Aslanidis: 'Floridis insults the memory of our children, Karamanlis should be in prison'
Pavlos Aslanidis, the new president of the Tembi Association, criticizes government officials and emphasizes the need for justice regarding the Tembi tragedy during an interview on its anniversary.
Raid by the 'Greek FBI' in Domokos Prisons: Knives, spikes, and mobile phones found in cells (video)
Greek law enforcement officials conducted a raid in the Domokos prison, uncovering numerous weapons and contraband items.
Rulings Against Judges and Officials in Burkina Faso on Corruption Charges
A court in Burkina Faso has sentenced four judges and three customs officials to prison for corruption in a high-profile case since the military took power in 2022.
The EU Council agrees on new sanctions against Russia
The EU Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels has reached an agreement on sanctions against eight Russian judicial and prison officials involved in repression against civil society in Russia.
Uganda: Breaking - Shooting At Kiboga Prison Leaves Three Dead
A shooting at Kiboga Prison in Uganda resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including a prison deputy, after a warder opened fire in a shocking incident.
Roh Sang-won and others sentenced for roles in 2024 insurrection
A South Korean court has sentenced several former officials, including Roh Sang-won, to prison for their involvement in the 2024 insurrection attempt.
US thwarted near-catastrophic prison break of 6,000 ISIS fighters in Syria
The U.S. has successfully prevented a potential prison break involving nearly 6,000 ISIS fighters in Syria, which officials warn could have led to a significant resurgence of the group.
Former Community Director of Oulu Confesses to All Charges of Misconduct
Matti Matinheikki, the former community director of Oulu, has confessed to all charges of misconduct against him, resulting in a three-month suspended prison sentence.
Inmates fought in prison over listening to the radio
Estonian inmates engaged in fights over access to radio listening privileges from February 9 to 15, prompting intervention from prison officials.
Incheon Port Authority's Current and Former Officials Sentenced to Prison for Bribery
Former and current officials of the Incheon Port Authority have been sentenced to prison for demanding bribes from a private company during a sports facility project.
Hong Kong is Chinaโs internal matter โ analyst on Jimmy Lai sentencing
The sentencing of Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison by Hong Kong's High Court highlights differing perspectives on the case between Western governments and Chinese officials, who view it as an internal matter.
Newsom debunks DHS claim about California releasing undocumented criminals from prison
California governor Gavin Newsom refuted claims by Trump officials that the state plans to release over 33,000 undocumented criminals.
The Estonian government does not plan to rent prisons to other countries besides Sweden
Belgian ministers discussed with Estonian officials the potential for renting prison spaces, but Estonia has no plans to extend this offer beyond Sweden.
British couple sentenced to 10 years in prison in Iran, family say
British nationals Lindsay and Craig Foreman have been sentenced to 10 years in an Iranian prison on espionage charges, prompting condemnation from UK officials.
Belgium evaluates options to rent prison cells in Estonia
Belgium is exploring the possibility of renting prison cells in Estonia due to overcrowding in its own prisons, with officials visiting Estonia to discuss the potential arrangement.
Charlotte rail murder suspect linked to inmate release approved under ex-Dem governor, GOP alleges
The murder of a 23-year-old woman on a Charlotte light-rail train raises questions about a prison-release deal from former Democratic Governor Roy Cooper's administration, with GOP officials suggesting the accused killer was among those released.
He threatened to "repeat what happened in ฤakovo". He was not sentenced to prison
A 65-year-old Croatian man was investigated for threatening multiple officials on Facebook, relating to their work, but was not sentenced to prison.
The courts will decide in 2026 whether three former ministers from the PP and one from the PSOE will go to jail
The new judicial year in 2026 will be critical for several former ministers and high-ranking officials from the PP and PSOE facing imminent resolutions and trials that could result in prison sentences due to corruption charges.
New Year's Eve in prison: one more year and above all one less
Four inmates, officials, and educators share their experiences of celebrating New Year's Eve behind bars.
Moscow Court Jails Ex-Foreign Ministry Employee for Passing Classified Information to U.S.
A Moscow court has sentenced former Foreign Ministry employee Arseniy Konovalov to 12 years in prison for providing classified information to U.S. intelligence officials during his time in Houston.