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Albanian's Inspectorate for the Declaration and Audit of Assets and Conflicts of Interest, ILDKPKI, on Monday rejected BIRN's request for the asset declarations of justice officials on the grounds that the documents have been seized by prosecutors for an investigation - even though the prosecutors insist they have not been seized.

The High Court of Great Britain will convene on Tuesday in order to decide whether Prime Minister Theresa May may use her powers in order to begin official negotiations on leaving the European Union or will have to seek the approval of Parliament first.

A $3 billion dispute between two adversarial governments will come to a head in an English court on Jan. 17 when Russia and Ukraine meet for a first hearing in their legal battle over a politically charged eurobond.

Let me explain the "first conspiracy" in the simplest terms possible. It was the precursor of the greatest conspiracy in Turkey's recent history.   

Doğan Publishing Holding, at the end of 2006, sold 25 percent of Doğan TV's shares to Germany's Axel Springer for 375 million euros (nearly $500 million). The deal was signed on Dec. 26, 2006. 

Britain's Supreme Court began an historic hearing Dec. 5 to decide whether parliament must approve the government's Brexit negotiations, in a highly-charged case that could delay the country's EU exit.

In a statement released Thursday Montenegro's opposition — made up of a coalition of parties — slammed the court's decision and said that proved that the alleged "coup" was staged by the authorities to ensure Djukanovic's Democratic Party of Socialists, DPS, won the October 16 general election.

A terminally ill teenager who wanted her body to be cryogenically frozen in the hope she could “live longer” won a landmark legal battle shortly before she died.
The 14-year-old’s divorced parents had become embroiled in a dispute about whether her remains should be taken to a specialist facility in the US and cryogenically preserved.

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Nov. 4 told European leaders that her March deadline for triggering Brexit negotiations "remains unchanged" despite a court ruling that she first needs parliament's approval, AFP reported.

BELGRADE - The Serbian Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime has halted an investigation against Kosovo Police director Nihat Taci, who was released on Tuesday, Tanjug has learned.

Taci had been in custody since his September 28 arrest pursuant to an order issued by the High Court in Nis in 2010.

British Prime Minister Theresa May reckons she will manage to stick to the timetable for starting the negotiations on Brexit in spite of the decision of the High Court that in order to do so she needs approval from Parliament.