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Vučić: "Today, more than ever, the whole world longs for truth and justice" PHOTO
"Today, perhaps more than ever, the whole world longs for truth and justice," Vucic began and continued:
Govt clears 13 prosecutor appointments
Ljubljana – The government on Thursday signed off the appointments of 13 state prosecutors that had been stalled under the Janez Janša government. The move had been announced by Dominika Švarc Pipan in her presentation in parliament before her confirmation as justice minister on Wednesday.
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A Suspect of Terrorism has been Detained in Bulgaria at the Request of Norway
The Norwegian National Security Authority announced that two people were arrested in parallel in Oslo and in Bulgaria on suspicion of involvement in a terrorist organization.
BTA reported, citing the Associated Press, that the detainee in Bulgaria was identified as a Norwegian student.
Number of crimes in 2021 lowest in past decade
Ljubljana – The police dealt with the fewest criminal offences in the last ten years in 2021, while at the same time recording the highest clearance rate in the last decade, shows the 2021 report on police work that the outgoing government debated on Wednesday.
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UN puts a spotlight on Turkey’s jailing of lawyers, judges in sham cases
The UN reported that between 2016 and 2022 more than 1,600 lawyers were prosecuted and 615 were placed in pretrial detention
Ukraine: Russians hit train station – Dozens civilians dead (videos)
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Bulgaria: Magistrate from the Special Prosecutor's Office was threatened with murder
The Sofia District Prosecutor's Office is initiating pre-trial proceedings on a received signal for systematic monitoring and threatening to kill a magistrate from the Specialized Prosecutor's Office, the prosecution said.
Montenegro Arrests US Fugitives Convicted in 18 Million Dollar Fraud
Montenegrin police officer on patrol in the capital Podgorica. Photo. BIRN/Samir Kajosevic
The US Justice Department said that Richard Ayvazyan, his wife, Marietta Terabelian, and his sister-in-law, Tamara Dadyan, were in detention in Montenegro. The Montenegrin Interior Ministry didn't respond to BIRN's request for arrest details by time of publication.
Serbia Sees Rise in Lawsuits to Silence Media and Activists: Report
Between 2010 and 2020 in Serbia, at least 26 civil lawsuits were brought against journalists, media outlets, civil society organisations and activists as a result of their efforts to monitor rights violations, says a report published on Wednesday by international human rights group Article 19, the ABA Centre for Human Rights, and the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia, NUNS.
Justin Bieber has a mild case of Covid-19
Bieber was scheduled to perform as part of his “Justice World Tour” in Las Vegas on Sunday
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