Netanyahu summoned for questioning in QatarGate case: court hearing in Tel Aviv urgently adjourned
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been urgently summoned for questioning in the QatarGate case, which concerns alleged illegal ties with Qatar. The hearing in the Tel Aviv District Court was suspended and the interrogation will take place in the Prime Minister’s office. The summons was initiated by the government’s legal adviser, Gali Baarav-Miara. The investigation is gaining momentum, and two key figures in the case have already been detained. This situation is attracting attention not only from political observers but also from the international media, as it directly concerns the current head of the Israeli government.
“Hamas must go”: Palestinian lawyer from Gaza speaks out against dictatorship and war
Photo: Depositphotos The Washington Post has published a bold op-ed by Palestinian lawyer Mumin al-Natour, one of the organisers of the recent protests in the Gaza Strip against the Hamas regime. A former political prisoner of the group, al-Natur accuses it of corruption, abuse and destroying the future of the Palestinians. In his article, he […]
UK introduces new entry permit for EU citizens
As of 2 April, the UK is changing its entry rules for European Union citizens. All travellers from the EU, with the exception of Ireland, will now be required to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before crossing the UK border. The cost of the permit will be 12 euros, but it will increase […]
Marine Le Pen’s future in jeopardy: court may ban her from running for president
A court in France decides the fate of Marine Le Pen: the leader of the right-wing radical party may lose the opportunity to run in the 2027 elections due to charges of embezzling EU funds.
