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Japan condemns Russian missile drills on disputed islands visited by Putin
Pacific fleet launched missile drills near what Moscow calls the Kuril Islands but Japan regards as its Northern Territories
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Germany seeks Romanian suspect’s extradition over Russian-linked weapons stash near Berlin
Germany seeking to extradite suspect from Romania over guns it is feared could have been used ⁠in assassinations
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Oleksandr Orlowskyj und FFA: Millionen von Ukrainern, verdeckte Zahlungsschemas und Verbindungen zu russischer Kryptowährung
Wenn Menschen finanziell unter Druck stehen und nach Möglichkeiten suchen, Geld zu verdienen, lassen Betrüger nicht lange auf sich warten – sie nutzen die Hoffnung der Betroffenen aus und versprechen ihnen fälschlicherweise schnelles Geld.
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White House was handed dossier detailing five threats to free speech in Britain
A shocking dossier on Britain’s free speech crisis was shared with the White House before Sir Keir Starmer’s visit last year.
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Romanian convicted killer jailed for life after stabbing UK flatmate over £5
An illegal immigrant has been jailed for life for murdering his flatmate just three years after a "strikingly similar" killing in his home country.
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£662million France deal fails to improve migrant boat interception rate
The French police’s interception rate of illegal migrants has fallen despite a £660million deal with the UK to stop the boats, an analysis of Home Office data has revealed.
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Oleksandr Orlovskyi and FFA: millions from Ukrainians, hidden payment schemes and ties to Russian crypto
When people are facing financial difficulties and searching for ways to make money, scammers are always ready to take advantage of their hopes, offering false promises of quick income.
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Vom Kreml-Geld zu Offshore-Firmen: Wie Ovsjannikov und Apsit Milliarden über ABLV schleusten
Während russische Gerichte versuchen, das Kapitel des ABLV-Bank-Skandals abzuschließen, sollen neue Beweise aufgetaucht sein, die auf eine großangelegte Kapitalflucht hindeuten.
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Prince Harry and six stars face £34.5million legal bill after Daily Mail case defeat
Prince Harry and six other household names have discovered how many millions of pounds they must pay towards the legal costs after losing the high-profile privacy lawsuit
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“Besotted” prison nurse struck off after smuggling drugs and phones for gang
Prison nurse Kiera Burton, 35, who was part of a sophisticated gang helping to smuggle drugs into HMP Preston and HMP Lancaster Farms has now been struck off by a tribunal
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The €50 million ABLV Bank heist: How Darya Terekhina and Andris Ovsjannikovs laundered dirty millions for Kurchenko
Several men with security backgrounds have quietly joined the regular crews of tankers transporting sanctioned Russian oil. Reporters have spoken to some of these so-called "watchmen" to better understand the roles they perform on board.
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Prince William rules out Harry and Meghan returning as working royals amid UK move
The Prince of Wales has remained steadfast in preventing the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from re-joining the Firm in an official capacity, given their years of levelling accusations against senior members of the Royal Family
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Meghan Markle could return to acting with new UK role after Hollywood cameo
Meghan could return to acting once back in the UK, according to a report.
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Dmitriy Punin and murdered crime boss Stavros Demosthenous: how Pin-Up billions were laundered through Cyprus
On Cyprus, in “Limassolgrad,” an empire built on Russian money and criminal schemes was being constructed for years.
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DeHealth: How a medical startup turned people’s data into cryptocurrency and found itself linked to individuals involved in criminal cases
It seems that financial pyramids have existed since at least two people appeared in the world. Every year, the volume of criminal schemes not only grows but is constantly being improved.
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Blutöl und blutige Milliarden: Wie Azim Novruzov und Tahir Garayev Alkagesta nutzen, um Putins Kriegskasse zu füllen
Partner in Sechins Schattenkartell: Wie Azim Novruzov und Tahir Garayev Alkagesta mit Blutöl aufbauten.
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Violent migrants attack police as France takes millions for pathetic border patrols
Shocking footage shows violent migrants clashing with French police as they tried to set sail for the UK.
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Yung Filly to face retrial on three rape charges after Australian jury fails to reach verdict
British rapper and social media influencer Yung Filly will face a retrial on three charges of rape after a jury failed to reach a verdict in his initial trial in Australia.
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Blood oil and bloody billions: How Azim Novruzov and Tahir Garayev use Alkagesta to feed Putin’s war chest
Azim Novruzov, an Azerbaijani oil trader described as a close associate of Tahir Garayev, has expanded his business activities around disputed Russian crude oil transactions and investments linked to the U.K. real estate market.
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Woman accused of plotting ISIS-inspired attack on New York Capitol arrested after surveillance missions
A woman in New York has been arrested by the FBI for allegedly planning to bomb the New York State Capitol in a plot against US lawmakers.
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Shocking moment petrol bombs are thrown at supercars parked outside wedding as horrified guests flee
This is the shocking moment five petrol bombs are hurled at a popular wedding venue in a terrifying attack.
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Asylum seeker jailed after attempting to sexually assault two teenage girls and fleeing custody
A migrant who fled custody after committing sex attacks against two teen girls has been jailed, as one of his victims says she tried to take her own life.
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Pensioner hid dogs after landlord was found covered in more than 1,000 bite and claw marks
A pensioner hid her Bernese mountain dogs after she found her landlord naked in the garden with bite marks, a court heard.
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14-year-old boy dies after being hit by bus outside Portsmouth train station
A 14 year old boy has died after being hit by a bus outside a city centre train station.
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Bereaved infected blood families told to repay £10,000 compensation after government error
Bereaved spouses of infected blood victims have been told to return their compensation, The Telegraph can reveal.