Articles

E.g., 2026-10
Title Abstract Author Volumesort ascending Issue Date Published Geographic Identifier Subject Areas
Hedge Fund Manager Charged with Tax Crimes on His Citizenship Renunciation Form  On February 24, 2026, the United States (U.S.) Attorney in the Western District of Texas unsealed an indictment, charging a Cayman national who renounced U.S. citizenship with tax evasion,... Bruce Zagaris 42 3 2026-02-27 Cayman Islands, United States Tax Crimes, Tax Enforcement
Collaboration Between FIUs and the WCO              On June 12, 2026, the World Customs Organization (WCO) hosted the second webinar of 2026 under its theme of “Customs Protecting Society through... Jaccaranda Woldemariam 42 8 2026-07-17 Hong Kong Bank Secrecy, Money Laundering
Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files Acknowledges and Addresses Delays Over the past months, the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files (CCF), INTERPOL’s appellate body, has published its Annual Activity Report for 2024 and announced... Dr. Ted R. Bromund, Sandra Grossman Esq., and Charlie Magri Esq. 42 4 2026-03-27 World INTERPOL
Ex-doctor Eugène Rwamucyo sentenced for his contribution to the Rwandan Tutsi genocide, 32 years later.                 In 2024, Eugène Rwamucyo was sentenced to 27 years in prison for his complicity in the Rwandan genocide after his appeal was dismissed... Aliénor Vogeleer 42 9 2026-08-07 France, Rwanda Civil Rights Organizations, Cross-Border Communication, Genocide
The Political and Legal Fallout of the $Libra Scandal in Argentina: How Prior Legal Reforms Encouraged the Investigation of a Sitting President Argentine investigators named Javier Milei, the country’s President, as a person of interest in their investigation into the $Libra scandal. Last year, Milei posted a blurb on the social... Dimitris Konstantopoulos 42 5 2026-04-17 Argentina Corruption, Investigation, Political Leaders
Bulgarian Court Denies Lebanon’s Extradition Request for Ship Owner in Beirut Port Blast On December 10, 2025, a Bulgarian court denied Lebanon’s request to extradite the owner of a ship connected to a cargo of ammonium nitrate, which is alleged to have caused a powerful 2020... Bruce Zagaris 42 1 2025-12-29 Bulgaria, Lebanon Extradition, Human Rights
Mexican Government and Notre Dame Law School Collaborate on Defending Mexican Nationals in the U.S.                 On August 13-14, 2026, Notre Dame law professor Jimmy Gurulé conducted training sessions at Mexico’s Directorate-General for... Bruce Zagaris 42 10 2026-09-04 Mexico, United States Deportation, Fair Trial, Human Rights
UAE Provides Safe Haven for RSF A new report links the leadership of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group in Sudan embroiled in a civil war with the Sudanese military, to several luxury properties in Dubai. Family... Gavin Neff 42 6 2026-05-15 Sudan, United Arab Emirates Economic Sanctions, Financial Enforcement, International Criminal Court
Mexico Sends 37 Nationals Wanted for Serious Crimes to the U.S. On January 21, 2026, the United States (U.S.) Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that it gained custody of thirty-seven fugitives from Mexico who are defendants in federal criminal cases around... Bruce Zagaris 42 2 2026-01-23 Mexico, United States Extradition, International Cooperation, Organized Crime, Transfer of Prisoners
Council of Europe Takes Action to Counter Threats to the International Criminal Court                 At its 33rd meeting held on September 30, 2026, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) adopted its resolution and... Michael Plachta 42 11 2026-10-02 European Union, Russia, United States European Union, International Criminal Court, Sanctions
Judge Leon’s Preliminary Injunction to Remove Albanese from Sanctions List and Its Constitutional Implications                On May 13, 2026, US District Judge Richard Leon granted a preliminary injunction to remove Francesca Albanese from the Office of Foreign... Jaccaranda Woldemariam 42 7 2026-06-04 United States Office of Foreign Assets Control, Sanctions, United Nations
Norway Charges Two Nationals and Norwegian Company with Bribes to the President of the Republic of Congo On January 26, 2026, Norwegian police announced they had charged an oil company and two executives in Norway with paying millions of dollars in bribes to close family members of the President of... Bruce Zagaris 42 3 2026-02-13 Congo, Norway Bribery, Corruption
The Assassination of a Venezuelan Gang Leader Signals a Shifting Paradigm in Regional Cooperation and International Law                 In June 2026, the United States government coordinated with the Venezuelan government to launch airstrikes against a compound for the... Dimitris Konstantopoulos 42 7 2026-06-26 United States, Venezuela Border Security, Drug Enforcement, Jurisdiction
Iran Attacks Undermine International Law On February 28, 2026, United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. military had started major combat operations in Iran, including substantial bombing.  The bombing... Bruce Zagaris 42 3 2026-03-06 Iran, United States International Law, Law of War
South Africa Arrests Triple Murder Suspect on British Provisional Extradition Request                On July 10, 2026, South African law enforcement arrested Zimbabwean and British national Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, who departed Britain... Bruce Zagaris 42 8 2026-07-17 South Africa, United Kingdom Extradition, Murder
U.S. District Court Vacates FinCEN’s Real Estate Reporting Rule On March 19, 2026, a United States (U.S.) District Court in Tyler, Texas, granted summary judgment, invalidating and vacating the final rule requiring national reporting on certain persons involved... Bruce Zagaris 42 4 2026-03-27 United States Financial Enforcement, Money Laundering, Transparency
Panama Extradites Tax Offender to Israel                On July 26, 2026, the Israel Tax Authority announced that, after almost two and a-half years of an international manhunt, Panama extradited... Bruce Zagaris 42 9 2026-08-07 Israel, Panama Extradition, Tax Enforcement
Poland Rules to Extradite Russian Archaeologist to Ukraine In mid-March, a court in Poland ruled to extradite Alexander Butyagin, a Russian antiquities scholar, to Ukraine. Butyagin, who works at the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, is wanted in... Katherine Scher 42 5 2026-04-24 Poland, Russia, Ukraine Art and Cultural Property, Extradition
Council of Europe Sets to Debate the Immigration Tensions in the Context of the ECHR On December 10, 2025, following an Informal Ministerial Conference in Strasbourg on human rights day, the Deputies of the Council of Europe (CoE) Ministers of Justice made unanimously several... Michael Plachta 42 1 2025-12-29 Europe European Court of Human Rights, Human Rights, Immigration
U.S. Allegedly Pays Liberia $5m to Receive Deportees             On August 20, 2026, roughly twenty migrants (many from Latin America) arrived in Liberia.  The flight was part of an agreement under which Liberia has... Austin Wahl 42 10 2026-09-04 Liberia, United States Deportation, Human Rights, Legal Ethics

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