Lily Radziemski
France Correspondent at Courthouse News Service
Journalist at Freelance
France correspondent @courthousenews and freelance journalist based in Marseille. Words @nytimes, @washingtonpost, @BBC & others. [email protected]
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Anti-judiciary wave ripples across Atlantic as France’s far right aims to salvage presidential hopes
1 week ago |
courthousenews.com | Lily Radziemski
MARSEILLE, France (CN) — Financial judges generally don’t become household names in France. But these days, everyone has been talking about Bénedicte de Perthuis, the judge who slapped extreme-right National Rally leader Marine Le Pen with a five-year ineligibility sentence, effectively taking her out of the 2027 presidential race. De Perthuis has been at the center of the public conversation.
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2 weeks ago |
courthousenews.com | Lily Radziemski
(CN) — Poland's lower courts must ignore rulings from a higher court if it was not properly "established by law," an adviser to the EU’s top court said Thursday. Kim Scheppele of Princeton University told Courthouse News that the advocate general's opinion for the European Court of Justice is noteworthy against a backdrop of years of problems with the judiciary.
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2 weeks ago |
courthousenews.com | Lily Radziemski
MARSEILLE, France (CN) — French winemakers and importers are scrambling to salvage deals and shipments, as the uncertainty surrounding U.S. President Donald Trump's 20% tariff on European wines bound for the U.S. leaves many bottles all packed up with nowhere to go. “Some bottles have already left, they’re already on the ships,” Laurent Bunan, a third-generation winemaker at the Domaines Bunan in Provence, told Courthouse News.
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2 weeks ago |
courthousenews.com | Lily Radziemski
MARSEILLE, France (CN) — The Trump administration’s crusade against diversity, equity and inclusion is crossing borders. Dozens of companies across Europe recently received letters from U.S. embassies questioning their DEI programs, and the widespread backlash was immediate. “France and Europe will defend their companies, their consumers, but also their values,” the French ministry of foreign trade said in a statement.
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3 weeks ago |
courthousenews.com | Lily Radziemski
(CN) — Hungary infringed EU law by refusing to renew the contract of Klubrádió, an independent radio station that is often critical of the government, an adviser to the EU's top court said Thursday. EU advocate general Athanasios Rantos agreed with the European Commission's claim that the radio station was wrongly prevented from providing its services when the government opted not to renew its license.
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