3 results for "European Public Prosecutor's Office"
Five EU member states have proposed new rules for future accessions, including temporarily limiting voting rights for new members in key areas. These changes are driven by a shifting geopolitical landscape and aim to protect EU values and the rule of law. The proposal also suggests that full membership would not automatically grant Schengen access and requires loyal cooperation.
about 17 hours ago
Italian journalist Ezio Gavazzeni investigated 'Sarajevo safari,' where wealthy individuals paid to shoot civilians during the city's siege. His work, bolstered by a documentary and witness testimonies, led to criminal proceedings in Milan. The case is now expanding internationally, with multiple European countries involved and a key coordination meeting set at Eurojust in The Hague. The City of Sarajevo has also joined the legal process to seek truth and justice.
14 days ago
The selection of new judges for Bosnia and Herzegovina's Constitutional Court is mired in controversy, with legal expert Enver Išerić condemning the lack of transparency and procedural breaches. Adding to the political storm, Išerić has vehemently demanded the resignation of Naša stranka president Sabina Ćudić over her controversial remarks downplaying the ethnic and religious nature of the Sarajevo siege. He also criticized the ruling coalition's reform stagnation and alleged judicial instrumentalization.
19 days ago