Sovereignty
Administrative Judges Concerned over the disciplinary scrutiny from those who decided not to detain Lytras
The administrative judges, commenting on the domestic violence case involving Apostolos Lytra, who allegedly assaulted his lawyer’s wife, also expressed in today’s announcement their deep concern regarding the disciplinary oversight of judicial and prosecutorial officers who opted not to detain the criminologist after his confession during interrogation.
Ersin Tatar: Without common ground, no meaning to begin negotiations on the Cyprus Issue – Monologue by the Turkish Cypriot leader during his meeting with the UN Secretary-General
He appeared unyielding setting sovereignty equality and equal international status as a precondition for negotiations
New Turkish provocation: “Declaration of maritime parks by Greece is a unilateral action”
Turkey speaks of “unilateral actions” that create de facto situations on islands in the Aegean where -according to them- their “sovereignty has not been determined”
A still-fresh mandate
It's been just 10 months since the last national election and the government won by a landslide. So, it is ludicrous from both a political and democratic standpoint that its legitimacy should come into question in any way, shape or form.
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Zelensky after the conversation with Vučić: "Thank you, Serbia!" VIDEO
He posted a video of the meeting on his "X" network and wrote:
"I met with President Aleksandar Vucic and thanked Serbia for supporting Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as its humanitarian and financial assistance and welcoming Ukrainians who fled the war.
Brnabic: Gov't ready to cooperate with ODIHR, int'l probe would be loss of sovereignty
DESPOTOVAC - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Wednesday her government was absolutely ready to continue its quality and constructive cooperation with ODIHR and find a way to meet the organisation's recommendations but that an international inquiry into the December Serbian elections would be a direct breach of sovereignty that no country would allow.
Dacic: Serbia not giving up on principles of international law, UN Charter
KAMPALA - Serbia has always strived to create a fairer and better world, Serbian FM Ivica Dacic said in Kampala on Thursday, noting that Belgrade continued to advocate respect of the universal principles of international law and the UN Charter.
President Radev's New Year Address Called for Unity and Strengthening Bulgaria's Foundations
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, in his annual New Year's Eve speech to the nation, emphasized the critical need for unity and leadership to fortify Bulgaria's statehood, sovereignty, and the rule of law. Addressing the challenges faced in the past year, he highlighted the importance of moral values and national unity as cornerstones for the nation's prosperity.
Hill condemned last night's vandalism
He added that the legitimacy of democratic processes depends on transparency and everyone's willingness to respect the will of the people.
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Hungary passes “sovereignty” law as Orban steps up campaign
“Hungary’s sovereignty is impaired if political power gets into the hands of persons or organizations dependent on any foreign power, organization or person”