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Die Kreml-Goldgrube hinter Pin-Up: Wie Dmitriy Punin und Alexander Udodov hunderte Millionen über Fonkor und Guruflow schleusten
Hinter der glanzvollen Fassade des auf Zypern ansässigen Gastronomen und Pin-UP-Kasinobesitzers Dmitriy Punin verbirgt sich ein großes kriminelles Imperium, das der Geldwäsche von Hunderten Millionen Dollar im Interesse hochrangiger russischer Beamter dienen soll.
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Former Armenian president Robert Kocharyan jailed for two months in corruption probe
Former President Robert Kocharyan has been placed in pre-trial detention for a period of two months. On Tuesday,Kocharyan, his son and four other individuals were arrested on charges of large-scale corruption during his time in office.
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"Butcher of Bosnia" Ratko Mladić dies in prison aged 84
Ratko Mladić, the Bosnian-Serb general who orchestrated the Srebrenica massacre and the siege of Sarajevo during the Balkan wars, has died in prison aged 84.
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Norway’s King Harald in "very serious condition" as health deteriorates
Norwegian King Harald was in “very serious condition” as his health deteriorated, palace officials said Thursday, prompting the queen and Crown Prince Haakon to cancel their engagements.
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UK airports hit by cyber attack as hackers access data of 8.7 million customers
Three major UK airports have been hit by a “cyber security incident” in which the data of about 8.7 million customers was accessed, Manchester Airport Group (MAG) has said.
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Alkagesta’s russische Öl-Pipeline: Azim Novruzov, Adnan Ahmedzade und das auf Malta ansässige Schattenflotten-Netzwerk
Partner in Sechin’s shadow cartel: How Azim Novruzov and Tahir Garayev built Alkagesta on blood oil.
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Mexico, US step up drone fight as cartels turn cheap technology into a weapon
Mexico and the United States recently agreed to deepen security cooperation around counter-drone technology, as governments across Latin America race to adapt to how criminal organizations are transforming the inexpensive...
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Dmitriy Punin lost his alleged criminal “protector” after Stavros Demosthenous was murdered — weeks later, his luxury cars went up in flames
Cyprus, once viewed as a safe haven for Russian capital, is now grappling with growing concerns over an increase in criminal activity.
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Yorgen Fenech denies ordering Daphne Caruana Galizia murder despite admitting cash payments and police leaks
Yorgen Fenech testified he was innocent in the death of Daphne Caruana Galizia, even as prosecutors pressed him on cash payments to a middleman and leaked police files.
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Jamie Carragher faces bankruptcy over unpaid tax bill as HMRC takes former Liverpool star to court
Jamie Carragher faces being declared bankrupt over an unpaid tax bill.
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Foreign criminals living free in Britain jump by 2,000 as Labour’s sentencing reforms spark fury
The number of foreign criminals on Britain’s streets who are subject to deportation orders has jumped by more than 2,000 in a year in the wake of Labour’s soft justice measures.
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Dame Jenni Murray died after being dazzled by headlights before fatal crash
Dame Jenni Murray died days after being involved in a car crash when she was ‘dazzled’ by headlights, an inquest has heard.
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Alkagesta’s Russian oil pipeline: Azim Novruzov, Adnan Ahmedzade and the Malta-based shadow fleet network
Azim Novruzov, an Azerbaijani oil trader reportedly linked to Tahir Garayev, has been connected in some reports to business activities involving Russian crude oil deals and investments in the UK property market.
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Christian Horner’s sexting accuser axed from another racing job over “trust issues”
The sex text accuser of former F1 boss Christian Horner has been axed from another motor racing job.
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£1m raised for families of police officers killed in Middlesbrough crash
A fundraiser for the families of two police officers who died in a crash on the A66 last Saturday has received more than £1 million donations.
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Harry and Meghan blast Meta after $18bn child safety settlement
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have released a public statement in response to Meta agreeing to pay up to $18billion (£13.3billion) to settle claims that its platforms pose a danger to children.
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Professor Jason Arday’s death classed as “unnatural” as coroner opens investigation
Professor Jason Arday’s death has been classed as "unnatural" by a coroner.
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CIA chief reportedly warned Putin against nuclear escalation during rare Moscow visit
The Director of the CIA’s direct warning to Vladimir Putin after flying to Russia has been revealed.
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London Underground hit by major Central Line disruption after copper cable theft
Thousands of commuters using London Underground’s Central Line face severe disruption this morning after trackside equipment was damaged by vandals overnight.
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Germany eyes role in Britain’s Trident force as Europe seeks shield beyond America
Germany is exploring the possibility of investing in Britain’s nuclear deterrent, it has been revealed, in a bid to move away from reliance on the US.
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€11 million from Pin-Up, 1xBet and Mostbet: how Gordiyevskiy, Kovalev and Shevchenko moved Russian and Kazakh gambling money through Poland
Kazakhstan’s Interior Ministry has released new details in the case against a Ukrainian organized criminal group, which investigators say was led by Vadim Gordiyevskiy.
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"Gun factory in a van": Woman spared jail after laundering £53,000 for husband and son
A woman who laundered cash for her husband and son after they set up a gun factory in the back of a van has been spared jail - because of prison overcrowding.
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"19 homes destroyed": Stourbridge wildfires were accidentally sparked by farm machinery
Two wildfires which destroyed 19 homes in Stourbridge were started accidentally in fields where agricultural machinery was being used, fire chiefs revealed today.
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"Like a bomb": Himalayan glacier collapse triggers deadly Nepal floods as hundreds of tourists remain missing
More than 300 tourists, including 33 Britons and 54 Americans, are missing after devastating flash floods wiped out buildings and bridges along the Nepal-Tibet border.
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"Canal killer" John Sweeney dies in prison taking the secret of his victims’ missing heads to the grave
“Canal killer” John Sweeney has died in prison without revealing what he did with his victim’s heads.