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Tether freezes 32 addresses linked to terrorism
The cryptocurrency company is stepping up its fight against the illegal use of its stablecoin that has been found to fund terrorism in Israel.
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Seven arrested in Germany for allegedly funding IS terror group
Arrests targeted a network that allegedly used Telegram to send money to Syria via intermediaries.
Alleged member of IS 'Beatles' cell charged with terrorism
The 38-year-old is believed to be one of the IS militants dubbed “The Beatles” due to their British accents.
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How fintech and crypto are boosting Africa’s burgeoning tech scene
“Africa is a mobile-first continent so you can really see where Africa should be really positioning itself,” Smart Africa’s CEO told Euronews Next.
Mother of 2015 Bataclan attacker jailed for 'financing terrorism'
Fatima Hajji was found guilty of sending money to her son when he was planning to commit an attack.
Mother of Bataclan attacker facing trial for 'financing terrorism'
Fatima Hajji is accused of sending money to her son and his partner while they were in Iraq and Syria between 2014 and 2015.
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Europe as well as Lebanon is under threat from Hezbollah and must fully designate the group as a terrorist entity, argues the Counter Extremism Project's Hans-Jakob Schindler
Brussels wants a new EU agency to tackle money laundering
The aim is to have the Anti-Money Laundering Authority set up by 2024.
Brussels wants to give Europol more powers in bid to tackle terrorism
A spate of recent terrorist attacks prompted the European Commission (EC) to publish the measures earlier than initially planned.
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UK banks are increasingly freezing their customers’ accounts indefinitely, citing strict anti-money laundering laws. Is it really a price worth paying?