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Pakistan Sells JF-17 Fighter Jets to Bangladesh and Other Nations

Military Collaboration Between Pakistan and Bangladesh Islamabad, Pakistan – Less than a week into the new year, following a meeting between Pakistan’s Chief of Air Staff, Zaheer Ahmed Babar Sidhu, and his Bangladeshi counterpart, Hasan Mahmood Khan, the Pakistani military has announced that a deal for the sale of domestically produced JF-17 Thunder fighter jets…

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Khamenei Accuses Protesters of Colluding with the U.S.

Protests in Iran: Khamenei Calls for Unity and Threatens Repression The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has called for "unity" in the face of "terrorist actions" amid widespread protests that have shaken the country. In a televised speech, Khamenei warned against the protests, which authorities consider a plot orchestrated by foreign enemies, particularly…

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Southern Transitional Council in Yemen Announces Dissolution

Dissolution of the Southern Transitional Council The southern separatists in Yemen have decided to dissolve following discussions in Saudi Arabia, announced the organization's Secretary General, Abdulrahman Al-Subaihi. The declaration was made on Friday during a broadcast on Yemeni television, stating that this decision was taken to maintain peace and security in the south and neighboring…

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Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Experience Over $1 Billion in Withdrawals

Significant Withdrawals in the Crypto Market In a surprising reversal, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for Bitcoin and Ether in the U.S. have recorded withdrawals exceeding $1 billion starting Tuesday, following a brief recovery at the beginning of 2026. Data from SoSoValue indicates that Bitcoin ETFs saw approximately $1.13 billion in outflows between Tuesday and Thursday, effectively…

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Anita Karim Champions Women's MMA In Pakistan

A Unique Journey in the MMA World Islamabad, Pakistan – After six months of training as a mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter, Anita Karim managed to knock out her father on their living room floor, leaving him unconscious in just six seconds. Laughing over coffee in the capital of Pakistan on a warm October day,…

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Iranian Leaders Use Internet Censorship to Suppress Protests

Rising Protests and Digital Restrictions Sina Azodi, a professor of Middle Eastern Politics at George Washington University, discusses the expanding protests in Iran and the use of internet shutdowns to suppress dissent. These measures have become a classic tactic for Iranian leaders to control information and reduce citizen mobilization.

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Residents Seek Peace Amid Trump's Greenland Threats

Trump's Threats Over Greenland This week, Donald Trump reiterated his desire to acquire Greenland and incorporate it into the United States, potentially through military force. Katya Adler, the BBC's Europe Editor, visited the Arctic island's capital, Nuuk, to learn locals' opinions on the renewed American presidential threats. One resident described Americans as "crazy," while another…

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FCA Launches Licensing Portal for Cryptocurrency in the UK

UK Financial Authorities Establish New Regime for Cryptocurrency Licensing The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom has announced the opening of a licensing portal for cryptocurrency companies, set to begin in the fall of 2026. Firms wishing to provide cryptocurrency services will be required to obtain operational authorization before the new regime takes…

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South Korea's Supreme Court Rules Bitcoin Held on Exchanges Can Be Confiscated

Historic Decision Regarding Cryptocurrencies The Supreme Court of South Korea has issued a definitive ruling establishing that Bitcoin held in the accounts of centralized exchanges can be confiscated by investigators, marking a significant shift in how cryptocurrency assets are treated under criminal law. In a decision dated December 11, 2025, and published through the court's…