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Vilayat Eyvazov's Decision: Military Prosecutor's Powers Revoked
Interior Minister Vilayat Eyvazov signed a decision transferring crime registration powers from the Military Prosecutor's Office to the MIA.
Blogger Arzum Gets 5 Years 2 Months in Prison
Blogger 'Arzum 9999' sentenced to 5 years 2 months for fatal hit-and-run accident. Official statement from Khazar District Court.
Netflix $11M Fraud: Hollywood Director Carl Rinsch Sentenced
Hollywood director Carl Rinsch sentenced to 2.5 years for defrauding Netflix of $11 million.
500+ Staff Disciplined in Mobilization Service
Head of Mobilization Service says over 500 employees disciplined in 3 years, over 100 cases sent to prosecutors.
Body found in canal in Tovuz
A body of a person with mental issues was found in a canal in Tovuz. Emergency services responded.
South Korea ex-president sentenced to 30 years
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to 30 years for sending drones to North Korea. He was also convicted of insurrection.
Armenia citizens' appeals hearing begins in court
Baku Appeal Court begins hearings on appeals from Armenian citizens convicted for crimes against peace. Defense lawyers request acquittal for Arayik Harutyunyan.
Khodorkovsky sentenced to 10 years in prison
Moscow court sentences Mikhail Khodorkovsky to 10 years in prison for spreading false information. Details.
Americans fined for entering Pan the monkey's enclosure in Japan
Two Americans fined in Japan for illegally entering the enclosure of famous monkey Pan. Incident occurred at Ichikawa zoo.
Racist Letters Sent to Black French MPs
Racist letters sent to black French MPs. Paris prosecutors investigate the incident.
Turkey Drug Operation: Celebrities Test Positive
In a drug operation by Istanbul Bakırköy Prosecutor's Office, celebrities' test results revealed. Feyza Civelek, Onur Tuna, and Blok3 tested positive.
Bolton strikes plea deal with prosecutors
John Bolton reaches plea deal, agrees to pay $2 million fine for mishandling classified information.
Armenian Appeal Hearings Underway in Baku
Baku Court of Appeal hears Armenian appeals. Motions partially granted, next hearing June 9.
Canadian admits aiding dozens of suicides
Canadian Kenneth Law pleaded guilty to aiding multiple suicides by selling poison kits online. Sentencing in September.
Erin Patterson appeal against murder conviction set for August
Erin Patterson's appeal against her murder conviction for killing three relatives with poisoned mushrooms will be heard in August. Read more on Bond.az.
Complaints against FIFA rise: Two US states launch probe
New York and New Jersey attorneys general investigate FIFA over dynamic pricing and deception in ticket sales. Fan complaints rise.
US Asks Prosecutors to Halt Rodriguez Probes
US informally asks prosecutors to stop investigating Venezuelan acting president Delcy Rodriguez.
Matthew Perry's assistant sentenced to 41 months
Matthew Perry's assistant sentenced to 41 months for injecting him with fatal dose of ketamine. Kenneth Iwamasa pleaded guilty.
Taiwan Probes Nvidia Chip Smuggling to China via Japan
Taiwan prosecutors investigate smuggling of Nvidia AI chips to China via Japan. Three individuals detained for falsifying export documents.
Shock charge over Matthew Perry's death - PHOTO
Matthew Perry's former assistant Kenneth Iwamasa charged with evidence tampering. FBI accuses him of lying and destroying ketamine-related evidence.
Left denies wrongdoing in fraud trial
Short seller Andrew Left denies securities fraud allegations, challenging claims of market manipulation in federal trial.
Belgium Train Hits Minibus Carrying Schoolchildren: Fatalities Reported - PHOTO
A train collided with a minibus carrying schoolchildren in Buggenhout, Belgium, causing multiple fatalities. Read details on Bond.az.
Warsh to be sworn in as Fed chair Friday | Bond.az
Kevin Warsh will be sworn in as Federal Reserve chair on Friday at the White House, replacing Jerome Powell. He faces inflation challenges from Trump's Iran war.
Taiwan Probes Three for Illegal AI Server Exports
Taiwan investigates three individuals for illegal export of Super Micro AI servers with Nvidia chips, violating U.S. export controls.
Maduro ally Saab charged with money laundering in US
US charges Alex Saab, Maduro ally, with money laundering for exploiting Venezuelan food program. Saab deported to US, appears in Miami court.
ICE Agent Charged in Minnesota Shooting
Minnesota prosecutors charge ICE agent for shooting Venezuelan immigrant. Read more on Bond.az.
Regulators Crack Down on Prediction Market Bets
Federal regulators crack down on suspicious betting in political prediction markets, demanding info from Kalshi and Polymarket.
US charges Iraqi with Iran-backed attack plans
US charges Iraqi man with planning attacks in US and Europe as part of Iran-backed militia Kata'ib Hezbollah. Al-Saadi faces terrorism charges.
New details in Gaddafi-Sarkozy ties
French prosecutors seek 7 years for Sarkozy over Libyan campaign financing. New details in Gaddafi-Sarkozy ties emerge.
Cybercriminals sentenced to 3 years in prison
Baku Court sentences cybercriminals Igor Zabolotsky and Ilnur Valitov to 3 years in prison for money laundering.
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