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On September 26, 2022, three of the four Nord Stream pipelines were destroyed by explosions in the Baltic Sea near Bornholm.
The most politically significant trial of the year begins with a rally outside the courthouse hours before the hearing opens.
Members of the German-Ukrainian association “Vilni de Ua”, many of them refugees, have positioned themselves next to the entrance with a banner. “If Ukraine falls, Russia will come to us,” it says.
When gigantic gas bubbles churned up the Baltic Sea off the Danish island of Bornholm on September 26, 2022, and three of the four Nord Stream pipelines were too broken after explosions to bring cheap Russian gas to Europe, for these demonstrators it was not a war crime, but an act of defense.
Four years after the Nord Stream attacks, the trial against Ukrainian officer Serhij K. began in Hamburg. The federal prosecutor's office accuses him, among other things, of war crimes and causing explosive explosions.

The Cologne Regional Court has largely upheld a lawsuit brought by VZBV against Snap Group Limited. The data collection by the AI chatbot MyAI for advertising purposes as well as preset alcohol and gambling advertising were criticized.

The trial against the Ukrainian officer Serhij K. for blowing up the Nord Stream pipelines in September 2022 has begun in Hamburg. The federal prosecutor's office accuses him, among other things, of war crimes.

The Tyrolean real estate investor René Benko is moving from prison to electronically monitored house arrest. The Innsbruck Regional Court granted a corresponding application, while the public prosecutor filed a complaint.

Ex-real estate investor René Benko, convicted of fraud, moves from prison to house arrest with an ankle bracelet. The Innsbruck regional court granted the application in order to enable better preparation for further trials.

A former bank manager is suing the Federal Constitutional Court against the inheritance tax exemption for company successors. While inheritances and gifts can trigger up to 50 percent tax, heirs to large companies are often exempt. The lawsuit raises the question of whether this inequality is justified.