Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made a renewed call to the international community for a united effort to prosecute Russian war crimes at a conference on the issue in The Hague on Tuesday. The aggressors must be held accountable for their actions, Zelensky said in a video message addressing the conference on justice in Ukraine. The message must be clear: "Justice is stronger than the Kremlin's war," Zelensky said. More than two years after Moscow launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine,
Ahead of the grim two-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the United States on Thursday unfurled sweeping civil and criminal actions, including indictments filed against sanctioned oligarchs.
German authorities have spoken about their activities in investigating Russia's war crimes in Ukraine. Source: Bild; European Pravda Details: According to the Federal Ministry of Justice, Germany has already collected more than 500 pieces of evidence of war crimes in Ukraine and interrogated more than 160 witnesses.
When Tucker Carlson sat down with Russian President Vladimir Putin for a more than two-hour-long interview at the Kremlin this week, both men had something to gain from the rare and highly publicized exchange.For Russia's president, who is mired in a war, it was a chance to speak at length and deliver a "world according to Putin" narrative to a Western audience.For Carlson, who is trying to rebuild his personal brand after being ousted from Fox News last year, it was a high-profile get and a cha
The Bulgarian authorities are preparing amendments to the country's criminal code that will allow the Kremlin regime to be prosecuted for its war of aggression against Ukraine. Source: Bulgarian Justice Minister Atanas Slavov in an interview with Euractiv, reported by European Pravda Quote: "Our goal is for Bulgaria to be able to launch criminal proceedings, exercising universal jurisdiction, for the committed war crimes and crimes against peace and humanity in Ukraine.