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Zhimin Qian, the 47-year-old "Cryptoqueen," received 11 years in a UK court for a $6.6B Bitcoin Ponzi scheme that defrauded 128,000 people. $6.6B Bitcoin seized.

Bitcoin | Cryptoqueen | Ponzi scheme | Southwark Crown Court | Zhimin Qian

Chinese ‘Cryptoqueen’ Gets Over 11 Years in UK Prison for $6.6 Billion Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme

Inquest hears 12-year-old Mia Lucas, detained under Mental Health Act for acute psychosis, died at Sheffield Children's Hospital in Jan 2024. Care scrutinized.

Inquest | Mental Health Act | Mia Lucas | Psychosis | Sheffield Children's Hospital

Inquest Begins into Death of 12-Year-Old Girl Detained with Acute Psychosis in UK Hospital

Russia’s night-time strikes on 18 November caused severe damage to railway and urban infrastructure in Dnipro and Kharkiv. Full report and verified video.

18 November attack | Dnipro strike | Kharkiv missile | Russia attacks Ukraine

Russia’s night-time strikes on railway and urban infrastructure in Dnipro and Kharkiv regions on 18 November

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz caused outrage at COP30 in Belém with a controversial comparison about poverty. He warned that global warming is a "moral failure" by the world.

Belém | Climate Finance | Cop30 | Friedrich Merz

Did Friedrich Merz's "outrageous" poverty comparison overshadow Germany's COP30 climate goals

China’s £45bn UK investment spree gave it access to military-grade tech, per BBC. Ex-CEO Ron Black exposed the plan to transfer Imagination Technologies' IP.

China | Imagination Technologies | Military Technology | Ron Black | UK Investment

China's UK Investment Spree Granted Access to Military-Grade Technology

Ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death in absentia in Dhaka for crimes against humanity during the student-led July revolution crackdown.

Bangladesh | Crimes Against Humanity | Death Sentence | July Revolution | Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh PM Hasina sentenced to death in abstentia for crimes against humanity

Ukraine will start importing gas via Greece from January 2026 through the Alexandroupolis corridor to Odesa. Renewz reports all confirmed details from both governments.

Alexandroupolis | energy corridor | gas imports | Greece | Ukraine

Gas deliveries to start in January: What is known about the energy agreement between Greece and Ukraine

Ukraine and the UK launched a strategic dialogue on military aid, energy resilience, security guarantees, and sanctions pressure on Russia, preparing for the Zelenskyy-Starmer meeting.

Ihor Brusylo | Security Guarantees | Ukraine | United Kingdom | Yvette Cooper

Ukraine and UK Launch Strategic Dialogue Session on Century Partnership, Focusing on Security

The UK suspended sanctions on Russia's Lukoil for Bulgaria to keep the Burgas refinery open until Feb 2026. Bulgaria seeks US waiver amid US sanctions threat.

Bulgaria | Burgas | Lukoil | Oil Refinery | UK sanctions

UK Halts Sanctions on Russia's Lukoil for Bulgaria: Refinery Operation Secured

Zelensky releases video showing the launch of Ukraine’s long-range Neptune missiles, confirming strikes on military targets deep inside Russia.

long-range strike | Neptune missiles | Ukraine war | Zelensky

Ukraine war: Zelensky releases video of long-range Neptune missile launch into Russia

Ukraine is finalising a historic air-combat agreement with France, including new fighter jets and advanced air-defence systems, President Zelensky says.

fighter jets | Gripen E | procurement | Sweden | Ukraine

Ukraine to seal historic fighter jet agreement with France, Zelensky says

PM Starmer names Wylfa (Wales) as site for three Rolls-Royce SMRs (£2.5bn investment), sparking a backlash from the Trump administration over choosing a UK firm.

Donald Trump | Keir Starmer | Rolls-Royce SMR | Small Modular Reactors | Wylfa

UK Labour Government Selects Wylfa for First Rolls-Royce Small Nuclear Reactors Despite US Opposition

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