Albanian gangs gain foothold in European crime underworld

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Albanian organized crime has become the fastest-growing criminal threat in Europe. Initially growing out of an unstable Albania, the criminal groups have come to engage in activities ranging from drug traffic, to racketeering, to prostitution, and the activities are spreading throughout the world.

Europe, Organized crime, Albanians

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Yakuza splits in 'white collar' and violent crime

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The yukuza, or boryokudan, gangs in Japan have long been a part of Japanese society. Although they were declared illegal in 1992, they continue to exist and flourish.

Japan, Gangs

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Assassination leads to Chechen succession crisis

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Chechen President Akhmad Kadyrov was assassinated when a single command-wire trigger detonated an array of explosive devices that was placed inside concrete supports.

Iraq, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Death of, Kadyrov, Akhmad

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