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A judge has provisionally archived the case against José Chamizo, the former Ombudsman of Andalusia, citing insufficient evidence regarding accusations of sexual violence against three young migrant individuals.

The British government plans to release documents about former Prince Andrew's appointment as a special trade envoy amid investigations related to the Epstein scandal.

Greece is moving to acquire World War II photos that document the execution of Greek communists, following urgent reactions from its government.

The article discusses the dispute over the geological archives of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), currently held in Belgium, and the call for their digitization.

The article discusses the discovery of the personal archives of journalist Gianni Mura, emphasizing the emotional significance and the establishment of a new sports library in his honor.

The FHC Foundation has made available the archives of the interview program "Vamos Sair da Crise," which featured discussions with political, religious, and social leaders during Brazil's redemocratization period.

The article discusses America's long history of government promises to disclose UFO archives and the reality behind recent Pentagon reports on unidentified aerial phenomena, suggesting much of what is labeled as UFO activity may have mundane explanations.

A judge in Madrid has archived the sexual abuse complaint against former Prime Minister Adolfo Suárez due to his death and the statute of limitations on the alleged incidents.

The Legislative Chamber of the Federal District has archived three impeachment requests against Governor Ibaneis Rocha following recommendations from the Attorney General.

The Sergipe Public Prosecutor's Office has archived an investigation into the deaths of four young individuals during a police operation in Nossa Senhora do Socorro, claiming there was no excessive use of force by the officers involved.

The review of 'Man on the Run' highlights its exploration of Paul McCartney's solo career through unseen footage and personal reflections from McCartney himself.

Crystal Hefner has accused the foundation associated with her late husband, Hugh Hefner, of holding thousands of intimate photos that she claims are personal archives rather than magazine content.

The uncertainty brought by former President Donald Trump regarding U.S. foreign policy has revived discussions on the European Union's mutual defense clause during the Munich Security Conference.

The article discusses the implications of critical journalism concerning the archives from Norway's Foreign Ministry that may be in the possession of Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen.

A Spanish judge has dismissed charges against the right-wing group Hazte Oír for placing a large banner criticizing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, stating the action falls under the right to political criticism.

Chicago Latvian radio archives have been transferred to the Latvian National Library, marking the end of weekly broadcasts after 73 years.

The archives of Chicago Latvian radio broadcasts, marking over 70 years of diaspora history, have been transferred to the National Library of Latvia during a visit by program director Silvija Kļaviņa-Baršnija.

Terje Rød-Larsen intends to make his personal archive related to the Oslo process accessible for future preservation and digitalization by the National Archives of Norway.

Juris Ziemelis, a Latvian activist, spent much of his life in Siberian captivity and later became a radical figure opposing Soviet rule upon returning to Latvia.

Jonas Gahr Støre, former Foreign Minister of Norway, has backtracked on claims that there were no gaps in the archives related to the Oslo process and cannot recall the reasons for his previous denial.

Jonas Gahr Støre is calling for the private archives of Terje Rød-Larsen regarding the Oslo process, with multiple parties now demanding an investigation into these documents.

The National Archives of Norway and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs plan to retrieve the private archive of Terje Rød-Larsen, which he has kept separate from national archival institutions.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot expressed astonishment and indignation over revelations concerning diplomat Fabrice Aidan and could not rule out the possibility of new names being published from Jeffrey Epstein's archives.

The Legislative Chamber of the Federal District has archived one of the impeachment requests against Governor Ibaneis Rocha, citing a lack of formal elements and just cause for proceeding.

Anu Jakobson's solo exhibition titled "Downloads Folder" highlights the relationship between personal digital archives and painting.

The article discusses the importance of preserving social media archives, specifically through the platform X (formerly Twitter), as a civic effort to document contemporary history.

Antagonists attacked the Fratelli d'Italia office in Cagliari, but the prosecutor decided to archive the investigation despite evidence.

Former Canadian PM Stephen Harper asserts that he was a collaborative leader, backing his claim with the unveiling of his archives at Library and Archives Canada.

American artist Andrés Serrano, known for controversial works involving religious imagery, has been linked to Jeffrey Epstein through numerous references in Epstein's archives.

The European Prosecutor's Office has archived a complaint regarding emergency contracts in the drought situation awarded by Carlos Mazón's government, concluding that there is no evidence of any committed crimes.

The article discusses the enormous volume of Jeffrey Epstein's archives, newly released documents that reveal both shocking content and societal implications regarding our relationship with historical records.

Nude images and videos from Jeffrey Epstein's archives have been accessible online for days, despite U.S. authorities being notified of the flaws in the censoring process, which lawyers claim has caused 'irreparable harm' to victims.

The President of the Assembly of Pernambuco, Álvaro Porto, has archived the impeachment request against Governor Raquel Lyra based on the legal opinion of the Attorney General's office.

The Arolsen Archives are conducting an international campaign to return personal items belonging to a Greek prisoner from a Nazi concentration camp.

The Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival showcases over 500 films, focusing on African perspectives that explore themes from social media to colonial archives.

High officials from Formula 1, football, and American football maintained ties with Jeffrey Epstein even after his conviction for sexual offenses, according to documents from newly released archives.

Over three million Epstein files were released last week, raising questions about its significance and the impact on US President Donald Trump.

Matteo Salvini confirms that the League is closing the case involving Vannacci and aims to move on without internal conflicts.

The family of influencer Kellen Thaynara Nascimento de Abreu, who died during a boat trip on Combu Island, plans to appeal the court's decision to archive the case, citing inadequate investigation into the circumstances of her death.

Minister Flávio Dino of the Supreme Federal Court has complied with a request from the Attorney General's Office to archive part of the investigations against Senator Chico Rodrigues, who was caught with cash in his underwear during a Federal Police operation in 2020.

The rise of AI-generated historic photos, including false images related to the Holocaust, poses challenges for archives, as the head of the archivists' association suggests that understanding authenticity can reduce susceptibility to forgeries.

The Prosecutor's Office of Andalusia has archived complaints regarding errors in the breast cancer screening program, finding no criminal offense involved.

The Public Prosecutor's Office has shelved the complaints against senior officials regarding the non-fulfillment of healthcare in breast cancer detection programs, citing no criminal evidence.

The Epstein archives contain messages and references related to Greece, the Eurozone, bank rescues, Greek debt swaps, Greek banks, government bonds, and investment opportunities in Greek financial products from 2012 to 2015.

The head of Russia's Federal Archival Agency stated that archival documents show the Soviet Union was not involved in the assassination of JFK, supporting claims made to a US Congresswoman last year.

The Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office has archived the sexual harassment investigation against Algeciras' mayor, José Ignacio Landaluce, who faces allegations of embezzlement, influence trafficking, and harassment, and threatens legal action against those spreading rumors about gender violence investigations.

The Supreme Prosecutor's Office has closed the PSOE's complaint against Algeciras Mayor Jose Ignacio Landaluce regarding allegations of embezzlement and sexual harassment.

The Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office has decided to archive the complaint filed by PSOE leaders against the mayor of Algeciras for alleged misappropriation and harassment.

Max Allegri has expressed that AC Milan should adopt a more cynical approach ahead of their risky match against Como, while suggesting that there will be no new signings in the January transfer window.

The French family behind the magazine 'L'Officiel' is suing its current Chinese owners, AMTD, for alleged fraud and mismanagement leading to the loss of valuable photographic archives.