Crime
Independent candidate Funar wants to turn Rahova Penitentiary into 'a work camp'
Independent candidate for Romania's president Gheorghe Funar said Monday that as soon as he is elected head of state he intends to turn Rahova Penitentiary into 'a work camp,' which means that those who 'turned the national economy into rack and ruin' and will end up in the penitentiaries 'will have to work, instead of just sit in front of the TV or play computer games.'
Bulgaria Among EU Countries with Most Human Trafficking Victims - EC
During the years 2010-2012, EU Member States registered 30,146 victims of trafficking in human beings.
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Man caught attempting to rape 4-year-old boy at Istanbul hospital
A man was caught attempting to rape a 4-year-old boy last week at Istanbul’s Haseki Hospital, the Health Employees Union has said
US offers $45 million reward for Al-Qaeda Yemen leaders
The United States slapped $45 million in rewards on the heads of the leaders of one of Al-Qaeda's most dangerous subsidiaries
Ploiesti-based Lukoil refinery resumes marketing of finished products
The Ploiesti-based Lukoil refinery, which restarted its installations on October 10, one week after having halted operations following an investigation conducted by the Prosecution Office attached to the Ploiesti Court of Appeal, this Monday resumed the marketing of finished products.
Bulgaria 'Is Mafia with Democracy on the Inside' - Italian journalist
Italy is a democracy with a mafia on the inside, while Bulgaria is mafia with democracy on the inside, journalist and writer Roberto Saviano believes.
New mass graves found in missing Mexican students case
The case of 43 Mexican students missing since an attack by gang-linked police took another grim turn Thursday with the discovery of new mass graves where suspects said some were buried.
Candidate Melescanu says never been intelligence officer, either under cover or openly
Teodor Melescanu, an independent candidate running for President of Romania in this November's elections, said on Thursday President Traian Basescu's statement about an alleged undercover intelligence officer among the presidential hopefuls is a criminal offence punishable by law. In the context, Melescanu said he is not and he has never been an undercover officer.
Prosecutor expects suspected mass grave search to continue
Prosecutor expects suspected mass grave search to continue
BELGRADE -- No remains were found during the search of the first location in the village of Piskota near Đakovica, War Crimes Prosecutor Vladimir Vukčević told Tanjug.
Two suspects in deadly Egnatia Highway pileup face magistrate
Two men accused of having played a part in a deadly traffic pileup in northern Greece on Sunday, which led to five people losing their lives and dozens being injured, were given more time to prepare their depositions on Monday.