Belgium's judiciary breaks the silence and demands prosecution of former diplomat in the Lumumba assassination case
A Belgian court has ordered the trial of a former diplomat, Étienne Davignon, for his involvement in the assassination of Congo's first Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba in 1961.
South African state prosecutors reinstate bribery charges against former minister
South African state prosecutors have reinstated bribery charges against former minister Zizi Kodwa, previously omitted due to low chances of success in prosecution.
It does not reflect reality, prosecutors said about Deník N articles. Then events in the bitcoin case were confirmed.
Czech prosecutors, including the Chief Public Prosecutor, denied any external interference in the ongoing bitcoin case, while simultaneously confirming details about potential charges against former minister Pavel Blažek and his deputy, which were reported by Deník N.
Jeong Seong-ho: 'I will correct the erroneous prosecution suspension by the prosecutor's office'... Promoting recovery of victims' honor
Korean Justice Minister Jeong Seong-ho declares intentions to rectify past erroneous prosecution suspensions and restore the honor of victims of unjust legal decisions.
Email Scandal. There Is an Indictment Against Dworczyk
The former head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland, Michał Dworczyk, faces charges of dereliction of duty linked to the email scandal.
Aftermath of the 'Prosecution Dismissal Deal' from News Factory... Jeong Seong-ho says, 'There was no deal'
A controversy erupts following allegations of a deal to dismiss prosecution against President Lee Jae-myung, as prominent figures in the Democratic Party express outrage and the Justice Minister denies any wrongdoing.
Namibia: Hengari's Case Postponed Again As Prosecutor General Decision Still Pending
The case against former agriculture minister Mac Hengari and his co-accused has been postponed again due to the prosecutor general's indecision.
Point N: Babiš No Longer Needs to Be Nice. It's Unpleasant Mainly for Macinka
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš maintains legal immunity from prosecution amid ongoing scrutiny over the Čapí Hnízdo subsidy fraud case and political tensions within his coalition government.
President Pavel Experienced 'Retribution' for His Approach. And Babiš Received Protection Against the Lynching of Justice
The article discusses the political climate in Czechia, focusing on Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's controversial role in legislative proceedings involving immunity from prosecution.
Immunity has given Babiš strength. Sparks may start to fly in the government
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is experiencing renewed political vigor due to his immunity from prosecution, potentially affecting government dynamics.
Na Kyung-won 'Allegation of Soliciting Dismissal of Prosecutor Han Dong-hoon' Not Proven... 'No Punishment Regulations for Solicitation Without Compensation'
The police have concluded that there is insufficient evidence to support allegations that South Korean lawmaker Na Kyung-won solicited the dismissal of prosecution against her from former Justice Minister Han Dong-hoon.
Point N: Americans reproach the government over the budget. And Babiš and Okamura got what they wanted
The Czech Parliament voted to prevent prosecution for Prime Minister Babiš and Speaker Okamura in their respective cases, raising concerns about judicial independence.
Photos: What Čapí hnízdo Looks Like, Due to Which Babiš Wants to be Prosecuted
The article discusses the circumstances surrounding the Čapí hnízdo project and the potential legal implications for former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.
Babiš will get peace to work. And he will not pay attention to trolls in his government, says political scientist
Political scientist Otto Eibl suggests that the Czech Parliament is unlikely to allow the prosecution of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, potentially enabling him to strengthen his coalition government.
They rejected an appeal from D'Onofrio and confirmed his prosecution for money laundering
The Argentine Federal Appeals Chamber confirmed the prosecution of former Transportation Minister Jorge D'Onofrio for alleged money laundering.
Ábalos, at the Supreme Court before being sent to prison: "I still maintain my innocence. I know it’s not credible"
Former Minister José Luis Ábalos asserts his innocence while facing prosecution over alleged corruption related to pandemic mask contracts.
'Rahul Gandhi should be prosecuted', says Giriraj Singh
Indian Minister Giriraj Singh has stated that Rahul Gandhi should face prosecution for spreading misinformation before a trade agreement is finalized.
"I'm not against checking": The prosecution published additional sections from protocols of discussions in Mandelblit's office
The Israeli prosecution has released additional excerpts from discussions held in former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit's office regarding the investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara.
Marcin Romanowski will indeed be prosecuted ENA. There is a court decision
A Warsaw court has ruled that Marcin Romanowski, a member of the PiS party and former Deputy Minister of Justice, will face prosecution related to alleged misconduct involving the Justice Fund.
I do not trust the courts, Válková defends her Prime Minister. Babiš and Okamura are a step away from immunity
The mandate committee discussed the immunity of politicians Babiš and Okamura behind closed doors, ultimately recommending their protection from prosecution.
Prosecution: No Expectation for Bringing Einhorn to Israel
The Israeli prosecution stated that there is no expectation for bringing Israel Einhorn, who is currently in Serbia and is associated with the Prime Minister, back to Israel despite earlier announcements about efforts to do so.
Liberia: Supreme Court rules ex-minister Tweah not immune to prosecution
Liberia's Supreme Court has determined that former finance minister Samuel Tweah and several ex-officials are not immune to prosecution, moving forward with a significant corruption trial.
Liberia: No Immunity for Tweah, Others
The Supreme Court of Liberia has ruled that former Finance Minister Samuel Tweah and others are not immune from prosecution regarding corruption allegations, allowing a significant trial to proceed.
The Accident of Beata Szydło. Will BOR Officers Face Charges?
The prosecution in Poland is set to question members of the State Protection Service regarding their involvement in a 2017 accident involving former Prime Minister Beata Szydło.
Increasing Hate Crimes: How Waldemar Żurek Wants to Combat This Phenomenon
Polish Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek announced new measures to combat the rising number of hate crimes in Poland during a press conference.
Økokrim conducts a search of a former prime minister's home
Økokrim, Norway’s national authority for investigation and prosecution of economic and environmental crime, has conducted a search at the home of a former prime minister.
Varden: Økokrim raids Jagland's cabin
Økokrim, Norway's National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crime, has raided the cabin of former Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland as part of a corruption investigation.
Økokrim raids Jagland's residences in Oslo and Risør
Norway's former Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland is under investigation for serious corruption, prompting a raid on his residences by Økokrim, Norway's national authority for investigation and prosecution of economic and environmental crime.
Former Norwegian Prime Minister Loses Immunity in Epstein Case
Former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland has lost his immunity from prosecution in relation to the Epstein case, allowing for potential investigations into allegations of corruption against him.
"Catastrophic battle against corruption." A war has begun between Fico and the head of the prosecution
A significant conflict has erupted in Czechia between Prime Minister Robert Fico and the head of the prosecution office, highlighting issues of corruption.
Former Deputy Minister of Justice to Lose Parliamentary Immunity Again? There is a Motion
A motion has been filed to revoke the parliamentary immunity of former Deputy Minister of Justice Michał Woś due to alleged misconduct.
Read in Vima of Sunday: How ministers will be referred to
The article discusses proposed amendments to the Greek Constitution concerning the prosecution of ministers, including the abolition of investigative committees and efforts to diversify the election of leaders of Independent Authorities.
Investigating former Norwegian Prime Minister Jagland for his ties to Epstein
Norway's National Authority for the Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crimes has launched an investigation into former Prime Minister Thorbjorn Jagland over alleged aggravated corruption linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Kim Min-seok: 'Supplementary investigative authority does not need to be included in the current legislative proposal'
Prime Minister Kim Min-seok stated that the issue of supplementary investigative authority should be addressed separately from the current discussions on legislative reform concerning prosecution, emphasizing the importance of reflecting the party's opinions in the discussions.
Amit Hadad Reveals Prohibited Information During the Defense Witness Inquiry in Netanyahu's Trial
Attorney Amit Hadad revealed prohibited information while questioning a defense witness in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial, leading to objections from the prosecution regarding the breach of a publication ban.
The Prosecutor to Netanyahu: Even Yinon Magal Complained About Your Interference in Coverage at Walla
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified in court, denying claims of receiving favorable treatment by the Walla news site amidst accusations presented by the prosecution.
There is a new deputy head of KSSiP
On January 7, 2026, Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek appointed Judge Michał Kwiatkowski as the Deputy Director of the National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution responsible for organizational matters.
The Attorney General is expected to announce that Netanyahu's pardon request does not meet legal requirements
Israel's Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara is expected to declare that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's request for a pardon does not comply with legal standards, with the prosecution opposing the pardon as well.
"Monstrous files, of immense complexity": the challenges of the new prosecution office against organized crime and drug trafficking
The newly launched national anti-organized crime prosecution office faces immense complexity and numerous cases requiring careful management, with major implications for justice in 2026 according to Minister Gérald Darmanin.
The police transferred the Qatar case to the prosecution and requested that Orich be banned from the Prime Minister's office for another 60 days
Israeli police have submitted the Qatar case to the prosecution, seeking an additional 60-day ban on Jonathan Orich from the Prime Minister's office as investigations continue.
The mediator in the fireworks shooting case towards Netanyahu's house recommends that the prosecution withdraw the terrorism charge
A judge recommended that the prosecution consider withdrawing the terrorism charge against four defendants involved in a shooting incident at the Prime Minister's residence in Caesarea.