Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right National Rally (RN) party, appeared in court on Monday facing charges of misappropriating EU funds. Le Pen, alongside the RN, 24 party officials, employees, former lawmakers, and parliamentary assistants, is accused of redirecting funds meant for European Parliament work to pay staff working for the party, which was then known as the National Front. Le Pen has expressed confidence in proving her innocence.

French Far-Right Leader Le Pen On Trial For Alleged Misuse Of EU Funds

A Frenchman jailed for two years for rape in a scandal that led to the postponement of this year's Nobel Literature Prize declared his innocence Monday at the opening of his appeal trial.

Frenchman in Nobel rape scandal declares innocence at appeal

'...Charges against him were only unproven accusations and he had always maintained his innocence' says attorneys

Indian-origin hedge fund manager commits suicide after being charged with insider trading

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