Tag: constitution
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Georgia’s Ruling Party Installs Loyalist President Amid Constitutional Crisis
In a significant political development reported by FRANCE 24 English, Georgia’s ruling party has successfully installed a loyalist as president amidst an ongoing constitutional crisis. The move has sparked widespread discussions and concerns over the state of democracy and governance in the country. This event marks a crucial point in Georgia’s political landscape, reflecting the…
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South Korean President Repeals Martial Law Following Public Backlash
In a significant development, South Korea’s President has decided to lift martial law, marking a notable U-turn in the government’s approach. This move comes after widespread criticism and calls for a more democratic response to the nation’s crisis. The decision to revoke martial law reflects the administration’s acknowledgment of the public’s concerns and the importance…
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US Supreme Court to Review Constitutionality of Social Media Content Moderation Laws
The US Supreme Court is set to decide on the constitutionality of content moderation by social media platforms, a ruling that could significantly impact the 2024 election and the broader digital landscape. This follows the implementation of laws in Florida and Texas, aimed at regulating how platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and X moderate speech, especially…
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Supreme Court to Consider Trump’s Eligibility for GOP Primary Ballot in Light of 14th Amendment Dispute
The Wall Street Journal examines the recent actions taken by Colorado and Maine to exclude Donald Trump from the GOP primary ballot due to his presumed involvement in the events of January 6th. This decision is based on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which bars individuals who have engaged in insurrection or rebellion from…