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A key lieutenant in the Kinahan cartel, an Irish organized crime group, has been publicly identified playing competitive padel in Dubai, despite being sanctione...
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At least 1,719 people are confirmed dead following two powerful earthquakes that struck northwestern Venezuela last week, with officials warning the toll could...
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The article discusses methods for tracking and reporting wildfire damage using open-source tools and satellite imagery. It highlights the work of Galen, an Inve...
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Venezuela’s northern coast is grappling with the aftermath of deadly earthquakes that struck in late June, leaving thousands dead and forcing authorities to man...
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Bellingcat and The Press trace LeakedBB, a forum for non‑consensual sexual images, to Christchurch‑based crypto entrepreneur Jitendra Maharaj, amid a Boston coach’s extortion case.
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The first confirmed footage of Shahed-type drones being used in Mali has been geolocated by Bellingcat, providing open-source evidence of their deployment in th...
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Betting markets saw over $14 billion in World Cup wagers, with 1% of traders winning 86% of profits. Analysis highlights uneven distribution and regulatory concerns.
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New UAE immigration records reveal Christopher Kinahan Jr, son of cartel boss Christy Kinahan, had his Dubai residence permit renewed despite being a sanctioned fugitive with a $5M US bounty.
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New satellite imagery documents over five miles of Border Patrol road construction in Big Bend National Park, raising environmental and access concerns despite paused work.
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A sanctioned Russian vessel, Patria, has been repeatedly traversing West African ports since March, prompting scrutiny over potential illicit activities despite unclear cargo details.
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The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan is interpreted as an anti-Iran pact, but evidence suggests otherwise. Experts analyze its true implications.
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The EU's carbon border tax aims to cut emissions but risks penalizing developing nations least responsible for climate change. Critics call it green protectionism that may undermine global transition efforts.
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