
Rizal teen faces murder raps for alleged stabbing of 2 kids over ‘envy’
MANILA, Philippines — An 18-year-old boy in Rizal is facing a complaint for two counts of murder for the stabbing of two children at a cemetery in Morong town over supposed “envy,” the provincial police chief said on Wednesday. The case was filed before the local prosecutor’s office on Monday afternoon, Rizal Provincial Police Office

Ukraine Indicts Russian General for Missile Strike on Children's Hospital
The Security Service of Ukraine and the Office of the Prosecutor General have indicted Russian Air Force Major General Sergey Kuvaldin in absentia for ordering a missile strike on the Okhmatdyt children’s hospital.

Taiwan indicts 62 people linked to suspected scam center operator Prince Group
Taipei prosecutors say Taiwan was one of the locations where the group's chairman had funneled funds via shell companies, buying luxury goods, sports cars and real estate.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's HJPC two-day session begins
The two-day session of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HJPCBiH) commenced today.

17-Year-Old Released After Confessing to Fatally Injuring Father in Leros
A 17-year-old boy was released after confessing to fatally injuring his father during a quarrel in Leros. The release was approved by the prosecutor and investigator, with the teen detailing the events and past abuse.

European Prosecutor Reports 100% Success Rate in Key Subsidy Cases in Czech Republic
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has achieved a 100% success rate in its key subsidy cases brought before courts in the Czech Republic, according to a European prosecutor. The EPPO gained public attention last year with the multi-billion 'Motol case'.

US turns up heat on Venezuela with threat to indict new leader Delcy Rodriguez
The Trump administration is quietly building a legal case against Venezuelan interim president Delcy Rodriguez including readying a draft criminal indictment, one of several tools it is using to strengthen its leverage with Caracas, according to four people familiar with the matter. Federal prosecutors have put together possible corruption and money laundering charges, and have communicated to Rodriguez that she is at risk of prosecution unless she continues to comply with Trump’s demands follo

Feds Told New Mexico To Back Off Epstein; Then They Did Nothing...
Feds Told New Mexico To Back Off Epstein; Then They Did Nothing...
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In September 2019, federal prosecutors asked New Mexico to shut down its…

Magistrates in Porto Este denounce precarious working conditions
Magistrates in Porto Este, Portugal, are denouncing precarious working conditions, including extreme overload with some prosecutors managing 500 domestic violence cases. Lack of staff and degraded facilities compromise justice.

Woman died in a traffic accident in Zletovo
By order of the public prosecutor, the body of the deceased was handed over to Forensic Medicine for autopsy.

New Board of Directors Formed for Union of Public Prosecutors of Greece, Eirini Chrysogianni Elected President
The new Board of Directors for the Union of Public Prosecutors of Greece was constituted today following recent elections. During its first meeting, the board elected its presidium, with Eirini Chrysogianni becoming the new president.

President's Office Inquires About Prosecutor General's Deputies
Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the President's Chancellery, has written to Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek on behalf of Karol Nawrocki regarding 'unlawful actions' that limit the powers of the Prosecutor General's deputies.

Preliminary probe in Revilla plunder case hits home stretch
MANILA, Philippines — Government prosecutors on Tuesday established a firm timeline for the ongoing preliminary investigation into the plunder case involving former senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr.,…
Prosecutors Investigate Monaco for Alleged Money Laundering and Corruption Related to DR Congo Sponsorship
Prosecutors have opened an investigation into Monaco for alleged money laundering and corruption, specifically in connection with sponsorship deals related to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Court gives SPAK prosecutors 'homework' in Ilir Beqaj case
The Special Court's judicial panel tasked prosecutors Edvin Kondili and Ened Nakuçi with preparing written arguments regarding the charges of theft through abuse of office and structured criminal group against former minister Ilir Beqaj.

Bulgarian citizens detained for credit card cloning at fuel stations in Romania
Two Bulgarian citizens, including a businessman owning trucks, were detained by DIICOT prosecutors for forming an organized criminal group and possessing tools for counterfeiting values, after cloning cards used at fuel stations.

Romanian Justice Minister's proposals for top prosecutors spark debate
Cristian Tudor Popescu comments on the Justice Minister's proposals for leading prosecutors, suggesting it tests Nicușor Dan's relationship with the PSD and calling it a 'mockery' of the mayor.

Serbian TOK Begins Witness Interrogations Regarding BIA Meeting
The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK) in Serbia has commenced witness interrogations as part of its evidentiary proceedings, following allegations made during a High Prosecutorial Council session on February 27, 2026.

Former Prosecutor P.K. Haridas Passes Away
Former prosecutor P.K. Haridas has passed away.

DIICOT Deputy Chief Prosecutor Candidate's Family History Under Scrutiny
Gill Julien Grigore-Iacobici, a prosecutor proposed for the deputy chief position at DIICOT, faces scrutiny over his wife and father-in-law's fraud convictions, and his mother-in-law, a long-serving PSD mayor, donating money to him.

Polish Prosecutors File New Charges Against "Jaszczur" and "Ludwiczek" for Anti-Semitic Hate Speech
The District Prosecutor's Office in Krosno has filed new charges against Wojciech O. and Marcin O., known as "Jaszczur" and "Ludwiczek," for publicly insulting Jewish people and inciting national hatred.

Minnesota launches investigation that could bring charges against US immigration officers
US county attorney is ‘confident’ her office will be able to pursue charges in cases which led to criticisms of use-of-force policies
A Minnesota state prosecutor announced an investigation Monday that may lead to charges against federal officers, including Greg Bovino, for misconduct during an immigration enforcement crackdown.
Hennepin county attorney Mary Moriarty said in a news conference that her office is already looking into 17 cases, including one where Bovino, a border patrol officia...

Würzburg Attacker Was Under Psychiatric Treatment
According to prosecutors, the 35-year-old man who attacked Jehovah's Witnesses at Würzburg main station in February had been admitted to psychiatric clinics multiple times.

Fatal Car Accident in Panevėžys, Driver Under Influence
A prosecutor has concluded the pre-trial investigation into a fatal car accident in Panevėžys last December, which resulted in three deaths. The driver was found to be under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

Kolašin Educator Detained for Sexual Harassment of a Child
A teacher from Kolašin was detained by the prosecutor's office after the Bijelo Polje Security Department filed a criminal complaint against him for sexual harassment of a child.

Five Serbs Arrested in Kosovo for 1998 War Crimes
Five Serbs from Suvo Grlo in Srbica municipality were arrested by Kosovo Special Police units, accused by the Kosovo Special Prosecutor's Office of murdering six Albanian civilians in the village between May and June 1998, sparking fear and reactions from the Raška-Prizren Diocese.

Two Police Officers Charged After 14-Year-Old Hit at Crosswalk
Prosecutors have charged two police officers with dereliction of duty for their initial response to an accident in Rzeszów where 14-year-old Daria was seriously injured after being hit by a car at a pedestrian crossing.

Farmers Protest in Šabac Following Arrests at Blockades
Five farmers were arrested during blockades near Bogatić, leading to protests outside the prosecutor's office in Šabac in support of the detained individuals, with their lawyers' appeals against police detention being rejected.

Massive Fraud Reported in EU Recovery Fund
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has raised an alarm over hundreds of fraud cases linked to the allocation of the EU's NextGeneration Recovery Fund.

Cosa Nostra boss Nitto Santapaola dies in Milan prison
(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 3 - Cosa Nostra boss Nitto Santapaola died aged 87 on Monday at Milan's Opera prison.
Santapaola was believed to have been the mastermind behind many massacres, including the Capaci bombing in May 1992 in which anti-mafia prosecutor Giovanni Falcone, his wife, and three of his bodyguards were killed.
Having long been a fugitive of justice, Santapaola was arrested a year later.
He was being held under the tough, top-security 41bis jail regime. (ANSA).
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Serbian Prosecutors' Fear of Authority and Unused Power
Marko Nicović, a member of the World Association of Police Chiefs, stated that Serbian prosecutors, due to their fear of authorities, fail to recognize and utilize their power, which could potentially paralyze the state.

European Prosecutors Uncover Major Fraud Chains, Increase Investigations
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), led by Laura Kovessi, conducted 3,602 investigations last year, a 35% increase, and claims to have disrupted one of Europe's most lucrative fraud chains.

Mother and child die after falling from building in Skopje
A mother and child died after falling from a building in Karopš, Skopje. The Public Prosecutor's Office has initiated proceedings and requested autopsies.
Minneapolis Prosecutors Probe Incidents from Immigration Crackdown
Prosecutors in Minneapolis are investigating incidents that arose from a recent immigration crackdown in the city.

Afghan Prosecutors Flee Taliban, Seek Asylum in Barcelona
An Afghan couple, who were prosecutors pursuing the Taliban, fled Afghanistan after the government collapsed and ended up seeking help in Barcelona, facing difficult living conditions.

Journalist Emilia Șercan Criticizes Romanian Justice Minister's Prosecutor Nominations
Romanian journalist Emilia Șercan has strongly criticized the Justice Minister's nominations for the leadership of major prosecutor's offices, alleging they favor prosecutors specialized in protecting criminals.

Results of the Elections for the Union of Prosecutors of Greece
The article reports on the results of the elections for the new Administrative Board of the Union of Prosecutors of Greece, detailing the number of prosecutors who voted and the breakdown of valid and invalid ballots.

Kiefer Sutherland's Alleged Uber Assault Case Sees New Evidence, Prosecutors Say
Kiefer Sutherland isn't in the clear yet regarding allegations he threatened and assaulted an Uber driver ... but the case is still being closely examined by authorities as more clues come to light.

Serbian Prosecutor Files Indictment Against Whistleblower
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has filed an indictment against Danijela Maletić, a former assistant director in the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering, who allegedly sought to expose corruption.

European Public Prosecutor's Office Investigates €113 Million Fraud in Slovenia
The European Public Prosecutor's Office is currently conducting 53 investigations in Slovenia, including a suspected misuse of nearly 113 million euros.

Serbian prosecutor proposes detention for man threatening Vučić on social media
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade proposed detention for a 58-year-old man from Gnjilane suspected of threatening Serbian President Vučić on social media.

Candidates for High Prosecutorial Council Appeal to Constitutional Court
Three candidates for the High Prosecutorial Council (VST) from among public prosecutors, who received the most votes in the prosecutorial elections, have filed appeals with the Constitutional Court.

Former Justice Minister 'Horrified' by Proposals for Chief Prosecutors
Stelian Ion, a former Minister of Justice, expressed his dismay and called it a 'fundamental mistake' to retain ineffective leaders in prosecutor's offices following official proposals for the leadership of major prosecutor's offices.

Trial of Kutina Mayor Zlatko Babić Continues
The trial of Kutina Mayor Zlatko Babić continued in Zagreb with the review of material documentation, as the prosecutor accused the defense of attempting to discredit a whistleblower.

Romania's Justice Minister proposes Viorel Cerbu for DNA chief prosecutor
Romania's Ministry of Justice has officially proposed Viorel Cerbu for the position of chief prosecutor of the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA), following his extensive interview on corruption last week.

Tax Evasion Network Dismantled in Romania
Police and prosecutors conducted 62 searches in Bucharest and eight counties, dismantling a tax evasion network involving 21 individuals suspected of using shell companies for fictitious acquisitions, causing damages over 4.2 million lei.

New Indictment Seeks Prison Term for Istanbul Mayor İmamoğlu Over Alleged Fund Misuse
Turkish prosecutors have filed a new indictment against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, seeking up to two years in prison for alleged misuse of municipal funds during his tenure as a district mayor from 2014 to 2019.

Doctors acquitted in Theo W. case, prosecution appeals
After the acquittal of the responsible doctors in the Theo W. case, the public prosecutor's office has filed an appeal. The higher court must now decide on the case.

Bulgarian Justice Minister Appoints Deputies
Bulgaria's Justice Minister has appointed a judge and a prosecutor as his deputies, with Andrey Georgiev identified as a law graduate from Sofia University.

Man suspected of killing pregnant partner in Greece
The Athens First Instance Prosecutor's Office has initiated criminal proceedings against a 38-year-old man suspected of killing his pregnant partner in the Kolonos area, facing charges for three crimes and one misdemeanor.

Man arrested, accused of 478 child pornography crimes
The Public Prosecutor's Office revealed that it had charged a 45-year-old man with 478 child pornography crimes between August 2023 and February 2025, when he was arrested.

European Public Prosecutor's Office Reports Numerous Small-Scale Fraud Attempts in Bulgaria
According to statistics, the European Public Prosecutor's Office has identified many attempts at fraud involving small sums in Bulgaria.

Man Arrested for Brutal Assault on Woman in Kutno City Center
Police in Kutno have arrested a 28-year-old man suspected of brutally assaulting a woman in the city center, with prosecutors seeking his arrest.

US Sanctions on ICC and Philippine Probe
A deputy prosecutor states that US sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) have not impacted the ongoing probe in the Philippines, despite personal financial difficulties faced by team members.

Magyar Péter Receives No Substantive Answers from Chief Prosecutor's Office
Tisza Party leader Magyar Péter questioned the chief prosecutor about corruption cases, child protection scandals, and political pressure, but reported receiving no substantive answers.

Former police chiefs indicted in Győr for decade-long corruption
Prosecutors have indicted a former city police chief and a former deputy police chief in Győr, Hungary, on charges of accepting bribes for over a decade.

European Public Prosecutor's Office Reports Tripled Budget Damage from Fraud
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) reported 3,602 investigations in 2025, with an estimated damage of 67.27 billion euros, a threefold increase from the previous year, primarily due to customs fraud and VAT evasion.

Czech Sect Member Dies After Forest Rituals, Prosecutor Seeks 11 Years for Assailant
A regional court in Prague is set to hear a case involving the death of a member of a Kutná Hora sect, who died after violent rituals in the forests near Český Šternberk. The prosecutor is seeking an 11-year sentence for the man accused of beating him with a stick.

Prosecution Investigates 'Operation Lisbon' Fake Documents Against Lublin Mayor
Prosecutors in Legnica have uncovered a professional forgery of a thousand pages of transcripts, dubbed 'Operation Lisbon,' intended to discredit Lublin Mayor Robert Raczyński, ruling out AI involvement and pointing to individuals close to him.

Dutch prosecutors appeal acquittal in Stint cargo bike crash
Dutch prosecutors are appealing the acquittal of two Stint manufacturers following a fatal accident in 2018 where a train struck a Stint cargo bike, killing four children.

Trial for kidnapped student Sona to continue in April in Slovakia
The trial in the case of the kidnapping and intoxication of student Sona will resume in a Bratislava court in April. The decision on guilt is being reconsidered following a reversal by the General Prosecutor's Office and an intervention by the Constitutional Court.

Belgian Prosecutors Investigate Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker
The Belgian federal prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into the oil tanker Ethera. The probe aims to determine if the vessel breached the Belgian Shipping Code, potentially related to sanctions or illicit activities.

Stamenković: VST session on March 6 is the last chance to elect prosecutors for organized crime
A session of the High Prosecutorial Council (VST) will be scheduled for March 6, and this will be the last attempt to elect or appoint prosecutors to the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime before the deadline expires, in order to…

Serbian High Prosecutorial Council to Elect Organized Crime Prosecutors
A session of the High Prosecutorial Council (VST) is scheduled for March 6, which will be the final opportunity to elect or appoint prosecutors for organized crime before a deadline expires.

Serbian Judiciary Denies 'Parallel Lists' Claims
The Association of Judges and Prosecutors of Serbia (UST) has refuted claims of 'parallel lists' during repeated elections as 'absolutely untrue'.

WorldBBCaftonbladetiefimerida+3in-cyprusstar-kenyamyjoyonline3d ago6 sources Iran says US and Israel strikes hit school killing 108
At least 108 people have died in an explosion at a school in southern Iran, according to a local prosecutor.

Ex-marines’ affidavit dragging ICC a ‘deliberate intimidation’ – deputy prosecutor
The ICC can cooperate with private people, and even government officials, says the deputy prosecutor

Man Shoots Down Police Drone in Finland, Police Respond with Leg Shot
In Nurmijärvi, Finland, a man shot down a police drone, leading police to shoot him in the leg. The prosecutor has decided against a preliminary investigation into the incident.

French Prosecutors Investigate Alleged Sex Trafficking Network Linked to Mohamed Al-Fayed
French investigators are probing an alleged sex-trafficking network operating behind Mohamed Al-Fayed’s luxury establishments, with victims reporting severe abuse.

Man Charged with Terrorist Threats Against Czech Government
A man is facing charges for threatening terrorism, having allegedly threatened the physical liquidation of the then-government of Petr Fiala in online discussions, with the state prosecutor proposing a prison sentence.

Cuba charges six exiles with terrorism in wake of deadly speedboat attack
Detainees accused of coming from the US with intent to sow chaos and attack military units on Communist-ruled island
Cuban prosecutors have formally charged six people with crimes of terrorism after a US-flagged speedboat was involved in a deadly shootout with Cuba’s coast guard last week.
The US-based Cuban defendants are accused of packing a boat with weapons and heading toward Cuba in hopes of destabilising the government in Havana.
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Japanese Man Arrested for Repeated Electric Scooter Violations
A 29-year-old self-employed man in Japan has been referred to prosecutors for repeatedly failing to attend mandatory training sessions after committing traffic violations on an electric kickboard, marking the first such arrest nationwide.

German Prosecutors Investigate Soravia Representatives for Suspected Fraud
German public prosecutors have launched investigations against representatives of the Viennese real estate group Soravia, including top executives, following years of criticism over an investor case in Germany.

Son of Norway's Crown Princess Faces New Charges in Rape Trial
Prosecutors in Norway have charged the son of Norway's crown princess with reckless behavior and violating a restraining order, a month after his trial for rape and other alleged offenses began.
Alexander brothers used wealth to lure, drug and rape women and girls, prosecutor says - AP News
Alexander brothers used wealth to lure, drug and rape women and girls, prosecutor says AP News

Luigi Mangione seeks to gut key evidence as prosecutors defend McDonald's search
Luigi Mangione murder trial prosecutors defend Pennsylvania backpack search, arguing evidence from accused UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson killer should be admissible.

Record Increase in Fraud and Scandal Cases in Greece
The European Prosecutor's Office in Greece reported a record increase in fraud and scandal cases in 2025, with 117 out of 175 cases opened that year, prompting SYRIZA-PS to call for a progressive solution.
Prosecutors Investigate Monaco for Alleged Money Laundering and Corruption
Prosecutors have opened an investigation into Monaco for alleged money laundering and corruption related to sponsorship deals with DR Congo.

Judge erases conviction for Detroit man whom police coerced to confess to 1999 murder
George Calicut Jr has been in prison for more than 25 years for murder, though there were no witnesses or evidence against him
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A Detroit-area judge erased a 1999 murder conviction Tuesday of a man who was serving a life prison sentence after prosecutors acknowledged his confession was coerced by a rogue police officer.
In addition, recent DNA testing “further supports the lack of any evidence” connecting George Ca...

Ex-mayor caught in lewd act at booze-filled pool party, prosecutors say
Louisiana mayor Misty Roberts faces trial for third-degree rape charges involving her son's 16-year-old friend at a 2024 pool party in DeRidder, Louisiana.

Italian Ambulance Driver Investigated for Patient Murders
Prosecutors in Forlì, Italy, are investigating a 27-year-old ambulance driver on suspicion of murdering five elderly patients.

Greek Minister Sdoukou Refutes Tsoukalas' Claims on European Public Prosecutor's Office
Alexandra Sdoukou, a Greek minister, strongly refuted claims made by Kostas Tsoukalas regarding Greece's relationship with the European Public Prosecutor's Office, calling his statements 'unprecedented fraud'.

DHS Investigates Gregory Bovino's Remarks on Prosecutor's Jewish Faith
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating Gregory Bovino, known for Trump-era immigration crackdowns, for allegedly making disparaging comments about a U.S. attorney in Minnesota who is an Orthodox Jew.

Worldiefimeridanewsbeast18h ago2 sources 17-Year-Old Released After Killing Father on Leros
A 17-year-old who confessed to fatally injuring his father on Leros was released after a lengthy testimony, with the unanimous consent of the prosecutor and investigator.

Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office begins questioning witnesses regarding BIA meeting
The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime has started questioning witnesses as part of its investigation into allegations made during a High Prosecutorial Council session on February 27, 2026, concerning a meeting of prosecutors at the BIA.

Teenager Released After Fatal Stabbing of Father in Leros, Greece
A 17-year-old boy from Leros, Greece, who confessed to fatally injuring his father, has been released after a lengthy testimony, with the consent of the prosecutor and investigator.

Accused police officers plead not guilty in 'Puls' disco fire case
Police officers accused in the 'Puls' disco fire in Kočani, which killed 63 people, claim innocence, stating they did not falsify data during inspections, though the public prosecutor alleges abuse of official position.

Businessil-sole-24-oreANSA20h ago2 sources Judge upholds requested to put Deliveroo under judicial supervision
(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 3 - A Milan judge on Tuesday upheld a request from prosecutors to put the Italian branch of Deliveroo under the supervision of a judicial administrator for allegedly exploiting its workers.
Deliveroo is accused of taking advantage of the need to work of its 20,000 riders in Italy to pay wages that are up to 90% below the poverty line, the prosecutors said, adding that this breached the Italian Constitution, which states that wages must ensure a dignified existence.
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Finnish Court of Appeal reviews Kankaanpää terrorism case
A Finnish prosecutor is appealing a district court's acquittal of two men from Kankaanpää on terrorism-related charges, seeking convictions in the Court of Appeal.

Serbian High Prosecutorial Council Annuls Repeated Elections
The High Prosecutorial Council announced decisions to annul objections regarding violations of electoral rights observed during repeated elections in two public prosecutor electoral units.

Two Arrested for Holding Criminal Funds in Belgrade Bank Safes
B.J. and N.M. have been arrested on the orders of the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK) on suspicion of holding money from criminal activities in bank safes in Belgrade and using it to purchase apartments and garages.

Woman and Child Die After Fall from Skyscraper in Skopje
Prosecutors in Skopje, North Macedonia, are investigating the deaths of a mother and her minor child who fell from a skyscraper in the Karpoš municipality.

Romanian Justice Minister Presents General Prosecutor's Office 2025 Activity Report
Romania's Justice Minister presented the General Prosecutor's Office activity report for 2025, revealing that over 1.75 million cases were managed and more than 530,000 dossiers were finalized.

Citizens Support Farmers Arrested at Blockade in Šabac
Students and citizens gathered in front of the Public Prosecutor's Office in Šabac to support five farmers arrested at a blockade in Badovinci, who are scheduled for questioning.

Worldhelsingin-sanomat23h ago Murder Charges Filed in Lohja Infant Death Case
Prosecutors have filed murder charges in the death of an infant in Lohja, Finland. The baby was born and died on the same day in a private residence in October, and the mother is suspected of the crime.

Police Inspection Detains Čurilla and Former NAKA Colleagues, Including Prosecutor Šúrek
The police inspection detained Čurilla and his former colleagues from NAKA, with Prosecutor Šúrek being taken from his office, just two days after Robert Fico attacked him at a government press conference.

Cosa Nostra boss Nitto Santapaola dies in Milan prison
(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 3 - Cosa Nostra boss Nitto Santapaola died aged 87 on Monday at Milan's Opera prison.
Santapaola was believed to have been the mastermind behind many massacres, including the Capaci bombing in May 1992 in which anti-mafia prosecutor Giovanni Falcone, his wife, and three of his bodyguards were killed.
Having long been a fugitive of justice, Santapaola was arrested a year later.
He was being held under the tough, top-security 41bis jail regime. (ANSA).
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Man Arrested in Nikšić, Montenegro, Suspected of Attempted Double Murder
Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, arrested a 25-year-old man, A.B., on suspicion of attempting to murder two individuals, following an investigation and a prosecutor's order.

Romanian Justice Ministry’s nominations for chief prosecutors spark public criticism
Nominations made by the Romanian Justice Ministry for chief prosecutor positions have sparked public criticism.

Latvian Prosecutor General to Seek Suspension of 'Stabilitātei!' Party
The Prosecutor General's Office in Latvia has decided to petition the court for the suspension of the 'Stabilitātei!' party, following an evaluation of their objections regarding social media content.

Japan prosecutor calls for nationwide third-party harassment probes
A prosecutor in Japan has requested that third-party committees conduct fact-finding surveys on harassment among prosecution staff across the nation.

Farmers in Šabac to be questioned, citizens to gather in support
Five farmers suspected of offenses are scheduled for questioning at the Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Šabac, with citizens expected to gather in support.

Serbian Prosecutor Files Indictment Against Former Anti-Money Laundering Official
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has filed an indictment against Danijela Maletić, former assistant director of the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering, for allegedly disclosing confidential information to a journalist in 2025.

Investigation into Mother and Child's Death After Falling from Building in Karposh
The Public Prosecutor's Office is gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses following the tragic death of a mother and child who fell from a building in Karposh, ordering autopsies and collecting material evidence.
Repeat Offender Thief Appears Before Prosecutor in Jaxaay, Senegal
A repeat offender with four prior prison terms has been brought before prosecutor Saliou Dicko in Jaxaay, Senegal, following another arrest.
Death of Abdoulaye Bâ
The Collective of Alumni Associations of Cheikh Anta Diop University of Dakar disputes the prosecutor's version regarding the death of Abdoulaye Bâ.

German Prosecutor Accused of Leaking Secrets to Drug Gang
A public prosecutor in Hannover, Yashar G., has confessed to leaking official secrets to a drug gang, prompting the CDU party to call for a parliamentary inquiry committee.

Child dies at kindergarten in Banja Luka
A nine-month-old baby died at a kindergarten in Banja Luka, with authorities awaiting an autopsy order from the prosecutor to determine the cause.

Politicspublicoobservador1d ago2 sources Bava to Testify After Prosecution Presents Evidence in Marquês Case
The former Portugal Telecom manager, Bava, is expected to testify in court only after the Public Prosecutor's Office presents its evidence, as he faces charges of corruption, qualified tax fraud, and money laundering.

Candidates for High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council File Appeals
Three candidates for the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (VST) from the ranks of public prosecutors have filed appeals with the Constitutional Court, claiming their objections to the elections were accepted by law.

Murder of IDPs in Rivne region: Prosecutors comment on death of 72-year-old suspect in detention
The suspect in the killing of five people on February 10, 2026, in Sudovychi, Rivne region, who died in pre-trial detention due to acute cardiovascular failure, had pre-existing health issues. He was examined by doctors and provided with necessary medical care.

Politicsrzeczpospolitatvn241d ago2 sources Former Policeman Suspected of Rape Released from Custody in Poland
A former policeman suspected of raping a subordinate in Piaseczno barracks has been released from custody by the prosecutor's office, with alternative precautionary measures applied.

No Criminal Offense in Return of Seized Equipment to Jiřikovský
The Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office stated that no criminal offense occurred during the return of seized computer equipment to Tomáš Jiřikovský, which was related to his earlier criminal proceedings.

Two Turkish Smugglers Face Felony Charges for Transporting 58 Migrants to Rhodes
Two Turkish nationals have been charged with felonies by the Rhodes Prosecutor after being arrested by the coast guard for allegedly smuggling 58 migrants to the island.

Three Charged in Brutal Gas Station Beating in Poland
Three men have been charged with brutally beating a 36-year-old man at a gas station, with prosecutors stating the motive was 'internal settlements' between the individuals.
Portuguese cases in European Public Prosecutor's Office represent nearly one billion in losses due to fraud
Portuguese cases handled by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) account for almost one billion euros in losses, primarily due to fraud involving community funds, particularly VAT and customs duties.

Slovak Progressive Slovakia Proposes Anti-Corruption Program with Harsher Penalties for Politicians
The Progressive Slovakia party has developed an anti-corruption program, advocating for higher penalties for politicians, the re-establishment of NAKA and the special prosecutor's office, and limiting the use of paragraph 363 of the Criminal Code.

European Public Prosecutor's Office Estimates Over 5 Billion Euros in COVID Recovery Fund Fraud
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) estimates that more than five billion euros from the European COVID recovery fund, officially known as the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), have been defrauded.

Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka Seeks Changes for Stricter Tax Fraud Penalties
Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka is advocating for changes in criminal codes to ensure tax criminality is punished more strictly and effectively, even for smaller damages.

Montenegrin Police Officer Charged with Negligence
The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Cetinje has filed an indictment against a police officer, D.Ć., for allegedly acting negligently in the performance of his duties.
Tokyo Ota Ward officials referred to prosecutors over invalid vote padding
Four officials from Tokyo's Ota Ward have been referred to prosecutors for allegedly padding invalid votes in past elections, a practice suspected to have been customary for at least 10 years.

Serbian Prosecutor Lazić: VST Elections May Repeat Until Full Composition
Prosecutor Lazić states that the High Prosecutorial Council (VST) struggles to make decisions even with a full 11 members, suggesting that elections for prosecutor members might need to be repeated until a unanimous decision is reached by April 6.

Prosecutor Lazić Warns of 'Vicious Circle' in Prosecutorial Council Elections
Radovan Lazić, a prosecutor from the Appellate Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad and a member of the High Prosecutorial Council (VST), warns that elections for VST members could enter a 'vicious circle'.

Romanian Justice Minister Announces Proposals for DNA, DIICOT, and General Prosecutor Leadership
The Romanian Ministry of Justice is set to announce its nominations for the leadership of the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA), the Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT), and the General Prosecutor's Office.

Expert Warns of Overworked and Intimidated Prosecutors in Poland
Dr. Paweł Burzyński, secretary of the Codification Commission for the Judicial and Prosecutorial System, states that Poland educates its brightest minds only to systematically exploit them, warning that overworked and intimidated prosecutors fear conditions could worsen.

Referendum on Judicial Reform in Italy
Former Constitutional Court president Lattanzi criticizes Justice Minister Nordio's alleged goal to weaken the judiciary through a referendum, arguing it would transform public prosecutors into 'police lawyers' rather than impartial appliers of the law.

Man arrested in Serbia for hitting police officers with a tractor
Police in Šabac, in cooperation with the Public Prosecutor's Office in Loznica, arrested Z. K. (50) for allegedly hitting police officers with a tractor and failing to stop when ordered.

Criminal charges filed against Nemanja Šarović for obstruction of justice
The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Zrenjanin has filed criminal charges against Nemanja Šarović, an associate of KTV Television, for obstruction of justice, a crime punishable by six months to five years in prison and a fine.

Abazović Criticizes Officials for Silence on Environmental Damage in Montenegro
Dritan Abazović, former Prime Minister of Montenegro, criticized prosecutors, judges, police, and inspectors for their silence on alleged ecocide, stating that the Montenegrin coast would have been without water if structures on the Morača riverbank had not been demolished.

Serbian Judges and Prosecutors Association Denies Parallel Lists in VST Elections
The Association of Judges and Prosecutors of Serbia (UST) denied claims that its observers had 'parallel lists' during the repeated elections for members of the High Prosecutorial Council (VST) in Kragujevac and Niš.

Why the Epstein Investigations Took So Long and Did So Little
Decades of tips and investigations yielded charges against only two people. A combination of missed chances, narrow laws and prosecutors’ limited focus helps explain why.

WorldThe Independent3d ago Mexico authorities hand over body of drug lord ‘El Mencho’ to his family
Mexican prosecutors say they have returned the body of drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, to his family

Former Supreme Court President Vesna Medenica Arrested and Detained
Vesna Medenica, the former president of the Supreme Court, was arrested in Kolašin and subsequently ordered into detention after the Special State Prosecutor's Office successfully appealed her case. Medenica sent an open letter expressing her weariness of injustice.

Higher Public Prosecutor's Office: Lawyer Stojković questioned, suspected of publishing a "strictly confidential" document on X
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office announced today that Čedomir Stojković was questioned on suspicion of unauthorizedly publishing a document on the social network X which

Politicsvijesti-mecdm-me17m ago2 sources Montenegrin High Court Orders Detention for Vesna Medenica Post-Verdict
The High Court in Podgorica has ordered the detention of Vesna Medenica following her verdict, citing the risk of her fleeing, after re-evaluating a proposal from the Special State Prosecutor's Office.

Prosecutor Clears Police in Nurmijärvi Shooting of Armed Man
A prosecutor has decided not to initiate a preliminary investigation into police actions in Nurmijärvi, where an armed man with a shotgun was shot in January, stating the police response was proportionate to the danger.

Serbian Chief Public Prosecutor Confirms Prosecutors Met with BIA Before Elections
Serbia's Chief Public Prosecutor, Zagorka Dolovac, informed the High Prosecutorial Council that she received confirmation that some prosecutors met with the Security Information Agency (BIA) before the recently repeated elections.

Brazilian woman indicted for stalking Jungkook, visiting home 20 times
A Brazilian national has been indicted and detained on stalking charges after repeatedly visiting the home of BTS' Jungkook, authorities said Wednesday. According to the Seoul Western District Prosecutors’ Office, the woman in her 30s was indicted Friday on charges of violating the Anti-Stalking Act and trespassing. She allegedly visited Jungkook’s residence around 20 times over the course of a month starting on Dec. 7, 2025, rang his doorbell hundreds of times and left notes and other items at

Taiwan charges 62 linked to Cambodia’s alleged scam operator Prince Group
Taiwanese prosecutors charged 62 people and 13 companies on Wednesday in connection with a Cambodian conglomerate whose founder is accused of running forced labour camps. Prince Holding Group founder Chen Zhi has been indicted by the United States on fraud and money-laundering charges for allegedly running a multibillion-dollar cyberscam network from Cambodia. The Southeast Asian […]
Rakuten's Hideto Asamura and others to be referred to prosecutors on suspicion of gambling at online casino
It has become known through interviews with investigative sources that professional baseball player Hideto Asamura of the Rakuten Eagles, along with two coaches, a total of three people, are suspected of gambling with money at an online casino, and the police are set to refer them to prosecutors on suspicion of gambling as early as the 4th.
Japanese Oil Companies Investigated for Diesel Price Cartel
Eight oil companies in Tokyo are under investigation by the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office for allegedly forming a cartel to illegally raise diesel prices for transportation companies.

Šabac Students Call for Protest Over Farmer's Arrest
Students in Šabac, Serbia, have called for a protest in front of the Basic Public Prosecutor's Office due to the arrest of a farmer.

Investigation in Italy: Ambulance driver suspected of killing several patients during medical transport
Prosecutors in the Italian city of Forlì are investigating a 27-year-old ambulance driver suspected of causing the deaths of five elderly patients during medical transports between...

Roof collapse at former bus depot in Mława kills two brothers, investigation ongoing
A prosecutorial investigation is underway into the roof collapse of a former PKS bus depot in Mława, Poland, which killed two brothers in November 2024. Investigators have determined the cause and charges have been filed.
Concert Industry Is ‘Broken,’ Prosecutor Says as Live Nation-Ticketmaster Trial Begins
The DOJ has accused the live-entertainment giant of wielding outsized control over the industry, but the company's lawyers claim it "did not have monopoly power" during opening statements

PS Proposes Committee on Glória Elevator Accident
The Socialist Party (PS) has proposed a parliamentary committee to investigate the Glória elevator accident, aiming to hear relevant entities and oversee the compensation process, while the public prosecutor's inquiry continues.

Ex-Mayor Caught in Lewd Act at Pool Party
Prosecutors allege an ex-mayor was caught engaging in a lewd act at a booze-filled pool party.

Slovak police action at General Prosecutor's Office and repatriations from Middle East
A police operation directly at the General Prosecutor's Office stirred controversy over a 'vendetta', while Slovakia deals with repatriations from the Middle East and the government plans changes for elections from abroad.

Mafia boss behind notorious murders in Italy dies behind bars in Milan
One of Italy's most notorious and ruthless Mafia bosses, Benedetto Santapaola, believed to have masterminded the murder of one of Italy's most famous anti-mafia prosecutors in 1992, has died in prison aged 87.

Human Trafficking Suspects Arrested in Nieuport and Coxyde, Belgium
Eight individuals suspected of human trafficking have been arrested in Nieuport and Coxyde, Belgium, following multiple police checks by the Westkust police zone, with an investigation opened by the West Flanders public prosecutor's office.

Napolcom chief files another case vs vlogger Francis Leo Marcos
MANILA, Philippines — Vlogger Norman Mangusin, commonly known as Francis Leo Marcos, is facing another criminal case after National Police Commission (Napolcom) Commissioner Rafael Calinisan filed a complaint against him on Tuesday. In a phone interview with reporters, Calinisan detailed that he sued Mangusin before the Quezon City Prosecutor’s Office for unjust vexation and cyberlibel

Serbian Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office begins questioning witnesses regarding BIA meeting on VST voting
The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK) announced that it has begun questioning witnesses as part of its investigative actions concerning allegations made about a meeting of prosecutors at the BIA (Security Information Agency) regarding voting for the High Judicial Council (VST).
Former Deputy Mayor of Szentmártonkáta Appeals Indictment in Assault Case
The former deputy mayor of Szentmártonkáta, accused by a woman of severe assault, has appealed his indictment. The Pest County Chief Prosecutor's Office states the man can defend himself while at large.
Prosecutor’s Office Employee Detained on Bribery Charges in Tashkent
An employee of the Prosecutor’s Office in the Tashkent Region has been detained on bribery charges, as reported by UzDaily.uz.

Bor Police Chief Refuses to Arrest Mayor for Corruption
The police chief in Bor reportedly refused to arrest Mayor Aleksandar Milikić and his associates on corruption charges, despite an arrest warrant issued by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Niš, highlighting a perceived humiliation of the justice system.
Prosecutor requests fine for former Portuguese PM Sócrates
Portuguese prosecutors are requesting that former Prime Minister José Sócrates be fined up to 1530 euros and compelled to attend all court hearings, arguing that any delay for new lawyers should not interrupt the trial.
Moldovan Border Police and Customs Officials Arrested for Cigarette Smuggling
Moldovan prosecutors, in collaboration with the Customs Service, documented a case of illegal tobacco product smuggling, leading to the arrest of a border policeman, a customs official, and the alleged scheme organizer.

Greek Opposition Criticizes Government Over European Prosecutor's Report
PASOK spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas criticized the Mitsotakis government, stating that Greece has become the European Public Prosecutor's Office's 'best client' following a negative annual report.

Mother and Child Die After Falling from Skyscraper in Skopje
A mother and her minor child have died after falling from a skyscraper in the Karpoš municipality of Skopje. Prosecutors are investigating the incident.

Ambulance driver accused of being serial killer
(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 3 - Prosecutors in the Emilia-Romagna city of Forlì have put an ambulance driver under investigation over suspicions he could be a serial killer.
The 27-year-old driver is being…

Mother Charged with Murder After Newborn's Death in Lohja, Finland
A prosecutor has filed a murder charge against an individual in connection with the death of a newborn baby in Lohja. The summons was delivered to the District Court of Western Uusimaa on Tuesday.

Prosecution Opens Investigation into Tragic Event in Karpoš, North Macedonia
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Skopje has opened an investigation into a tragic event in Karpoš, securing a warrant for a detailed search of the sealed apartment where the incident occurred.

Prosecutor Seeks to Compel Former Portuguese PM Sócrates to Attend Trial
Prosecutors are requesting that former Portuguese Prime Minister José Sócrates be compelled to attend his trial, citing his 'abuse of defense rights' and proposing a sanction fee.

Prosecutor seeks 17-year sentence for Løten murder
The prosecution is requesting a 17-year prison sentence for Veronica Lystrup, accused of murdering her former boyfriend Ole Andreas Sønstvedt in Løten, Norway.

Nikšić resident arrested for attempted aggravated murder
Police in Nikšić arrested a 25-year-old man, A.B., on suspicion of attempted aggravated murder, following an investigation and a prosecutor's order.

Educator Arrested in Bijelo Polje on Suspicion of Crime
A teacher in Bijelo Polje has been arrested and is suspected of committing a crime, with police stating they will be brought before the prosecutor.

Polish Prosecutor Refuses Investigation into Special Visas for Belarusian IT Specialists
A special visa program for Belarusian IT specialists, implemented by Mateusz Morawiecki's government, is under scrutiny for potentially harming the Polish Investment and Trade Agency. However, the prosecutor's office has refused to open an investigation due to a 'laconic' notification.

Border Patrol Official Investigated by Minneapolis Prosecutors
A top Border Patrol official and other federal agents are under investigation by the Minneapolis prosecutors office, though the specific nature of the investigation is not detailed.

Farmers arrested after border blockade to be questioned in Šabac
Five farmers, arrested after blocking the Badovinci border crossing, are scheduled for questioning in Šabac. Their lawyer claims they were arrested without grounds, and citizens are expected to gather in support outside the prosecutor's office.

Healthindex-hrn1-serbian1-bih1d ago3 sources Nine-month-old baby died in a kindergarten in Banja Luka
A nine-month-old baby died in a kindergarten in Banja Luka. The police were informed, and the death was confirmed in the hospital. Initial information suggests that the baby died in its sleep, and the prosecutor will order an autopsy.

Georgia Jurors to Decide Father's Culpability in Son's School Shooting
Jurors in Georgia are tasked with determining if Colin Gray's inaction before his son carried out a mass shooting at his school constitutes a crime, with prosecutors arguing he ignored warning signs despite Gray's testimony that he never believed his son capable of such an act.

BIA's Role in Judicial Council Elections Questioned, Dolovac Speaks Out
The involvement of the Security Information Agency (BIA) in the elections for the High Judicial Council has raised questions, with Supreme Public Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac commenting on its significance.
Romanian Justice Ministry Proposes Cristina Chiriac as Prosecutor General Amid Controversy
Romania's Ministry of Justice has proposed Cristina Chiriac as Prosecutor General, despite accusations that she previously shelved an investigation into sexual assaults by a former bishop.

Opposition DS leader files charges against security service chief
The leader of the opposition Democratic Party (DS) filed criminal charges against the head of Serbia’s top security agency for pressuring prosecutors

Cristina Chiriac Proposed as Romania's Prosecutor General
Cristina Chiriac, who leads a DNA structure with some of the weakest results, has been proposed as Romania's Prosecutor General, raising questions about her rapid career advancement and an unresolved past incident.

Baby dies in Banja Luka kindergarten
A nine-month-old baby has died in a kindergarten in Banja Luka, with authorities expecting a prosecutor to order an autopsy.
Prosecutors Seek to Withdraw Sexual Assault Charge Against Frank Stronach
Prosecutors are seeking to withdraw a sexual assault charge previously laid against businessman Frank Stronach.

Czech Police Dismiss Ondřej Vetchý's Criminal Complaint
Czech police have dismissed a criminal complaint filed by actor Ondřej Vetchý, representing the 'Group D' association, which provides military aid to Ukraine. Vetchý has appealed to the prosecutor.

Romania's Justice Minister Proposes Cristina Chiriac for Prosecutor General
The Ministry of Justice has officially proposed Cristina Chiriac, currently leading the Iași territorial service of the National Anticorruption Directorate, for the position of Prosecutor General of Romania.

Turkish Prosecutors Investigate Journalists and Quake Victims' Relatives Over Criticism of Court Experts
Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into six relatives of February 2023 earthquake victims and two journalists for criticizing court-appointed experts whose reports led to the release of suspects.

Turkey investigates signatories of secularism manifesto
Turkish prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into 168 public figures who signed a manifesto defending secularism, following a complaint by the Ministry of Education.

Democratic Party Leader Files Criminal Complaint Against BIA Director
Srđan Milivojević, president of the Democratic Party and a member of parliament, has filed a criminal complaint with the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office against Vladimir Orlić, the director of the Security Information Agency (BIA).

Serbian Prosecutor Warns of Vicious Circle in High Prosecutorial Council Election
A senior Serbian prosecutor has warned that the elections for a new High Prosecutorial Council appear to have entered a vicious circle.

Report – Real Madrid certain Barcelona will face UEFA sanctions in Negreira case
Despite there being no evidence of any wrongdoing from FC Barcelona, Real Madrid refuse to let go of the Negreira case.The Merengues, who have presented themselves as private prosecutors in the court…

Aco Đukanović Detained in Nikšić, Montenegro
Aco Đukanović has been detained in Nikšić, Montenegro, due to the risk of flight, as stated by the Basic State Prosecutor's Office (ODT).

German Authorities Seize Assets in Drug Trafficking Investigation
Following a request from the Tirana Prosecutor's Office, assets belonging to Sh.K. and his father have been seized. Sh.K. is internationally wanted in Germany since 2022 for drug trafficking.

Sports leader admits abuse: Risks preventive detention
The sports leader in Agder pleads guilty to almost everything he is charged with. The prosecutor announces that a claim for preventive detention may be made.

Politicsn1-serbiaobservador2d ago2 sources EU Prosecutor Reports Significant Rise in Financial Crime
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) announced a 35% increase in cases under investigation by the end of last year, totaling 3,602 cases.

Magyar Péter Questions Chief Prosecutor on MBN Case and Völner Pál
Magyar Péter questioned the Chief Prosecutor about the MBN case and Völner Pál, stating he received no substantive answers, while the Chief Prosecutor's Office maintained they provided information already public.

Hungarian politician Péter Magyar questions Chief Prosecutor on multi-billion bank robbery and corruption cases
The leader of the Tisza Party, Péter Magyar, walked from the Hungarian National Bank building to the prosecutor's office to question the Chief Prosecutor about major corruption scandals of recent years, including a "hundreds of billions bank robbery" and the Matolcsy György and Schadl cases.

Bulgarian Supreme Judicial Council Rejects Proposal for New Acting Prosecutor General
After a nearly six-hour session, the Plenum of the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) left without consideration the proposal by Justice Minister Andrey Yankulov to appoint a new acting Prosecutor General in place of Borislav Sarafov.

Investigation into Alleged Political Smear Campaign Against Lubin President
Prosecutors are investigating who was behind the alleged falsification of conversation transcripts intended to politically compromise Robert Raczyński, the president of Lubin, Poland.

Italian Prosecutor's Controversial Referendum Statement
Italian prosecutor Nino Di Matteo sparks controversy by stating that mafiosi and major criminals would vote 'Yes' in an upcoming referendum.

Serbian MUP arrests Zlatko Kokanović for attacking official and obstructing police
The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) in Šabac, in cooperation with the Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Loznica, arrested Z. K. (1976) on suspicion of attacking an official during official duty and obstructing police officers.

Latvian Competition Council Investigates State Forest Logging Contracts
The Latvian Competition Council has launched a case to investigate long-term logging contracts of "Latvijas Valsts meži" (Latvian State Forests), while the State Audit Office and prosecutor's office are also assessing the legality of government support to timber companies.

Two Arrested in Poland After Woman Found Dead with Multiple Stab Wounds
Polish prosecutors are investigating the murder of a woman found with multiple stab and blunt force wounds in Krąpiel, with two individuals arrested in connection with the case.

Association of Judges and Prosecutors of Serbia: There were no parallel lists during the election for members of the HPTC
The Association of Judges and Prosecutors of Serbia (UST) today denied claims that observers from that association at the repeated elections for members of the High Prosecutorial Council (HPC) from among public prosecutors at...

Slovak PM Fico announces criminal complaint against prosecutor Šúrek
Prime Minister Robert Fico plans to file a criminal complaint against prosecutor Michal Šúrek for alleged abuse of power, seeking to reopen the prosecution of witness Ľudovít Makó.

Prosecution seeks detention for Aco Đukanović over illegal weapons possession
The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Nikšić has requested detention for Aco Đukanović, citing reasonable suspicion that he illegally possessed weapons and ammunition at his home.

Malaysian Opposition Seeks Amendments to Key Bills
Malaysia's Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin has called for amendments to proposed bills concerning the AG–Public Prosecutor split and the Prime Minister's term limit.