Member of the European Parliament Ondřej Kolář requested the European Commission to suspend Serbia's accession process to the EU in response to the celebration of the war criminal Ratko Mladić and his possible funeral with state honors. (translated)
A mural titled "Boulevard of Ratko Mladic" has been inaugurated in Novi Sad in honor of the convicted war criminal, following his recent death, which has reignited discussions about his legacy in Serbia. (translated)
The victim of sexual abuse by the guardian of the Church of St. Francis in Split received compensation from the Church after a final judgment confirmed his testimony regarding the long-term concealment of the crime. (translated)
Russian General Nikolai Varpakhovich, suspected of war crimes for the bombing of a children's hospital in Kyiv, was seriously injured in an attack in the Saratov region, just three days after the charges were convincingly presented by Ukrainian authorities. (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)
Six men aged between 20 and 27 have been arrested in Dubrovnik for attacking Serbian nationals, for which they are charged with a hate crime, and have been committed to investigative detention. (translated)
The government of Andrej Babiš wants to extremely indebt us. Just in interest from the debt, we will pay 130 billion crowns next year. It is a budget crime. (translated)
Ratko Mladić is the personification of crime and aggressive Greater Serbian politics of the nineties. His glorification is not a minor incident that can be ignored, but an indicator that Greater Serbian ideology still strongly influences Montenegrin politics. The masks have fallen. Statement by Andrija Mandić. (translated)
Ministr Macinka vám všem ukázal, jak se dělá strategická komunikace, blbečci. 😂😂😂 Samozřejmě celou dobu věděl, kdo za tím stojí, a jen to na vás hrál. Až na to, že vůbec. A to nejlepší nakonec: vy, dezoláti, posíláte Pauknerovi peníze na „odhalování zločinů“, jeho výstupy sdílí @DoksanskyDenis a spol. — a nakonec se ukáže, že jste celou dobu financovali lovce dezolátů, kteří si z vás pomocí rafinovaně naservírovaných informací dělali legraci. 😂 Fakt se bavím, @MikeJePan. #strategickakomunikace #dezoláti #humor
Arson attack in Munich. A technology and defense company was on fire. Coincidence? Definitely NOT! There will be more of this, and sometimes Russia will be directly behind it, sometimes indirectly. How much longer will we help in a way that doesn't accidentally upset the criminals in the Kremlin? The sooner those terrorists are on their knees, the better. (translated)
Czech manager Marek Procházka revealed alarming practices of organized crime in fraudulent call centers in Ukraine, where people were cheated out of their life savings, and is now awaiting legal proceedings while trying to warn others about similar scams. (translated)
Iran has carried out rocket and drone strikes on American military bases in Kuwait in response to the crimes that the United States allegedly committed against the Iranian people, warning that they can expect a new strategy aimed at undermining the foundations of the enemy. (translated)
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 Maltese court acquitted businessman Yorgen Fenech, accused of allegedly paying for the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in 2017, when the jury ruled him innocent on two counts of complicity in murder and criminal conspiracy. (translated)
„Nikdo nemá právo beztrestně unášet vojenský personál, střílet v ulicích našich měst nebo vydávat a vykonávat zločinné rozkazy,“
Serbia is facing criticism from the European Union due to plans for organizing the funeral of Ratko Mladić, a convicted war criminal, while nationalist gatherings in the Republic of Srpska glorify his role during the war. (translated)
A hand grenade apparently exploded at the train station in Augsburg. According to @BILD, the train station was not the target itself, and investigators have indications that the attack is related to organized crime. (translated)
The young men met Mihailo Šabunjin by the banks of the Zeta River, suspected of triple murder, only after they saw his police photograph did they realize who they had spent time with the day before the crime. (translated)
The police are exhuming the remains of former Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk in order to clarify the circumstances of his death in 1948, which according to the official version was a suicide, but the Office for Documentation and Investigation of Communist Crimes is investigating the possibility of murder. (translated)
Alex Švambers' commentary focuses on the controversial figure of Ratko Mladić, whose admiration in Serbia and support from some fans fuel the debate about nationalism, war crimes, and intolerance in the sports environment, while criticizing the inadequate response of clubs like Sparta to extremist expressions. (translated)
