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10/26
02:01
Iran Air, the national airline of Iran (known as "Homa" in Iran), has activated a new website domain in response to tightening U.S. sanctions. According to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), the domain change to www.iranair.ir comes after its previous domain, iranair.com, was blocked. Iran Air has faced sanctions from the European Union and the United States for years, with Washington recently imposing a broad range of sanctions aimed at crippling Iran's aviation industry and its wider operational chain. IRNA did not specify when Iran Air's old domain was blocked.
01:48
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posted on X that he would make life "like hell" for Palestinian prisoners and prayed for the execution of "terrorists." He also called for the "dismantling of the Palestinian Authority," calling it "Nazis" that educate children to "murder." In another post, Ben-Gvir boasted about confiscating a cake made by Palestinian prisoners at Rimon Prison using saved jam and bread, which was intended to celebrate his failure to be re-elected on Tuesday. After the cake was confiscated, the prisoners faced disciplinary trials and were placed in solitary confinement.
01:35
Tomas Lamanauskas, the deputy secretary-general of the UN's International Telecommunication Union (ITU), warned that unequal access to artificial intelligence (AI) risks widening the gap between rich and poor countries, potentially deepening existing social and economic inequalities. Speaking at the UNCTAD World Investment Forum in Doha on Sunday, Lamanauskas highlighted that developing countries face significant barriers to benefiting from the AI revolution, with disparities already evident in digital infrastructure and AI adoption rates. He noted that bridging the digital infrastructure gap would require an estimated $2.8 trillion in investment by 2030.
01:34
Admiral Brad Cooper, Commander of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), flew over the Strait of Hormuz by helicopter and met with U.S. military personnel. Cooper stated that the visit underscored the U.S.'s unwavering commitment to continued freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Since this summer, the U.S. military has assisted Gulf partners in exporting over 1.5 billion barrels of crude oil. Iran claims control over the waterway, while the U.S. military has been escorting vessels through the strait, insisting on an "open" Strait of Hormuz.
01:15
SoftBank Group is discussing a $50 billion AI investment plan in Malaysia, focusing on artificial intelligence and data centers, as the Japanese technology conglomerate looks to expand its AI infrastructure push in Asia following investments in the U.S. and Europe. Malaysia's Prime Minister stated that SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son reported this during a video call.
01:03
The Trump administration announced a 90-day suspension of some beef tariffs in late August 2026, a move aimed at lowering consumer prices, but which caused U.S. cattle auction prices to plummet, temporarily reducing ranchers' profits and angering industry groups such as the U.S. Cattlemen's Association. The move also boosted Brazilian beef imports. Previously, the Trump administration had also allowed more tariff-free beef imports from Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay in February and August of this year, and these tariff changes all led to sharp fluctuations in cattle futures market prices.
00:49
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran and its allies might attempt to disrupt Tuesday's Israeli general election through attacks. He stated that the Israeli military is prepared for both defense and offense, cautioning adversaries not to test Israel, or they would face a disproportionate response.
00:32
Al Jazeera reports that while the US government officially supports Israel and its decision to launch a war against Iran on February 28, 2026, "cracks" have emerged in the relationship ahead of elections. US President Donald Trump has criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, particularly after an Israeli military strike in Qatar. Trump reportedly compelled Netanyahu to personally apologize to the Qatari emir for the attack on a US ally. Nationwide support for Israel in the US has also declined.
00:29
Trump states there will be no strike on Iran today, departing from earlier hints of a possible Sunday attack or deal. The US president, when asked whether US strikes could resume as soon as today as he departed the White House for Michigan, said: “The answer is no, there will be not be a strike today.”
00:18
According to Al Jazeera, the organizers of the Dakar Rally announced that the event, originally scheduled to be held in Saudi Arabia in January 2027, has been canceled and will be relocated. The organizers stated that the cancellation was due to "recent regional developments," pointing to the security situation in the Middle East stemming from the US-Israel war against Iran. The event is planned to return to Saudi Arabia in 2028, coinciding with its 50th edition.
00:01
Globevisa's Global Citizen Conference 2026 opens today at the JW Marriott Hong Kong, bringing together government representatives, industry leaders, family offices, and professional advisers from more than 40 countries. The two-day conference will examine developments in global mobility, investment migration regulation, Europe’s Golden Visa policies, Asian capital flows, and cross-border planning, under the theme “By Asia. For Asia. To the World.”
10/25
23:54
Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip have killed at least seven Palestinians, including at the Islamic University campus in Gaza City. Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli airstrike on the Islamic University campus on Sunday killed three security guards, marking the second attack on the institution within hours. A previous drone strike had injured seven female students. Additionally, four more people were killed and several injured in attacks in Khan Younis in southern Gaza, east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, and on Rashid Street in northern Gaza. UNESCO data shows that nearly 95% of higher education campuses in Gaza have been destroyed or damaged since October 2023. The latest statistics from the Palestinian Ministry of Health indicate that at least 1,551 people have been killed since the "ceasefire" in October 2025.
23:48
Renowned analyst Ali Martinez, citing Santiment data, warned that XRP could face downside risk and potentially drop to $0.98 if whales continue to sell off. Data shows that the number of whale wallets holding 10 million to 100 million XRP has decreased from 351 to 339, indicating that 12 large wallets are reducing their holdings. Meanwhile, XRP balances on exchanges have increased from 11.003 billion to 11.05 billion, with an additional 50 million tokens flowing in, creating a potential supply overhang. XRP is currently trading near $1.30, with $1.26 being a critical support level. A break below this level could trigger stop-losses and lead to a further decline to $1.11.
23:48
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that a potential renewed war with the United States and Israel would not alter the current reality, and Iran's policy remains unchanged. He believes that even if war breaks out again, the outcome would not differ from the previous two times. These remarks were made against the backdrop of threats from the United States and Israel to launch a new round of attacks on Iran. US President Donald Trump had mentioned on Friday "a small epic rage might come again," referring to the war against Iran that began on February 28.
23:47
Michel Ahn Paarlberg, a professor of political science at Virginia Commonwealth University, analyzed that due to changes in Brazil's political landscape, regardless of whether Lula da Silva or Bolsonaro wins the election, Brazil's interest in strengthening regional integration to counterbalance the United States may diminish. Paarlberg believes that if Lula wins, Brazil's interest in "coordinating and integrating to create a unified Latin America or South America to counterbalance the United States, or as a negotiating partner between the US and China," will be significantly reduced. If Bolsonaro wins, he will compete with other US regional allies (such as Argentine President Milei, Ecuadorian President Noboa, and Salvadoran President Bukele) to seek favor from Donald Trump, who prefers a "divide and conquer" model.
23:44
The Trump administration announced multiple energy agreements aimed at unleashing American energy and lowering gasoline prices. These include the largest oil deal in world history with Venezuela, securing 65 billion barrels of oil, which would double U.S. oil reserves and increase supply; Venezuelan oil shipments to the U.S. have already increased by over 400% to a nearly decade-high. Additionally, Trump reached a $54 billion agreement with South Korea and Taiwan to construct the long-stalled natural gas pipeline in Alaska, which is projected to save Alaskan residents $10 billion in energy costs. Earlier this month, Trump signed an executive order to immediately reduce diesel costs for American truckers and farmers and reached agreements with multiple countries to release over 130 million barrels of diesel reserves to boost global supply.
23:44
Saylor retweeted a post by TNorth, which stated that data indicates MicroStrategy (MSTR) holders are more steadfast than Bitcoin holders. The tweet also referenced a discussion between Michael Saylor and Adam Liv, covering topics such as Bitcoin's philosophical civil war, the rationale behind buying Bitcoin treasury companies, the Merton model, historical lows in Bitcoin sentiment, and a comparison between MSTR holders and Bitcoin holders.
23:28
Musk retweeted a post stating that Starlink in-flight Wi-Fi download speeds reached up to 408 Mbps, approximately 30% faster than the average wired connection speed for most US households. The tweet's author mentioned they smoothly watched Netflix and performed a speed test using Starlink Wi-Fi during their flight. Southwest Airlines is expected to complete its fleet-wide Starlink deployment by Fall 2027, becoming the first major airline to adopt the service.
23:20
Iran parliament official Abbas Gouzardi, spokesman for the speaker of Iran’s parliament, says talks with the US are "meaningless" until the seven conditions Iran put forth weeks ago are met. Gouzardi told state-linked ISNA news agency that Washington wants Iran "not to have nuclear capacity and to lose the Strait of Hormuz." He also dismissed Trump’s recent statements about new potential attacks as "boasting with the aim of threatening."
23:18
Al Jazeera reports that European opposition to renewed US and Israeli attacks on Iran is growing, fueled by soaring global oil prices exacerbating Europe's cost-of-living crisis and widespread protests across several European nations. Major countries such as Germany and the UK, which had previously remained silent on US-Israeli bombing of Iran, are now openly calling for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict that is disrupting global oil supplies. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot warned that a further escalation of the situation between Iran and the US would lead to a "lose-lose" scenario and undoubtedly have very serious consequences for hydrocarbon prices. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has also consistently opposed the US-Israeli actions, calling them "illegal, unjust, and unreasonable," and linking them to Europe's rising economic costs.
23:16
Stellar (XLM) processed 14.16 million transactions on October 23, marking its busiest day of the month, with fees remaining at $0.00012. The network's average operation processing speed on that day was 163.9 transactions per second (tx/s), with spikes reaching 224.6 TPS on October 24. This activity surge follows recent code updates, including the Protocol 28 ("Adapter") upgrade in September and the launch of Chainlink price data feeds on October 14. The transaction peak was driven by an inflow of large capital into the stablecoin and tokenized real-world asset (RWA) sectors. According to a Q3 2025 report, the total financial volume of transactions on the Stellar network reached $33.2 billion (+71% quarter over quarter), with stablecoin transfers growing by 121% to $25.1 billion. Stellar currently ranks second globally among L1 networks by active developers, with almost four thousand specialists.

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