Vatican 'Trial of the Century' Declared a Mistrial
The Vatican's high-profile financial trial has been declared a mistrial by an appeals court, introducing a major twist in the proceedings.
Sarkozy Appeals Conviction in Libya Funding Case, Claims Innocence
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is appealing his conviction for illicitly funding his 2007 campaign with money from Libya, maintaining his innocence in court. The trial continues to draw significant attention in France.
Vatican 'Trial of the Century' May Face Retrial After Tribunal Ruling
A tribunal has called for a retrial in the Vatican's "Trial of the Century," a high-profile case involving financial misconduct and abuse of power within the Catholic Church. The original trial was marred by controversy and accusations of procedural irregularities.
Ekrem İmamoğlu, Istanbul's Ex-Mayor, Faces Corruption Trial
Ekrem İmamoğlu, the former mayor of Istanbul, is set to stand trial on corruption charges. The trial adds to the ongoing political tensions in Turkey.
EU calls for justice as ex-Albanian deputy PM avoids arrest
Brussels is calling for justice in the case of former Albanian Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, who has avoided arrest.
Nicolas Sarkozy Appeals Conviction in Libya Funding Case, Faces New Trial
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is appealing his conviction in a Libyan funding case and is also facing a fresh trial related to alleged Libyan funding. The legal challenges continue to plague the former president.
Nicolas Sarkozy Returns to Court Over Libyan Funding Allegations
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is back in court, facing allegations of receiving illegal funding from Libya for his 2007 presidential campaign. The trial resumes amid ongoing scrutiny of Sarkozy's past financial dealings.
Madagascar Appoints Anti-Corruption Chief as Prime Minister
Madagascar has appointed its anti-corruption chief as the new Prime Minister. This move signals a potential shift in the country's approach to tackling corruption.
Robodebt Victims Disappointed by Watchdog's Findings
Victims of the Robodebt scandal in Australia express disappointment with the corruption watchdog's findings, feeling that simply naming those responsible doesn't constitute justice. The Robodebt scheme wrongly recovered debts from citizens, causing significant hardship.
Investigation Reveals Serbia's Elite Investment Network
Deutsche Welle investigates the network of elite investment and influence in Serbia. The report sheds light on the connections and potential implications of this network.
Nine Police Officers Detained in Portugal Abuse Investigation
Nine police officers in Portugal have been detained as an investigation into alleged abuse and misconduct within the police force widens. The detentions signal a serious effort to address potential corruption and brutality.