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Constitutional Court Reinstates Acting President of South Korea
South Korea constitutional court on Monday dismissed the impeachment case of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, reinstating him as the acting president of the country. “The Constitutional Court has rendered a…
Court reinstates impeached South Korean PM as acting president
South Korea’s Constitutional Court on Monday dismissed the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, reinstating him back as the South Korean acting president — a role he took after the…
From BAFTAs to Courtrooms: The Biggest Entertainment and Legal News of the Week
Argentina President, Javier Milei, earlier this week faced impeachment calls due to a cryptocurrency endorsement that led to losses from thousands of investors in the country. It all started after…
South Korea's Constitutional Court Begins Impeachment Trial of President Yoon Suk Yeol
South Korea’s Constitutional Court convened its first hearing on Tuesday to deliberate the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, following his controversial martial law declaration last month. However, the session…
What is Litigation and How its Used in Court
The process of resolving conflicts through the court system is known as litigation. Several legal areas, including real estate, civil rights, and personal injury, use it. Louis Tompros, a WilmerHale…
US suspends student visa interviews and plans expanded social media vetting
US President Donald Trump's administration has ordered embassies to suspends scheduling interviews for student visa as it prepares to expand social media vetting of such applicants. In a copy of…
North Korea arrests senior official over warship launch failure
North Korea has arrested a fourth official over the failed launch of a new warship that has enraged the country's leader, Kim Jong Un. State-run news agency KCNA on Monday…
UK graduate visa slashed from two years to 18 months
The UK government has cut the Graduate Route visa from two years down to 18 months, as part of a sweeping crackdown on what it describes as “systemic abuse and…
Power mostly restored after Spain portugal outages
Power outages across Spain and Portugal have mostly been restored to tens of millions of people. Both countries remain under states of emergency after electrical supply was lost across the…
Meta Face Antitrust Trial Over Instagram and Whatsapp Acquisition
The giant social media power house, META, stands antitrust trial on Monday, facing the US government over charges of using its market power to eliminate competition by acquiring Instagram and…