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Terraform Founder Do Kwon Charged for Forging Documents by Montenegrin Police
Montenegrin police on Friday formally charged Do Kwon, the cryptocurrency entrepreneur behind two digital currencies that lost an estimated $40 billion (nearly Rs. 3,29,500 crore) or more last year, for forging official documents after arresting him on Podgorica airport.
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Terraform Founder Do Kwan Arrested in Montenegro, South Korea to Seek Extradition of Crypto Fugitive
South Korea will seek the extradition of fugitive crypto entrepreneur Do Kwon, prosecutors told AFP Friday, after the Terraform founder was arrested in Montenegro and hit with US fraud charges.
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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Explosive Device Thrown At US Embassy Building In Montenegro
An unknown person threw an explosive device, probably a hand grenade, at the United States embassy building in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, before blowing himself up, the government said on Thursday.
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Montenegro Police Tear Gas Opposition Protesters
Montenegro police Saturday used tear gas to disperse several hundred opposition activists trying to protest outside parliament to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic's left-wing government.
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French Open: Novak Djokovic, Milos Raonic in Clash of Balkan Exiles
Belgrade-born Novak Djokovic left for Munich when he was 12 in 1999 just as NATO rained its bombs on Serbia. His French Open quarter-final opponent Milos Raonic was born in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, but his family decamped to Canada in 1994 when he was just three.
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Terraform Founder Do Kwon Charged for Forging Documents by Montenegrin Police
Montenegrin police on Friday formally charged Do Kwon, the cryptocurrency entrepreneur behind two digital currencies that lost an estimated $40 billion (nearly Rs. 3,29,500 crore) or more last year, for forging official documents after arresting him on Podgorica airport.
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Terraform Founder Do Kwan Arrested in Montenegro, South Korea to Seek Extradition of Crypto Fugitive
South Korea will seek the extradition of fugitive crypto entrepreneur Do Kwon, prosecutors told AFP Friday, after the Terraform founder was arrested in Montenegro and hit with US fraud charges.
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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Explosive Device Thrown At US Embassy Building In Montenegro
An unknown person threw an explosive device, probably a hand grenade, at the United States embassy building in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, before blowing himself up, the government said on Thursday.
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Montenegro Police Tear Gas Opposition Protesters
Montenegro police Saturday used tear gas to disperse several hundred opposition activists trying to protest outside parliament to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic's left-wing government.
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French Open: Novak Djokovic, Milos Raonic in Clash of Balkan Exiles
Belgrade-born Novak Djokovic left for Munich when he was 12 in 1999 just as NATO rained its bombs on Serbia. His French Open quarter-final opponent Milos Raonic was born in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, but his family decamped to Canada in 1994 when he was just three.
