Canada top court rules Toronto-born children of Russian spies are Canadian citizens
20.12.2019 | Tate Brown | 947
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Thursday that children who were born in Toronto to Russian spies are Canadian citizens.
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EU court finds airlines liable for damages caused by hot coffee
20.12.2019 | Gabrielle Kolencik | 949
The European Court of Justice ruled Thursday that airlines may be liable to harm caused by hot coffee.
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Albania new media law restrictive to freedom of expression: EU rights official
19.12.2019 | Tahira Mohamedbhai | 921
Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Dunja Mijatović said Tuesday that Albania’s proposed anti-defamation legislation, expected to pass this week, is incompatible with freedom of expression.
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U.S. appeals court sidesteps major Obamacare ruling
19.12.2019 | Lawrence Hurley | 1180
A U.S. appeals court ruled on Wednesday that a component of the Obamacare law is unconstitutional, but dodged a major ruling by stopping short of declaring that the rest of the landmark 2010 healthcare statute must also be struck down.
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Warrant not always needed for 'inadvertent' NSA surveillance of Americans: U.S. court
19.12.2019 | Mark Hosenball | 1088
The U.S. government may collect information about U.S. citizens without obtaining a warrant if the information is gathered inadvertently while legally carrying out surveillance of non-nationals abroad, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Wednesday.
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Spain Supreme Court finds workers entitled to Christmas hamper
18.12.2019 | Chris Stephens | 957
The Supreme Court of Spain found Monday that workers are entitled to a Christmas hamper as a condition of their employment.
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Nicaragua legislature approves plans to nationalize gas station chain
18.12.2019 | Gabrielle Kolencik | 914
The Nicaraguan National Assembly approved the plans to nationalize the gas station chain Distribuidor Nicaraguense de Petroleo (DNP) on Saturday.
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Poland Supreme Court warns judicial reforms threaten EU membership
18.12.2019 | Chris Stephens | 920
The Supreme Court of Poland released a statement Tuesday warning that the country’s drafts of judicial reforms could be in violation of European Union (EU) law. The country’s nationalist government is currently advocating for legislation that punishes Poland judges for questioning judicial nominations.
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UN SG ‘disappointed’ in this year’s round of climate negotiations
17.12.2019 | Keegan Boyle | 973
Negotiations at the COP25 UN.climate conference in Madrid ended Sunday, with little progress on climate crisis strategies. UN Secretary-General António Guterres stated his feelings on Twitter regarding the situation, expressing disappointment but optimism for conferences to come.
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Protests erupt in India over citizenship amendment bill
17.12.2019 | Keegan Boyle | 924
Protests continued across India Monday over proposed legislation (CAB) that would allow religious minorities persecuted in neighboring countries to seek citizenship but would exclude Muslims.
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