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Ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has been issued with a travel ban and asset freeze. Photo by EPA/BGNES
Egypt's public prosecutor has issued a travel ban and asset freeze on former President Hosni Mubarak and his family.
The Prosecutor's Office has frozen the money and assets of Mubarak's family and has forbid them to leave the country.
The order was issued while complaints against the family were being investigated and it applies to the ousted president, his wife Suzanne, their two sons Ala and Gamal and their wives, the BBC reported.
Mubarak, who ended his almost 30-year rule on February 11 after public protests, is believed to be living in his villa in Sharm el-Sheikh in poor health. He has not been seen or heard of publicly since he stepped down.
Egypt has already requested a number of governments to freeze the overseas assets of the Mubarak family over pressure from protesters and anti-corruption campaigners, who demanded investigation into the family's money, estimated anywhere from USD 1 B to USD 70 B.
However, the legal representative of the ousted president has denied reports that Mubarak amassed a fortune while in office.
According to data released by the National Statistical Institute in August, the base remuneration of the head of state was increased by BGN 1,596, bringing the monthly salary to BGN 15,870, which is roughly EUR 8,115
After nine years, Rumen Radev officially left the presidency, passing the office to Iliyana Yotova, his former vice president. The handover followed a ceremony at the grand entrance of the presidential building at “Dondukov” 2 street, where Yotova, now of
The Constitutional Court of Bulgaria has formally accepted President Rumen Radev’s resignation, paving the way for Vice President Iliana Yotova to assume the presidency.
President Rumen Radev will remain in office until Friday, when the Constitutional Court is expected to rule on his resignation. The court has officially announced that a hearing on the case has been scheduled for January 23, starting at 10 a.m.
Bulgaria just witnessed something that's never happened before - a sitting president resigned to jump into the political arena. Rumen Radev, who's been running the show at the presidential office for nearly a decade, stepped down on January 19th, handing
Rumen Radev is set to submit his resignation as president to the Constitutional Court today, following his announcement to the public yesterday
US President Donald Trump said the conflict with Iran is “very close to over,” pointing to the possibility of a new round of direct talks expected to take place in Pakistan in the coming days
A shooting at a school in southeastern Turkey left 16 people injured after a former student opened fire before taking his own life, according to local authorities.
Despite the US-imposed naval blockade targeting Iranian-linked maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, several sanctioned vessels have continued to pass through the strategic waterway
The European Union has agreed on a major overhaul of its steel import regime, effectively doubling tariffs in an effort to protect domestic producers from what officials describe as a growing wave of low-cost foreign, particularly Chinese, exports
U.S. President Donald Trump has again escalated rhetoric beyond the ongoing war with Iran, suggesting that Cuba could become Washington’s next target
Hungary’s incoming prime minister Péter Magyar has signaled that his government will not obstruct the European Union’s €90 billion loan for Ukraine, while making clear that Budapest itself will not participate in the mechanism
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