Verdict

A U.S. court’s verdict finding Turkish banker Hakan Atilla guilty of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions is a “scandalous decision of a scandalous case,” Turkish presidential spokesperson İbrahim Kalın said Jan. 4.

The Foreign Ministry stated on Jan. 4 that the U.S. court verdict sentencing Turkish banker Hakan Atilla is "unjust and unfortunate."

The likely bankruptcy of tobacco company SEKAP is to be decided at the administrative court of Komotini, northeastern Greece, at noon on Friday, following the company's decision on Thursday to stop paying its dues if the verdict does not go its way.

Greek tobacco industry SEKAP is on Thursday likely to decide to go bankrupt at an extraordinary board meeting it called following a court verdict on past debts.

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The contract for the undertaking of the Marinopoulos supermarket chain by peer Sklavenitis is at risk of being annulled, as the bankruptcy court was late in issuing its approval of the deal on Monday.

The delay, by one working day, of the verdict's issue after months of waiting could trigger one of the agreement's annulment clauses.

A U.S. jury on Jan. 10 condemned self-described white supremacist Dylann Roof to death over the massacre of nine black worshippers in a South Carolina church in June 2015 - a crime that shocked the nation.

Andrija Draskovic, Veselin Vukotic and Bozidar Spasic are free citizens in Serbia, Tanjug has reported.

This is true at least until the verdict a Belgian court becomes final, the agency said late last week.

The U.S. embassy in Serbia reacted to the verdict passed in the case of the 2008 attack on its building by announcing it "respects that rule of law in Serbia."

The embassy also once again called for a thorough investigation.

An Egyptian court on August 2 postponed for a second time its verdict in the retrial of three Al Jazeera journalists, rescheduling it for August 29 in a move the defendants called an insult.