Balaji Srinivasan's Network School plans a new campus in Kazakhstan via an MoU with the Digital Development Ministry, following the revocation of its business license in Malaysia's Forest City over alleged premises-use violations and immigration law probes.
Satsuma Technology, a UK-based Bitcoin treasury company, will liquidate its entire 668 BTC position (worth $43.5M) and delist from the LSE after shareholders overruled its board. This unwinds the company, which raised £163.6M in 2025 but saw its stock crash during the crypto winter.
US and Iran have resumed daily strikes after a ceasefire collapsed, with both sides accusing each other of violating an MoU. The conflict centers on the Strait of Hormuz, leading to rising oil prices and regional escalation, with warnings of a potential "total war."
Bournemouth rejected Chelsea's £64m bid for midfielder Alex Scott, despite the England U21 international having rejected a new contract. The Cherries, under no pressure to sell after Europa League qualification and recent player sales, intend to keep Scott, who has two years left on his current deal.
Best Buy's "Black Friday in July" sale offers significant discounts on various Kindle e-readers, including the Paperwhite, Kids, Colorsoft, and Scribe models. Other tech deals include a free Pixel Watch 2 with a refurbished Pixel 7, Ring security bundles, and a Gooloo Air Duster.
Bitcoin and the broader crypto market show signs of recovery, with BTC topping $67,000, driven by progress on US crypto legislation (CLARITY Act) and a potential shift of capital from a slowing AI-linked equities trade.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces strong criticism and calls for his resignation from former president Sepp Blatter and La Liga president Javier Tebas, who accuse him of "destroying the football industry" by prioritizing the World Cup and making "irresponsible decisions" regarding expansion and a controversial player ban.
Anas Sarwar, Scottish Labour leader, is expected to resign his Holyrood seat and leadership to become a business minister in Andy Burnham's new UK government, despite previous pledges to remain in Scotland. The move has surprised Scottish Labour parliamentarians and drawn strong criticism from opposition parties.
Thousands of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) supporters protested in Delhi for education reforms and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, facing a police crackdown that injured 60 protesters and 118 police, leading to condemnations from opposition parties.
Jack Mallers is stepping down as CEO of Twenty One Capital to focus on Strike, while Twenty One and Strike abandon their planned combination. Raphael Zagury takes over Twenty One, tasked with building cash-generating operations around its large Bitcoin treasury amid market challenges.
Youth-led protests against the Modi government's education policies continued in Delhi, with thousands demonstrating despite police crackdowns involving batons and teargas. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leads the movement, demanding the education minister's resignation and education reform, now expanding to broader political discontent.
Delhi Police are examining alleged chat messages from Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) supporters involved in a violent 'Sansad Chalo' march. Messages reportedly discussed communication during potential internet shutdowns and sacrificing lives for the cause, as police investigate clashes that injured 118 personnel and 70 protesters.
Bitcoin broke its $60,000-$65,000 range, rising to $66,200 after a $1.2 billion options expiry. Analysis suggests the surge was driven by renewed demand from US spot Bitcoin ETFs and large "whale" accumulation, rather than the options expiry itself.
Jack Mallers resigned as CEO of Twenty One Capital, causing its shares to drop nearly 15%. His departure coincides with the collapse of Tether's plan to merge Twenty One, Strike, and Elektron Energy into a single public entity. Raphael Zagury has been named the new CEO, promising institutional discipline.
Former US President Trump stated he would discuss alleged past election interference with China, noting it's 'not a one-way street.' This comes as US Senator Rubio is set to meet Chinese Foreign Minister Yi in the Philippines, following Trump's recent accusation of China compromising over 200 million US voter records.
Manchester United fans are furious after "thousands" had season ticket accounts restricted due to a crackdown on touting and terms violations. Supporters, including loyal long-term holders, claim wrongful accusations and a lack of information, causing significant anxiety.
Narzny and Roy McKinney, after eight IVF rounds, found a surrogate, Sarah Turner, in the UK. Their successful journey to welcome son Zak highlighted the emotional and logistical challenges of surrogacy, as well as the need for legal reform and greater public understanding of the process.
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appointed former Labour leader Ed Miliband as Foreign Secretary, despite concerns over his past 'net-zero' energy policies and lack of diplomatic experience. The appointment has drawn criticism from opposition parties, trade unions, and even the White House, while Miliband pledges to defend British interests and pursue peace in the Middle East.
The escalating Middle East crisis has driven Brent crude prices up 23% to near $US90/barrel, doubling market forecasts for an Australian Reserve Bank interest rate hike. Australian motorists face rising fuel costs as experts warn of a critical juncture for global energy markets.
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' has opened to massive global box office success, earning $264m, and widespread critical praise. The film, lauded for its technical wizardry and unique vision of Homer's epic, also sparked controversy over filming locations in Western Sahara and discussions on its Oscar potential.
Bira 91 founder Ankur Jain has resigned from the board, relinquishing executive powers and ownership to resolve a two-year dispute with shareholders and lenders. Facing a severe financial crisis and suspended production, B9 Beverages will be recapitalized by existing investors, aiming to resume operations in 3-6 months, with all legal proceedings dropped.
Hong Kong police arrested 991 individuals aged 16-93 and seized HK$3 million cash and HK$4.4 million in valuables during a June-July crackdown on illegal World Cup gambling. The operation uncovered HK$365 million in betting records across 249 premises, targeting bookmaking, betting, illegal gambling operations, and money laundering.
A US State Department report alleges Cuba is behind major US political upheavals, including the George Floyd riots and rise of antifa, and poses a unique threat. This comes as Cuba faces a six-month US oil blockade and sanctions, leading to severe shortages and blackouts, with critics calling the report a new form of McCarthyism.
Supporters of India's youth-led Cockroach movement continue protests in New Delhi, demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over alleged exam system failures. This follows a police crackdown using tear gas and batons, injuring nearly 180 people, including students and officers. Opposition leaders also joined sit-ins.
