Norway has arrested a Russian vessel off the coast of Spitsbergen at the request of the Ukrainian company Naftogaz, which continues its legal battle with Russia for compensation for the expropriation of its property in Crimea. (translated)
The Estonian court sentenced two men to life in prison for the murder of a pregnant woman and her companion, whose bodies were found in the forest, which was the result of a thorough investigation based on the details of phone calls. (translated)
The court rejected the complaint of the company Allium against the multimillion-dollar fine for the leak of client data from pharmacies, recognizing that the security measures taken to protect personal data did not meet the requirements, and obliging the company to cover court costs. (translated)
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores were arrested in Caracas and are currently awaiting trial in an American prison, where he was photographed in sportswear and smiling. (translated)
Estonia paid almost 60 million euros for ammunition for Ukraine, but it turned out that it was deceived, and now the state is suing the defense company, not disclosing its name due to a confidentiality agreement. (translated)
The court found Dwayne Davis guilty of the murder of Tupac Shakur, concluding a 30-year investigation into the high-profile case, and he faces a life sentence. (translated)
At least seven people died and 23 are missing after a shipwreck off the coast of Cyprus, while 267 passengers were on board. (translated)
According to an article in The Economist, Putin allegedly expressed concerns about his fate in the context of growing discontent with the war among Russians and the intensifying gloomy mood among the elite, emphasizing that his regime may resort to escalating the conflict to avoid the feeling of weakness. (translated)
The authorities in Moscow are actively confiscating real estate for construction and infrastructure, underestimating compensation by an average of 42%, and despite the possibility of challenging the amounts in court, many owners refuse to do so due to the length of the process. (translated)
Targeted manipulation of information surrounding the visit of the CIA director is being judicially utilized by the Russian leadership against the backdrop of attacks by Ukrainian drones on Russian facilities and ongoing hostilities on the front, where the Russian army is suffering significant losses. (translated)
In Tallinn, the State Court dismissed the appeals and upheld the guilty verdict against Gert Kuusik, who, due to negligence, led to the death of a client at the Tervise Paradiis spa center in Pärnu, for which he was sentenced to a conditional punishment of one year and three months with a probation period of one and a half years. (translated)
The Harju County Court sentenced Edgar Mukhanov, a man with dual citizenship of Estonia and Russia, to six years in prison for gathering intelligence information about NATO troops in Latvia and Estonia on behalf of the Russian GRU. (translated)
The Estonian Supreme Court simplified the process of transferring cash suspected of money laundering to state ownership, as confirmed by the Tallinn District Court in the case of 7400 euros consisting of damaged banknotes transferred to the Bank of Estonia. (translated)
A trial has begun in the U.S. against Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, accused of psychological manipulation of children and violations of protective rules, which could lead to enormous fines and changes in the foundations of social networks. (translated)
The United States has imposed sanctions against the chairman of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, and senior lawyer Abdoulaye Seyé for their actions, which the U.S. administration believes threaten state sovereignty, continuing a campaign to dismantle the court that investigates war crimes. (translated)
A Russian court sentenced opposition figure Lev Shlosberg to 11 years in prison for "discrediting" the Russian armed forces and "falsehoods" about the war in Ukraine, while his defense plans to appeal this decision and points to violations of his rights during the trial. (translated)
As a result of the Russian attack on Ukraine's port infrastructure, a civilian ship was damaged, four people became victims, one of whom is in serious condition, while attacks in Sumy and Kramatorsk resulted in the deaths of two elderly citizens and injuries to other people, as well as damage to residential and economic facilities, including the energy system in the Chernihiv region. (translated)
Brother of the star "Vorovinych" from Tallinn, Leonid Volkov, has been declared wanted before being charged with double murder, after he repeatedly shoplifted in 2021 and later became a suspect in the murder of his acquaintance and his friend, whose bodies were found dismembered in containers. (translated)
The low water level in the rivers of Germany, caused by the heat, threatens commercial shipping and the economy, prompting the government to seek temporary solutions such as using trucks and deepening the fairways, while environmentalists advocate for river restoration and fighting climate change. (translated)
A Russian man was convicted in France for a Nazi salute and praising terrorism after he and his accomplice were detained for photographing in front of a synagogue in Sarcelles, which raised concerns among the local Jewish community about the rise of anti-Semitism following recent conflicts in the Middle East. (translated)
