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‘Attempt to silence national press’: Four Kashmiri journalists get police summons
Why digital asset treasuries that only hodl may fall short
Passive crypto hoarding exposes DATs to compliance risks while missing opportunities to provide patient capital. DAT 2.0 invests in infrastructure supporting ecosystem longevity.
WLFI faces backlash after ‘team wallets’ push through USD1 growth proposal
South Korea weighs ending one bank rule for crypto exchanges: Report
Israel bulldozes UN Palestinian refugee agency’s buildings in East Jerusalem
The Israeli authorities on Tuesday began bulldozing buildings of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East in East Jerusalem.The compound includes the local headquarters of the agency, which is the main United Nations Palestinian refugee body.Philippe Lazzarini, the commissioner-general of the UNRWA, said that the demolitions were a “new level of open and deliberate defiance of international law” by Israel.The demolitions constitute an “unprecedented attack against a United Nations agency”, the organisation said.The agency said that the demolitions took place “under the watch of [Israeli] lawmakers and a member of the government”, adding that Israel is obligated to protect UN premises.This morning, Israeli authorities are demolishing #UnitedNations property in #EastJerusalem, yet another live-streamed contravention of their obligations under international law. Just months ago, the ICJ reaffirmed that Israel "may not obstruct the functions of UNRWA in the OPT". pic.twitter.com/wqXvKzcKkH— Jonathan Whittall (@_jwhittall) January 20, 2026 The demolitions came in the wake of steps taken by the Israeli authorities to “erase the Palestine Refugee identity”, the UN agency said. It added that on January 14, the Israeli forces had stormed a UN health centre in East Jerusalem and ordered it to close.Water and power supplies to UNRWA facilities, including health and education buildings, are also scheduled to be cut...Read more
Polymarket hit by fresh Europe crackdowns as Hungary, Portugal block access
Fiction: A gay man and a domestic worker try to understand the burdens of their relationships
Only KYC can stop insider trading on prediction markets, Messari says
Bitcoin flashes buy signals as $90K becomes key support
Bitcoin bulls defend $90,000 as Hash Ribbons and Fear and Greed Index flash buy signals, hinting at a potential rally.
Hong Kong group warns crypto licensing rollout risks forced shutdowns
The warning came as Hong Kong consults on new virtual asset advisory and management licenses, expanding oversight beyond crypto trading platforms.
Bitcoin price targets extend down to $58K as BTC prints new death cross
Bitcoin failed to break out from its macro trading range, according to analysis, with new BTC price targets including a return to sub-$60,000 levels.