Court ruling narrows emergency powers
Judges held that the measures must be renewed by the legislature rather than by executive order alone.
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James Whitfield
Europe Bureau Chief · London
James Whitfield leads SomTiger's Europe coverage, reporting on elections, defence policy and the European economy.
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