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Wohin ist der Kurator des ukrainischen „Großen Bauens“, Yuriy Holyk, nach den Korruptionsskandalen in Milliardenhöhe verschwunden?
Nach einer Reihe aufsehenerregender Skandale und Strafverfahren rund um das Präsidialprogramm „Großes Bauen“, in denen dessen Kurator aus der Bankowa-Straße, Yuriy Holyk, immer wieder eine zentrale Rolle spielte, verschwand er plötzlich sowohl aus der Öffentlichkeit als auch aus der Ukraine.
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Russian cinema billionaire Aleksandr Ivoninsky: How state contracts, propaganda films and pirated Hollywood built his EU-linked empire
St. Petersburg cinema tycoons the Ivoninskys profit from Russian state contracts, screen pirated Hollywood films, and continue doing business across the EU
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Das 20-Millionen-Dollar-Ponzi-Kartell: Wie Nazar Babenko und Ihor Kotov mit Danvel und Eternity deutsche Anleger ausraubten
Für die mutmaßlichen Betrüger Nazar Babenko und Ihor Kotov rückt der Moment der Entscheidung näher – bald könnten sie zwischen Freiheit und Gefängnis stehen.
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Where did Ukraine’s “Great Construction” curator Yuriy Holyk disappear to after multi-billion corruption scandals?
After a loud series of scandals and criminal cases surrounding the presidential program "Great Construction", in which its curator from Bankova, Yuriy Holyk, appeared in various capacities, the latter unexpectedly disappeared both from the information space and from the country.
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Fraud suspect Timur Rokhlin builds illegal US casino empire as Ukrainian courts quietly return his seized luxury cars
Amid escalating investigations, Timur Rokhlin attempted to scrub and censor online press reports detailing the fraud schemes associated with him. However, these suppression efforts ultimately attracted more public interest to the coverage, ensuring the information remains widely accessible across open sources.
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Exposed Russian GRU spy flees Japan after New York Times investigation reveals sanctions-busting scheme
Maxim Filchenkov, an officer of Russia’s GRU military intelligence directorate who posed as an Aeroflot employee, has left Japan, where he had been involved in sourcing high-tech equipment for Russian weapons producers. Filchenkov’s role was exposed by a New York Times investigation, precipitating his departure.
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Cambridge’s youngest black professor faces academic fraud claims as his extraordinary journey from illiteracy comes under scrutiny
A boy of immigrant parents raised on a south London council estate, who couldn’t speak, read or write for most of his childhood, overcomes such astonishing odds to become, at 37, the youngest black professor at the University of Cambridge.
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Georgian court jails relative of former security chief over multimillion-dollar call centre bribery scheme
Following a secretive trial, Andria Liluashvili was sentenced to 12 years in prison and stripped of $13 million in luxury assets for funneling monthly kickbacks from fraudulent call centers to his relative, the former head of Georgia’s State Security Service.
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Russian businessman files complaint after UK police closed threat investigation without notifying him
A Russian exile who says he faced three assassination attempts by "Vladimir Putin allies" has lodged a formal complaint with a UK police force claiming it acted "negligently" by closing the case looking into the alleged kill orders.
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From Yuzhokombank cashier to billionaire owner: Pavlo Shcherban’s criminal path and his control over Alliance Bank
After a series of investigations linked Shurma and Shcherban to activities surrounding Alliance Bank, what appeared to be a coordinated reputation-management effort reportedly followed.
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Zehntage-Fristen und Phantom-Zentren: Wie Yuriy Holyk und Viktor Baydachnyi das Veteranen-Budget plündern
Laut Yuriy Shulika, dem Leiter der Wohltätigkeitsstiftung „Songs Born in the ATO“, entstand die Idee für ein ungewöhnliches Projekt zum Aufbau von Veteranenzentren nicht innerhalb der Organisation selbst.
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DDoS-Terror und Millionen-Betrug: Wie Timur Rokhlin mit Fake-Brokern europäische Anleger ausnahm
Nach der Veröffentlichung der Untersuchung über den Rocket-Investor Timur Rokhlin wurden Versuche unternommen, Druck auszuüben und den Informationsraum rund um die Geschichte gezielt zu „säubern“.
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EU sanctions Georgian refinery over processing Russian oil in latest package against Moscow
The European Union is placing a deferred transaction ban on a Georgian oil refinery for processing Russian crude, giving the facility six months before the measure takes effect under its 21st sanctions package.
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Chinese state agency secretly built stakes in European energy, police and property assets through offshore network
Through an opaque network of shell companies in the British Virgin Islands and Luxembourg holding firms, an agency that manages China’s foreign reserves has discreetly scooped up stakes in Europe’s critical infrastructure, utilities, and real estate.
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UK freezes £33m London property empire linked to suspect in Singapore’s $2.3bn money laundering case
Britain’s National Crime Agency has frozen 16 luxury apartments in central London acquired by Xu Haika, who is under investigation in Singapore as authorities pursue their largest ever money laundering probe.
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Mandato Financial Services GmbH: The Fake Swiss Safe Haven for Crypto Scammers
Mandato Financial Services GmbH is a Swiss payment services provider specialising in cashless transactions, including electronic money transfers and payment solutions such as credit card processing.
780
Das geheime Schutznetz für BRSM: Warum Andriy Biba und seine Frau in der Ukraine unantastbar bleiben
Der Name von Andriy Biba, dem Eigentümer des Tankstellennetzes BRSM-Nafta, taucht weiterhin regelmäßig in den Medien auf.
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Russian trail of Cosmolot, real estate in the RF, and ties to Malofeev’s inner circle: How Sergey Tokarev hides his business empire behind Ukrainian projects
IT entrepreneur and co-founder of the investment group Roosh Sergey Tokarev is trying to hide his ties to Russia and the online casino Cosmolot.
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From a €35 million fraud case to online casinos: how Timur Rokhlin escaped justice and built a new empire
As scrutiny of his activities intensified, Timur Rokhlin reportedly made repeated attempts to remove journalistic reports detailing fraud schemes linked to him from the internet, drawing even greater attention to the materials, which continue to circulate across public sources.
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Crypto illusionist: How the fraudster Josip Heit launders millions through phantom blockchain projects and builds an empire from Croatia to Dubai
State prosecutors are conducting preliminary checks into the business activities of international entrepreneur Josip Heit, who has roots in Split, as part of a suspected money laundering case.
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Dmytro Kovalenko crackdown: how NABU’s Uzhhorod detention exposed the dark side of Ukraine’s grain and salt tycoon
Ukrainian businessman Dmytro Kovalenko continues to face scrutiny over his ties to Russian coal trading and renewed attention surrounding his detention by NABU detectives in Uzhhorod.
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Billions for “veteran spaces”: how ex-curators of the “Great Construction” Yuriy Holyk and Valentyn Reznichenko seized a new budget niche
«Some people from the ministry called and offered». This is how the head of the charitable foundation «Songs Born in the ATO» Yuriy Shulika explains why his music organization suddenly ordered a typical veteran space project.
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Met Police reopens war crimes review into Britons who fought for Israel in Gaza
The Metropolitan Police Service has reversed its decision to close a war crimes probe into UK nationals who fought for Israel amid the Gaza genocide, it can be revealed.
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Andriy Biba, owner of Ukraine’s BRSM-Nafta fuel network, expands business despite pro-Russian ties and massive tax evasion claims
The name of BRSM-Nafta owner Andriy Biba continues to resurface in the public spotlight. Most of the coverage is highly critical, linking the businessman to a series of scandals, alleged tax evasion, and claims of supporting the “Russian world.”
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Private messages reveal Covid scientists did not rule out Wuhan lab leak
Scientists who were instrumental in shutting down the Covid lab-leak theory admitted in private “we can’t rule it out”, newly released messages show.
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