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Chancellor Schultz: Our goal is to avoid war in Europe

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  The leaders of Germany, France and Poland said they were united in their goal of preventing war in Europe. The leaders held discussions in Berlin amid efforts to resolve the Ukraine crisis. The three leaders also called on the Kremlin to engage in a "meaningful dialogue". Chancellor Olaf Schultz, French President Emmanuel Macron and Polish President Andrzej Duda held talks in the capital Berlin on Tuesday evening on the Ukraine crisis. The Russian army has surrounded Ukraine from three sides for the past several weeks. More than 100,000 Russian troops are stationed along Ukraine's northern, eastern and southern borders. According to media reports, the Russian army has also deployed equipment used in the war. Schultz promised renewed vigor after his meeting with US President Joe Biden that there would be "far-reaching consequences" for Russia if it invaded Ukraine. However, Moscow has denied any intention to attack Ukraine. What did the leaders say? A stateme...

Cryptocurrency worth billions seized by hacking

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 The US Justice Department has announced the recovery of over 3.6 billion hacked cryptocurrency. A New York couple has been arrested for stealing cryptocurrency through hacking in 2016. The US Department of Justice has described it as the largest case of cryptocurrency hacking. He arrested a couple allegedly involved in hacking on Tuesday. Federal law enforcement officials say money was hacked from the BitPhoenix virtual currency exchange in 2016. In the same case, two suspects were arrested in Manhattan on Tuesday morning. He is accused of stealing money through hacking and using state-of-the-art techniques to hide transactions. The couple was produced in the court for the preliminary hearing. The couple is accused of being involved in money laundering and a conspiracy to financially harm America. "Today's arrest and the largest financial recovery by the department to date demonstrate that there is no safe haven for cryptocurrency criminals," said Deputy Attorney Gener...