Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is back in court, accused of accepting €50 million from the Gaddafi regime for his 2007 presidential campaign. Journalists at Médiapart uncovered evidence suggesting illegal financing, prompting an investigation that alleges Sarkozy’s campaign team met…
The French Court of Cassation is set to decide on whether former President Nicolas Sarkozy, 69, will be definitively convicted in the bribery case known as ‘Bismuth.’ Convicted by an appellate court in May 2023 for corruption, Sarkozy could face…
The last accused in the Chalkidiki corruption case regarding building permits has been released on bail of €120,000 after his testimony. The head of the New Propontis Urban Planning Department denied the charges, asserting his actions were not illegal. Additionally,…
The testimonies of 20 defendants involved in a corruption case surrounding the municipal building services of Sithonia and N. Propontida in Chalkidiki concluded late Saturday. All defendants were released under various conditions, including cash guarantees ranging from €5,000 to €100,000….
The second day of hearings is underway for 21 defendants involved in a construction corruption ring centered in Halkidiki, Greece. Following the first day’s testimonies from 12 individuals, many of whom are architects and engineers, the remaining nine defendants, including…
