An Irish-American man described as the world’s biggest facilitator of child pornography has pleaded guilty to running a web server that hosted hundreds of thousands of child abuse videos and... read more →
Respect for the rule of law in Poland and Hungary has deteriorated since Brussels opened infringement procedures against the two member states for failing to meet fundamental EU values, MEP’s... read more →
The Council of Europe's Group of States against Corruption (Greco) has highlighted the persistence of “grey areas” in the fight against corruption in France and called on Paris to make... read more →
Poland's state prosecutor has charged the former head of the country's financial regulator with corruption, according to Polish media reports. Marek Chrzanowski, who was detained in November 2018, by the... read more →
An Indonesian student found guilty described as "the most feared rapist in British legal history" was sentenced to life in prison on Monday for the rape of at least 48... read more →
The Polish Supreme Court has said that a draft law that would prevent judges from questioning the government's judicial reforms could lead to Poland having to leave the EU. The... read more →
Israel’s Attorney General has submitted the corruption indictments against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the president of the Israeli parliament (Knesset) on Monday. In a letter to the Knesset Speaker,... read more →
The former head of Venezuelan military intelligence has escaped Spanish authorities days after Madrid approved his extradition to the United States where he is wanted on drug trafficking charges. Hugo... read more →
The Hungarian government has backtracked on plans to reform the country’s court system, avoiding a showdown with the EU, which had criticised the measures for posing a threat to the... read more →
Thousands of people took to the streets in Romania on Sunday evening to protest against the flourishing illegal logging trade and the recent killings of foresters working to prevent it.... read more →
