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Former Algerian Industry Minister Ali Aoun has been sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted of corruption, local media reported.
Aoun, who was the minister for industry and pharmaceutical production between 2022 and 2024, was jailed on Monday in a high-profile corruption case that saw several senior figures convicted, the Algerian online news site Dzair Tube reported
According to the news site, prosecutors had sought a 12-year sentence for the former minister, and 10 year sentences for several other defendants. Aoun was also ordered by the Economic and Financial Criminal Court in the capital, Algiers, to pay a fine of 1 million Algerian dinar (approximately $7,500
Local media said the case revolved around the irregular sales of ferrous and non-ferrous metal waste in violation of public asset management rules
“The case centred on accusations of corruption, mismanagement and the unlawful awarding of industrial and investment contracts, notably involving the trade in ferrous waste and copper residues,” Dzair Tube reported
The AFP news agency said that several other officials were also convicted, though some were acquitted due to a lack of evidence
Among those convicted was the former minister’s son, Mehdi Aoun, who was handed a six-year prison term as part of the same case, while investors, an official at a state-owned business and a prominent businessman received sentences of between three and 10 years, according to Dzair Tube
The case and the convictions come amid an ongoing anticorruption drive launched by Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, who came to power in 2019 amid widespread pro-democracy protests.
Tebboune’s campaign against corruption has targeted senior officials, including from the era of former President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, AFP reports.
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Markets are so tight lately, it’s almost like they’re all standing in a hallway, nobody breathing, just waiting for something—anything—to happen. I can’t shake the feeling that every number, every headline, is loaded. You’ve got those big macro tremors—take the Strait of Hormuz, for example. The news keeps floating by, but, I don’t know, it’s not background noise anymore. If something happens there… well, inflation isn’t just a chart line. Suddenly, everything you buy gets more expensive and nobody acts surprised. Central banks love that, right? They swoop in, start tinkering. It always ricochets all the way back to us.

And then, crypto. Ah, crypto. You’d think by now we’d be used to its fool’s trapeze act, but nope. Just recently, the Kelp DAO exploit—almost $292 million, just gone... Like someone cut a rope holding up a piano and didn’t bother to yell “Look out below!” There’s this domino thing that happens. Aave jumps in, clamps down, trader liquidity evaporates—blink and you’ll miss it—literally billions just vaporizing in moments. I swear, people keep calling this “volatility.” No. That’s a blood vessel bursting.

Here’s what actually eats at me: it’s not the money itself, or well, not just the money. It’s how everything just melts. Poof—trust gone. I mean, these collateral chains get so elaborate you could mistake them for modern art. And just like that, you realize, oh, all this stuff? It’s toothpicks stacked. Looks sturdy until it doesn’t.

I always tell myself, “Hey, this works,”… up until I see it doesn’t (usually while clutching my coffee, staring at price charts, trying to breathe). And it doesn’t go out with a whimper, either. It snaps—like an old guitar string mid-song.

You can feel the tilt already. Borrowing gets pricier, and money—real, hard cash—starts behaving like water seeping through cracks, always finding the quickest escape route. Suddenly, people don’t want to play musical chairs with leverage. Risk? People actually notice it, now, price it like it’s heavy.

And if you close one eye and squint, you see it—that rising pressure. Not just from outside, with oil and headlines and geopolitics, but inside, where the crypto machinery keeps rattling. The seams are starting to show.
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You get the urge to relax—tell yourself, “Maybe it’ll settle down.” But honestly? This doesn’t feel like the time for comfort. Not unless your idea of comfort is sleeping on a bed of thumbtacks.

#AltcoinRecoverySignals? Markets are so tight lately, it’s almost like they’re all standing in a hallway, nobody breathing, just waiting for something—anything—to happen. I can’t shake the feeling that every number, every headline, is loaded. You’ve got those big macro tremors—take the Strait of Hormuz, for example. The news keeps floating by, but, I don’t know, it’s not background noise anymore. If something happens there… well, inflation isn’t just a chart line. Suddenly, everything you buy gets more expensive and nobody acts surprised. Central banks love that, right? They swoop in, start tinkering. It always ricochets all the way back to us.

And then, crypto. Ah, crypto. You’d think by now we’d be used to its fool’s trapeze act, but nope. Just recently, the Kelp DAO exploit—almost $292 million, just gone... Like someone cut a rope holding up a piano and didn’t bother to yell “Look out below!” There’s this domino thing that happens. Aave jumps in, clamps down, trader liquidity evaporates—blink and you’ll miss it—literally billions just vaporizing in moments. I swear, people keep calling this “volatility.” No. That’s a blood vessel bursting.

Here’s what actually eats at me: it’s not the money itself, or well, not just the money. It’s how everything just melts. Poof—trust gone. I mean, these collateral chains get so elaborate you could mistake them for modern art. And just like that, you realize, oh, all this stuff? It’s toothpicks stacked. Looks sturdy until it doesn’t.

I always tell myself, “Hey, this works,”… up until I see it doesn’t (usually while clutching my coffee, staring at price charts, trying to breathe). And it doesn’t go out with a whimper, either. It snaps—like an old guitar string mid-song.

You can feel the tilt already. Borrowing gets pricier, and money—real, hard cash—starts behaving like water seeping through cracks, always finding the quickest escape route. Suddenly, people don’t want to play musical chairs with leverage. Risk? People actually notice it, now, price it like it’s heavy.

And if you close one eye and squint, you see it—that rising pressure. Not just from outside, with oil and headlines and geopolitics, but inside, where the crypto machinery keeps rattling. The seams are starting to show.

You get the urge to relax—tell yourself, “Maybe it’ll settle down.” But honestly? This doesn’t feel like the time for comfort. Not unless your idea of comfort is sleeping on a bed of thumbtacks.Man, I probably spent way too much time glued to those altcoin charts—and honestly, it wasn’t even because they were interesting at first. Far from it. They were just... flat. But for some reason, staring at those patterns, a weird sense of déjà vu crept in. Not the spooky kind, more like “hey, haven’t I seen this movie before?” but with price lines. I usually brush off that kind of gut feeling, chalk it up to seeing what you want to see—you know, classic confirmation bias. But this time was different.

Suddenly, I hit this wall. You know the moment—the relentless downhill slide that just grinds for months, everything bleeding out till the chart basically flatlines. It’s boring. Dull. The kind of market action that nobody tweets about because, well, nothing seems to happen… but weirdly, under the surface, a lot is bubbling.

Reminds me a lot of those early months in 2020. Not the fireworks. The snooze-fest before things took off. I remember sitting there, just as bored, watching tickers like paint dry. But looking back—man, that was when stuff was actually changing.

Take ARB. It’s the messiest example I can think of. I mean, the thing nosedived, lost over 80% of its value—a graveyard for hype and hopium. Most people bailed. Close the chart and don’t look back, right? But then, bizarrely, these tiny quirks started popping up. Suddenly price inches above a moving average, RSI just refusing to make new lows. Tiny things. If you blink, you miss them.

But, here’s the wild part: I keep circling back to this—the real flips, the actual turning points? They rarely show up with a headline. No trumpets, no Reddit threads. It’s just quiet. You squint, scratch your head, and wonder if your eyes are playing tricks.

Look, don’t get me wrong—I’m not jumping up and down here. I’m still skeptical. Way skeptical. It’s easy to spot patterns, connect dots, and suddenly convince yourself you’ve cracked the code. I’ve seen that script. “Oh, look, early signals, new phase…” blah blah blah. Sometimes that’s all it is—a head fake the market cooked up just to humble you. Been there, felt that sting. Plenty of times.

People love to talk about this so-called “base-building” thing. Like it’s a clean process: two to four months, nice horizontal movement, accumulation, then BOOM, breakout. But if you’ve actually lived through it? It’s chaos. Stops and starts, weird shakeouts, prices drifting sideways till even the die-hards tune out, and just when your guard drops—smack—they knock you out of your position.

Bitcoin echoing the same sleepy price action at the same time? Sure, it means something. Maybe. Or maybe it just makes things louder than they really are, because let’s be real—correlation can mess with your head, fool you into seeing connections that aren’t there.

And those “bull case” projections? Up 150%, 300%, even 400%? That stuff always makes me laugh—half nervous, half suspicious. Sure, anything can happen, but those numbers? They’re like catnip for traders. Pull you in before anything’s even confirmed.

So, what’s it all mean? For me, it’s not really bullish, not full-on bearish either. It’s just… early. Way too early. That itchy, in-between stage where you know something’s brewing, but you’re never sure if you’ll nail the timing or whiff completely.
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Honestly, that’s the moment decisions get made—or you mess it up and regret it for months. I guess we’ll see.

A woman who was secretly filmed in her own home has said the experience has "taken over her life" and left her feeling unsafe
Lucy Domaille, from Guernsey, has waived her anonymity as the victim of a sexual offence to speak publicly about the impact voyeurism has had on her and her family
I don't sleep," she said. "Every noise, every time the door opens, you just feel like someone is watching you 24/7
It's taken over my life completely. It's consumed my mind."
In October last year, Guernsey Police told Lucy she had been the victim of voyeurism
A man she had known socially for about 25 years had secretly filmed her getting out of the shower at her home, through a gap in her curtains as he crouched outside her window.
For Lucy, the incident has occupied her every waking thought since
She said: "I'm just not the same person. It's soul-destroying, it's torturous
When you go home, that is supposed to be the place that you feel safe, and I've lost that completely," she explained.
It has also stripped her of her safety.
I'm obsessed. I don't sleep... I have lost all of that."
Lucy was walking round a supermarket when her husband called her to tell her two plain clothes officers were at their home and asking to speak to her.
She later learned she had been a victim of Kirk Bishop, whose crimes she had first seen reported in a social media post by Guernsey Police the previous month.
She said the "emotional trauma" of it meant she was "not the same person - I don't think I ever will be".
As a mother of two young children, she said it had also changed the way she interacted with them at home.
She said: "Sometimes a child gets out of a bath and they'll run down the hallway to their bedroom with no clothes on. I don't want that now.
They've taken away my children's innocence. I'm constantly making sure they're covered."
If you are changing a law based on a crime that someone has committed, surely they should be punished in line with that?" she said.
Bishop is due to be sentenced on 15 May.
Lucy concluded: "One of the best things about Guernsey was that you felt safe. I've lost all of that."
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South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Roelf Meyer, who served in the last government of the apartheid era, as his new ambassador to the US, his office has said.
The country has not had a top envoy in the US since Ebrahim Rasool was expelled last year after he accused President Donald Trump of trying to "project white victimhood as a dog whistle".
This worsened already strained relations between the nations, which took a downward spiral after Trump's return to office last year.
Ramaphosa's spokesperson Vincent Magwenya confirmed Meyer's appointment to the BBC, saying it would be "immediate".
"I can confirm that President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Meyer as South Africa's ambassador to the US," he said
Meyer, 78, played a key role as one of the chief mediators, alongside Ramaphosa, during the talks to end the racist system of white-minority rule known as apartheid in South Africa in the 1990s
He was the chief representative of the National Party (NP), which introduced apartheid, while Ramaphosa represented the African National Congress led by Nelson Mandela.
Meyer was constitutional affairs minister in the last NP government and went on to join the government of national unity formed in 1994 when Mandela became president
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The team that helps operate the platform, CoW Swap, said that it was working to resolve the issue for the DEX aggregator.
DNS hijacking allows attackers to redirect users from a legitimate domain to a malicious lookalike site, often with the goal of draining crypto wallets or harvesting private data. The attack vector has become a persistent weak point in decentralized finance, where users typically rely on web-based interfaces to access otherwise secure smart contracts.
CoW Swap operates as a decentralized exchange aggregator, sourcing liquidity across venues and using a mechanism known as “Coincidence of Wants” to match trades directly between users or batch them for more efficient execution. Orders are handled by competing “solvers” that optimize trade outcomes, a design intended to reduce slippage and limit exposure to maximal extractable value (MEV).
MEV is a practice on the blockchain where bots reorder transactions to extract profit at users’ expense, making mitigation key to ensuring fair pricing and protecting traders.
The platform is governed by CoW DAO, a decentralized autonomous organization spun out of the Gnosis ecosystem. The project has positioned itself as a user-protective alternative in DeFi trading, emphasizing execution quality and fairer trading outcomes
We are now actively working to resolve the situation. Please continue to refrain from using swap dot cow dot fi until we confirm that it is safe to use,” the team wrote on X.
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Islamabad, Pakistan – On April 11, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif shook hands with United States Vice President JD Vance, guiding him to a seat for talks on the sidelines of the highest-level direct negotiations between Washington and Tehran since the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
At almost the same time, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defense made a very different announcement.
In a statement carried by the state-owned Saudi Press Agency, Riyadh confirmed the arrival of a Pakistani military force at King Abdulaziz Air Base in the kingdom’s Eastern Province under the Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement (SMDA) signed last year.
The statement said the deployment included fighter and support aircraft from the Pakistan Air Force, aimed at strengthening joint military coordination and raising operational readiness between the two countries.
In the two days that have passed since then, Pakistan’s government has made no official statement about the development. The military’s media wing, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the Ministry of Information, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not respond to requests for comment sent by Al Jazeera
The Saudi announcement immediately underscored Pakistan’s delicate juggling act in the middle of a war that has destabilised the global economy, led to attacks and deaths in multiple countries and has now led to a high-stakes escalation between the US and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.
On the one hand, Islamabad has been a central mediator between the US and Iran, hosting their teams last Saturday, and driving attempts to get them to continue with talks after the breakdown in their negotiations.
On the other hand, the SMDA represents a commitment from Pakistan to militarily assist a key ally that was repeatedly hit by Iran before the ceasefire – with Tehran offering no guarantees it will not strike Saudi Arabia or other Gulf nations again.
For now, Pakistani officials said, they can manage both roles.
A Pakistani official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Islamabad remains committed to facilitating the process for as many rounds as required, adding that diplomatic contact between all sides continues.
Sharif is expected to travel to Saudi Arabia in the coming days, with visits to other regional countries, including Turkiye, also likely as Islamabad seeks to sustain diplomatic momentum before the ceasefire deadline
But with a US naval blockade of Iranian ports now in effect and the ceasefire Islamabad brokered between Washington and Tehran set to expire on April 22, Pakistan’s balancing act could become more complicated.
A day before the Islamabad talks opened, Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan made a brief visit to Islamabad, calling on PM Sharif at the prime minister’s House. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir were also present
According to an official statement, Sharif expressed appreciation for Riyadh’s “longstanding economic and financial support” to Pakistan, which he said had played a vital role in stabilising the country’s economy
The visit underscored the breadth of the Pakistan-Saudi relationship, spanning defence, diplomacy and finance
The SMDA was signed on September 17, 2025, at Al-Yamamah Palace in Riyadh by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Sharif, with Munir also in attendance. It commits both countries to treating any act of aggression against one as an act against
Pakistan’s position on the agreement has remained consistent.
Addressing the Senate on March 3, three days after the war began, Dar said plainly that Pakistan had a defence pact with Saudi Arabia “and the whole world knows about it
He added that he had personally conveyed Pakistan’s obligations under the pact to Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, making clear what the agreement entailed.
Sharif similarly pledged that Pakistan would stand by the kingdom and its people
What remains unclear is under what specific conditions either Pakistan or Saudi Arabia are expected to come to the other’s defence. Would one of them need to declare that they are at war with another country? Would either of them need to specifically request the other to join a military intervention? Has Saudi Arabia so far refrained from formally asking Pakistan to come to its defence
Analysts say the steps taken so far by Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to demonstrate that the SMDA is in operation are aimed at sending clear messages to other countries – even as the ambiguity over the specific contents of the deal itself serves as a deterrent. An enemy of Saudi Arabia, for instance, will not know exactly when it will also need to contend with Pakistan’s military
To be clear, Pakistan’s military presence in the Arab world is longstanding. Pakistani pilots flew for Arab air forces during the 1967 Six-Day War, and Pakistani forces have been deployed across the Middle East in various roles since the 1960s
In Saudi Arabia, Pakistan has trained thousands of military personnel since 1967. A formal agreement in 1982 institutionalised the deployment of Pakistani armed forces personnel for training purposes
During the 1970s and 1980s, Pakistani troops were stationed in significant numbers in the kingdom, including to protect oil infrastructure in the Eastern Province, the same region where the current deployment is based
Still, the SMDA is the first pact that formally commits Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to treating an attack on one as an attack on the other
A second call followed on April 13, focusing on regional developments and the outcome of the Islamabad talks.
Analysts say the continued contact suggests both sides have an interest in keeping communication lines open, regardless of military positioning.
Iranian scepticism of Pakistan, if any, can at least be offset by the certainty that Pakistan will prioritise the stability of the region over other interests,” Cheema said.
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One of the most obvious indicators that it could be a smart idea to buy a house rather than keep renting is a lower price-to-rent ratio.
The price-to-rent ratio measures whether it is more affordable to buy or rent a home.
A low price-to-rent ratio suggests that home prices are reasonable compared to rent costs, making buying more attractive
Lower ratios indicate more balanced markets and less financial strain for first-time buyers
According to Numbeo, several major African cities currently have low price-to-rent ratios, indicating that homeownership is financially advantageous there
The statistic, which compares the cost of owning a house to the cost of renting it, is straightforward, yet it provides useful information on long-term financial benefit and housing affordability.
In comparison to rental income, a low ratio indicates that property prices are reasonably priced
Fundamentally, the price-to-rent ratio aids in providing a practical response to the following query: Is it more affordable to rent over time or own this property outright?
Financial hardship is more likely in markets where the ratio is high, since purchasers frequently exceed their budgets to purchase expensive properties
To put it another way, the price of purchasing a home is not much more than what you would eventually pay in rent
This increases the sustainability of homeownership, especially for first-time purchasers
A lower percentage, on the other hand, indicates a more balanced market where genuine economic value underpins property prices
The ratio also takes into account more general market conditions
A lower percentage frequently suggests that supply and demand for housing are reasonably balanced, preventing a sharp price rise
This gives buyers greater leeway to bargain for better prices and less pressure to make snap judgments
Additionally, it may indicate a more stable real estate market where fundamentals rather than speculators drive prices
Numbeo shows that standardizing comparisons across markets is made easier by using realistic assumptions, such as determining rent per square meter based on actual apartment sizes (50 square meters for a one-bedroom and 110 square meters for a three-bedroom)
The ratio nevertheless offers a solid foundation for assessing affordability and making wise choices even when taxes and maintenance expenses are not taken into account
In the end, a low price-to-rent ratio benefits purchasers by bringing the cost of ownership into line with actual rental values
With that said, here are the major African cities with the lowest price-to-rent ratio, indicating that owning a home is more financially viable than paying rent, per data from Numebo.
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#CPIWatch Why #CPIWatch Matters More Than You Think

You know, lately, something’s just felt off. I’ll walk into the store with the same boring old list. Same peanut butter, same bread, same detergent—and somehow I walk out and my wallet feels just a little bit lighter. Not a huge punch, but like: wait a minute, did I get extra stuff? Am I just bad at math? At first, I kept shrugging it off—maybe it’s just inflation rumors, or maybe I’m losing my mind. But the more I paid attention, the less I could ignore it. That’s when #CPIWatch slid in—not as some cold, boring economics thing, but sort of like a pair of glasses. Suddenly you can see what’s happening to your money while you’re just out living life.

1. What CPI Even Means (Without the Jargon)
I’ll admit it: I used to zone out when people said “CPI.” Sounded like one of those fancy words that only economists or finance bros cared about. But it’s way more basic than it sounds.

CPI’s just this tracker, right? It follows how much prices drift up (or down, but, you know, mostly up) over time.

Picture a shopping basket—bread, eggs, coffee, maybe even rent and car gas thrown in. CPI watches that basket and basically asks, “So, living here… is it getting pricier?”

And that’s what got me. We expect a sudden spike—like, BOOM, groceries double overnight. But it’s sneakier than that. It’s the slow crawl. Bread goes from $1 to $1.20, and you barely blink… until you squint and realize everything moved up, and now it actually matters. That’s CPI.

2. Why #CPIWatch Should Matter to You
Maybe this all feels abstract. A government number. Some economic blah blah.

But here’s the kicker—CPI isn’t just a news headline. It’s baked into your everyday life, even if you try to tune it out.

Rent goes up a smidge.
Bus tickets cost just a bit more.
Groceries… ugh, we know the drill, don’t we? Never gets any cheaper.

Most people’s pay doesn’t magically keep up, though. That’s where the squeeze shows up—not like life goes from affordable to impossible overnight. It’s more that comfort just slowly slips away.

3. The Sneaky Way It Eats Your Savings
All right, this is the part that stings a little. I used to think, “If I pile my money in savings… boom, I’m safe.” Just leave it there. But nobody told me inflation is like a pickpocket, working in silence.

If stuff gets 5% pricier and your savings only grow by 2%, well, yikes. The numbers look the same, but your money… just doesn’t go as far as before.

You check your account; still says $1,000. But you wake up one day and realize—wait, that buys less coffee, less gas, maybe even less happiness. Wild, right? The loss is sneaky, but it’s definitely real.

4. How #CPIWatch Actually Helps (No Spreadsheet Required)
So what do you do? Quit civilization? Nah.

This is where #CPIWatch becomes less some Twitter trend and more of a new habit—a tiny shift up here (yeah, your brain). Not about obsessing or making endless lists. Just noticing little things.

See inflation? You start changing your game. Maybe you look for deals a bit more. Maybe you pause and double-check a price instead of just tossing stuff in the cart. You stop assuming everything will be affordable next month.

It isn’t rocket science. Yeah, it’s imperfect and won’t solve everything. But, honestly, spotting the trend early? That’s better than ignoring it and hoping for the best.

A Little Reality Check (Because, Well, Life)
But here’s the messy part. Watching CPI doesn’t solve money problems like waving a magic wand.

Real life’s messy. Not everyone gets to cut back or negotiate a raise. Knowing about inflation can feel like just another thing to stress about—and, man, there are already enough of those. Plus, ever just… stop trusting the numbers? Feels like what they measure and what you feel don’t always line up.

So, yeah—#CPIWatch helps, but don’t expect miracles. It’s a tool, not a fix-all.

Final Thoughts (or, Okay, What Now?)
Bottom line—sure, you could ignore inflation. But that’s not going to save you.

Next time someone groans about prices, look around. Start paying attention to your own receipts, your rent, even your streaming bill. That’s what #CPIWatch comes down to—actually understanding what these shifting numbers mean for your daily life.

Nothing drastic. Tiny changes in awareness. That’s how you maybe stay ahead—in this weird, slow-motion price race. And honestly? Maybe that’s enough.
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New Israeli air strikes have killed more people in southern Lebanon a day after 200 people died, as the bombardment raises further doubts over the fragile United States-Iran ceasefire that Tehran says includes Lebanon.
ported on Thursday that an Israeli strike on the town of Abbassiyeh killed at least seven people and wounded several others, with the total expected to rise.
A wave of attacks by Israeli warplanes struck towns, including Kafra, Jmaijmeh, Safad al-Battikh, Majdal Selm and Deir Antar near Qasmiyeh bridge. Artillery shelling damaged the town of Haris.
Separately the Lebanese army said in a statement that four of its soldiers were killed in Israeli strikes on Wednesday.
The Israeli military said it carried out overnight strikes in Beirut, claiming the killing of Ali Yusuf Harshi, a close aide to Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem. Hezbollah has not commented on the claim. Israel also said it targeted crossings over the Litani River and what it described as Hezbollah infrastructure.
The scale and intensity of the attacks point to a broader campaign that continues despite the two-week ceasefire agreement announced between Washington and Tehran.
Lebanon’s Information Minister Paul Morcos, relaying comments from President Joseph Aoun after a cabinet meeting on Thursday, said Lebanon condemns “all the aggressions committed by Israel” and is working to ensure it is included in the US-Iran ceasefire
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian separately warned that Israeli strikes on Lebanon violate the ceasefire agreement and would render negotiations with the US meaningless. Pezeshkian added that Iran would not abandon the Lebanese people
Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Lebanon is “an inseparable” part of the ceasefire, warning that violations would bring severe consequences
Reporting from Beirut, Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr said “Hezbollah is really in a difficult situation
“It entered the war in retaliation for the killing of the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei,” she said
“But since then, it has said it is doing this because of the ongoing Israeli aggressions. That is why it is launching attacks across the border and preventing the Israeli army from occupying territory in southern Lebanon
On Thursday, Hezbollah said it had carried out four attacks targeting Israeli sites and forces in northern Israel and southern Lebanon, in retaliation for repeated Israeli violations of the ceasefire
The Israeli army said Hezbollah fired around 30 rockets at northern towns on Thursday
Hezbollah has insisted that the ceasefire deal between the US and Iran should include the Lebanon front
According to the Lebanese health ministry, 203 people were killed in Israeli attacks on Wednesday, with more than 1,000 wounded across Lebanon, including the capital Beirut
Lebanon’s prime minister declared a national day of mourning on Thursday, ordering public offices to close and flags to be lowered in tribute
Hezbollah called the continued strikes a violation of the US-Iran deal and responded with rocket fire.
Washington has openly backed Israel’s position that Lebanon falls outside the scope of the ceasefire, a stance that has further eroded confidence in the deal
If Iran wants to let this negotiation fall apart … over Lebanon, which has nothing to do with them, and which the United States never once said was part of the ceasefire, that’s ultimately their choice,” US Vice President JD Vance said
Iranian officials have pushed back, warning that continued attacks in Lebanon undermine the basis for negotiations. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said the conditions for talks had already been breached, describing further negotiations as “unreasonable
He cited ongoing Israeli strikes, a reported drone incursion into Iranian airspace and US opposition to uranium enrichment as important violations
As strikes hit Beirut without warning sending residents scrambling for safety, UN human rights chief Volker Turk described the scale of killing as “horrific”.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said: “We strongly condemn these massive strikes which, in ten minutes, killed more than 250 people, adding to the 1,500 victims of this conflict initiated by Hezbollah against Israel on March 2
And these attacks are all the more intolerable as they undermine the temporary ceasefire that was reached yesterday between the United States and Iran,” he added.
Lebanon’s Health Ministry says Israeli attacks since March 2 have killed at least 1,739 people and wounded 5,873 people
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Honestly, “freedom of money” sounds like the dream—until reality kicks you in the teeth. On paper, who wouldn’t want total control? No banks dragging their feet, no random middleman siphoning off bits of your money. The whole thing looks sleek and suspiciously perfect, like some utopian sales pitch.

But anyone who’s actually tried to live that way knows it’s kind of a wild ride. I still remember the time I thought I was clever, ditching cash completely while traveling. Felt futuristic… until my phone died, or that supposedly “robust” payment app glitched out. One second I’m king of my money, the next, I can see the balance but can’t touch a dime. That’s the dirty little secret of money freedom—it’s powerful, but it lets you down at the worst moments.

Now, don’t get me wrong. The whole concept? Sure, it’s exciting. Whether it’s crypto, digital wallets, DeFi—whatever the hype—it’s always about control in your hands. No waiting, no asking for permission, just you making your own moves. In theory, that’s huge. Traditional finance is like being on a leash your whole life, and suddenly someone cuts the cord. Go where you want! Knock yourself out!

But here’s where the cracks start showing. When you’re the only one in charge, you’re also the only one to blame. Lose your private keys? Poof, gone. Send money to the wrong random string of letters? That’s a tough one—there’s no bank manager to beg for mercy. It’s real freedom with real consequences, and I keep coming back to this: the technology forgives nothing.

And yet, there’s one angle people keep missing. This shift—whatever mess it’s in now—actually gives people choices where they had none before. Sending money abroad without coughing up half to fees, using financial tools your local bank doesn’t care to offer, maybe even getting access to money in places where banks just don’t work. Is it perfect? Not even close. But for a lot of people, it’s a lifeline, not just a toy for techies.

Still, we have to be realistic. Right now, it’s more like trying to use the internet in 1995. Things break, interfaces are frustrating, and honestly, the learning curve is brutal. Without guardrails, there’s a risk it all turns into just another isolated tool or, worse, a total mess that only works for the hardcore early adopters.

So, what do you do? Don’t kid yourself—this isn’t “plug and play.” Treat it like a new skill, not a finished product. Go slow. Double-check every step. Don’t assume that just because you have control, things will be any simpler. Simplicity and control are nowhere near the same thing.
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At the end of the day, real money freedom isn’t just about tearing down walls—it’s about knowing how not to get lost when the walls are gone. And, whether we like it or not, most of us are still figuring that out.

This week, the cryptocurrency market is anticipating substantial token unlocks, including notable releases of APT, GLMR, EUL, and 1INCH, as reported by PANews. These unlocks are expected to inject a total value of approximately $350 million into circulation, impacting various tokens and their respective communities.
### Aptos (APT) Unlock Details
- Unlock Date: April 12 at 3:59 PM
- Tokens to be Released: 24.84 million
- Estimated Value: $331 million
- Percentage of Circulating Supply: 6.24%
- Significance: Represents a sizable portion of Aptos' circulating supply, potentially influencing market dynamics.
### Moonbeam (GLMR) Unlock Details
- Unlock Date: April 11 at 8:00 AM
- Tokens to be Released: 3.04 million
- Estimated Value: $1.35 million
- Percentage of Circulating Supply: 0.36%
- Impact: Despite a smaller release, this unlocks a notable amount of GLMR tokens into circulation.
### Euler (EUL) Token Unlock
- Unlock Date: April 11 at 9:27 PM
- Tokens to be Released: 76,720
- Estimated Value: $432,700
- Percentage of Circulating Supply: 0.41%
- Implication: Represents a fraction of Euler's circulating supply, contributing to potential market volatility.
### 1inch (1INCH) Token Release
- Unlock Date: April 11 at 8:00 AM
- Tokens to be Released: 214,290
- Estimated Value: $117,500
- Percentage of Circulating Supply: 0.02%
- Observation: Despite a relatively small release, this contributes to overall token liquidity.
### Market Considerations and Community Response
The significant token unlocks scheduled for this week highlight the importance of monitoring market dynamics and investor sentiment. Such events can influence token prices, trading volumes, and community perceptions.
Investors and stakeholders are advised to stay informed about these token releases and assess their potential impact on the broader cryptocurrency landscape.
Source: PANews
Stay tuned for updates and insights on cryptocurrency market movements and token dynamics.#APT #GLMR #EUL
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# Introduction
Cryptocurrencies have become a hot topic in the financial world, and investors are constantly seeking opportunities to capitalize on this digital revolution. If you're wondering which crypto to buy today, we've got you covered! Here are our top picks for potential gains and exciting developments in the crypto market.
## 1. Bitcoin (BTC)
- Headline: "Bitcoin Continues to Reign: The OG Cryptocurrency"
- Content:
- Bitcoin remains the undisputed leader in the crypto space.
- Recent developments, such as El Salvador adopting BTC as legal tender, have boosted its credibility.
- With a limited supply of 21 million coins, Bitcoin's scarcity adds to its appeal.
- Keep an eye on institutional interest and regulatory changes.
## 2. Ethereum (ETH)
- Headline: "Ethereum: Beyond Digital Gold"
- Content:
- Ethereum is more than just a cryptocurrency; it's a decentralized platform for smart contracts.
- The upcoming Ethereum 2.0 upgrade promises scalability and reduced fees.
- NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and DeFi (decentralized finance) projects thrive on the Ethereum network.
## 3. Cardano (ADA)
- Headline: "Cardano's Scientific Approach: A Game-Changer"
- Content:
- Cardano aims to create a secure and scalable blockchain using a research-driven approach.
- Its upcoming Alonzo upgrade will enable smart contracts, opening new possibilities.
- ADA's strong community and partnerships make it an intriguing investment.
## 4. Binance Coin (BNB)
- Headline: "Binance Coin: Fueling the Binance Ecosystem"
- Content:
- BNB powers the Binance exchange, one of the largest crypto platforms globally.
- It offers discounts on trading fees and serves as a utility token within the Binance ecosystem.
- BNB's burn mechanism reduces its total supply over time.
## 5. Solana (SOL)
- Headline: "Solana's Lightning-Fast Blockchain"
- Content:
- Solana boasts high throughput and low transaction fees due to its unique consensus mechanism.
- DeFi projects and NFT platforms are flocking to Solana.
- Keep an eye on its growing ecosystem and partnerships.
Remember that investing in cryptocurrencies carries risks, and thorough research is essential. Diversify your portfolio, stay informed, and consider your risk tolerance before making any investment decisions. Happy investing! 🌟
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Notice: this content is not for financial advice but DYOR for investment
Sources:[Forbes]

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