Krisjanis Karins, formerly prime minister of Latvia, enjoyed a lavish lifestyle while in the PM office, using private jets for 32 foreign trips.
The sanctioned sister of Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov has voluntarily and irrevocably waived her right to receive benefits from two family trusts set up years ago by the Uzbek-born tycoon in a bid to have sanctions on her lifted.
As sanctions on Russian diamonds kick in, traders are fleeing their long time European base of Antwerp and setting up in Dubai to avoid what they say are “impossible” rules.
Peter Magyar posts secretly recorded conversation with his ex-wife and former justice minister Judit Varga, indicating high-ranking government officials manipulated evidence in a major corruption case.
Central Asians in Russia, meanwhile, endure beatings, vandalism and racism in backlash.
Humiliating airport arrival of alleged crook rumoured to have bought elections graphically portrayed by security service video release.
Agreement between Gerb and CC-DB for a joint government with a rotating PM has broken down.
President Aleksandar Vucic has warned Serbia may quit the Council of Europe if Kosovo gains membership.
US prosecutors move to seize lavish properties allegedly purchased with money moved through shell companies.
The Gasnet acquisition comes amid the efforts of the Czech state to gain a stronger footing in the energy infrastructure and diversification from its dependency on Russian energy supplies.
In Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko’s latest bombastic rant, he contradicted Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying the four terrorists fleeing the killing spree in the Crocus City Hall mall were headed towards Belarus not Ukraine.
The general government budget deficit rose by 70% y/y to €5.8bn, one-third of the full-year deficit target, in the first two months of 2024.
Kyrgyzstan warning citizens to stay away from Russia and Turkmenistan trying to bring students home.
If parliament approves the motion, it means the automatic suspension of Glapinski, although with an option to appeal to the Court of Justice of the EU.
Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of former US president Donald Trump, plans to develop the site of the General Staff building, bombed by Nato in 1999.
FSB officers may have been in the concert hall during the terrorist attack in Moscow, according to speculation posted on the Nexta Telegram channel.
Glapinski faces vote in the parliament that could open the way to a trial before the State Tribunal.
It is not the first time Orban has meddled in the affairs of foreign countries and sought to help his allies escape justice.
Since the terrorist attack on Crocus City concert hall near Moscow, blameless Tajik migrants across Russia have experienced threats, verbal abuse and increased law enforcement harassment.
Ankara confirms two of accused entered Turkey, but denies they were radicalised while there.