EU tightens Poland rule of law clash over judiciary
The European Commission advances an infringement case against Poland's Law and Justice regime, giving Warsaw a month to modify judicial changes seen as compromising independence. Brussels could bring the case to the EU Court of Justice with potential fines. Warsaw defends its mandate and rejects EU interference amid ongoing judicial overhaul and media consolidation.
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Aleppo Rebuilding Lags Eight Months After East Takeover
Aleppo remains scarred by war eight months after eastern districts were recaptured in December 2016. Ruined streets, dust-covered signs, and damaged schools show the lingering toll. Russian mediation aids return of residents, with 3,500 people going back to nearby villages. Power restoration lags as western areas show scars amid ongoing recovery.
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