Education
Answer the Question
For the third time Irish MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchú presses the Commission for answers on its conduct and closure of the long-running Lettori case. As a practicing barrister before her election to the European Parliament…
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AI Is Changing Truth Itself, Says A Top Judicial Figure Manuel Marchena in Spain
At a two-day conference on “Artificial Intelligence and Justice”, held at Spain’s Supreme Court and organised by the Asociación de Letrados del Tribunal Supremo (ALTS), Judge Manuel Marchena warned that…
Food
42 tons of “Italian” tomato sauce from Bulgaria seized in Brindisi
Over 42 tons of tomato sauce produced in Bulgaria have been seized in the port of Brindisi, reports "24 Chasa". This happened after local authorities found that the production had…
International
Three priests arrested for drug trafficking in Greece
Three priests suspected of storing drugs in a church are among eight suspects arrested in a major operation against a drug trafficking network in Greece at the beginning of November,…
International
Court intrigue: Historic Ottoman villa on the Bosphorus returned to heirs of Russian diplomat
The decision rejects the claims of the Turkish Treasury, the General Directorate of Foundations and the Russian Federation. Thus, the property, currently valued at about 1.5 billion Turkish liras (approximately…
International
Russian citizens lose property in Bulgaria due to fraudulent schemes
The Embassy of the Russian Federation in Bulgaria reported that it periodically receives reports of Russian citizens who have become victims of various fraudulent practices related to real estate in…
Council of Europe
Troubling questions on a Treaty Injustice which will not go away
Commission comes under pressure to account to parliament for its sudden closure of the long-running Lettori case Irish MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchu has placed a priority question to the European…
Europe
Ukraine’s Sick Judiciary: Academic Held in Odesa in Pre-trial Detention for over a Year
The fabricated prosecution of academic and lawyer Dr Oleg Maltsev reveals more than one man’s ordeal: it exposes a judiciary unwilling to uphold rights against the power of the security…
Council of Europe
President Zelenskyy hailed Europe’s commitment to justice for war crimes
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the Council of Europe for the first time to sign an agreement for the creation of a Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against…
justice
How To Ensure Justice For All – Strengthening The Rule Of Law In Europe
Over time, the importance of the rule of law has become increasingly evident in ensuring justice for all. You have the power to engage in initiatives that promote transparency, support…