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Ukraine launches inquiry into the alleged "execution" of unarmed soldiers by Russian forces. Officials condemn the incident as a war crime

North Korea said Saturday that it will take countermeasures against individuals and organizations that impose sanctions against the regime.

UK-based smart money app Plum has secured a €10 million minority equity investment from Greece's Eurobank as part of a strategic partnership in the region.

The State of Oklahoma carried out the execution of death-row inmate Phillip Hancock at 11:29 a.m. Thursday, despite a clemency recommendation from the State Pardon and Parole Board. Witnesses said Hancock stuck to his self-defense claim and had harsh words for the Attorney General.

Intesa Sanpaolo has been ordered by Italy's competition authority to stop the migration of 2.4 million customers to its new app-only offshoot unless it gets express consent from the users.

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Introducing a central bank digital currency (CBDC) will have far-reaching implications for the operations of the issuing central bank and the risk it faces.

Griffin, the API-first UK bank and full-stack Banking as a Service platform, today announced the addition of seven new senior team members across key areas of the business.

The Nordic fintech startup ZTLment has bolstered its management structure by adding three experienced business profiles to its board.

Qred, Europe's newest bank and one of Sweden's fastest-growing fintech companies, is now entering the German market with the launch of savings accounts for individuals.