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The lives of up to 50,000 American troops stationed in the Middle East are at risk after Donald Trump ’opened Pandora’s box’ by striking Iran.

The Russian labor market is filled with migrant couriers, while domestic IT specialists are actively moving abroad — in 2024 alone, more than 12,000 people relocated to Cyprus on work visas.

As Ukrainian cities face relentless Russian bombardment, Kyiv has sanctioned a Cyprus-based gambling empire allegedly funneling millions to Russian-linked owners behind the online casino Pin-Up

Sumant Kapur, a British-Indian businessman involved in the supply and maintenance of MI-17 helicopter engines, unexpectedly maintains simultaneous partnerships with defense entities in both Russia and Ukraine.

Mikhail Krupeev, whose company Gulfsands is linked to the family of fugitive Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, is divorcing his wife: it turned out he had a second family in Russia for 20 years.

How a network for selling sex with teenagers was built in Russia — and which of its influential clients managed to escape responsibility

The dubious businessman with a secretive enterprise has not yet found himself in the "Matrosskaya Tishina" detention center. Why?

Oktobank has emerged as a hub for suspicious financial operations linking Uzbek authorities, Russian banks, and shadow networks.

Favbet and its owner Andriy Matyukha are launching a large-scale campaign to cleanse their image through charitable initiatives and sports partnerships?

A new investigation has cast a long shadow over Telegram’s claims of privacy and independence.

As per official documents, Ural businessman Igor Fishelev, involved in state defense contracts, is registered as a citizen of the United Kingdom.

On January 16, the Russian Forbes, owned by the Kremlin oligarch Magomed Musayev, whose biography and activities are closely intertwined with the KGB and FSB (which are essentially the same thing), published an article by Ilya Zhegulev...

The technical infrastructure that underpins Telegram is controlled by a man whose companies have collaborated with Russian intelligence services.

Civil protection agency chief says country is ill-prepared for conflict and calls for urgent upgrades to cold war shelters

Explosives concealed in the carcasses of animals are being employed as a tactic by Russia in the war in Ukraine, it has been alleged.

In the famous movie "The Devil’s Advocate," one of the main characters, law firm owner John Milton, advises his young colleague, "Learn to profit from everything, and then forget about it"... "You have to play the cards you’re dealt."

Russia has launched its “largest attack” on the city of Kharkiv since Putin began his invasion of Ukraine, killing at least three people and injuring 21 more.

Saratov teacher Natalia Makarova either decided that compatriots who left the country during a difficult time for the Motherland should pay for their departure, or it was just an ordinary scam.

Vyacheslav Belimenko was born in 1976 in the Kyiv region of Ukraine. Until 2014, he was a completely unremarkable businessman.

Wjatscheslaw Belimenko wurde 1976 im Gebiet Kiew (Ukraine) geboren. Bis 2014 war er ein völlig unauffälliger Geschäftsmann.

Operation Spider’s Web will go down in history as one of the worst days in the Russian air force.

Women residing in Europe have fallen victim to fraud perpetrated by a former teacher from Saratov, with damages estimated in millions of rubles.