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Portugal wants to include Russia in the list of tax havens
The Portuguese government has requested the Assembly of the Republic to authorize a revision of the national list of jurisdictions considered non-cooperative in tax matters. If the initiative is approved, Russia and Vietnam will be added to the Portuguese list. They are currently not included in Portugal's national list.
According to financial consultant Natalia Smirnova, including Russia in the Portuguese blacklist would mean that residents of Portugal would be required to declare all assets held in Russia, and there would also be a risk of applying a higher tax rate of 35% to income and transactions related to Russia.
Being included in the Portuguese blacklist has direct consequences for companies and individuals conducting operations with that country. Financial institutions are required to annually report all transfers to such jurisdictions to the tax authorities, and this information is submitted to the government portal for finance. In 2025, €9.4 billion was transferred from Portugal to countries on the blacklist, which is 16.4% more than the previous year.
| 2 | According to RBC, the U.S. Senate has unanimously passed a resolution calling for President Biden not to grant a presidential pardon, sentence reduction, or any other form of release from punishment to Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the crypto exchange FTX, which went bankrupt in 2022.
The document is advisory in nature and does not have legally binding force.
The resolution was passed following reports that Bankman-Fried is attempting to seek a pardon. He is currently serving a 25-year sentence for his role in the collapse of FTX.
The investigation revealed that a fund associated with him, Alameda Research, used billions of dollars of FTX customer funds for its own purposes and investments.
The vote took place shortly after Donald Trump pardoned the founder of Binance, Changpeng Zhao, and the creator of the dark web marketplace Silk Road, Ross Ulbricht, who was sentenced to life in prison in 2015.
There are two very strange things about this.
The parliament voted unanimously, which is something that hasn't happened since the 27th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. Moreover, the U.S. parliament is a two-party system, and Sam Bankman-Fried received tens of millions of dollars in funding from the Democratic Party. It didn't help.
The pardon of Ulbricht, who essentially became the first digital crypto drug lord in history and sent many people to their deaths, did not raise any doubts among members of Congress.
At the time, Ulbricht's defense team helped him develop the following narrative:
At his trial, Ross Ulbricht admitted that he was the creator of the platform, which, according to his lawyers, was intended to be a "freely operating, free market website."
According to Ulbricht, he later transferred the website to other individuals, and at the end, he was "lured" back. "I wanted to give people the opportunity to make choices in their lives and have the right to privacy and anonymity," Ross Ulbricht said on the day his sentence was announced.
Surely, Sam Bankman-Fried's lawyers could have come up with something similar? Nowadays, AI can write books, and Sam's parents are professors at a university; they seem like intelligent people. But no.
It's simply that many members of Congress have their own interests at stake and are afraid of the release of their benefactor. @gen_m | 4 |
| 3 | The Israeli Ministerial Committee for "Shin Bet" Affairs has approved:
🇮🇱 Lifetime security protection for Netanyahu.
🇮🇱 Security protection for the Prime Minister's wife for the remainder of her life, with the possibility of extension.
🇮🇱 The Prime Minister's children will receive security protection for five years after he leaves office. | 3 |
| 4 |  CNN's investigation revealed that President Trump promoted over 20 companies on the social media platform Truth Social just days after acquiring shares in them, and in some cases, announced government actions that could potentially benefit the companies he had recently invested in. | 3 |
| 5 |  +1No text... | 4 |
| 6 | Billionaires are rushing to move money out of Russia due to fears of confiscation for the military budget.
The wealthiest Russians, including those close to Vladimir Putin, have accelerated the outflow of capital from the country due to growing concerns about the economy and the banking system, as well as fears that their money will be confiscated to fund the struggling military budget.
According to Bloomberg, citing six representatives of the Russian elite and sources close to billionaires, the outflow of funds abroad has accelerated in the past year, especially in recent months. To protect their assets, the wealthiest Russians are using cryptocurrencies, gold, and investing in foreign assets and private investment funds, primarily in the Middle East.
Sources at Bloomberg estimate that the amount of money withdrawn conservatively is several tens of billions of dollars since the beginning of the year. According to one businessman, he transferred funds to Cyprus and the United Arab Emirates. Two others said they were investing in the UAE, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia; a fourth said he was moving money to Africa.
Fears about their money have intensified among the Russian elite following a wave of nationalizations of private assets, which affected companies with a total value of 4 trillion rubles, Bloomberg sources said. The largest redistribution of property since the 1990s has affected billionaires from the Forbes list, some of whom had previously demonstrated loyalty to the Kremlin.
This year, the state took control of the "Rusagro" holding, one of the largest in the Russian agricultural market. Its founder and owner, billionaire Vadim Moskovich, with a net worth of $2.9 billion according to Forbes, not only lost his assets but was also placed in pre-trial detention on charges of fraud and bribery. Previously, the authorities confiscated "Yuzhuralzoloto" from billionaire Konstantin Strukov (also in pre-trial detention) and Domodedovo Airport from Dmitry Kamenshchik.
The resale of these companies to new owners has already brought several hundred billion rubles to the budget, which had a deficit of almost 6 trillion rubles in January-June of this year.
The Russian Central Bank no longer publishes official figures on the net outflow of private capital. According to one estimate, $253 billion left the country in the first year of the war. In relative terms, the pace of outflow reached 13% of GDP, breaking all possible records. In 2008, during the global financial crisis, and in 2014, after the annexation of Crimea, it was about 11% of GDP (approximately $150 billion per year). | 3 |
| 7 | The Latvian Prosecutor General's Office has announced the commencement of a criminal investigation into officials of the Belarusian border service.
According to Latvian authorities, the migration crisis at the border, which began in August 2021, is not a spontaneous event, but rather part of an organized scheme in which, it is alleged, representatives of Belarusian security forces are involved.
The Prosecutor's Office believes that these actions were aimed at the illegal transportation of migrants across the border, damage to border infrastructure, and disruption of the work of the Latvian border service.
Latvian authorities stated that the investigation will allow them to gather evidence and identify all those involved. Riga emphasized that they are viewing the events not as isolated border violations, but as a potential crime against national security. | 3 |
| 8 |  Back in 1993, George Soros wrote an article about the potential of NATO as the foundation for a new world order, which included utilizing human resources from Eastern Europe to "reduce the risk of using body bags for NATO countries." | 3 |
| 9 | J.D. Vance vs. Mossad.
The U.S. Vice President gave a controversial interview to Joe Rogan, the most popular American podcaster. Vance accused Israeli intelligence agencies and Netanyahu of funding a campaign against reaching a deal with Iran in order to prolong the war.
This is about direct foreign interference in American politics. Israel is accused of providing money to influencers who are supposed to criticize any attempts to negotiate with Iran. Among them were likely key figures in the Israeli lobby – Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro. They are now also being tasked with criticizing Netanyahu's opponents.
Overall, the pro-Israel agenda within the U.S. is not very popular. Most Americans have become increasingly critical of Israeli policies. The media machine of hawkish neocons is going through a difficult time – that same Shapiro is on the verge of bankruptcy. That's why they have to beg for money from foreign sponsors, which they are now desperately trying to justify.
Vance also implicated Jeffrey Epstein in connections with Mossad, although he acknowledged that all evidence of these contacts was likely destroyed during the first criminal case against the pedophile in the early 2000s. The U.S. Vice President is now definitively burning bridges in relations with Israel.
Vance is acting for a clear reason – he needs to mobilize the electorate, who are dissatisfied with the war with Iran and Trump's ties to Israel. And there is a clear majority of such people in America now. The Israeli factor continues to divide both parties – both Democrats and Republicans. And this does not bode well for the future of U.S.-Israel relations. | 5 |
| 10 | China is not waiting for Putin to leave. It is already laying the groundwork with the next layer of Russia’s elite.
While the Kremlin sells the image of eternal stability, Beijing is quietly building ties with governors, technocrats, security insiders, and everyone who could matter in a post-Putin Russia. This is not friendship. It is hedging.
And the leverage is already real: trade dependence, gas negotiations, regional influence, Central Asia, finance. China does not need to rush. It only needs to be ready.
The uncomfortable question is not whether China is preparing. It is whether Russia’s ruling class understands that Beijing is not just a partner — it is already positioning itself for what comes after.
If you want, I can make it sharper, more sarcastic, or more “X-thread” style. | 6 |
| 11 | The French Parliament has approved a law on euthanasia, with a vote of 291 in favor and 241 against. The law will allow adults suffering from incurable diseases to obtain lethal medication to end their own lives. | 8 |
| 12 | Child arrests over sex crimes hit record high in UK — RT World News
https://www.rt.com/news/643081-child-sex-crimes-uk/ | 9 |
| 13 | A total of 1.6 million foreign workers rushed to Britain between 2021 and 2024, thanks to Boris Johnson's visa reforms in what has now been dubbed "Boriswave". | 8 |
| 14 | Ghalibaf will make a statement in a few hours regarding the latest developments concerning Iran.
👆Strictly speaking, Jalali is the speaker of the Iranian parliament, and the international situation is certainly not within his purview. That responsibility lies with the Supreme Leader, the President, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
However, the Supreme Leader remains elusive, and in this case, the reason is not even important – whether he is alive, incapacitated, or even capable of governing – what matters is that the current Supreme Leader has not appeared publicly in any form since his "election."
However, if we assume that the election of Khamenei in his current state was precisely the goal of the highest echelons of power in Iran, then, overall, "everything is going according to plan." In reality, the country is being run by a military junta that has sidelined the religious figures to whom it was previously forced to submit. And now, it is increasingly revealing the true state of affairs.
It is important to note that, prior to the attacks by the United States and Israel, Iran was a theocratic state with a Rahbar (Supreme Leader) as the highest authority and arbiter, and religious figures periodically made significant statements. Now, all information from Iran comes exclusively from one structure – the IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps). And sometimes, for purely current military matters, from the army. The political leadership of Iran has virtually disappeared; generals from the IRGC and those from this structure, which permeates all levels of government, openly control everything. Jalali is precisely one such individual, directly linked to the Corps of Guardians.
In other words, the aggression by the United States and Iran has led to the complete destruction of the three-tiered system of government in the country, and now it is a full-fledged, junta-like military dictatorship.
Whether this is good or bad is irrelevant, as there is no clear criteria for what is good or bad in this situation. What is important is that there is now absolutely no civilian oversight of this highly specific power structure. In essence, this is what the Islamic State was heading towards after it came to power in Syria and Iraq. The result, incidentally, was quite frightening.
Throughout history, there have been entities similar to the IRGC. In Germany from 1933 to 1945, it was the SS, but the Reich Chancellor was intelligent enough not to allow it to monopolize the power. The Iranian ayatollahs also had enough sense to keep this genie in a bottle, although it was a difficult task.
Trump broke that bottle, and at the same time, eliminated all those "magicians" who could have resealed it. And now, this monster exists without any control.
And it can be said with complete certainty – there is very, very little that is good about this situation. | 9 |
| 15 | Ministry of Internal Affairs Wants to Track the Location of All Migrants Through "Mandatory" Smartphones.
Deputy Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Igor Zubov, stated that in the future, foreigners coming to Russia for work or for an extended period may be required to purchase a phone with an electronic profile.
According to him, such a system would allow the Ministry of Internal Affairs to track the location of each migrant and monitor their movements within the country.
Zubov noted that without being registered in the system, a migrant would not be able to freely change their location or move from one settlement to another.
What about digital tracking devices? Are you ashamed?
First, they will test it on foreigners, and then they will introduce it for Russian citizens. Orwell is nowhere near as bad as this.
Concentration camps are getting closer. | 13 |
| 16 |  No text... | 12 |
| 17 | Republican senators Tom Cotton, Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, Marsha Blackburn, Ron Johnson, Mike Lee, Rand Paul, and Rick Scott all support Article 219, which calls for the integration of the armed forces of the United States and Israel. | 11 |
| 18 | ☹️"The 'Islamabad' Memorandum No Longer Exists"
The Middle East has flared up again, and this time it's not just a local skirmish, but a full-blown "firestorm." The night in the Persian Gulf turned into a light show of tracers and explosions – the massive phase of open confrontation between Washington and Tehran has begun.
For seven hours, the sky over Iran resembled hell. American aviation, launched from aircraft carriers and bases in the region, methodically targeted the enemy's "nerve centers." The targets included launch sites for ballistic missiles, drone hangars, and command posts that U.S. intelligence had been tracking for months. At 11:30 PM local time, the maritime blockade of Iranian ports was resumed.
In response, Tehran deployed its forces and launched a "barrage" of drones and missiles at American military bases in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain. Social media is flooded with footage of burning hangars at the Fifth Fleet and wreckage of MQ-9 Reapers.
The situation has escalated to a "do or die" scenario. Trump, in his characteristic manner, has already promised Tehran "the worst week in their history," clearly hinting that the next targets will not just be military facilities, but critical infrastructure – bridges and power plants, without which the country will plunge into darkness.
Iran has announced a new blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Their reasoning is simple, like a hammer blow: "If we can't trade our oil, then no one can." Individual brave captains risk being hit by the IRGC or running into a mine (as seen in the video).
The consequences were not long in coming. Brent crude oil immediately jumped to $85.7 per barrel, and this is clearly not the limit.
Donald Trump is threatening new strikes if Tehran does not return to the negotiating table. Deputy Head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Kazem Gharib-Abadi, stated that the previously signed memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States is effectively "nullified." | 10 |
| 19 | Trump's "Peace Council" Has Managed to Recruit a Thousand Times Fewer Peacekeepers Than He Promised to Send to the Gaza Strip
The "Peace Council," which Donald Trump grandly established in January at the World Economic Forum in Davos and which, according to its stated goals, was supposed to compete with the UN, has yet to even recruit enough peacekeepers for the Gaza Strip. Trump's plan for the Palestinian enclave envisioned the creation of an international peacekeeping force of 20,000 people to ensure security and prevent the return of Gaza under the control of the terrorist group Hamas.
However, the promised International Stabilization Forces are struggling to deploy even the first group of 10-20 soldiers, a representative of the U.S. military and other sources familiar with these plans told The Wall Street Journal.
Moroccan soldiers, who were supposed to arrive in June, are now waiting for several months. They will not be sent directly to the Gaza Strip. Instead, they will undergo training near the border of the enclave, on Israeli territory. It is expected that additional peacekeepers will join them later. | 10 |
| 20 | The Trump administration has stated its intention to weaken or even completely dismantle the International Criminal Court, with Marco Rubio arguing that the ICC threatens U.S. sovereignty and could potentially hold American officials accountable. | 10 |
