The BiH Prosecutor's Office has received thousands of reports for glorifying Ratko Mladić, while the police have not yet reacted to these reports, which include statements from politicians and posts on social media that violate the law on glorifying convicted war criminals. (translated)
The police in Athens found the frozen body of a nine-month-old baby in a rented apartment, which has led to an investigation into a serious crime and suspicions of domestic violence and sexual abuse. (translated)
President Zelensky expressed his anger after a Russian drone attack in Kyiv killed at least 27 people, demanding punishment for those responsible for storing ammunition near residential areas. (translated)
Zadar priest don Josip Radić is facing criminal proceedings for failing to report the rape of a 23-year-old girl, and the archdiocese has initiated canonical proceedings against him to protect church values. (translated)
The OSCE mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina has called on police agencies and prosecutors to investigate the glorification of war criminals after politicians from the Republika Srpska filed criminal charges against those who glorified the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. (translated)
Information about the announced burial of Ratko Mladić with military honors has sparked strong reactions in Serbia and the Republic of Srpska, while in Sarajevo the initiation of criminal complaints against those who will glorify him has been announced, which highlights the deep political divisions in the region. (translated)
An Italian citizen in Istria has been criminally reported on suspicion of exploiting children for pornography after filming naked children at a pool with a watch that has a camera. (translated)
The mechanism for the UN international criminal tribunals has confirmed the death of Ratko Mladić, along with an announcement of an investigation into the circumstances of his death. (translated)
Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal and former commander of the Army of Republika Srpska, died in The Hague at the age of 84, and was found guilty in an international criminal trial of genocide and other war crimes, including the persecution and terrorization of civilians during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. (translated)
The article highlights the serious consequences of the pressure experienced by pregnant police officer Anna Dujić from her superior, who suggested that she withdraw her criminal complaint, indicating a moral and legal breakdown of institutions and undermining the integrity of the police service in Croatia. (translated)
The Nepalese government is facing public outrage and protests after a three-year-old girl was raped and murdered, prompting calls for stricter laws on criminal offenses, while nine people have been arrested in connection with the case. (translated)
The Zagreb police are searching for a 47-year-old man who, after escaping from the police while entering an official vehicle in front of the County Court in Velika Gorica, lost track, and who had previously been arrested for offenses related to the non-implementation of court decisions and violation of child rights. (translated)
Since the beginning of 2026, Iran has executed at least 900 people, including 28 in August, and the increase in the use of the death penalty particularly relates to cases connected to national security, drug-related offenses, and ethnic minorities. (translated)
Meta is facing a lawsuit from 29 states accusing it of intentionally creating addiction in children through the social media platforms Facebook and Instagram, with potential fines reaching several hundred billion dollars for violating laws on the privacy and safety of young users. (translated)
The Karlovac police have filed criminal charges against a 62-year-old and a 20-year-old due to an explosion that severely damaged a house in Bosiljev, while uncovering an illegal arsenal of weapons and explosives, during which the 20-year-old was seriously injured when activating a powerful explosive device. (translated)
In a park in Zagreb, citizens detained an 82-year-old man for masturbating in front of minors, and after the police arrived, he was arrested and handed over to a detention supervisor. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warns that after the elections, Vladimir Putin may carry out a secret mobilization and deploy tens of thousands of soldiers from North Korea in Russia, as the Russian Duma passes laws that facilitate the recruitment of citizens with criminal records, creating conditions for a possible formal mobilization due to significant losses in Russian forces. (translated)
The police in Greenville, South Carolina, are investigating the death of actress Hayden Panettiere, who was pronounced dead after emergency services were called, and initial results of the investigation show no signs of criminal activity or suspicious circumstances, while the family has expressed grief and requested privacy. (translated)
Today, there will be three executions of convicted individuals in the American states of Tennessee, Alabama, and Oklahoma, which is a rare occurrence as the last time three death penalties were carried out on the same day was almost 16 years ago, and the executions followed an increase in the number of executions recently. (translated)
Nick Reiner is accused of the murder of his parents, famous Hollywood personalities, with the possibility of the death penalty due to especially severe circumstances, and the trial will begin after a preliminary hearing scheduled for September 15. (translated)
