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August 12, 2020
Spain on Monday gave its go-signal for the extradition of a former oil firm chief over charges of bribery and money laundering. A report by Al Jazeera said that Spain’s... read more →
Russian prosecutors are set to increase by two years the jail term for a former US marine accused of spying on Russia. According to a report by the Independent, Russian... read more →
France on Monday sentenced in prison former prime minister Francois Fillon along with his wife and two children for the alleged embezzlement of millions of public funds from fake jobs.... read more →
Both Croatia and the European institutions are coming under fire after fresh allegations that Zagreb has been mistreating migrants. Over the past month, multiple groups of migrants have reported abuse... read more →
Following a pledge made last month, Twitter has started displaying fact-checking labels on tweets linking 5G mobile technology to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. Clicking these labels leads users to a... read more →
A former US marine is serving 16 years in prison following a Russian Court order to slap him with charges of espionage. Paul Whelan, 50, and a citizen of four... read more →
Dutch police captured on Wednesday captured six men after discovering seven soundproof sea containers converted into a “torture chamber” in the small village of Wouwse Plantage close to the Belgium... read more →
Germany is underway with the investigation of 30,000 people said to be part of a wide paedophile network in the western Bergisch Gladbach region. The Ministry of Justice announced on... read more →
Dozens of German police were injured after a two-night drug check operation in Stuttgart sparked protests. Police said in a statement on Sunday that 19 out of 200 deployed authorities... read more →
Thirteen individuals are facing human trafficking charges over the death of 39 Vietnamese whose bodies were recovered in a refrigerated truck in Britain, Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported on Saturday. Quoting... read more →
France on Thursday saw the record of criminal cases drop markedly, with the decline owed to the government’s lockdown amid the coronavirus outbreak. Latest figures released by the Ministry of... read more →
German authorities arrested on Saturday dozens of protesters for flouting the government’s coronavirus measures. About 1,000 activists comprised of far-left and right-wing groups gathered in Berlin for the rally. Some... read more →
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