Court/Trial

What does the data reveal about surveillance? Who was targeted? Were all these people really hacked?

An Israeli court sentenced on Wednesday the country’s former deputy minister and senior member of a major right-wing party...

Peter R. de Vries, a Dutch journalist famous for his independent crime investigations, died in a hospital on Thursday, just...

A U.S. court found on Tuesday a former bank executive guilty of bribery and of “corruptly using” his position to give...

U.S. federal prosecutors charged an Iranian intelligence official and three members of his network for a plot to kidnap a...

A German tax attorney, and the mastermind behind the so-called biggest tax scandal of the century, was arrested by Swiss...

It has never been more dangerous to be a journalist in Belarus, where President Alexander Lukashenko’s regime is trying to...

Thousands of Georgians protested on Monday against the government, requesting the resignation of the prime minister over the...

A former Belarusian presidential candidate who last year attempted to run against the country’s authoritarian president was...

Forty minutes before midnight on Wednesday, the former President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, handed himself in to police...

Media in Japan as well as some public figures criticized on Wednesday the decision by Japanese prosecutors not to charge 100...

Austria’s former vice chancellor and leader of the far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) went on trial on Tuesday in Vienna for...