Thousands of Iranians have stagedacross cities including Tehran, Isfahan, Kerman and Ahvaz, denouncing corruption, unpaid wages and collapsing public services. Demonstrators said their anger was directed not at individual officials but at the clerical system led by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. The unrest underscored Iran’s worsening economic crisis and growing rejection of the ruling regime. …
Category: Economic & Financial Crime
Sep 02 2025
Lithuania Fines Bankera-Affiliated Firm Over Compliance Failures
The Bank of Lithuania has fined Pervesk UAB, a company linked to the troubled Bankera cryptocurrency project, €130,000 ($151,525) for serious violations of anti–money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing rules. The regulator issued both a financial penalty and a formal warning, citing “significant shortcomings” in risk management, client identification procedures, and controls over distributors. The …
Sep 02 2025
ETH Price Analysis: Defending This Key Support Can Catapult Ethereum to New ATH
Ether has failed to sustain its bullish momentum, breaking below a key support range and now consolidating around the mid-line of its ascending channel. Both momentum indicators and price structure highlight a neutral yet fragile state, with upcoming sessions likely to determine whether ETH stabilizes or slides into a deeper correction. A decisive breakdown below …
Sep 02 2025
Lebanese Court Releases Former Central Bank Governor on Bail
Lebanese court orders release of former central bank governor Riad Salameh on bail of more than $20 million. The 75-year-old was in September 2024 on multiple financial charges, including embezzlement of public money. His lawyer, Mark Habka, called the bail an “illegal” amount and said they will sek a reduction. Despite the order, SalameH had …