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Extradition from Spain and the legal framework behind surrender decisions

Spain has become a key jurisdiction in international extradition proceedings. Its geographical position, strong network of bilateral treaties, and active participation in European judicial cooperation mean that Spanish authorities regularly handle extradition requests from a wide range of countries.

From a professional perspective, extradition from Spain follows a structured but highly scrutinized legal process. Individuals often assume that Spain automatically executes foreign requests. In reality, Spanish courts apply a detailed legal analysis before authorizing surrender. This...

Amazing pictures show fog blanketing Dubai

Authored by Marc Astley
Posted: Thu, 10/11/2012 - 11:36pm

Thick fog engulfed Dubai on Thursday for the third day in a row.

Weather forecasts say that the foggy conditions could continue for the next several days.

Other cities were affected including Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.

Pakistan: Powerful explosion hits Sibi, casualties reported

A powerful explosion hit the Balochistan city of Sibi on Thursday killing at least 10 people, local media said. Another 25 were also injured in the blast.

The explosion occurred outside the market on Nishtar Road in the Karim Chowk area of Sibi.

The causes of the blast were not immediately known.

Several shops were destroyed in the explosion.

Balochistan, the country's largest province, lies in the mountains of southwest Pakistan. This remote region has been the battleground for a 60-year-long insurgency by the Baloch ethnic minority. The Baloch insurgency...

Thick fog engulfs Dubai

Thick fog engulfed Dubai on Thursday for the third day in a row.

Weather forecasts say that the foggy conditions could continue for the next several days.

Other cities were affected including Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.

South Africa: 2 dead in renewed miners' strikes

Two people have reportedly been killed as violence erupted once more during miners' strikes in South Africa.

The miners themselves are said to have killed one man after setting him alight, while another was fatally shot by police, who also used rubber bullets and tear gas on other protesters.

The violence near the Anglo American Platinum Mine (Amplats) has escalated since the company dismissed 12,000 striking miners on Friday.

Police have claimed they were responding to the miners' attempt to stop operations at Amplats' Bathopele mine on...

Walmart strikes spread to 12 cities in unprecedented protest action

(NewsPoint) – Beginning on Friday, dozens of Walmart employees at a Los Angeles store walked out as part of an ongoing labour dispute.

The action was the first time that Walmart retail workers have ever gone on strike, and has since spread to a total of twelve cities including; Los Angeles, Dallas, Seattle, San Francisco, Miami, Washington DC, Sacramento, Chicago, Orlando, Kentucky, Missouri and Minnesota.

The workers are protesting company attempts to "silence and retaliate against workers for speaking out for improvements on the job," according to a United Food and...

US Walmart employees stage a walk out

Authored by Marc Astley
Posted: Wed, 10/10/2012 - 5:31pm

Dozens of Walmart employees at a Los Angeles store walked out as part of an ongoing labour dispute.

The action was the first time that Walmart retail workers have ever gone on strike, and has since spread to a total of twelve cities including; Los Angeles, Dallas, Seattle, San Francisco, Miami, Washington DC, Sacramento, Chicago, Orlando, Kentucky, Missouri and Minnesota.

The workers are protesting company attempts to "silence and retaliate against workers for speaking out for improvements on the job," according to a United Food and Commercial Workers news release. Walmart...

Mass protest staged as Merkel visits Athens

Authored by Marc Astley
Posted: Wed, 10/10/2012 - 12:23am

Greek Police were out in force in the country's capital yesterday, to control thousands of people as German Chancellor, Angela Merkel visited.

7,000 police officers were present in downtown Athens to control the crowds, and enforce the ban on protest in the areas where Merkel's itinerary was scheduled to take her. Police buses were seen in the city centre from the early morning, and six metro stations in the area were closed.

Eye-witnesses reported police making a number of detentions before any mass protest had even begun. One man was reportedly arrested for holding an...

Hundreds gather in Cairo to commemorate victims

Authored by Marc Astley
Posted: Wed, 10/10/2012 - 12:17am

Hundreds of people gathered yesterday in Cairo to commemorate the first anniversary of the Maspero clashes, which resulted in the deaths of twenty-seven protesters, mostly Coptic Christians.

Two different marches were organised. One leaving from Shobra, one of the largest districts of Cairo with a high Coptic population, and another one from Qasr el-Nile, located in the centre of the Egyptian capital.

Protesters also demanded justices for the victims of Maspero who were killed when a peaceful demonstration against the destruction of a church in Aswan was violently dispersed...

Sea ice reaches lowest level since records began

Arctic sea ice extent has reached its lowest annual minimum since records began, according to preliminary figures from the National Snow and Ice Data Centre (NSIDC) in the US.

Sea ice extent was 3.41 million square kilometres (1.32 million square miles) at its lowest point on 16 September breaking the previous minimum of 4.17 million square kilometres (1.61 million square miles) recorded in 2007.

Satellite records began in 1979 and have shown a long-term decline in sea ice.

However, the rate of decline has accelerated in the past 15 years and the last six years make...

Loophole allows shark liver oil to be captured illegally

Some species of shark could become extinct because of a loophole in EU law.

It is feared the marine creatures face being wiped out because of a demand for omega 3.

Now, conservation group Oceana has called upon the European Commission to amend weak EU laws that leave European markets open to liver oil from illegally caught deep-sea sharks.

In recent months, vessels which are internationally blacklisted because of previous Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported fishing activities (IUU fishing) have been engaging in pirate fishing for deep-sea sharks in the Pacific and...

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