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Cyberattacks cost Latin American banks over $800 million in 2017, says report
Large banks' digital security budget shot up by 65 percent compared to the previous fiscal year
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The fight over fish is real, and it’s only going to get worse
Fish and other forms of sea life are already becoming another source of geopolitical competition, experts say
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Man shot in Forest Park neighborhood of Massachusetts
Multiple police personnel responded to the shooting Tuesday night
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Dallas police officer kills man in his own apartment
Off-duty officer claimed she shot man in his own apartment after mistaking it to be her own
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Business tycoon’s arrest ignites Chinese internet
Billionaire tech mogul Richard Liu returned to China after being arrested on suspicion of sexual assault in Minnesota
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More men = more crime? Perhaps not
Help WikiTribune investigate the change in number of crimes committed when men outnumber women
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Venezuelan groups fear crackdown after alleged Maduro assassination attempt
Venezuelan authorities have detained six people in connection with attack, but NGOs say their human rights are being violated
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Detained, disappeared, and tortured — for tweeting — in Venezuela
More than 1,000 Venezuelans have been imprisoned for criticizing the government. Pedro Jaimes might be the starkest case.
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US freezes assets of 24 Russian officials and oligarchs
'This list hits the bullseye of the Putin regime,' Bill Browder, a fierce Kremlin critic, told WikiTribune
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Police identify suspects over attack on Russian double agent, says report
The Press Association cites an unnamed source close to the investigation
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Reporting on the Venezuelan experience in Argentina
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Migration agencies say returns programs are working as EU pushes to ‘offshore’ processing
Critics say move risks denying vulnerable people their rights, but the agencies involved argue this is where their help is needed
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UK charities report rise in domestic violence during football World Cup
Charities warn football shouldn't be seen as cause of violence but a potential trigger of a year-round problem
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Facing up to ineffectiveness in fight against money-laundering
Less than one percent of criminally acquired money is clawed back; how should regulators address this impotence?
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Former Morgan Stanley VP found guilty of insider-trading, assisted by Ukrainian hackers
Ex-Morgan Stanley VP and associate pocketed tens of millions via illegal trades, according to a ruling in U.S. federal court
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‘I feel I am dying’: UK tied visa reform leaves abused workers vulnerable
Overseas domestic workers are being abused behind London's closed doors even after reform of British visa process
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Uruguay leads world in cannabis regulation but US law intrudes
WikiTribune reports from Uruguay on the South American nation's pioneering work to regulate cannabis
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UK anti-corruption drive rests on offshore enablers
Campaigners turn scrutiny on offshore financial agents after UK forces overseas territories to tackle illicit wealth
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Maine State police in pursuit of felon, partner, and their two-year-old
Officers are looking for the man from Hollis, Maine, who may be traveling with a woman and their toddler
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