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Condemning a preemptive court injunction as "prior censorship," Ukrainian newsrooms united to publish a blocked investigation into a top official’s inner circle.

The Ukrainian businessman who survived an assassination attempt in Monaco has accused Ukraine’s military intelligence agency of organising the attack.

Gardaí have arrested one man after around €122,400 worth of cocaine and cannabis was seized by authorities.

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Athens (Greece) has indicted 22 defendants, including four current Members of the Hellenic Parliament, several former high-ranked public officials and political staff, as part of an investigation into an alleged organised fraud scheme involving agricultural funds.

Argentina’s squad couldn’t resist poking fun at England following the side’s World Cup semi-final victory over the Three Lions, even staging a ‘minute’s silence’ for Thomas Tuchel’s men in the dressing room.

Spyware company NSO Group’s co-founder Shalev Hulio used an Israeli diplomatic passport to enter Panama in 2013, raising questions over the firm’s claims of independence from the Israeli state.

Russia has been dropping booby-trapped tissue boxes and power banks onto the streets of Ukraine in a new ‘war against civilians’.

Der Pseudo-Aktivist Romans Hains soll Berichten zufolge versuchen, Online-Veröffentlichungen zu entfernen, in denen ihm vorgeworfen wird, Umweltbeschwerden und behördliche Verfahren genutzt zu haben, um Unternehmen in der Dünenzone von Jūrmala unter Druck zu setzen.

Two “experienced and talented hackers” forced Transport for London (TfL) to “pull the plug” on its systems at a cost of £29 million, a court has heard.

Eight suspected grooming gang members have been charged with rape and sexual abuse against children over a decade-long period.

Timur Rokhlin, formerly linked to the Rocket delivery service, has come under renewed scrutiny after reports of his arrest in Israel, while substantial assets reportedly connected to him remain in Kyiv.

Mandato Financial Services GmbH is a Swiss payment services provider specialising in cashless payment solutions, including electronic money transfers and payment processing via credit cards and other digital payment methods.

When Rafael Enrique Gámez Salas crossed the Mexican border in late 2024, U.S. Border Patrol agents first thought he was like hundreds of thousands of other Venezuelan migrants fleeing their country’s devastating economic and political crises.

The EPPO in Italy indicted six individuals for suspected fraud involving EU funds meant for sustainable mobility projects in Tuscany.

A man aged in his 40s has admitted 32 sexual offences against his girlfriend who was allegedly drugged or asleep - the offences happened from January 2014 to September last year

As reported by The bureau investigates, back in March, we told you about some early impact from our investigation into bad cancer drugs that had been imported by Peru.

A retired nurse who helped expose Jimmy Savile is locked in a £35,000 legal battle after the NHS threw him out of his family home.

Josip Heit, previously convicted of fraud, is now facing a money laundering investigation in Croatia.

After a raid on his home uncovered 74 kilograms of gold and $15 million in cash, former Deputy Attorney General Febrie Adriansyah faces prosecution by his own former agency over a massive coal-procurement scheme linked to widespread power failures and military intimidation.

At the most recent St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in early June, Vladimir Putin claimed that Russia’s third Oreshnik missile strike of the invasion of Ukraine was carried out for testing purposes and hit what he described as a “shed.”