
Brussels demands Caribbean states close citizenship-by-investment schemes by 2028
The European Union has given Caribbean states a choice: terminate citizenship-by-investment programmes by the summer of 2028 or lose visa-free access to Europe.

The European Union has given Caribbean states a choice: terminate citizenship-by-investment programmes by the summer of 2028 or lose visa-free access to Europe.

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Law enforcement agencies in Poznan, in western Poland, are investigating a tragic incident on a pedestrian crossing. The body of a 52-year-old man with multiple injuries inflicted by a cold weapon was found at the scene. A 48-year-old Ukrainian citizen has been detained on suspicion of committing this crime.
The incident came to light following a statement by Anna Kluj, deputy commissioner and spokesperson for the Voivodeship Police Headquarters in Poznan. According to her, passersby noticed a bloodied person on the zebra crossing and immediately called emergency services. Despite all efforts by medical personnel performing resuscitation, the victim could not be saved.
According to the results of the forensic autopsy, the direct cause of the 52-year-old man's death was severe blood loss caused by stab wounds to the neck and chest.
«Розтин показав, що безпосередньою причиною смерті 52-річної жертви стало знекровлення внаслідок ножових поранень» (The autopsy showed that the direct cause of death of the 52-year-old victim was blood loss resulting from stab wounds), prosecutor Lukasz Wawrzyniak stated.
Investigators identified the suspect and detained him in the village of Plewiska, located near Poznan. The man has been formally charged with murder.
According to the prosecution, during the interrogation, the detainee admitted his involvement in the crime and presented his own version of events. However, as law enforcement officials note, he was unable to provide a logical or rational explanation for his motives.
The investigation is currently ongoing. Law enforcement officers are working to establish all the circumstances of the tragedy, including the motives for the attack and details preceding the victim's death. The prosecution has already filed a motion with the court to impose a preventive measure in the form of detention.
If the court finds the 48-year-old Ukrainian guilty, he faces a punishment of life imprisonment in accordance with current Polish legislation.
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