China Calls on the US to Stop Weaponizing Trade Issues
Chinese Embassy to the U.S. spokesman Liu Pengyu stated that politicizing and weaponizing trade issues is against the ethos of what the U.S. seeks to champion: fair competition and free trade between China and the U.S. China Complains the US Is Using Trade Issues as a Weapon The weaponization of trade relations by the U.S. […] Powered by...
Malaysian Prime Minister Discusses Crypto Frameworks During UAE Visit
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Malaysia and Bahrain are deepening economic ties, focusing on cryptocurrency, the Sandbox platform, tourism, connectivity, and manufacturing. Bahrain also pledged support for upcoming Asean-GCC summits. Anwar’s visit, at the invitation of Bahrain’s Crown Prince, aims to strengthen bilateral cooperation and benefit both nations’ economies. In early January 2025, […] Powered by...
Fears of Price Hikes Fuel Bulgarian Euro Protests
Thousands of ultra-nationalist Revival party supporters in Bulgaria clashed with police while attempting to storm an EU mission building in Sofia, protesting the country’s planned euro adoption in 2026. The demonstrators, fearing economic instability and loss of sovereignty, threw projectiles and set fires, resulting in police injuries and arrests. The Bulgarian government condemned the violence, […] Powered by...
Bybit’s Phantom Hacker Becomes Ethereum’s Shadow Whale by Fragmenting Fortune Across 54 Wallets
In recent days, the cryptocurrency platform Bybit fell victim to a sophisticated cyberattack, hemorrhaging over $1.4 billion in assets purportedly tied to operatives from North Korea. As of this report, the perpetrator controls roughly 449,395.23 ETH—equivalent to nearly $1.26 billion—making them one of Ethereum’s most formidable custodians. Bybit Exploiter Joins Crypto’s Most Wanted List This […] Powered by...
Putin Eyes Western Companies’ Comeback as US-Russia Tensions Shift
As Russia anticipates a possible return of Western corporations, President Vladimir Putin has instructed his cabinet to prioritize domestic firms over foreign businesses seeking to re-enter the market. This move follows economic sanctions imposed after Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, which led to the departure or downsizing of over 1,800 foreign companies. Recent talks between […] Powered by...
