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European Commissioner for Justice, <strong>Michael McGrath</strong>, stated that Hungary is on a clear path to restore the rule of law ahead of talks between Prime Minister <strong>Péter Márki-Zay</strong> and European Commission President <strong>Ursula von der Leyen</strong>. This comes as efforts are made to unlock €17 billion in frozen funds due to corruption concerns.
The Egyptian Ministry of Interior has disclosed details about the viral video of the 'Quesna kiosk', which depicts an attempt to evade demolition. The ministry confirmed that the video was filmed during a campaign aimed at removing encroachments on state land.
Reports indicate that the Trump administration has disregarded several lower court orders, raising questions about the rule of law in the United States. This disregard comes at a sensitive time as political and legal pressures on the administration increase.
The University of Benha is participating in the 'Rule of Law in the Middle East' forum held in China, aimed at promoting the concepts of the rule of law in the region. This event serves as an important platform for exchanging ideas and experiences among participating countries.
Israeli Justice Minister Yariv Levin has urged police to disregard a court ruling that outlines conditions for protests. This statement comes amid rising tensions in the country due to ongoing demonstrations.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has acknowledged that many of the country's poorest and marginalized groups still suffer from a lack of effective access to justice. This statement was made during his speech at the opening of the Commonwealth Legal Education Conference at the University of Malaya.
Authorities in Aswan announced the removal of 762 violations of state land in a bid to protect public property and uphold the rule of law. This campaign is part of the government's efforts to combat land encroachments and restore state authority.
Local authorities in Assiut announced the removal of 21 violations on state land and the recovery of 15 acres of public property. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to protect public assets and reinforce the rule of law.