Corruption
Netanyahu’s trial hearing shortened due to ‘security developments’
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial was abruptly halted in Jerusalem as Hamas sent more hostage remains to Israel, prompting a high-level security meeting.
Netanyahu's attorneys request release from representation as court expands testimony schedule
Palestinians caught between corrupt leaders, Israeli settlements as hope for statehood crumbles
Holy war: How Russia recruited Orthodox priests to sway Moldova's voters
Former French president Sarkozy handed 5-year jail term in stunning downfall
Nicholas Sarkozy was found guilty of criminal conspiracy over efforts by close aides to procure funds for his 2007 presidential bid from Libya during the rule of late dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
The rabbinical courts: Sick system at the heart of society - opinion
The courts are staffed by judges who rule on momentous matters within a system that lacks proper training, transparency, and oversight.
May Golan's mother completes interrogation process after returning to Lahav 433
Golan’s mother is allegedly connected to the current investigation into fund deviations towards the Haeer Haivrit (The Hebrew City). Her daughter, May Golan, initially smuggled her out on Thursday.
May Golan storms Lahav 433, takes off with her mother during interrogation
The Israeli Police is now looking into the possibility of arresting Golan over this incident, even if she still has immunity as a member of the Knesset, according to Israeli media.
Bribe-proof official: Albania appoints first AI minister to tackle corruption
Prime Minister Edi Rama said the AI official will manage and award all public tenders in which the government contracts private companies for various projects.
Netanyahu trial to end early after PM receives sealed envelope
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial resumes amid US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit, and the IDF's invasion into Gaza City.
Protesters burn Nepalese Parliament after social media ban, curfew
The protesters set fire to tires on some roads, threw stones at police personnel in riot gear and chased them through narrow streets.
The era of AI: Is Albania heralding the end of human government? - opinion
Albania's vision of a code-run state emerges from decades of corruption, nepotism, and entrenched political networks.
Netanyahu's legal team pushes back against four day hearing schedule
Netanyahu is on trial in three cases, on charges of fraud, bribery, and breach of trust. He has pleaded not guilty to all three, in the storm of a case that began in 2020.
Netanyahu's former advisor questioned in Serbia over 'Qatargate,' classified documents affair
Deputy Commissioner Momi Meshulam is currently in Serbia conducting a legal deposition involving Srulik Einhorn, a former Netanyahu advisor.
Netanyahu trial resumes in Tel Aviv District Court after war with Iran, US visit
