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Residents in South African townships have forced closures of immigrant-run informal stores, accusing owners from countries like Nigeria and Zimbabwe of selling expired goods, dodging taxes, and undercutting locals amid 32 percent unemployment. This follows a large Durban protest on March 25, where thousands demanded deportations and better border controls, met by police using rubber bullets after route deviations. Online, critics highlight Orania's Afrikaner-only model as a double standard, while defenders stress citizens' rights over undocumented migrants' alleged crimes.

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Videos of South African locals shutting down foreign-owned spaza shops have drawn millions of views, fueling heated arguments over jobs, safety, and fairness in struggling townships.

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The campaign used hashtags like #11YearsOfWarOnYemen to share unverified claims of 19,572 civilian deaths, strikes on schools and hospitals, and looted oil worth $15 billion, posted by groups like the Eye of Humanity Center in Sana'a. Independent data shows over 100,000 total deaths since March 26, 2015, when Saudi-led forces launched Operation Decisive Storm to restore President Hadi after Houthi rebels took Sanaa. A UN truce has held since 2022, yet 22.3 million Yemenis still need aid amid ongoing hardship.

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On the 11th anniversary of Saudi Arabia's 2015 intervention in Yemen, voices from Houthi areas filled X with stories of loss and resilience.

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The campaign used hashtags like #11YearsOfWarOnYemen to share unverified claims of 19,572 civilian deaths, strikes on schools and hospitals, and looted oil worth $15 billion, posted by groups like the Eye of Humanity Center in Sana'a. Independent data shows over 100,000 total deaths since March 26, 2015, when Saudi-led forces launched Operation Decisive Storm to restore President Hadi after Houthi rebels took Sanaa. A UN truce has held since 2022, yet 22.3 million Yemenis still need aid amid ongoing hardship.

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On the 11th anniversary of Saudi Arabia's 2015 intervention in Yemen, voices from Houthi areas filled X with stories of loss and resilience.

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The pop star marked 78 days until her Eternal Sunshine Tour starts June 6 in Oakland, tagging Christian Breslauer in an Instagram Story with a poolside photo. Fans saw the 'seventyEIGHT' phrasing as a nod to Eternal Sunshine (AG7) blending into AG8, her possible next album. She followed with an 8 a.m. photo dump of lip balm moments, dog cuddles, and home lounging—echoing a prior March 18 post with studio selfies. Fan accounts compiled tattoos, promo 8's, and timings, declaring AG8 teases undeniable amid tour prep and Wicked promotions.

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Ariana Grande tagged her director with '78 days till tour giggling mood'—and fans instantly linked it to her seventh and potential eighth albums.

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Aave Labs launched the Aave App this week, a mobile tool for depositing fiat or stablecoins into the Aave protocol to earn up to 9% APY with real-time compounding and instant withdrawals. It offers boosts for actions like referrals and KYC, surpassing traditional bank rates of 0.4% and fintech highs of 3-4%. Key protection covers up to $1 million per account against breaches, exceeding FDIC limits, with early iOS access for EU users via waitlist.

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Tired of low bank yields? Aave Labs' new app lets you earn up to 9% APY on fiat deposits without crypto hassles.

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The campaign used hashtags like #11YearsOfWarOnYemen to share unverified claims of 19,572 civilian deaths, strikes on schools and hospitals, and looted oil worth $15 billion, posted by groups like the Eye of Humanity Center in Sana'a. Independent data shows over 100,000 total deaths since March 26, 2015, when Saudi-led forces launched Operation Decisive Storm to restore President Hadi after Houthi rebels took Sanaa. A UN truce has held since 2022, yet 22.3 million Yemenis still need aid amid ongoing hardship.

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On the 11th anniversary of Saudi Arabia's 2015 intervention in Yemen, voices from Houthi areas filled X with stories of loss and resilience.

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Thousands marched in Durban on March 25 to mark the one-year anniversary of the March and March movement, demanding mass deportations, stricter borders, and priority for locals in jobs and services. Leaders like Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and Herman Mashaba blamed immigrants for straining resources amid 32% unemployment. Police used rubber bullets and teargas after some protesters harassed bystanders, amid South Africa's history of xenophobic riots that killed dozens in 2008, 2015, and 2019; critics call it Afrophobia targeting black Africans.

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A man tried to blend into the pink-shirted crowd chanting against foreigners, but local Zulu phrases exposed him—leading marchers to chase and strike him in a widely shared video.

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Kenney labeled Tyrie and his Dominion Society racist for their 'Remigration Compact,' which calls for a 10-year immigration freeze, mass deportation of legal residents and some citizens, and restoring a 'European, Christian, and bicultural' Canada. Tyrie defends it as protecting a distinct heritage amid rapid population growth from 30.7 million in 2000 to 41.5 million in 2025, driven mostly by immigrants. While polls show 56% of Canadians want fewer immigrants due to housing and healthcare strains, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre backs sustainable caps but rejects such extremes, exposing a divide between policy tweaks and fringe ideas.

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Jason Kenney drew a firm line when Daniel Tyrie pitched mass deportations of permanent residents and citizens on a news show. The former premier's sharp rebuke ignited tension in conservative ranks.

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Residents in South African townships have forced closures of immigrant-run informal stores, accusing owners from countries like Nigeria and Zimbabwe of selling expired goods, dodging taxes, and undercutting locals amid 32 percent unemployment. This follows a large Durban protest on March 25, where thousands demanded deportations and better border controls, met by police using rubber bullets after route deviations. Online, critics highlight Orania's Afrikaner-only model as a double standard, while defenders stress citizens' rights over undocumented migrants' alleged crimes.

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Videos of South African locals shutting down foreign-owned spaza shops have drawn millions of views, fueling heated arguments over jobs, safety, and fairness in struggling townships.

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The 36-year-old Ardizzone and 53-year-old Mercogliano, both active in anarchist circles supporting jailed militant Alfredo Cospito, died Friday in Parco degli Acquedotti while mixing powerful materials like ammonium nitrate for a planned protest action. Police from Rome's Digos anti-terrorism unit found bomb components and chemical traces at the site, with the victims' mutilated hands indicating close handling of unstable explosives. No one else was injured, but authorities raided anarchist-linked addresses and held a national anti-terrorism meeting amid heightened tensions over far-left activities.

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Sara Ardizzone and Alessandro Mercogliano were piecing together explosives in an abandoned farmhouse when the device detonated, collapsing the structure around them.

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Euro Pacific Asset Management chief Peter Schiff this week dismissed Bitcoin as a flawed medium of exchange and inferior store of value compared to tokenized gold. He referenced Cathie Wood's revised $1.2 million Bitcoin target for 2030, blaming stablecoins' rise in emerging markets. Amid Bitcoin's 5% year-to-date drop to $90,400, gold has surged 54% while drawing online mockery of Schiff's repeated past predictions.

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Peter Schiff strikes again: Bitcoin is doomed, he says, as stablecoins steal its transaction role and gold crushes it in value storage.

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