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Serbia's capital was targeted by a slew of bomb threats on Monday, police have said.

Centrist politician Elisabeth Borne was appointed France’s new prime minister on Monday to become the second woman to hold the post in the country.

More than two-thirds of Swiss voters have backed an increase in funding for the European border agency Frontex in a referendum. 

Bitcoin was conceived more than a decade ago as «digital gold,» a long-term store of value that would resist broader economic trends and provide a hedge against inflation. But bitcoin's crashing price over the past month shows that vision is a long way from reality. Instead, traders are increasingly treating the cryptocurrency like just another speculative tech investment. Since the start of this year, bitcoin's price movement has closely mirrored that of the Nasdaq, a bench mark that's heavily weighted toward technology stocks, according to an analysis by the data firm Arcane Research. That means that as bitcoin's price dropped more than 25% over the past month, to under $30,000 on Wednesday — less than half its November peak — the plunge came in near lock step with a broader collapse of tech stocks as investors grappled with higher interest rates and the war in Ukraine.

The stock market has once again made crypto look stable by comparison with the Netflix (NFLX) stock price dropping 25% in after-hours trading tod.

Russia has admitted the flagship of its Black Sea fleet has sunk after being damaged by fire.

A plot to kidnap Germany's health minister and destroy the company's electricity supply facilities has been foiled, say authorities.

It is day 51 of the war in Ukraine, as Russian forces are expected to begin a new big offensive in the east of the country after their retreat from the Kyiv region and other parts of the country revealed growing evidence of human rights atrocities.

Ukraine and its allies have reported that Russian troops are withdrawing from around Kyiv and Chernihiv, shifting focus to the country's east.

Exploring the mysterious circumstances of the collapse of Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX and the death of its founder, Gerald Cotten, Netflix’s latest documentary is storming through the platform, topping the top 10 lists across the world.

Netflix’s new crypto documentary titled Trust No One: The Hunt for the Crypto King was released on Wednesday amid much fanfare. The documentary is based on the mysterious death of the now-defunct crypto exchange QuadrigaCX founder.

It's now three and a half weeks since Russia invaded Ukraine and launched a full-scale war.

US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin is on a two-day vist to Bulgaria for talks with Bulgarian PM Kiril Petkov and Defence Minister Dragomir Zakov.

It’s the Netflix script that wrote itself. A story so outlandish, it’s stunned the crypto community; an industry accustomed to apparent suicides in Spanish jail cells and nonfungible token auctions for dead rappers.

Streaming and production giant Netflix will soon produce a documentary series on the infamous Bitfinex hack — one of the biggest financial crimes from 2016 stealing 119,756 Bitcoin (BTC) — worth $72 million at the time. 

A manuscript in which Albert Einstein prepared his theory of general relativity has sold at auction in Paris for a record €11.6 million.

Several media organisations in Hungary have defied a ban on publishing LGBT+ content geared towards children.

A Squid Game-themed cryptocurrency plunged in value on Monday in what appears to be a deliberate act, falling from a high of around €2,400 to fractions of a cent in minutes.

You don’t trust people because they are trustworthy. You do it because you have nothing else to rely on.

A token promoted as a play-to-earn token by the name squid game (SQUID) is getting the attention of the cryptoverse and mainstream media, after seeing a continuous, and rather unnatural, rise in price since its launch earlier this week. However, a quick look at the token’s website brings multiple red flags, while at least one company from their partner's list denied the partnership.

A new token inspired by popular Netflix show Squid Game has posted 45,000% growth in a few days after launch earlier this week, but multiple investors are reportedly unable to sell the token.