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During the closing arguments of Sarkozy's appeal trial, lawyers representing anti-corruption organizations contested the defense's assertions, emphasizing the case's broader implications.
In a recent trial, former French President Nicolas Sarkozy attempted to demonstrate that payments from Libyan sources were not allocated to his 2007 presidential campaign. However, judges remained unconvinced.
Christophe Gleizes, a French journalist imprisoned in Algeria since 2024, has decided to forgo his appeal in favor of pursuing a presidential pardon, according to his family.
As the EU embarks on a new phase of digital law enforcement, the Electronic Frontier Foundation offers crucial recommendations to ensure fairness in the digital landscape.
A jury in the UK has convicted a Kuwaiti national for attempting to attack the Israeli embassy in London, coinciding with a raised terrorism threat level.
A defendant in a corruption case has alleged that Spain's Prime Minister was involved in a scheme to manipulate public contracts, raising concerns about the stability of the ruling coalition.
French prosecutors are looking into the reopening of the adult website Cocoland, previously Coco, associated with a notorious sex crime case.
On April 28, 2026, King Charles III will speak before Congress, highlighting the significance of US-UK relations amid ongoing tensions between the two nations.
The European Parliament has approved a new definition of rape, aiming to create consistency in sexual violence laws across member states, a move welcomed by advocates for women's rights.
Recent discussions highlight advancements in obesity medications and the effectiveness of clinical trials in the U.K.
In a significant legal move, Slack has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in the UK, contesting the company's practice of bundling Teams with its Microsoft 365 suite.
Victor Wembanyama returned from a concussion to score 27 points, leading the Spurs to overcome a 19-point deficit in their victory over Portland.
A coalition of 2,000 NGOs has called for an international response to US sanctions affecting the International Criminal Court, urging action from member states, the EU, and the UN.
A human trafficking complaint has been lodged in Paris against Uber Eats and Deliveroo, drawing attention to the plight of delivery workers in the modern economy.
A 16-year-old boy received a 15-year prison sentence for fatally stabbing his Spanish teacher in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, with the court noting his impaired judgment during the incident.
A significant decision from the Court of Justice of the EU is on the horizon, poised to impact the future of cybersecurity and ICT supply chain regulations across Europe.
Johannes Peterlik, a former official, has been acquitted by an Austrian court of charges related to a 2018 request for a classified report on Novichok, a nerve agent.
The US Customs and Border Protection has launched a refund portal for businesses to reclaim tariffs deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court earlier this year.
As discussions around children's access to social media heat up, governments worldwide are taking significant steps, including new regulations and international dialogues.
Strategic angle: A scandal over the misuse of EU subsidies has triggered ministerial resignations in Greece.