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CHISINAU (Reuters) - A Ukrainian judge who left the country in 2016 facing corruption charges was taken back across the border into Ukraine after being abducted outside a gym, the Moldovan interior minister said on Monday.
Judge Mykola Chaus was accused by Ukrainian law enforcement of taking a $150,000 bribe and stashing money in a glass jar in his garden five years ago. His wife Svitlana says the bribery case was fabricated.
His lawyer Iulian Balan told Reuters that Chaus was not guilty of any crimes on Moldovan territory and that the only information he had about his client’s whereabouts came from the Moldovan authorities.
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Interior ministers, top security officials laud Milipol Qatar 2021
16 Mar 2021 - 9:31
Internal security and civil defence equipment on display at the Milipol Qatar 2021, at DECC, yesterday. Pic: Abdul Basit / The Peninsula
By Sidi Mohamed | The Peninsula
Doha: Interior ministers and senior security officials from several countries who attended the opening day of the Milipol Qatar 2021 highlighted the vital role of the event as a pioneer in the Middle East region, attracting many prominent international companies in the security sector.
The Minister of Interior of Ukraine Arsen Avakov praised the 13th edition of the international exhibition for homeland security and civil defense, noting that this was the second at the event. Speaking on the sideline of the Milipol Qatar 2021, Avakov said, “It was very important to be present in Milipol Qatar, to communicate with exhibitors, and to discuss with specialists in the security. We consider it a significant platform for communic
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