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On November 11, analytics firm Bubblemaps revealed a dense cluster of interconnected BNB Chain wallets, funded by Binance, that qualified for and funneled 12% of aPriori's total $APR supply to one entity. The Pantera Capital-backed project, designed to combat MEV exploitation on chains like Monad, has not responded to criticisms despite raising $30 million in funding. On-chain investigator ZachXBT and the community on X have condemned the lack of transparency, with calls for centralized exchanges to delist $APR amid suspicions of insider sybil attacks.

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Blockchain sleuths expose a single entity hoarding 60% of aPriori's $APR airdrop through 14,000 linked wallets, sparking crypto outrage.

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sharply criticized recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear sites and leadership as violations of international law, pledging stronger diplomatic pushes for a ceasefire. Speaking on March 2 amid reports of hundreds dead and retaliatory attacks, he highlighted Turkey's neighborly ties with Iran—stable since the 1639 Treaty of Zuhab—and warned of a spreading 'ring of fire' without quick talks. Erdogan also spoke with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to urge peace efforts, balancing Turkey's NATO role and trade with Iran while condemning attacks on both sides.

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At a Ramadan iftar dinner in Ankara, Erdogan called Iran's people 'friendly and brotherly,' vowing to shield their shared border peace dating back to 1639.

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Iranians gathered for traditional Shia 'Chehelom' ceremonies on the 40th day since January's violent suppression of protests, reigniting demonstrations in cities like Najafabad with chants of 'For every person killed, a thousand will rise' and calls for the Shah. In Abdanan, security forces raided homes, detained residents including women and children, and patrolled amid gunfire reports, while a nationwide internet blackout stifles coordination. These memorials highlight growing resolve amid economic woes and repression, with thousands reportedly killed last month and international calls for action mounting.

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In the dim light of evening, crowds in Najafabad waved photos of the dead, their phone lights and white flags turning grief into open chants against the regime.

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Warm March weather sped up cherry blossom season in Japan, with Tokyo hitting full bloom March 22-29 and petals now falling in Kanto and Kansai by April 2. Washington's Tidal Basin peaked March 26 for its festival through April 12, while Seoul's Yeouido Park frames pink views along the Han River. Photographers worldwide share dreamy scenes—from illuminated canal reflections to backyard trees and full moons through branches—celebrating the blooms' fleeting beauty.

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Petals drift like soft snow down misty staircases in Japan, drawing crowds for hanami picnics under the pink canopy.

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Christians gathered in Trafalgar Square, London, for a worship event. Muslims did not object or disturb the gathering. The event sparked online discussions on religious tolerance.

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IShowSpeed engaged in a conversation with former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, where Wenger advised making the right decisions on the pitch and solving problems independently without pre-set tactics. Speed referred to Wenger as 'bro,' which drew criticism for disrespect. The discussion highlighted Wenger's coaching philosophy and comparisons to past Arsenal players like Theo Walcott and Hector Bellerin.

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Maj. Gen. Antonio A. Aguto Jr., who led the Security Assistance Group-Ukraine until last year, first lost a tube of Secret-level maps detailing force positions on a train from Kyiv to Germany in April 2024; embassy staff recovered it untouched the next day. Weeks later on May 13, he consumed far more than the allowed two drinks—roughly two 500 ml bottles of strong Georgian chacha—during a dinner with Ukrainian counterparts, leading to three falls, a concussion, and slurred speech noted by witnesses at meetings with Secretary Blinken and others the next day. The March 12 inspector general report substantiated excess alcohol and incapacitation but found no compromise of materials or intoxication during meetings; it recommends Army discipline review amid questions on leadership in high-stakes missions.

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A top U.S. general in charge of Ukraine aid stumbled through a chaotic night of heavy drinking in Kyiv, then showed up to key meetings with a visible forehead mark from his falls.

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An F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over southern Iran on Friday during intensified U.S. strikes on key infrastructure like supply-line bridges. One crew member was saved in a risky operation, while exhaustive efforts continue for the second; separately, an A-10 pilot ejected near the Strait of Hormuz and was rescued from the Persian Gulf. The month-old war, sparked by U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran's nuclear sites and missile facilities, draws global criticism, with Trump vowing harder hits and Iran promising retaliation amid rising tensions over oil routes.

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In a tense combat rescue over southern Iran, U.S. teams pulled one F-15 pilot from danger amid enemy fire. The search presses on for the second crew member as the conflict drags into its second month.

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Musk reacted to Ramaphosa's March 31 speech at the South Africa Investment Conference, where the president stood firm on Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) as key to fixing apartheid's inequalities and fostering inclusive growth. The debate centers on the 2025 Employment Equity Amendment Act, which sets strict racial and demographic targets for jobs across sectors, with fines for non-compliance, while supporters see it as redress and critics view it as reverse discrimination. Musk's frustration ties to Starlink's inability to launch there due to 30% Black ownership requirements, despite his South African roots, highlighting ongoing economic tensions in a nation still healing from its past.

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Elon Musk, born in South Africa, hit back at President Cyril Ramaphosa's defense of race-based economic rules, labeling them 'extremely racist' in a pointed online exchange.

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Posts on X highlight NATO's invocation of Article 5 after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States, leading over 1,100 allied soldiers from countries including Britain, Canada, Germany, Denmark, Poland, and Spain to die in Afghanistan alongside Americans. Allies contributed over $100 billion and provided essential bases, logistics, and frontline deployments in places like Helmand and Kandahar.

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The Sierra Leone-flagged Altura, carrying 140,000 metric tons of crude from Russia's Novorossiysk port, was struck by an unidentified sea drone about 15 nautical miles north of the Bosphorus Strait. Turkey's Transport Minister called it a deliberate attack that caused water ingress, deck damage, and left the vessel stationary and not under command, with the Coast Guard responding quickly. Part of Russia's shadow fleet used to evade sanctions, the tanker has faced restrictions from Ukraine, Switzerland, the UK, and the EU; no group claimed responsibility amid heightened Black Sea tensions from the Ukraine war, prompting Turkey to probe and warn against escalation.

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A Turkish tanker loaded with Russian oil shuddered from an explosion in its engine room early Thursday, leaving all 27 crew members safe but the ship adrift just miles from a vital global strait.

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A video posted early Thursday depicts men in traditional attire flogging several women, drawing widespread attention amid ongoing Taliban public punishments for moral crimes like improper dress. Taliban courts reported flogging 30 people on April 1 across four provinces and at least 1,186 over the past year through March 2026, including nearly 100 women. Since their 2021 takeover, the Taliban have imposed severe curbs on women's rights, such as bans on secondary education, most jobs, and public parks, while requiring full veils and male guardians—measures UN experts call torture that erase women from public life.

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Women in blue burqas endure public whippings in an open courtyard, surrounded by male onlookers against a stark mountainous backdrop.

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The candid image from the set of *Sueños de libertad* shows Belmonte, who plays Marta de la Reina, cradling six-month-old Rai as Brunet, Fina Valero in the 1960s prison drama, smiles beside her. Fans adore the 'family vibes' from the actresses whose onscreen romance as lovers Marta and Fina sparked the global 'Mafin' fandom. Brunet paused filming last year for Rai's birth with partner Pep Ambròs and recently returned, fueling emotional reactions like 'tia Marta' and comparisons to show scenes.

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Marta Belmonte beams while holding Alba Brunet's baby son Rai, with Brunet leaning in close under a production tent. The black-and-white snapshot captures pure joy between the Spanish TV stars.

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Qiu Qin Zou and Jia Zhang Zheng, Chinese nationals who entered illegally in the 1990s, were arrested by ICE on March 18 despite a 1998 deportation order. Their U.S.-born children, Alen Zheng, 20, and Ann Mary Zheng, 27, face charges: Alen for placing an explosive device at MacDill Air Force Base's visitor center before fleeing to China, and Ann for helping cover it up. The case has fueled debate over birthright citizenship amid Supreme Court arguments on President Trump's 2025 executive order to limit it for children of undocumented immigrants, though justices seemed skeptical of the change.

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A family's long stay in the U.S. after a denied asylum claim ended in arrests tied to their kids' alleged explosive plot at a Florida air base.

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Czechia beat Denmark in a penalty shootout following a drawn match, securing qualification for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund missed his penalty by hitting the woodwork, contributing to Denmark's elimination alongside misses by other players including Jensen.

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