Russian permanent mission to EU explains reasons behind warrant for ICC judges

Russia’s Permanent Mission to the European Union explained to Brussels how the International Criminal Court (ICC) violated the law and why warrants were issued in Russia for ICC prosecutor and judges.

Instigators of Donbass war to be punished along with mercenaries — Crimean official - TASS

Those in Kiev who launched a war against Donbass will be punished along with the foreign mercenaries who have been sentenced to death by a court in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), Crimean State Council Chairman Vladimir Konstantinov told TASS on Thursday.

Argentine: Kirchner poursuivie pour une opération polémique de la Banque centrale

Un juge argentin a inculpé vendredi l'ex-présidente Cristina Kirchner (2007-2015) pour préjudice à l'Etat après une opération de spéculation sur les taux de change menée par la Banque centrale dans les derniers mois de son mandat.

Canada launches national investigation into missing, murdered indigenous females

Canada's new Liberal government Tuesday announced a national investigation into the vast number of missing and murdered indigenous females.

Five men detained after presumed drowning of more than 200 migrants

Five North African men have been detained in Italy on suspicion of multiple homicide and human trafficking in the presumed drowning of more than 200 people after a boat sank off the coast of Libya on Wednesday.

Hellenic excess: Golden Dawn arrests shows Greece go from one extreme to another.

After a long period of inertia in Greece, when gangs organized by the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn “terrorized” immigrants, gays and leftists, the country has gone to another extreme by arresting the party leaders, law Professor George Katrougalos told RT. Greek authorities are conducting a sweeping crackdown on the far-right Golden Dawn party, arresting its leader, and a dozen senior officials and members on charges of creating a criminal organization. This comes amid anger over the murder of a prominent anti-fascist musician Pavlos Fyssas two weeks ago. 
 Allegedly, the crime was committed by a devoted supporter of Golden Dawn, though Greece’s third-largest party strongly denies any link. Professor George Katrougalos believes it is unlikely that the party will be banned. 

Cyprus said on Friday that it will launch a criminal probe into the island's economic meltdown that prompted it to seek a harsh international bailout and dismantle part of its banking sector.

NICOSIA: Cyprus said on Friday that it will launch a criminal probe into the island's economic meltdown that prompted it to seek a harsh international bailout and dismantle part of its banking sector.
The move comes after a committee of enquiry -- appointed three months ago to probe the reasons behind the economic crisis -- decided it could not investigate issues that were pending in court.

The cabinet met on Friday and agreed that the public enquiry could continue its work in tandem with a criminal investigation.
Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou told reporters that issues caused by the committee's decision not to investigate cases before the court "can be resolved with a parallel investigation by criminal investigators".