‘The Wall Street Journal’ is maintaining a worldwide campaign to demand the release of Evan Gershkovich, who has been held captive for nine weeks. The newspaper’s London bureau chief believes Moscow is seeking a new prisoner swap and to end international coverage of the country
Bank's lawyer seeks six to 10 years for ex-director general and oversight committee chief
Attorney accuses them of inflating expense accounts and favoring own interests
Judge denies the right of a woman born out of wedlock to inherit a noble title
The decision puts a royal decree from 1791 before the Constitution and civil code
Brussels’ investigation into alleged illegal state aid to top Spanish clubs, and the government’s swift and heated denial, could further damage the nation's reputation
Daniel Galván Viña lived a double life for years, abusing children in Morocco, before sparking an international incident when he was mistakenly released from jail
The government wants to bring Spain’s divorce laws in line with the rest of the European Union
But legal experts say the system lacks the necessary resources
Lawmakers, judges and policeman can have their cases heard in a wide range of courts
While some say it is an unfair privilege, others argue it is disadvantageous
Former HSBC employee said "everything was carefully planned" for his escape
Swiss bank accounts whistleblower helping Spanish authorities search for middle-men
Jorge Trías Sagnier ignited outrage across the country when he alleged first-hand knowledge of top PP officials getting cash in envelopes on top of their regular salaries