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Novak Djokovic contests his 100th Wimbledon match on Sunday as he continues his quest for a record-equalling eighth title while the All England Club witnessed the birth of a new star in 16-year-old Mirra Andreeva. Djokovic tackles Poland's Hubert Hurkacz on Centre Court, where he has not lost in 10 years, for a place in a 14th Wimbledon quarter-final. If he gets through that, he will face Andrey Rublev, one of two Russian men to make the last eight on Sunday, a year after they were banned from the tournament following the invasion of Ukraine. Djokovic, attempting to win a third major of 2023, and match Margaret Court's all-time record of 24 Slams, needs to find a way of piercing the seemingly impregnable Hurkacz defence. The Pole has not dropped serve at the tournament, saving all 11 break points he has faced.

Elton John. Concluding a remarkable journey spanning over half a century, the 76-year-old music legend took center stage at the Tele2 Arena in the Swedish capital, marking the end of his farewell tour.

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Lionel Messi, and Christiano Ronaldo in the list.  Despite India's popularity as a huge market for football tourism, India has not been able to shed its tag of being a cricket-crazy nation. Neither has the Indian Football team made a mark during the carnivalesque FIFA World Cups.  However, that has never ruined Chhetri's spirit, who led his country to a modest Inter-continental Cup and SAFF Championship over last three weeks.  The 38-year-old soon to be a parent goal machine has 93 strikes from 142 matches - the top two positions belonging to Cristiano Ronaldo (123 goals from 200 caps) and Lionel Messi (103 from 175).

Oleksandr Usyk's promoter, Alex Krassyuk, has confirmed that the Ukrainian boxing star will defend his WBA, IBF, and WBO heavyweight belts against Daniel Dubois in late August. The fight will take place in Poland at the Tarczynski Arena in Wroclaw. Initially, Usyk was scheduled to face Tyson Fury for an undisputed showdown at Wembley Stadium in April, but negotiations fell through. Now, Usyk is excited about the opportunity to fight in Poland, where he won his first world title seven years ago. He expressed his gratitude to the Polish people for their sincere help to Ukraine, as many Ukrainians have found refuge in the country. In May, Dubois made a change in his training setup, parting ways with Shane McGuigan and now working with Don Charles, who previously trained British heavyweight Derek Chisora. With an unbeaten record of 20-0 (13), Usyk has established himself as the unified champion of the heavyweight division, following back-to-back victories against Anthony Joshua. On the other hand, Daniel Dubois will be fighting for the first time since successfully defending his WBA 'regular' belt with a third-round stoppage of Kevin Lerena in December. Dubois suffered a knee injury and was knocked down three times in the first round of that fight. Since his loss to Joe Joyce in November 2020, Dubois has made a comeback with four consecutive stoppage wins, bringing his professional record to 19-1 (18).

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Privacy advocates scored a big win in June with Binance’s announcement that it was backtracking on a decision to delist privacy coins for users in a number of European countries.

Binance's initial plan to delist specific privacy coins in certain EU nations has now been reversed as the company undertook revisions to ensure compliance with regional regulatory requirements.

Binance has decided to reverse its plan to delist a number of privacy coins in Europe after it said it has revised operations in order to comply with local regulations. 

Ukraine’s State Bureau of Investigation says it has uncovered an illegal crypto mining farm in a state-owned enterprise in the Western region of Lviv.

Troubled cryptocurrency exchange Binance continues to withdraw from major markets amid the ongoing pushback from global regulators.

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance said it will leave the Netherlands after the company's application to register under the Dutch crypto authorization regime was rejected.

The company has failed in its bid to secure a virtual asset service provider (VASP) license in the Netherlands.It is not accepting new users with immediate effect and, from 17 July, existing users will not be able to make purchases, trades or deposits.Binance stresses that it is already compliant with EU standards on the prevention of money laundering and financing of terrorism as evidenced by its registrations in other EU countries, including France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Sweden and Lithuania.However, according to CoinDesk, it is facing money laundering troubles in France, where the authorities are investigating the firm.The probe relates to Binance potentially illegally operating as a digital asset service provider before it received regulatory approval last May.In addition, prosecutors tell CoinDesk, the investigation concerns possible "aggravated money laundering by taking part in investment operations, concealment and conversion, the latter being carried out by perpetrators of offenses having generated profits".In the US, the SEC has sued Binance and its CEO Changpeng Zhao, alleging a host of securities law violations and accusing the world's largest crypto exchange of engaging in an "extensive web of deception".

Binance announced in May that it would delist so-called “privacy coins” such as Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC) and others in several countries, including France, Italy, Spain and Poland. The decision underscored the reality that some companies might step over their own feet to ban privacy tech — even where it is legal — out of a combination of risk aversion and compliance confusion.

Breaking the year-long trend of declining Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto ATMs across the globe, May recorded a steep increase in net installations with nearly 1,400 machines.

Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume, is planning to delist a number of privacy coins for users in Spain, France, Italy and Poland.

Deutsche Telekom, a leading global integrated telecommunications firm, has announced support for Polygon blockchain infrastructure.

Cryptocurrency is going to become less private in Europe as the major exchange Binance is preparing to delist all privacy tokens in countries like France and Italy.

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The US and international law enforcement have made 288 arrests and seized over $53 million in cash and cryptocurrency as part of a major dark web crackdown.

"This is not a drill," wrote Uniswap Labs, the company behind one of the world's leading decentralized exchanges. "The Uniswap mobile wallet is out of Apple jail and now live in most countries."