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MEP Kaili to remain in prison
A Belgian court has rejected an application from Greek MEP Eva Kaili to be released from pre-trial custody, following a hearing before the Court of First Instance in Brussels.
She can appeal the decision to keep her detained, the federal prosecutor's office said in a statement.
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Hijabs and headscarves banned in European companies, EU High Court rules
The ruling was based on a litigation when a Muslim woman appealed to a Belgian court
Facebook under Fire across EU for Users Privacy Violations
The social network conglomerate Facebook faced another restrictive measure from the EU, Reuters reported. Facebook and other tech giants found themselves under cross-fire after the top EU court backed national agencies in their intentions to pursue the companies even when they are not their lead regulators. The court's decision opens the gate for series of potential new sanctions.
EU Prepares Second Lawsuit against AstraZeneca over Covid-19 Vaccine Delays
The European Commission will take further legal action against AstraZeneca over delayed shipments of its Covid-19 jabs earlier this year, a spokesperson for the EU's executive branch has said.
Yesterday, the spokesperson for EC told at news briefing that the case against AstraZeneca on the merits [of the proposed lawsuit] will be introduced before the Belgian court today.
Ankara urges EU to take principled stand against terror
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Feb. 12 called on the EU and other European countries to take a "principled and honorable" stand against terrorism.
Erdoğan spoke at a meeting in Turkey's southeastern province of Kahramanmaras where he said no treacherous activities against Turkey would succeed either on the field or at the table.
Paris attacks suspect refuses to stand at shootout trial
The only surviving member of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) cell that attacked Paris in November 2015 refused to rise for a Belgian court on Monday, or answer questions about his actions, during his first appearance in public since his arrest nearly two years ago.
Paris Attacks Suspect Goes on Trial in Belgium
The sole surviving suspect from the 2015 Paris terror attacks has gone on trial at a Belgian court over the gun fight that led to his arrest, according to BBC.
Salah Abdeslam was captured in Brussels four months after the attacks.
The charges he faces are not related to events in Paris but to a shootout with police while on the run in Belgium.
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Madrid Judge: Former Deputy Prime Minister of Catalonia Remains in Jail
The judge of the Spanish Supreme Court, Pablo Lerna, has ordered today to be detained the deputy prime minister of Catalonia, Oriol Junqueras, and three other indictees in connection with the attempt to separate the autonomous region.
This was announced by the court, the France press and Associated Press reported.
Turkey rebukes Belgium over 'unacceptable' court ruling on PKK
Turkey lashed out at Belgium on Sept. 15, accusing it of being a "weak link" in the fight against terrorism after a Belgian court ruled that an outlawed Kurdish group could not be prosecuted for terrorist activities.
Court hands down aggravated life sentence over killing of businessman Özdemir Sabancı
An Istanbul court on May 17 sentenced İsmail Akkol, one of the prime suspects in the 1996 assassination of Sabancı Holding board member Özdemir Sabancı, to an aggravated life sentence in one of the country's most notorious assassinations, state-run Anadolu Agency has reported.