Washington has reached a deal for 65 billion barrels of oil with Venezuelan oligarch Alejandro Betancourt, whose controversial past includes allegations of money laundering, as it seeks to ensure American energy security ahead of the upcoming elections. (translated)
Major General Varpachovich, commander of the Russian bombers, was in critical condition after an assassination attempt in which he was shot in the face and abdomen, and the attacker has not yet been apprehended, having previously faced accusations of war crimes. (translated)
Five Slovak citizens were detained in Britain in connection with the murder of a newborn who died after fifteen stab wounds, with four adults facing charges of murder and obstruction of justice, and one 15-year-old girl is charged only with obstruction of justice. (translated)
Norway seized the Russian ship Professor Molchanov in the Spitsbergen as part of a compensation of 4.22 billion dollars for the Ukrainian energy company Naftogaz, which Moscow owes after the annexation of Crimea, leading to accusations of piracy against Russia. (translated)
President Petr Pavel, in an interview with CNN, criticized Vladimir Putin for the accusation of terrorism, emphasizing that Russia itself is committing state terrorism in other countries, including its own, and called for the need to end the war in Ukraine as a prerequisite for negotiating European security. (translated)
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev threatened attacks on Berlin and German military factories, prompting heightened security measures in Germany after allegations of a hybrid attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport. (translated)
The article informs about the consequences of Germany's accusation that Russia was behind the attempt to attack a Ukrainian plane in Leipzig, which led to a diplomatic response from Berlin and an increase in sanctions against Russia. (translated)
Germany is facing a series of suspicious incidents, including a grenade explosion at the station in Augsburg and allegations that a Russian and Belarusian suspect is behind the recent attack at the airport in Leipzig, which has prompted a response from the EU and other countries. (translated)
Russian ex-president Dmitry Medvedev threatens attacks on Berlin in response to Germany's accusations of a Russian attack in Leipzig, which he describes as unfounded, and labels the current German government as neo-Nazi and Russophobic. (translated)
Germany has adopted retaliatory measures against Russia following accusations that the Kremlin is behind the drone attack, leading to heightened tensions in bilateral relations and promises of retaliation from Moscow. (translated)
In a serious case of human trafficking, four were charged with organized crime for forcing young girls to create erotic content on the platform OnlyFans, resulting in suicide attempts by two of them. (translated)
Germany summoned the Russian ambassador over allegations of Russian sabotage and preparation of an attack at Leipzig/Halle airport, confirming the results of a police investigation and raising solidarity among allies. (translated)
The article summarizes the main events of the day, including the accusations against the chairman of the Czech branch of the AllatRa movement for spreading hatred towards journalists, the rising demand for tutoring children in the Czech Republic, the consequences of the natural disaster in Nepal, political forecasts regarding Trump, and record temperatures during the summer. (translated)
Tomáš Jiřikovský decided to withdraw his bitcoin donation to the Ministry of Justice in the amount of 468 bitcoins, citing ingratitude as the reason, which has become part of a broader investigation related to allegations of operating a darknet marketplace and money laundering. (translated)
In 2024, 80.5 percent of asylum seekers from North Africa in Switzerland faced criminal charges, with most of them having little chance of being granted asylum, raising concerns about security in the country. (translated)
The article focuses on the accusations against Tomáš Jiřikovský, who is associated with the black market Nucleus Market and drug trafficking, in a bitcoin case that involves a billion-dollar donation to the Ministry of Justice. (translated)
The police reclassified the charge against the father of three-year-old Viktorka from murder to the crime of intoxication, as the psychiatric expert stated that at the time of the act, the accused was insane due to an acute psychotic disorder, while it appears that despite this change in legal qualification, the issue of parental care remains a fundamental topic. (translated)
The Slovak police detained a fourth foreigner, a citizen of Ukraine, in connection with a planned attack on the factory of the drone manufacturer Skyeton, with three other foreigners already charged in the case for general endangerment. (translated)
The Bitcoin affair, in which former Minister of Justice Pavel Blažek and other individuals face serious charges related to the legalization of a Bitcoin donation from convicted drug criminal Tomáš Jiřikovský, is approaching trial, with the prosecutor proposing severe penalties, including 29 years in prison for Jiřikovský. (translated)
The article reports on the investigation of Iryna Mudrova conducted by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and reveals a possible connection to Budanov and allegations of money laundering in connection with the corruption system in the Ukrainian energy sector. (translated)
