Ayia Napa case: British girl submits appeal against verdict

By admin January 17, 2020 No comment

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The British girl, who was recently handed a suspended sentence by a Cyprus court as it found her guilty of levelling a fake rape allegation against a group of Israeli teenagers, has filed an appeal against the verdict in a court higher to the one which handled her case. The girl was sent back to […]

Ayia Napa Case: Briton teenager gets four-month suspended sentence

By admin January 7, 2020 No comment

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A British teenager, who was charged with public mischief for falsely accusing a group of Israeli men with the charge of rape, has been handed a four-month suspended sentence by a court in Cyprus, where the incident happened. The court has denied her justification that she was pressurised by the Cyprus police to give a […]

Thief returns stolen ashes after an emotional appeal

By admin December 31, 2019 No comment

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After the couple, who had found their son’s ashes which they brought to Cyprus from Sweden to scatter in a beautiful place stolen, made a emotional appeal though a media, the thief, who was moved emotionally by the appeal of the couple, has contacted the couple to express his deep sorrow and revealed the location […]

Briton found guilty of lying about being gang-raped

By admin December 30, 2019 No comment

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A British teenager has been found guilty of lying about being gang-raped by a group of Israeli youngsters. She initially alleged that she was gang-raped by a group of twelve Israeli teenagers when she was in Ayia Napa in Cyprus. Later, she pulled back her complaint. Actually, she was booked shortly after she pulled back […]

Romanian court acquits person arrested on child trafficking charge

By admin December 24, 2019 No comment

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At least twenty five people, who was arrested in connection with child trafficking by a joint operation conducted by the UK and Romanian police, has been acquitted by the top court of Romania. Earlier, the same people were acquitted by a lower court, citing that the prosecution failed to present evidence necessary to prove the […]

Russia publicises identity of FSB attacker

By admin December 20, 2019 No comment

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Russia has released the identity of the person who attacked the Federal Security Service (FSB) headquarters and killed an official. The Russian authority has identified the attacker as Yevgeny Manyurov. The details about the attacker has been publicised through a Russian state-run newspaper. The attacker is said to be a loner as well as a […]

Around six killed in Czeh shooting

By admin December 11, 2019 No comment

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As many as six people have been shot to death in the European country of Czech Republic by a gunman. The shooting has happened in a hospital waiting room. The motive of the killing is unknown at this moment. The brutal killing incident has sent shivers to the veins of the nation. The nation has […]

Austrian Olympic champion awarded five years imprisonment for child abuse

By admin December 3, 2019 No comment

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A renowned Austrian Olympic judo champion, Peter Seisenbacher, who won two Olympic gold medals in the year 1984 and the year 1988, has been awarded a tough sentence of five years imprisonment for abusing two of his students while working as a coach. The incidents led to the cases happened in 1990s and 2000s. The […]

Malta journalist murder case: Arrested businessman approaches Prez seeking pardon in exchange of information

By admin November 30, 2019 No comment

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In a move which can be considered as a breakthrough in the investigation into the murder of Malta journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, a renowned businessman, Yorgen Fenech, who was booked in connection with the case recently, has approached the president of the country, seeking a presidential pardon in exchange of a important lead he can […]

Resignations connected to Journalist Daphne’s murder investigation shake Malta

By admin November 27, 2019 No comment

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The resignations of high profile political leaders, including Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s top aid Keith Schembri, Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi and Economy Minister Chris Cardona, in connection with the investigation into the murder of acclaimed Maltese investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia known for her fearless articles against corruption has jolted