Corruption
Spain's lower house calls on PM Sanchez to resign in non-binding vote
The motion says the mounting number of investigations into corruption cases involving political figures appointed and directly supported by Sanchez requires that he take responsibility by resigning.
Fatal shooting near Acre follows reported threats around major crime case
Spanish PM Sanchez's wife must stand trial on corruption charges, judge rules
Netanyahu rejects prosecution's 'absurd' Case 2000 thesis during defense questioning in court
How a Venezuelan bailout became a threat to Spain's political establishment
WORLD AFFAIRS: This week, former Spanish prime minister José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero will make history as the first person of his standing to appear before the National Court.
Lahav 433 to question government ministry director, two senior officials over fraud, police say
No details on the names of the officials or their positions were given by the police.
KAN broadcast investigates pro-PM campaigns spreading fake news rhetoric around Netanyahu trial
KAN’s "Zman Emet" investigated how supporters and insiders allegedly pressured processes in Netanyahu’s ongoing corruption trial, and discussed whether Herzog held secret meetings to pardon him.
Netanyahu's corruption trial continues amid pending delay requests
The cross-examination section of the trial is in its final stretch. The hearings come on the backdrop of the fragile developments with Iran.
Deputy mayor among 14 arrested in massive northern Israel corruption raid
Following the police's announcement, the Nahariya Municipality released a statement confirming that its personnel were involved in the investigation.
Milei clashes with Argentina's soccer boss over corruption scandals weeks before World Cup
The latest scandal came to light on Tuesday, when an Argentine lawmaker filed a complaint against AFA's Director Claudio Tapia for allegedly selling complimentary World Cup tickets.
The rabbinate as an extra-territorial entity - opinion
The rabbinical courts operate according to their own internal rules, with virtually no external oversight.
Police summon three journalists to provide testimony in 'Qatargate' investigation
The three reporters were summoned to give open testimony in a case concerning alleged efforts to influence public-relations messaging through journalists about Qatar.
China sentences former defense ministers to death with reprieve
The armed forces have been one of the main targets of a broad corruption crackdown ordered by President Xi Jinping after coming to power in 2012.
When the police violate the law, thank the Supreme Court - opinion
The police do as they please and answer to no one. But more importantly, the police have been given free license to do so by none other than Israel’s Supreme Court and its proxies.
