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Mubadala Investment Company increased its shares in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust by nearly 46% in Q4 2025, adding 4 million shares to reach 12.7 million worth $631 million. Al Warda Investments held 8.2 million shares valued at $408 million, pushing the two funds' total over $1 billion. These U.S. regulatory filings signal growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a portfolio staple, even with recent ETF outflows that represent under 0.25% of assets and year-to-date net inflows.

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Abu Dhabi investors quietly ramped up their Bitcoin bets late last year, crossing a $1 billion milestone amid market dips.

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The Al Jazeera episode from The Listening Post highlights the tension between Khan, imprisoned since August 2023 on corruption and other charges, and Field Marshal Munir, promoted to his rare rank in May 2025 after conflict with India. PTI supporters reject the ego framing, viewing Khan's detention as part of a military crackdown and stolen February 2024 elections where PTI-backed independents took the most seats. Recent jail visit curbs sparked death rumors and a UN warning of possible psychological torture, as Khan's messages target Munir directly amid subdued protests.

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Analyst Amber Rahim Shamsi put it plainly: jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan's standoff with army chief Asim Munir boils down to two massive egos colliding. Khan stays behind bars, refusing deals unless he speaks directly with the man called Pakistan's center of gravity.

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It began when Speedkicks raved about trying 'legit halal food,' prompting Fadel from ThaJawDropper to mock 'guy who thinks "halal" is a cuisine.' Aussie VlineGunzel hit back with a Wikipedia screenshot proving the halal snack pack—doner kebab meat over chips with chili, garlic, and barbecue sauces—is a real Australian fast food icon. Fans shared photos, regional names like 'AB' in Adelaide or 'meat box' in WA, and even expats missing it abroad, while Americans boasted about NYC halal cart platters over rice.

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A simple jab at calling 'halal' a cuisine sparked Aussies to rally around their beloved late-night staple: meat, chips, and sauce piled high.

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The government issued passports to about 34 Australian women and children connected to ISIS fighters in Syria's Al Roj camp, confirming the documents but insisting no return assistance is provided. One woman faces a temporary exclusion order on security grounds. Separately, Hanieh Safavi, daughter of sanctioned Iranian Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi, secured permanent residency after arriving on a student visa in February 2024, despite her father's IRGC ties and community warnings. An 87,000-signature petition from Iranian-Australians demands her deportation amid fears tied to recent IRGC-linked plots, as opposition calls for tougher vetting and transparency.

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Australian families linked to ISIS in a Syrian camp now hold valid passports, while a psychologist with ties to Iran's military elite quietly gained permanent residency—sparking waves of public anger and betrayal.

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Led by Ameer Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman, the party held sit-ins at divisional headquarters in Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, and Rawalpindi, demanding repeal of the Punjab Local Government Act 2025. Passed on October 13 and signed on October 20, the law centralizes control by ending direct elections for reserved seats, limiting mayors' powers, and keeping finances with provincial officials—steps critics say violate Article 140A of the Constitution, which mandates devolution to local representatives. With no local elections in Punjab since 2015, women activists joined the crowds calling for grassroots democracy on issues like sanitation and water, while the PML-N government defends it as administrative reform and PTI challenges it in court.

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Thousands of Jamaat-e-Islami supporters took to the streets in Lahore and other cities on Sunday, waving green flags and chanting for local power over bureaucracy.

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Githurai Market, built by former President Uhuru Kenyatta, features a multi-story design criticized by traders and residents for poor accessibility, high rents, and impractical layout for perishable goods like sukumawiki on upper floors. Traders reject the modern facility despite recent demolitions of roadside kiosks, due to lack of public participation, unaffordable costs, and failure to place perishable goods on lower levels. Comparisons are made to successful markets like Ngong, with suggestions for reorganization to improve usage.

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Vladislav Luilkov, 36, from Russia, used hidden cameras to record street approaches and intimate encounters with women, posting them under the alias 'Yaytseslav' for profit. Ghanaian authorities seized his passport at the airport, confirmed his identity, and met with the Russian ambassador to activate Interpol for extradition, even as Russia bars handing over its citizens. Victims like 'Juliet,' who was approached with her children, shared painful stories of harassment and online shaming, prompting Ghana's Gender Ministry to provide psychological support while Kenya launches its own probe.

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A Russian man secretly filmed women in Ghana and Kenya, sharing the videos online without consent. Ghana's bold move—publicly releasing his full passport info—signals their determination to bring him to justice.

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Frustrated by daily online shaming between Zambians and Zimbabweans, Mwenge reminded everyone that independence heroes like Kaunda and Mugabe resisted forced unity for sovereign freedom, not today's keyboard clashes. The feud started February 13 when a Zambian mocked Zimbabwe's silence on its issues, prompting retorts on poverty rates, GDPs, power exports, and food trade—though both nations face real economic struggles. Voices like lawyer Fadzayi Mahere joined in, affirming brotherly love across the Zambezi, with many blaming algorithms and hoping shared history leads to peace.

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Felix Mwenge shared a photo of Zambia's Kenneth Kaunda and Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe standing together, urging neighbors to honor their shared fight against colonial federation.

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