Netanyahu asks Herzog for pardon in corruption trial
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked the country's president Isaac Herzog for a pardon in his long-running corruption trial.
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Last criminal case against Trump dropped
A court in Georgia has closed a criminal case against U.S. President Donald Trump and his team related to their attempts to challenge the results of the 2020 elections in that state.
Fraud case against former Krasnodar Deputy Mayor filed in court
The criminal case against former Deputy Mayor Vsevolod Netreba, who is accused of fraud, has been filed in the Krasnodar court.
Erdoğan agrees with ECHR's decision to release Demirtaş
Last year, a Turkish court sentenced Demirtaş to nearly three decades in prison
Georgia's Constitutional Court registers lawsuit against Saakashvili's party
A lawsuit filed by the ruling Georgian Dream party to ban the opposition United National Movement (UNM), founded by Mikheil Saakashvili, has been registered with the Constitutional Court.
Stavropol Duma ex-deputy sentenced for 6 years for fraud
Two of his accomplices were also sentenced to prison terms
Georgian Dream initiates process to ban UNM
The Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia party has filed a request with the country's Constitutional Court to strip the party of former President Mikheil Saakashvili of its legal status. The grounds are actions committed against Georgia by the former president's government.
Chinese uranium buyers arrested in Tbilisi
A Tbilisi court has ordered pretrial detention for Chinese nationals caught red-handed attempting to purchase a batch of uranium.
Netanyahu confirms start of large-scale Gaza offensive
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the launch of a large-scale offensive on Gaza City aimed at defeating the Hamas movement, Ynet reported.
Iran Air to seek restoration of its air European flight routes
Iran Air has filed a legal complaint against the aviation organizations of European countries that have imposed sanctions on the flag carrier of Iran following claims of military cooperation with Russia, Deputy Head of Iran's Civil Aviation Organization Hamid Reza Sanee said.
Former head of Saakashvili's party placed under arrest
Khabeishvili was detained by the State Security Service on Thursday
Court asseses damage from fuel oil spill in Black Sea
The court ruled to collect 35 billion rubles from Volgotransneft in accordance with the claim of Rosprirodnadzor.
Three militants eliminated in Kabardino-Balkaria
Three supporters of an international terrorist organization who put up armed resistance during their arrest were eliminated in Russia's Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, the press bureau said.
Trial of suspects in Crocus terrorist attack starts in Moscow
The trial opens in Moscow today of 19 people accused of involvement in an attack on the Crocus concert hall last year that killed 149 people.
Georgian bank sues opposition TV channel
Cartu Bank has initiated legal proceedings against opposition-aligned TV Pirveli, accusing the broadcaster of slander.
Gunmen who attacked courthouse in Iran killed
Unknown attackers launched a gun and grenade attack on a court building in southeast Iran today, killing six people and wounding 20, state TV reported.
France toughens punishment for radicals who attacked Azerbaijani embassy
Punishment for radical Armenian nationalists who attacked the Azerbaijani embassy in Paris in 2022 has been toughened, the Azerbaijani embassy in France said.
Adana mayor arrested in Turkey
Adana Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Zeydan Karalar was arrested along with six others as part of a wide-ranging corruption investigation launched by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, Turkish authorities said.
Trial over horrific deadly hotel fire begins in Türkiye
Today, the first court hearing is taking place in Bolu concerning the horrific fire that took the lives of almost 80 people. Three dozen defendants will appear in court.
Court rejects Netanyahu's request to delay corruption testimony
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was unable to obtain a two-week deferment from testifying in his corruption case, with the court rejecting the arguments of his lawyers as unconvincing.
