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SCM opinion

Constitutional conflict between the powers of the state? The war on magistrates' pensions blocks Romania's financing

Special pension reform - blocked by the CCR

CCR decision on magistrates' pensions: the procedure defeated the reform, the privileges remain

The Government requested the opinion too early, before the completion of the public debate and inter-ministerial consultations on the draft law on special pensions for magistrates, and therefore, the normative act was considered unconstitutional...

Reform of magistrates' pensions blocked by the Constitutional Court

The Constitutional Court decided, yesterday, with a simple majority, five to four, to admit the complaint filed by the High Court of Cassation and Justice, and declared the law by which the Bolojan government wanted to reform the special pensions...

Klaus Iohannis remains in Cotroceni, although his presidential mandate expires on Saturday

Klaus Iohannis was president of Romania between 2014 and 2024, serving two consecutive terms, which were marked by important political, social and economic events, but also by controversies and criticism. During his two terms, Klaus Iohannis...

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GRECO passed our grade: satisfactory report on the rule of law

With 8 out of 13 recommendations satisfactorily met, the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) believes that our country is on the right track regarding the rule of law, according to the report published yesterday, but adopted in the plenary...

Andrea Chiş, former member of the CSM: "Justice - captured by a handful of high-ranking judges and prosecutors"

The judicial system in our country has become, within a few years, a pyramid-type structure, which can be controlled by those at the top, i.e. by a handful of judges and prosecutors, in whose hands lies the career of every magistrate in Romania,...

Accusations of losses caused to SIF4 investors, Covid 19 - 3rd wave, nocturnal protests that ignored the restrictions

The approval of the state budget, the third wave of pandemic, new movement restrictions, spontaneous subway strike and protests against government measures are the defining elements of the most tumultuous month since the beginning of 2021 so far....