Ukraine prepares first environmental war damage claim in history against Russia for 237 million tons of CO2 emissions
The country intends to demands $44 billion from Russia.
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Russian commander broke into Ukrainian woman’s home, aimed gun at her, and raped her. Justice found him three years later
A Russian commander from Buryatia has been found guilty of a war crime.
DJI Mavic 3 drones, vital for fire adjustment, become center of multi-million-dollar scandal in Ukraine
Two agency officers and two private company representatives are accused of diverting millions from funds meant for Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
Berlin court upholds ban on USSR symbols for 8–9 May
The court justified banning USSR flags as they could suggest militant intent or sympathy for Russian aggression during the memorial days.
European Court prohibits Malta from issuing “golden passports”
The EU's Court of Justice has banned Malta's program of selling citizenship to wealthy investors, calling it illegal commercialization of EU membership.
Teenager sentenced to 6.5 years in prison in occupied Donetsk – accused of collaborating with SBU
A Russian-established court in occupied Donetsk has sentenced a 17-year-old to more than six years imprisonment for allegedly sharing military information with Ukrainian intelligence.
Russia not immune in Ukrainian arbitration case, rules US federal judge
11 Ukrainian gas retailers secured a favorable ruling in a DC court to enforce $34 million arbitration award against Russia following a dispute related to Moscow's Crimea invasion.
Ukraine identifies 721 war crimes suspects, secures 133 convictions
Ukraine's prosecution office has documented 316 cases of conflict-related sexual violence, affecting victims across age groups and genders.
Ukraine’s court sentences man to 12 years in prison for collaborating with Russians during occupation
Evidence provided by the prosecution confirmed that a 35-year-old Izium resident in Kharkiv Oblast voluntarily cooperated with Russians, despite his claims of being forced into the position by Russians through physical violence and threats.
Ukrainian former officials to face trial for budget funds embezzlement
Five individuals, including former local government officials and private company executives, will stand trial on 5 June 2024, for allegedly embezzling over UAH 27 million ($672,000) during the construction of a kindergarten in the suburbs of Kyiv.
Ukrainian mayor, ex-councilor sentenced to 9-10 years in prison for corruption
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) of Ukraine found a mayor and a former deputy guilty of requesting a $100,000 bribe.
Zelenskyy: Russia not elected to UN’s top court for the first time since 1946
For the first time in 77 years, Russia will have no judge on the ICJ after UN rejected its candidate in voting at both the Security Council and General Assembly. Instead, Australia, Mexico, Romania, South Africa and the US won ICJ seats.
Court orders arrest of US-sanctioned oligarch Kolomoyskyi with bail option
Kyiv's Shevchenkivskyi District Court orders detention of prominent oligarch Ihor Kolomoyskyi for an initial period of 60 days,…
Donbas terrorist Anofriev runs Dnipro city plant, signs state contracts – journo investigation
Andriy Anofriev, a terrorist from the so-called "Luhansk People's Republic" (LNR), is quietly running his plant in Dnipro…
Ukraine court sentences militant of LNR terrorist organization to 10 years
A militant of the LNR terrorist organization, who stormed Rubizhne and Sievierodonetsk, was sentenced to 10 years in…
Ukraine’s court arrested seven luxury hotels as Ukraine continues seizing Russia’s and oligarchs’ property
The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv partially satisfied the request of the Prosecutor General's Office and imposed an…
Poroshenko returns to Ukraine where he faces treason charges, appears in court (updates)
Ukraine's fifth president Petro Poroshenko, the main political rival of current president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, returns to Ukraine, where…
Whistleblower from Zelenskyy’s party slammed with five criminal proceedings
MP Geo Leros, who published the videos, and his role in the presidential team Leros is a visual…
European Court of Human Rights hints Russia responsible for Donbas damages
The press release of the ECHR discloses the details of the case of Khlebik v. Ukraine. The case concerned…
European Court of Human Rights ruled Russia responsible for actions of Transnistria
In three verdicts published on 31 May 2017, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) recognized Russia guilty…