2/16 Polish President Andrzej Duda has requested that the Constitutional Court assess the constitutionality of articles of the recently amended law on the Institute of National Remembrance, mentioning the terms "Ukrainian nationalists" and "Eastern Malopolska."”
1/4 the Democrat MP Sergiu Sîrbu submitted a complaint to the Constitutional Court about Dodon’s unwillingness to promulgate the law on the “foreign propaganda”. Sîrbu asks the High Court to temporarily strip the Pres of his power to “institutionally” block the respective law.
1/10Most probably,the law is directed against the Russian propaganda TV shows that are rebroadcasted in Moldova through the local franchises. Pres Dodon previously submitted a complaint to the Constitutional Court, saying it violates such fundamental right as “freedom of expression, freedom of
1/11The Moscow city court onJanuary10upheld the legality of charges filed in absentia against Plahotniuc.〜was charged in absentia inNovember2017 inMoscow’s Basmanny district court of attempted murder inRussia.Russian authorities allege that Plahotniuc was behind a March2012assassination attempt(
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Duda asks Constitutional Court to rule on controversial law's articles referring to "Ukrainian nationalists"
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