2026-08-23 18:00 UTC | BLOCK 963756

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2026-08-23 18:00 UTC | BLOCK 963756 BITCOIN $77,186 | GOLD $4,595 | OIL $93.60

  1. Iran-linked hackers shut down UK gas-fired power plant -- A cyberattack attributed to Iran-linked hackers disabled a small British peaker plant, prompting security officials to brief energy companies, the Financial Times reported. -- Even a limited outage exposes operational-technology risk across fast-start generators that help stabilize the grid during demand spikes, potentially requiring wider security audits.

  2. Iran's president defends U.S. deal as essential to economic recovery -- Iran's president said a peace agreement with Washington is the country's best option and is needed to attract investment, while Pakistan prepares to send its army chief to Tehran for mediation. -- The endorsement strengthens the diplomatic track, but investment and lower war-risk costs depend on durable terms that curb renewed attacks and restore predictable shipping.

  3. Texas governor turns against AI data centers as voter backlash grows -- Governor Greg Abbott said data-center operators had "dug their own grave" as Texans challenge higher electricity bills, tax incentives and secrecy surrounding local development deals. -- Hostility from a major Republican governor could tighten power-access and subsidy rules in the industry's largest U.S. growth market, raising costs and delaying new computing capacity.

  4. Guinea landfill collapse kills at least 22 after heavy rain -- At least 22 people died when rain triggered a landfill collapse that buried nearby homes in Conakry, according to officials cited by the Associated Press. -- Housing beside unstable waste sites turns seasonal flooding into a public-safety and infrastructure risk, adding urgency to drainage, relocation and landfill-management investment.

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