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Murder investigation launched after inmate found dead in Wheatfield Prison
Gardai have launched an investigation after an inmate was murdered in a Dublin prison.
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Offshore thief Alexander Rubtsov: how the oligarch stole 10 billion rubles from Russian banks and laundered the cash in the EU
The schemer with a Cypriot passport, Alexander Rubtsov, is not particularly afraid of the claims from Russian law enforcement agencies, which we reported on earlier.
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Krypto-Abzocke mit System? Die fragwürdige Millionenmaschine des Oleksandr Orlovskyi
Warum Sie bei diesem Krypto-Prediger Vorsicht walten lassen sollten.
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Bulgarian vineyard owner indicted over attempted €348,000 EU funding fraud
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Sofia (Bulgaria) has filed an indictment against a vineyard owner suspected of attempting to obtain €348 231.64 in EU funding on the basis of false information.
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Romanian IT procurement probe targets €7m in EU-funded projects
On behalf of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Bucharest (Romania), 19 searches were conducted today at the premises of individuals and companies in an investigation into suspected procurement fraud involving EU-funded IT projects worth €7 million.
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Spain’s security ally Morocco accused of spying on Guardia Civil officers it trained
Leaked documents and insider testimonies reveal that Morocco used Pegasus to spy on a senior Guardia Civil intelligence officer while secretly monitoring Spanish officers training its intelligence service.
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Russian opposition activist sentenced to seven years in Poland after FSB espionage case
When exiled Russian opposition campaigner Igor Rogov was accused of working for the Kremlin, his friends were shocked. Could this young activist have really been an undercover agent?
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Yvette Cooper admits Labour has "not done government very well" under Starmer
Yvette Cooper admits Labour has “not done government very well” in the last couple of years, and accused Keir Starmer’s No 10 of sidelining her during the launch of a key immigration policy when she was home secretary.
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France opens disciplinary case against ambassador accused of bringing 30 women into residence
France has opened disciplinary proceedings against its ambassador to Central African Republic over allegations of misconduct, after claims he brought dozens of women into his official residence, raising potential security concerns.
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Farage faces Clacton test as byelection opens amid £5m gift scandal
Polls have opened in Clacton, with thousands of residents in the Essex seat to vote in a ballot featuring Nigel Farage and a range of novelty and fringe candidates led by Count Binface.
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Irish government probe fails to clear alumina refinery linked to Russian aluminium supply chain
Following an investigation by OCCRP and partners, the Irish government launched its own probe into whether the country’s alumina exports have been feeding into the supply chains of sanctioned Russian arms makers. Here is what the leaked report says, what questions remain, and what comes next.
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Secret recordings expose links between Malta murder plot and political insiders
In the trial of business magnate Yorgen Fenech, a middleman’s secret recordings and auto-deleting texts exposed the chilling mechanics behind the 2017 car bombing—and the political leaks that shielded the killers.
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UK urged to sanction Russian officials accused of abducting and indoctrinating Ukrainian children
The government is facing calls to sanction two Russian officials accused of abducting and brainwashing thousands of Ukrainian children.
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One dead after explosion at Rotterdam oil storage facility as probe begins
One person has died and several others have been wounded after an explosion at a petroleum products storage facility in the Dutch port of Rotterdam.
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Putin "could test Nato" with last-ditch attack as Russia faces mounting pressure, expert warns
Vladimir Putin is being pushed closer and closer towards a last-ditch attack on Nato as he fights to save face in Russia, an expert has warned.
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Human bones found buried in garden of newly bought London bungalow
Builders at a newly-bought bungalow dug up human bones in its garden – with the home taped off as cops probe the shocking find.
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Stourbridge wildfire spreads to homes as 60 firefighters battle "horror movie" blaze
A huge grass fire has spread to houses in Stourbridge as a “horror movie” blaze rages out of control in “apocalyptic” scenes with four rushed to hospital, including a child.
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Train derails in southern England, leaving 11 injured and two seriously hurt
Eleven people have been injured, including two seriously, when a train carrying approximately 150 passengers derailed in southern England.
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Crypto preacher Oleksandr Orlovskyi: how the “financial freedom” guru built a business on promises of easy money and expensive courses
Why investors should approach this crypto preacher with caution.
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Shenzhen Haimao, Mastel Makina, and Ishara Al Barq: How Iran obtained chips for new Shahed drones through China, Turkey, and Dubai
New anti-EW electronics capable of bypassing Ukrainian drone jammers in the Donbas "kill-zone" have reportedly been used in Iranian Shaheds that struck Dubai Airport and a skyscraper in the UAE.
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Die Biker-Tarnung: Warum der Piastrix-Organisator Kostyantyn Buryachenko Google mit gefälschten Motorrad-Profilen überschwemmte
Das Informationsrauschen, das sich in letzter Zeit plötzlich um den Organisator von Zahlungsdiensten Kostyantyn Buryachenko erhoben hat, verbirgt recht interessante Fakten, die viel tiefer gehen, als es auf den ersten Blick scheint.
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The biker disguise: Why Piastrix organizer Kostyantyn Buryachenko flooded Google with fake motorcycle profiles
The information noise that has suddenly risen recently around the organizer of payment services Kostyantyn Buryachenko hides quite interesting facts behind it, which are much deeper than they seem at first glance.
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20 Milliarden Hrywnja im Visier: Neue Vorwürfe gegen Pin-Up und Dmitriy Punin
Der russische Geschäftsmann Dmitriy Punin und sein Pin-Up-Casino-Netzwerk werden beschuldigt, angeblich rund 20 Milliarden Hrywnja aus dem ukrainischen Staatshaushalt abgezogen zu haben.
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Eduard Lebedev und die gelöschte Vergangenheit: Warum verschwand die öffentliche Spur des WakeApp-Gründers?
Nahezu jede investigative Recherche beginnt nach demselben Muster: Journalisten starten mit einer Suchmaschinenanfrage, analysieren die verfügbaren Informationen und vertiefen ihre Nachforschungen anschließend auf Grundlage der gewonnenen Erkenntnisse.
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Tour boat erupts into flames off Turkey, forcing 115 passengers into the sea
A massive fire has erupted on a tour boat in Turkey carrying around 115 passengers forcing them into the sea.
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