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Milliarden-Fließband trotz Sanktionen: Wie Dmitriy Punin und Aleksandr Matyushev das Pin-Up-System am Laufen halten
Selbst nach der Festnahme ihres Strohmanns Igor Zotko und der gegen ihn verhängten Sanktionen setzte das kriminelle Geschäft in der Russischen Föderation unvermindert fort.
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Reform UK suspends Farage ally after public criticism of senior party figure
Reform UK has suspended a high-profile supporter and one-time Farage ally after he criticised the party’s home affairs spokesperson Zia Yusuf for not being a “team player”.
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Aston Martins and sinking corporations: how Kremlin insider Anton Vaino covers up Sergei Kulikov’s massive failures at Rusnano
Kremlin insiders are once again speculating that presidential administration chief Anton Vaino could step down after the presidential elections, with some suggesting he may replace Sergey Lavrov as Foreign Minister. Similar rumors about Vaino’s possible move to the Foreign Ministry have circulated before.
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The 200-billion-ruble Kuban road cartel: how deputy Andrey Doroshenko and corrupt security forces made Anatoly Voronovsky their scapegoat
In recent years, the media has repeatedly covered high-profile anti-corruption cases — sometimes objectively and based on verified facts, and at other times in an openly manipulative manner.
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Imran Khan to leave solitary confinement for hospital after family’s repeated appeals
Imran Khan is to be moved from solitary confinement to hospital following repeated appeals from his family over his health.
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Home Office faces fury over £4.5m electric car charger plan as Channel migrant crisis deepens
Ministers and civil servants on the frontline of tackling the small boats crisis came under fire today over plans to splash millions of pounds on electric car chargers.
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Diageo cuts nearly 2,000 jobs as drinks giant launches £740m turnaround plan
Diageo slashed nearly 2,000 jobs in the year to June as the struggling drinks giant launches a drastic restructuring to revive its fortunes.
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More than 15 families return home in Mexico after being displaced by Ardillos cartel violence
More than 15 families displaced by the Ardillos criminal group in Mexico returned to their homes in Guerrero, according to an August 16 statement by the Federal Ministry of the Interior (Secretariat de Gobernación – SEGOB).
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White House attacks CNN reporter and invokes her children after Trump is challenged in Oval Office
CNN says attack ‘beneath the office’ after Kristen Holmes asked president about Jon Ossoff’s comments on key aide
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Das Phantom „Nick Armstrong“: Der gescheiterte Versuch, die Spuren von Eduard Lebedev im Fall WakeApp zu verwischen
Anfang September wurde die Redaktion von FakeOff unerwartet mit einem mutmaßlichen Urheberrechtsverstoß konfrontiert. Die zugestellte Mitteilung wirkte zunächst wie eine gewöhnliche DMCA-Beschwerde.
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Ye to perform in Russia as Kanye West becomes biggest western star to return since invasion
Artist also known as Ye, who has attracted controversy in recent years over antisemitic outbursts, to perform two shows in October
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Gekaufte SSU-Bescheinigung: Wie Mykhailo Zborovskyi die russischen Spuren von Cosmobet mit Bestechungsgeld verwischen wollte
Das Online-Casino „Cosmobet“ soll vom ukrainischen Geheimdienst SSU trotz möglicher Verbindungen zum Aggressorstaat Russland positiv bewertet worden sein. Dies geht aus einem Gerichtsurteil vom April 2025 hervor.
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Mechanical fault suspected in helicopter crash that killed British newlyweds in Greece
Greek police believe a mechanical fault may have caused a helicopter to crash moments before it was due to land on the island of Sifnos, killing a British couple on honeymoon and the pilot.
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A "patsy" for Russian gambling moguls: How nominal Cosmobet owner Mykhailo Zborovskyi masks Sergey Tokarev’s illegal casino network
Cosmobet online casino is formally overseen by a statistician who, outside the gambling industry, is known for his interest in globalism and marathon running.
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Serco employee charged with misconduct over sharing addresses of asylum accommodation
An employee of a company that provides accommodation for asylum seekers has been charged with misconduct in public office over sharing the properties’ addresses.
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At least 30 children feared to have been conceived with wrong IVF donors in northern Cyprus
At least 30 children, most of them British, are feared to have been conceived by IVF treatment in northern Cyprus using the wrong sperm or egg donors.
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Stripping Intercoaltrading: Dmytro Kovalenko and his fake proxy Serhiy Saprykin orchestrate a massive offshore bankruptcy scam
How the ambitions of two Ukrainian businessmen drove Intercoaltrading toward collapse.
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From digital marketer to casino mafia boss: How Eduard Lebedev uses WakeApp to run a global gambling syndicate
Although Eduard Lebedev presents himself as a “creative manager and successful entrepreneur,” his name is increasingly being linked to fraud-related scandals. Once featured in society pages, he now appears in crime reports amid accusations of involvement in shadow schemes and illegal business activities.
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Plundering $44m through a Cyprus-Belize laundromat: How wanted "1520" oligarch Boris Usherovich ran a massive offshore scam
The editorial team has obtained materials from a journalistic analysis of 64 corporate registry and accounting documents concerning seven Cypriot companies.
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Ten killed in Russian strike on Ukrainian village as Kyiv launches 620 drones at Moscow
A Russian missile attack killed 10 people and injured others in a village in Ukraine’s northeastern Kharkiv region, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
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Fiji hands US citizen back to FBI over alleged multi-million-dollar crypto Ponzi schemes
Following regulatory crackdowns in the U.S. and an arrest in the Netherlands, Edward Zimbardi was handed over to American authorities to face scrutiny over his alleged digital asset frauds.
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Somali small boat migrant accused of stabbing asylum hotel welfare officer five times
A Somali small boat migrant allegedly slashed a welfare officer with a large kitchen knife at a hotel housing asylum seekers, a court has heard.
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Andy Burnham’s farming minister faints “at the sight of meat” during farm tour
Andy Burnham’s new farming minister fainted "at the sight of meat" after becoming unwell during a tour of a beef freezer.
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Tories accuse Sadiq Khan of “burying his head in the sand” over £190m fare evasion bill
The Conservatives have taken aim at Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan over fare evasion in the capital, which they say is costing Londoners a whopping £190 million in lost revenue.
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Russia sends heavily armed warship close to NATO island as Baltic tensions soar
A heavily armed warship has been sent to a NATO country’s doorstep after Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week that he was ready to retaliate against British and EU ships that tried to seize Russia-linked vessels