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Ukraine says Greece investigating hundreds of its citizens for people smuggling

The country’s foreign ministry has said police in Italy and Greece have detained or investigated 250 Ukrainian sailors

Jealous girlfriend to pay for lost scholarship

Man gets justice after his girlfriend created a fake email to turn down his full scholarship

Former FYROM PM Gruevski sentenced to two years in prison

The court said that Gruevski had ordered the Interior ministry to purchase the armoured vehicle

California prosecutors call out George Soros for meddling in local D.A. races

New allegations against George Soros...

Reporters complain about Trump “Undoing Journalism”: Ben Shapiro gives them reality check

Setting the record straight

Prosecutor in Thessaloniki ordered inquiry into water supply failure

The prosecutor asked the police to find out if breach of faith & obstruction in the operation of public facilities were committed

Gaddafi relations haunt Sarkozy in 2007 campaign financing case

“Sarkozy must return the money he accepted from Libya to finance his election campaign,” the junior Gaddafi had told Euronews in 2011

Can an 11-year-old consent to sex? A French court case will address that question

It’s one that has been the source of public debate in France over the past few months

German court rules Facebook use of personal data illegal

“The judges ruled that all five of the default settings on Facebook that vzvb complained about are invalid”

The eight Turkish officers are free regarding the third request of the Turkish judicial authorities

Turkey isn't going to like this a lot...

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