Turkey Turkish journalists sentenced for revealing state secrets Prominent Turkish opposition journalists Can Dundar and Erdem Gul have been sentenced to five years and ten months and five years respectively for 06/05/2016
Germany Cologne attacks: Algerian man acquitted of attempted sexual assault A Cologne court has acquitted a 26-year-old Algerian man of a charge of attempted sexual assault on a woman during the German city’s New Year’s 06/05/2016
France Jail term upheld for faulty breast implants company boss The founder of a company that made faulty breast implants has had a four-year jail sentence upheld by a French appeals court. Jean-Claude Mas, 76 02/05/2016
Germany Former Auschwitz guard apologises to Holocaust victims A former Auschwitz guard on trial in Germany has apologised in court to victims. He told them he regretted being part of a criminal organisation that 29/04/2016
Italy Costa Concordia captain appeal begins Francesco Schettino wants his conviction overturned 28/04/2016
France Paris attacks suspect Abdelslam at high-security Paris prison Key suspect in the Paris Attacks, Salah Abdelslam, has spent his first night at Europe’s biggest prison. He will be kept in solitary confinement at 28/04/2016
Germany Neo-Nazis on trial in Munich for asylum seeker nail bomb plot Four far-right extremists have gone on trial in Munich, charged with planning an attack on an asylum seekers centre. 27/04/2016
World News 'Hillsborough' relatives call for police resignations Hillsborough verdict – “victims unlawfully killed” Police failings were to blame Relatives call for senior officers to quit Criminal prosecutions 27/04/2016
United Kingdom Hillsborough inquest jury says 96 Liverpool fans were unlawfully killed An inquest into Britain’s worst sporting disaster has ruled that police failures were to blame for the “unlawful killing” of 96 Liverpool football 26/04/2016
France Dutch "horror dentist" jailed for mutilating many mouths in France A Dutchman known as the “horror dentist” for mutilating the mouths of more than 100 patients has been sentenced to eight years in France. Jacobus 26/04/2016
Luxembourg Tax leaks trial begins in Luxembourg The trial has begun of a French journalist and two former staff of accountancy firm PriceWaterhouseCoopers who are accused of leaking details of 26/04/2016
Europe News Whistleblowers "essential for democracy" says LuxLeaks lawyer Antoine Deltour is the man at the heart of one of the biggest scandals of the last few years. He is going on trial in Luxembourg accused of having 26/04/2016
Turkey Turkey: Protests over 'freedom of speech' trials Demonstrators in Turkey have denounced two ‘freedom of speech’ cases being heard at the same court in Istanbul on Friday. They gathered outside the 22/04/2016
World News Co-founder of anti-Islam PEGIDA appears in court on charges of inciting hatred Lutz Bachmann, co-founder of Germany’s anti-Islam PEGIDA movement has appeared in court on charges of inciting hatred against migrants. Prosecutors 19/04/2016
France Paris: Seven Somali men go on trial over fatal yacht hijacking Seven Somali men have gone before a court in Paris, accused of hijacking a French yacht in the Arabian Sea four years ago. Owner Christian Colombo 30/03/2016
Ukraine Confusion over trial of Ukrainian pilot Nadia Savchenko's case has been heard by a Russian court 21/03/2016
My Europe Series Radovan Karadzic war crimes: A historic verdict March 24 will mark a day that Bosnia has been awaiting for two decades: the verdict in the war crimes trial of former Bosnian Serb President Radovan 18/03/2016
Germany German court rejects VW customer claim to cancel contract A court in Germany has rejected a Volkswagen customer’s attempt to cancel his VW contract after the company’s emissions scandal. The German carmaker 16/03/2016
Bangladesh Quasem Ali's death sentence upheld by Bangladesh's Supreme Court Bangladesh’s highest court has upheld the death penalty for Quasem Ali, one of the leaders of the Jamaat-e-Islami party. A five-judge panel led by 08/03/2016
Brazil Brazil's lower house speaker to go on trial for corruption Brazil’s Supreme Court on Thursday voted to allow the Lower House speaker Edward Cunha to go on trial for corruption. He is accused of taking bribes 04/03/2016