UN Court
Egypt court confirms Morsi death sentence over jailbreak
An Egyptian court sentenced deposed President Mohamed Mursi to death on June 16 on charges of killing, kidnapping and other offences during a 2011 mass jail break.
The general guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, Mohamed Badie, and four other Brotherhood leaders were also handed the death penalty. More than 80 others were sentenced to death in absentia.
Draghi gets EU top court's backing for 2012 bond-buying plan
The European Central Bank?s 2012 bond-buying program won the backing of the European Union?s highest court, expanding Mario Draghi?s crisis-fighting arsenal.
Council of Europe advisory body concerned about suspension, arrest of two Turkish judges
An advisory body of the Council of Europe (CoE) has expressed grave concerns about the suspension and arrest of two Turkish judges allegedly linked to the Gülen movement, in a statement issued after letters were sent to it by the two judges and complaints were sent by others.
16 suspects appear in court in Ermenek mine disaster case
The first court hearing in the case filed over the Ermenek mine disaster, which left 18 miners dead late last year in the Ermenek district of the Central Anatolian province of Karaman, was held on June 15 with 16 defendants.
Sudan's Bashir flies out of S. Africa, defying court order
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir flew out of South Africa on June 15, dodging a court order for him to stay as judges weighed up whether he should be arrested over alleged war crimes and genocide.
Court postpones Soma mine disaster trial
The trial into Turkey's deadliest mining disaster was postponed by one day on June 15, with the court ruling that there is a conflict of interests between the suspects and they should be represented by different lawyers.
- Read more about Court postpones Soma mine disaster trial
- Log in to post comments
Bundesbank chief warns Greece to act fast
Time is running out for Greece to reach a deal on its debts with its eurozone backers, the president of Germany's Bundesbank warned on Monday, urging Athens to act to avoid a default that could tip it out of the eurozone.
- Read more about Bundesbank chief warns Greece to act fast
- Log in to post comments
First hearing in case of brutally murdered girl Özgecan Aslan held in southern Turkey
Defendants indirectly accused each other in the first court hearing on June 12 in the Tarsus district of the Mediterranean province of Mersin in the case into the brutal murder of Özgecan Aslan, the 20-year-old whose body was found in a river bed two days after she was killed by a minibus driver on Feb. 11.
Turkish women hope for medal at EuroBasket
The Turkish national women's basketball team is hoping for a medal, gold if possible, at the 2015 European Championships in Hungary. Two games this weekend will be crucial for whether the team can take the first step and advance from its group.
Having beaten Poland in its opening game on June 11, Turkey takes on Belarus on June 13 and Greece on June 14 in Group B.
- Read more about Turkish women hope for medal at EuroBasket
- Log in to post comments
Court cancels access road plans for Istanbul's third bridge
An Istanbul court revoked an amendment on June 11 for the construction plans of the access roads to Istanbul?s third bridge, which is being built in the northern part of the city. The court?s move may halt the bridge?s progress, as the construction of link roads will lose their legal ground.