The UK government is facing a serious cybersecurity incident that has been linked, according to available information, to the hacking group Storm 1849, which is believed to have connections to China. The attack was reported by the BBC, which stated that sensitive government systems were

In a residential house in London, the police finally arrested a Chinese woman, Qian Zhimin (nicknamed Huahua), who had been on the run for many years. At the time, Huahua was sound asleep in bed, unaware that the British police had already gathered evidence of her crimes. Qian Zhimin is the mastermind behind the largest Crypto Assets crime case in British history, involving fraud of up to 61,000 Bitcoins, which at the time had a market capitalization of nearly 2 billion pounds, and has since soared to over 5 billion. The person referred to by investors as the "Crypto Assets Queen" and "China's Goddess of Wealth," Qian Zhimin, has finally admitted to committing money laundering after years of fleeing. The BBC interviewed victims to expose this century-long Bitcoin fraud case that spans both China and the UK. It is not only an international money laundering fraud storm, but what is even more despicable is that Qian Zhimin manipulated national sentiment, using the slogan "Let China become the world's number one" as a psychological tactic, causing heavy losses for hundreds of thousands of middle-aged and elderly people.

A BBC investigation reveals that Prince Andrew of the UK arranged for two American businessmen involved in a failed crypto mining project to tour Buckingham Palace, with the businessmen agreeing to pay his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson up to £1.4 million in compensation. This meeting took place in June 2019, while Queen Elizabeth II was at Her Majesty's residence, raising further questions about Andrew's use of royal privilege for private dealings.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has warned that US stock markets could face a “significant correction” within the next six months to two years, citing a combination of overheated valuations and mounting global risks. In an interview with the BBC during his visit to Bournemouth, where he announced a

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Basset should have a new nickname. I once gave him one, calling him "BBC." Although his radical maneuvers are reshaping the global financial system, this title still fails to fully encapsulate the impact he brings. I believe a more fitting designation is needed to describe the shock he will cause in two key areas: the euro-dollar banking system and foreign Central Banks. Just like the serial killer in the movie "The Silence of the Lambs" — this classic work is worth a late-night watch for any novice — Scott "Buffalo Bill" Bales is preparing to reshape the euro-dollar banking system and take control of foreign non-dollar deposits. In ancient Rome, slaves and elite legions maintained the "Pax Romana"; in modern times, the hegemony of the dollar sustains the "Pax Americana." The "enslavement" in Pax Americana does not only refer to the African slaves transported to the Americas in history, but its current form is every

Coinbase’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Brian Armstrong has lambasted the British Broadcasting Corporation’s (BBC) decision to cut the latest Coinbase ad. Deemed by Mr. Armstrong as too thought-provoking to hit mainstream television, this ad was noticed for having a dig at the British financial

Author: Arthur Hayes Compiled by: Shenchao TechFlow (This article only represents the author's personal views and does not constitute the basis for investment decisions, nor should it be regarded as investment trading advice or recommendations.) Equity investors have been shouting: "Stablecoin, stablecoin, stablecoin; Circle, Circle, Circle." Why are they so optimistic? Because the US Treasury Secretary (BBC) said so: The result is this chart: This is a Circle and

India has declined to sign a joint communique at the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in China, citing the document’s failure to address its concerns over terrorism. According to a report from the BBC, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs said the statement did not reflect th

Based on a June 23 BBC report, ever since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the country has been assailed by blanket sanctions globally. Despite this, official data shows that Russia’s economy grew by 4.3% in 2024. This growth outpaced all G7 nations, namely Canada, France, Germany, Italy,

AI today discovered 1. Israel launched the "Narnia Operation" to assassinate an Iranian nuclear scientist, triggering a new round of crisis in the Middle East 2. The SEC may approve the first XRP ETF listing 3. The Hong Kong SAR government is promoting a pilot program for offshore RMB stablecoin, opening a new path for RMB internationalization 4. Apple plans to use generative AI to accelerate custom chip design 5. The BBC threatens to sue the AI startup Perplexity, accusing it of unauthorized content scraping.

According to a report by Decrypt on May 19, the prominent musician Elton John recently strongly criticized the UK government's proposed AI copyright reform plan, calling it a "criminal act" and a "massive theft" from artists. The plan would allow AI developers to use creative works they can legally obtain for AI model training without obtaining explicit permission. John stated in an interview with BBC: "The danger lies with young artists, who do not have the resources to constantly check or fight against big tech companies." He, along with over 400 artists including Paul McCartney, Ed Sheeran, and Dua Lipa, signed an open letter urging UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to support amendments to the "Data ( Use and Acquisition ) Act," demanding transparency in the sources of training data for AI models.

The UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves said their relationship with the EU is way more crucial than the one with the US. Reeves also noted that the UK is more focused on moving closer to the EU on matters of trade In an interview with the BBC, Rachel Reeves suggested that moving closer to the EU on trade

UK government minister Lucy Powell’s X account was hacked to promote a fake cryptocurrency called “$HCC” claiming to be a “House of Commons” coin, BBC reported

Scams have been rampant in Hong Kong recently. Despite the authorities disseminating a large number of promotional short films to prevent scams, newly arrived students from mainland China and new immigrants still fall victim to "public inspection law" and "false enthusiasm, real fraud" tactics. Among these cases, a single scam involved an amount as high as 9.2 million HKD. Last year, the Hong Kong police received 318 reports of "public inspection law" scams, involving a total amount of up to 230 million HKD. In addition to "public inspection law" scams, there are many "fake fellow townsmen" scams that cause victims to suffer greatly, resulting in substantial financial losses, leaving both them and their families in despair. Scam groups usually target these new immigrants during the initial months after they arrive in Hong Kong, taking advantage of their unfamiliarity with the area. They use fake online identities to intimidate and extort them, with criminals employing AI "deepfake" technology to trap the victims. The scam groups carry out various scam scripts, tailoring a set of scams for each victim.

Last updated: April 4, 2025 23:00 EDT Author Tim Alper Author Tim Alper About Author Tim Alper is a British journalist and features writer who has worked at Cryptonews.com since 2018. He has written for media outlets such as the BBC, the Guardian, and Chosun Ilbo. He has also

> Original Title: The BBC > Original source: Arthur Hayes > Original text compiled by: Yuliya, PANews Within the global central banking circle, Jerome Powell and Haruhiko Kuroda have built a deep friendship. Since Kuroda stepped down from his position as Governor of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) a few years ago, Powell has often sought his advice or engaged in casual conversations with him. In early March this year, a meeting between Powell and the new U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Basset left him quite troubled. This meeting left him with a psychological shadow, prompting him to seek someone to talk to. One can imagine: · In a conversation, Powell expressed his concerns to Kuroda. Through their discussion, Kuroda recommended the "Jung Center," which specializes in serving central bank governors. This institution originated during the time of the Imperial Bank of Germany and was founded by the famous psychologist Carl Jung, aiming to help top central bankers cope with stress. World War II

The European Central Bank (ECB) expects Eurozone inflation to hit its 2% target by the end of 2025, according to Joachim Nagel, a member of the ECB Governing Council and president of Bundesbank. Speaking in an interview with the BBC on Wednesday, he said that the central bank remains

Key Notes BBC host Nick Robinson is the latest media personality to suffer X account hack. The perpetrators promoted a new Digital Dollar token on Solana. The Robinson X hack came after recent criticism of Elon Musk. BBC journalist Nick Robinson has recently had trouble with one of his social

Author: Ana Faguy, BBC journalist The article was first published on November 7, 2024 Before entering politics, Donald Trump (also known as Trump) built a dynasty with a multimillion-dollar inheritance, a brand, and a vast amount of expensive real estate. Now, this brand and name have become synonymous with the Republican Party in the United States, and several members of the Trump family now wield influence. Here are some of the most famous members of the Trump family. Donald Trump Jr Image source, Getty Images Donald Trump Jr. is the eldest son of Trump, and has played a more important role in these years since his father left the White House. In choosing Trump's running mate, Wan Si (JD

Apple rushed to launch Apple Intelligence, but a serious system error has occurred. Brian Thompson, the high-profile CEO of United HealthCare, who is still in custody as a suspect in the private execution-style killing, was incorrectly reported as having committed suicide by Apple Intelligence, generating a new headline from BBC's news. The BBC has lodged a serious protest with Apple and demanded the cancellation of the AI-generated news headline function. Apple has not yet commented on the matter. Apple Intelligence Error Generating News Headlines The occurrence of this error began with Apple Intelligence

On Dec. 13, an article by Graham Fraser for BBC News, revealed the news organization had complained to Apple after reports surfaced on social media platforms about Apple’s AI feature, which the Californian tech firm calls Apple Intelligence, had mistakenly made it seem that BBC News had published

The Syrian rebel group Al-Sham Liberation Group (HTS) launched a lightning offensive to declare the fall of the Assad regime that had ruled Syria for more than 50 years, and President Assad has left the country and Russia has provided him with asylum. According to the BBC, the fall of the Syrian regime will have a major impact on the Middle East and the world, and the challenge in the future lies in how to end the conflict, avoid reprisals, initiate an inclusive political process and avoid long-term chaos. In addition, the collapse of the Syrian regime or the blow to the Russian-Ukrainian war, Iran, etc., has an impact on the global market; Some analysts believe geopolitical uncertainty may prompt some investors to put money into safe-haven assets such as gold.

According to BBC reports, 'encryption queen' Ruja Ignatova may be evading criminal charges in Russia and has connections to the Kremlin. Ignatova fled in 2017 amid allegations of defrauding $4 billion through OneCoin and was listed on the FBI's top ten most wanted list. BBC investigations also found that some companies involved in Money Laundering through OneCoin have links to former Ukrainian President Yanukovich.

BBC investigative journalist Yoran Tsalov has stated that missing "Crypto Queen" Ruja Ignatova, founder of the fraudulent cryptocurrency 'pyramid scheme' OneCoin, may be hiding in Russia to avoid criminal charges. Tsalov claims that Ignatova has links to people and interests connected to the Kremlin, confirming statements made by her former security adviser, Frank Schneider. Tsalov also highlights connections between OneCoin and companies that laundered money for Viktor Yanukovich, the former pro-Russian Ukrainian president, now resident in Russia. Multiple theories surround Ignatova's whereabouts, including German authorities seeking a woman in South Africa.

YouTuber Logan Paul faces allegations of cryptocurrency fraud with the ongoing CryptoZoo case. He recently played tricks on BBC reporters who were investigating the accusations against him. Despite promising to make things right, his actions have called into question his sincerity.

Other than a lawsuit concerning a crypto-zoo, the famous social media influencer Logan Paul has been met with new allegations of misleading fans about crypto investments. A BBC investigation uncovered alleged links between Logan Paul and private crypto wallet trades. The influence of Logan Paul

According to a BBC investigation, the internet celebrity Logan Paul has been accused of profiting from promoting Cryptocurrency without disclosing his financial interests and obtaining undisclosed Tokens as a result. The anonymous Wallet purchased these Tokens before Paul promoted them to his 23 million YouTube followers, and then dumped them for profit as the price soared.

Compiled by Deng Tong, Golden Finance, Source: BBC August 13, 2024, is a day that can be recorded in Twitter's history. Trump and Musk made a joint appearance on Twitter Space, with over 1 million people reportedly participating in the Space event. However, there was a small incident at the beginning of their conversation. Twitter seemed to be facing technical issues, and users reported difficulties accessing the event. X platform data showed that 2 million people were watching Trump and Musk's live interview but couldn't display the live details. In response, Musk tweeted, 'X seems to have experienced a large-scale DDOS attack,' referring to a distributed denial-of-service network attack. He also stated, 'Earlier today, we tested the system with 8 million simultaneous listeners.' But the flaws do not hide the gem. The two talked about the assassination attempt on Trump, illegal immigration, and Biden on Space.

Source: There is a new Newin It's an interesting conversation with British post-95 pop singer Dua Lipa at the BBC with Apple CEO Tim Cook, who learns about Tim's personal journey, including his upbringing, philanthropy, and his perspective on tackling global challenges. In addition, they delve into the far-reaching impact of AI, the evolving tech landscape, and their response to climate change, and explore the intersection between creativity, leadership, and innovation, and here's what this rare conversation is all about, enjoy~ Two Lipas: Before this interview, I went online to see how much the Apple company was worth. It's shocking. It is the largest company in the world, valued at around $3 trillion. I guess that's an incredible number in itself. I guess...

On September 26, the documentary "BBC Panorama 2023: Downfall of the Crypto King SBF & FTX" produced by the BBC was officially launched. In the nearly 90-minute feature film, the BBC almost completely showed the rise and fall of SBF and his crypto empire FTX. The film includes SBF's early perspectives, conversations, and interviews with SBF colleagues and FTX users. The BBC's introduction to the film is "SBF is a disheveled, nerdy math genius who originally set out to change the crypto world, but ended up becoming the biggest loser and may face a long prison term in the future. Facing fraud and money laundering charges in New York On the eve of his trial, the show reveals the astonishing rise and collapse of his $40 billion company FTX...

According to a report by Weifeng.com on October 1, Apple CEO Tim Cook said through BBC News today that Apple hopes to recruit more artificial intelligence staff in the UK. Cook reiterated that Apple is actively researching generative artificial intelligence technology and said he expected Apple's investment in the UK and artificial intelligence to increase. He also highlighted that artificial intelligence is already behind several features on Apple devices, such as fall detection, crash detection and iOS 17’s predictive auto-correction. It is reported that Apple now spends millions of dollars every day on conversational artificial intelligence research. The company is reportedly developing a chatbot tool that some engineers have named "Apple GPT" to counter OpenAI's ChatGPT...

Author: Daily Planet Recently, a Web3 product called TEKKON has attracted the attention of the BBC. Many channels in Asia have reported on this product, and this Web3 project, which has not received much attention from the encryption world, also came out of the circle in an unexpected way. TEKKON is a Web3 product popular in Japan. The product is operated by the Whole Earth Foundation and has issued its own WEC token. It currently has more than 130,000 users worldwide. Social Contribution Web3 Games In TEKKON's Twitter introduction, this project uses an interesting concept to define itself - social contribution Web3 game. How does this project contribute to society? When players shoot eligible infrastructure in real-world cities, they can get game rewards, rewards use...

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