The UN stated that it is “appalled” at the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh during an Israeli raid in the occupied West Bank, adding that it called for “an
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The French Minister of Culture, Roselyne Bachelot, announced that they would open the archives related to the judicial investigations of the police and gendarmerie in the war in Algeria between 1954 and
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Beirut port blast investigator Tarek Bitar has been authorized to restart his investigation following a month-long suspension due to legal accusations against him, judicial sources say. A Beirut court ruled that Bitar
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Tarek Bitar, the judge assigned to investigate Beirut’s catastrophic port explosion, has remained in his position as attempts to have him removed from the inquiry failed when a court dismissed two complaints
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When Lebanon’s billionaire Prime Minister Najib Mikati remarkably achieved forming a new cabinet on September 10, the political deadlock that lasted for 13 months finally came to an end. The removal of one
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The families of victims of the Beirut Port blast are protesting the postponement of the investigation into the massive explosion, saying the inquiry is the “last opportunity for accountability” in Lebanon. Around
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After former Interior Minister Nouhad Machnouk formally alerted the investigator of the request to discharge him from the Beirut Port blast case, the investigation has been postponed. As per Lebanese law, Judge
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The chief prosecutor of the Tunis Court of First Instance and the economic and financial judiciary, Mohsen al-Dali, gave information to the Tunisian official press agency about the investigation launched against political
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