In a dramatic turn of events, Happy Passia, an Indian national, has been apprehended in the United States on serious charges linked to grenade attacks. This arrest raises urgent questions about international terrorism and its potential impact on U.S.-India relations.
In a dramatic turn of events, Peru’s former first lady, Nadine Heredia, has fled to Brazil seeking asylum with her son. This move comes on the heels of her conviction for corruption tied to the notorious Odebrecht scandal. The ripples from this high-profile case continue to shake the foundations of politics across the region.
In a recent statement, former President Donald Trump proposed the controversial idea of deporting violent American criminals to El Salvador. This unexpected suggestion has stirred debate over its potential implications for U.S.-Central America relations and public safety.
An alleged co-conspirator in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks arrived in India after being extradited from the United States. Authorities are set to intensify investigations into the attacks, which claimed over 160 lives, as the case gains renewed attention.
Tahawwur Rana, an accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, is reportedly being flown to India on a special plane, sources say. The extradition marks a significant development in the long-awaited legal proceedings surrounding the case.
Lyon, France, serves as the headquarters for INTERPOL’s Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files (CCF). This article delves into the timelines and procedural complexities that influence decisions at the CCF, highlighting the impact of delays on international justice.
The United States has barred former Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner from entry over corruption allegations linked to graft during her administration. The move underscores ongoing concerns about corruption in Argentina’s political landscape.
Indian authorities have arrested a Russia-based cryptocurrency administrator in Kerala, wanted by the US for alleged involvement in cybercrime. This operation highlights international collaboration in combating digital financial fraud amid rising global scrutiny on cryptocurrencies.
Garantex’s administrator has been arrested in India under the country’s extradition law, raising questions about international cooperation in combating financial crimes. This move reflects ongoing efforts to track down individuals involved in crypto-related offenses.
Scottish activist Jagtar Singh Johal has spent seven years imprisoned in India without a conviction, raising concerns about human rights and due process. His continued detention has sparked protests and calls for his release from advocacy groups globally.
French fugitive known as ‘The Fly’ has been extradited to France following his arrest in Romania. Authorities apprehended him while he was suspected of involvement in organized crime, marking a significant step in international law enforcement efforts.
