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A group of best friends are preparing to drive two ambulances filled with veterinary medical supplies to Ukraine to help animals caught in the crossfire of the war
Tobias Sullivan, Rhys Edwards, Jordan Bailey and Jake Trask, from Southend, Essex, will be embarking on the 1,829-mile (2,943km) trip in aid of Animal Rescue Kharkiv
The front-line organisation strives to save all types of animals left wounded or abandoned due to the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia
The group of friends will deliver the supplies in two, bright yellow and green emergency vehicles, which they bought for £3,500, before getting a train and a plane back home
Trask, 33, said he was initially "really nervous" about travelling to Ukraine, but was reassured by the "good team of people" around him
"We are in safe hands, we are mentally prepared for it, and we are smart and savvy, so it's just about having our wits about us when we're out there," he said
The ambitious excursion to Ukraine, for which the group has raised nearly £9,000, will begin on Tuesday night and take the four friends about four days
The group plan to get a ferry to Calais and then drive to Berlin and then Warsaw, before crossing into Ukraine and being escorted to Kyiv and Kharkiv
The "old friends from back in the day" will then hand over the ambulances, which will be "full to the brim" with everything from bandages and syringes to food and toys
The group will then get a train from Ukraine to Poland before boarding a plane to the UK.
According to Trask, Animal Rescue Kharkiv supports cats, dogs, fish, lions, tigers, but its mission has become increasingly difficult due to drone attacks.
It is just horrendous and so horrible, and a lot of the animals don't know what's going on - they're very dazed and confused," he added.
These vets are going into these rubble-style homes where dogs are clinging onto the last bit of bedding and toys to try and get by - they're really scared
"But they still need to be kept happy," he said
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A Conservative MP who was stabbed to death during a constituency surgery could be posthumously awarded America's highest civilian honour - the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Sir David Amess served as the MP for Basildon in Essex from 1983 to 1997 - and represented Southend West from 1997 until he was murdered by Ali Harbi Ali in 202
His name has been put forward for the prestigious honour by Southend resident, Karim Annabi
According to presidential correspondence from February, the White House has acknowledged the nomination and is currently reviewing it
James Courtenay, Southend Conservative group leader, said he "fully supports" the bid for the MP to be recognised on a global stage
"Sir David gave his life doing what he loved – representing the people of Southend," he said
"Recognition of his sacrifice internationally is something I fully support
The Presidential Medal of Freedom, established in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy, can be awarded posthumously and to non-US citizens
Past recipients of the honour include former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, footballer Lionel Messi, U2 singer Bono, and actor Michael J. Fox
Mr Annabi is said to have previously put Sir David's name forward during the Joe Biden administration, but received no reply
Undeterred, he resubmitted the nomination under President Trump, and the White House confirmed it was being considered
The nomination forms part of the Sir David Amess Peace Initiative, an international interfaith project created in memory of the late MP
It aims to promote religious, racial and political unity while raising funds for causes championed by Sir David during his lifetime
It has attracted support from global religious figures, including former Prime Minister Tony Blair, Rabbi David Rosen CBE, and the office of the Archbishop of Canterbury
Mr Annabi, who is a Muslim, said he was driven to put Sir David's name forward as a symbol of unity after being struck by his willingness to help constituents of all backgrounds
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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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Italy will not renew its defence agreement with Israel, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has said.
Meloni said her government had decided to suspend the renewal, which happens every five years, "in view of the current situation", without offering specifics.
Relations between Rome and Tel Aviv, which have historically been solid, have recently soured.
Last week, Italy summoned the Israeli ambassador to Rome after warning shots were fired by Israeli forces at a convoy of Italian UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, damaging one vehicle but causing no injuries.
On Monday, Israel in turn summoned Italy's ambassador to protest comments by Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, who had condemned Israel's "unacceptable attacks" on civilians in Lebanon.
Defence ministry officials told the BBC they were still examining how the government's position would translate into concrete legal and practical consequences on the framework of Italian cooperation with Israel.
Italy is the third-biggest arms exporter to Israel, according to figures from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Sipri). But that still only accounts for 1.3% of Israeli arms imports between 2021-2025. The US and Germany are the top exporters.
Several European countries paused or restricted arms exports with Israel during its military action in Gaza.
The offensive was triggered by the Hamas-led attack on Israel on 7 October 2023, which killed about 1,200 people, while 251 others were taken to Gaza as hostages.
More than 72,330 people were then killed by Israeli military action Gaza - including 757 since the ceasefire began on 10 October 2025 - according to the territory's Hamas-run health ministry.
Over the past few years, many Italians have asked their government to do the same, with hundreds of thousands have taking to the streets or going on strike in protest.
Yet Meloni's right-wing coalition government has remained one of Israel's closest allies in Europe, refusing to join the growing number of countries recognising Palestinian statehood.
But in late March, her camp lost a referendum on a judicial constitutional reform, which many interpreted as a vote on her government's popularity - not least in terms of its relations with Israel and the US.
With only 18 months to go before the next general election, Meloni has been tweaking her rhetoric in order to distance herself from these associations, which are becoming increasingly unpopular among the Italian electorate.
Since the referendum result, she has described the US-Israeli war with Iran as part of a growing and dangerous trend of interventions "outside the scope of international law".
On Monday, she issued a rare criticism of Donald Trump, describing the US president's disparaging comments about Pope Leo XIV as "unacceptable". She later added that the pontiff had her "solidarity".
That led to a swift rebuke from Trump, who told Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera that he was "shocked at her".
I thought she had courage, but I was wrong," he said, adding Meloni "does not care whether Iran has a nuclear weapon and would blow Italy up in two minutes if it had the chance
Meloni may be hoping the first cracks in the Italy-US relationship will help her claw back votes as next year's general election approaches
At one point, Trump's evident sympathy for Meloni appeared to have earned her special recognition as a potential privileged interlocutor among EU countries, and was touted by her supporters as an asset
But now, with Trump becoming an increasingly unpopular figure, that association risks being damaging. In January, a survey showed 63% of the Italian electorate holds a negative opinion of the US
Following Trump's comments, Meloni's allies rushed to her defence. Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on X that Italy's alliance with the US was "built on mutual loyalty, respect, and honesty
"And on Pope Leo XIV she said exactly what all of us Italians think. The prime minister and the government defend and will always defend only and solely the interests of Italy," Tajani said.
"Being allies does not mean accepting everything in silence, but having the courage to clearly state what one believes to be right," defence minister Guido Crosetto said
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Rakuten Pay-Nutzer werden auch in der Lage sein, XRP über die Rakuten Pay-App zu handeln und die Punkte des japanischen E-Commerce-Riesen einzutauschen, um Ripple's Token zu kaufen.
Der Umzug verbindet XRP mit einem der größten Treueprogramme Japans, wo mehr als 3 Billionen Punkte – im Wert von rund 23 Milliarden Dollar – im Umlauf sind und nun in XRP umgewandelt werden können, sagte Kohrogi.
Ab dem 15. April wird Rakuten Wallet XRP sowohl als gelistetes Asset als auch als Zahlungsmethode einführen, was bedeutet, dass Nutzer XRP direkt mit Rakuten-Punkten kaufen und ihr Rakuten-Cash mit XRP aufladen können, um es an über 5 Millionen Handelsstandorten in ganz Japan auszugeben,” sagte Kohrogi und nannte die Entwicklung „meilensteinlich für XRP.“

Das Team, das die Plattform CoW Swap betreibt, sagte, dass es daran arbeite, das Problem für den DEX-Aggregator zu lösen.
DNS-Hijacking ermöglicht es Angreifern, Benutzer von einer legitimen Domain auf eine bösartige Nachahmerseite umzuleiten, oft mit dem Ziel, Krypto-Wallets zu leeren oder private Daten zu ernten. Der Angriffsvektor ist ein persistenter Schwachpunkt in der dezentralen Finanzwelt geworden, wo Benutzer typischerweise auf webbasierte Schnittstellen angewiesen sind, um auf ansonsten sichere Smart Contracts zuzugreifen.
CoW Swap fungiert als dezentraler Börsenaggregator, der Liquidität über verschiedene Plätze beschafft und einen Mechanismus namens „Coincidence of Wants“ nutzt, um Trades direkt zwischen Benutzern abzugleichen oder sie für eine effizientere Ausführung zu bündeln. Aufträge werden von konkurrierenden „Lösungsanbietern“ bearbeitet, die die Handelsergebnisse optimieren, ein Design, das darauf abzielt, Slippage zu reduzieren und die Exposition gegenüber maximal extrahierbarem Wert (MEV) zu begrenzen.

Während des Gewinnaufrufs der Bank am Dienstag warnte JPMorgan CFO Jeremy Barnum, dass Stablecoins ein Werkzeug für regulatorische Arbitrage werden könnten, es sei denn, sie unterliegen denselben strengen Aufsichts- und Verbraucherschutzstandards wie traditionelle Bankeinlagen.
Wenn dasselbe Produkt nicht auf die gleiche Weise reguliert wird, öffnest du die Tür zu Arbitrage“, sagte Barnum und wies auf Strukturen hin, die Belohnungen bieten, die Erträgen ähneln. In diesem Szenario fügte er hinzu, könnten Unternehmen „eine Bank betreiben“, ohne den zentralen Bankregulierungen unterworfen zu sein.

Just shy of three months into the year, the crypto market is reminding us of the lessons learned in all 12 months of 2017. Then all the new lessons learned in 2018. And learned again in 2022 and 2023. While digital asset prices have regressed to the mean lately, they’ve been volatile and it’s been difficult to spot trends.
Time is compressing, just as demand is burgeoning – and not just by adding new users, but also by adding trading pairs as well as other services. In this environment, CoinW is taking steps to expand its range of services, with the aim of offering a comprehensive crypto trading platform the moment requires. The fact that this exchange has been around long enough to have lived through all those previous hard lessons serves it in good stead.
We’re adapting through user-focused innovations to address both opportunities and challenges arising from the trend,” says CoinW chief strategy officer Nassar Al Achkar. “We’re strategically prioritizing user experience enhancements to navigate growth and challenges.”
A case in point is CoinW's derivatives trading platform, featuring fast order matching, low fees and specialized tools designed to streamline the trading process
“Our philosophy, since CoinW’s founding, has been to adhere to a user-centric approach to developing,” says Al Achkar, “thus optimizing matching, fees and features for a streamlined user-focused experience
For example, trading pathway optimization combined with memory upgrades has significantly reduced order placement, matching and confirmation times to the point of low-latency execution – with processing times typically measured in milliseconds under normal conditions. Further, CoinW maker fees are as low as 0.01%, depending on applicable fee tiers (users are encouraged to compare fee structures across platforms). These low fees, of course, improve cost efficiency for high-frequency trading and capital utilization
But functionality is the ultimate test. Investors won’t care about the low fees or the high tech if the platform doesn’t do everything it needs to. This is where CoinW’s comprehensive toolset comes into play. Advanced features including position splitting and merging for precise management, a dynamic stop-less/take-profit setting and one-click reverse orders during market shifts are among the array of functions the exchange provides. This toolkit is intended to support users in managing positions and responding to market conditions
While no investment schema – crypto or traditional – can eliminate all risk, they all can and should mitigate it. To that end, CoinW continues to build user confidence in derivatives trading by ensuring system stability and asset protection, particularly during routine operations and extreme market events.
“Since its founding,CoinW reports that it has not experienced any major publicly disclosed security incidents to date,” Al Achkar says. “We have a near-obsessive focus on security, deploying mechanisms like multi-layered rate limiting, circuit breakers and degradation mechanisms designed to reduce single-point failures
CoinW has reinforced its ecosystem with measures including cold-hot wallet separation, user-side protection tools and external audits to create a multi-layered risk management framework. The platform has further allocated $200 million to a risk contingency fund, intended, at the platform’s discretion and subject to applicable terms, to mitigate certain losses arising from defined events such as system anomalies
Additionally, the platform's Futures Protection Program allocates $500,000 monthly to a protection pool. Via activities like trading, check-ins and referrals, users are able to earn up to $500 in allowance per round that can be claimed when their futures positions get liquidated, mitigating volatility impacts
The program stands out with its "subsidy for every trade" concept that links daily futures trading with allowance accumulation, thus providing a risk buffer, Al Achkar says. Founded in May 2025, the program has nearly 100,000 protected users
Copy trading in the crypto markets has been around for a while now. It’s a good idea and so almost every exchange has, well, copied it. And while imitation might be the sincerest form of flattery, it’s innovation that will determine who does it best
So CoinW introduced a smart money copy trading function that enables users to track and replicate trades of selected traders based on historical performance metrics. The tool lets users automatically replicate trades from comparatively high-performing on-chain addresses and popular traders from exchanges, with an industry-first zero profit-share mechanism
“The crypto trading space has grown far beyond just placing orders. Today’s users want real guidance and a way to tap into strategies that actually work,” says Vega Liu, CoinW’s growth lead for futures. “That’s why we’ve focused so heavily on copy trading. We’re making it genuinely easy for anyone, from complete beginners to seasoned traders, to follow selected traders, subject to user discretion and risk tolerance, and move forward with confidence
The growth of the platform’s copy trading and derivatives trading functions – as well as an array of other recent developments – reflect how user-centric adaptations in derivatives trading can drive sector-wide stability and accessibility amid ongoing volatility
Disclaimer: Trading in digital assets and derivatives involves significant risk and may not be suitable for all users. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Users should carefully consider their financial situation and risk tolerance before engaging in trading activities. CoinW services are subject to legal and regulatory restrictions and may not be available in certain jurisdictions. Users are responsible for ensuring that their use of the platform complies with applicable local laws and regulations
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The card network configured and managed the validator node entirely in-house, it said, following six months of joint work with Tempo’s engineering team.
Visa, a long-time collaborator of the payments services provider, configured and managed the validator node entirely in-house, following six months of joint work with Tempo’s engineering team to integrate the card giant’s infrastructure directly into the blockchain, according to a press release.
Visa plans to run nodes on some other blockchains following the Tempo integration. The card network had previously said it will join the Canton Network, where there are plans to serve as a “Super Validator.”
For the past seven years or so, Visa’s blockchain engineers have been “living and breathing stablecoins,” said the head of Visa's crypto team, Cuy Sheffield. Now the focus is on supporting the evolution of new payment flows such as machine-to-machine commerce using AI agents, he added.
We've been an early design partner, working very closely with the Tempo team, looking at designing infrastructure that can support many types of new payment flows, and particularly agentic payment flows,” Sheffield said in an interview with CoinDesk.
Tempo, which is also backed by crypto investment firm Paradigm, went live last month with Machine Payments Protocol (MPP), a protocol that lets software and AI agents pay for services autonomously.
Visa is a big part of MPP,” Sheffield said. “We added the MPP card spec. We announced Visa CLI, which is a wallet that is built on top of MPP where agents can use a Visa card to be able to spend. So we've been deeply involved in the Tempo and the MPP ecosystem, and now we're running the underlying infrastructure on Tempo.
There’s no doubting Stripe’s conviction when it comes to assembling an end-to-end blockchain-based system for stablecoin payments. But, taking a step back, some people might question how open and decentralized such a system is.
Sheffield, in response, said Visa is simply being pragmatic, looking for products that can drive payment volume.
Our view has always been that decentralization is a spectrum,” Sheffield said. “There are many use cases where decentralization for the sake of decentralization doesn't solve a problem. I think we're now entering a phase in the crypto industry where decentralization is not the primary value prop. It's whether a new payment infrastructure is fast, efficient, programmable and can outperform some existing payment infrastructure for certain use cases.”
Stripe moved into the stablecoin industry when it acquired stablecoin specialist Bridge for $1.1 billion in 2024. Earlier this year, Mastercard made a similar move, buying stablecoin firm BVNK for $1.8 billion.
Asked if Visa had any plans to offer its own stablecoin, Sheffield said:
It's so early and the rules haven't even been fully written yet. We spent a bunch of time with the OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency) and others,” he said. “I think there are many different roles that Visa can play, but everything we do, we want to make sure that we're doing it in partnership with our clients and our network.”
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Optimism over developments in the Middle East sparked a sharp decline in oil prices and rallies across risk markets.
Crypto-related stocks were higher across the board as well. Strategy (MSTR) was up 7.6, Coinbase (COIN) 6.2%, Circle (CRCL) 11% and Galaxy Digital (GLXY) 8.3%.
Bitcoin miners — most of which have altered their business plans to focus on AI-related data center buildouts — were also making large upside moves, led by the former Bitfarms, now Keel Infrastructure (KEEL), which was up 20.5%. MARA Holdings (MARA) was ahead 5.8% and Hut 8 (HUT) 4.8%.
The broader macro backdrop has also turned more supportive. With the Nasdaq reaching its highest level since early February, ether (ETH) also outperformed bitcoin, underscoring the risk-on tone across markets, said Joel Kruger, market strategist at LMAX Group.
"Overall, the past 24 hours reflect a market that is beginning to show signs of re-engagement," Kruger said, pointing to improving technicals and broader participation
The next test for the crypto rally comes at current levels. Kruger said the $76,000 level for bitcoin, where the mid-March rebound rolled over, is a key resistance.
A decisive move above — alongside sustained strength in ether (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency — would be key in determining whether the rebound can evolve into a more durable bullish trend, he said
Derivatives funding rates have now remained negative for 46 days, a streak last seen following the FTX crash which marked the bottom of 2022's crypto winter
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Iran has been winning its economic game of chicken with President Donald Trump.
Trump’s extraordinary blockade of the Strait of Hormuz this week shows the United States isn’t backing down just yet. But America’s significant new step adds substantial risk – to more than just the economy.
If it lasts, the blockade could inflict severe damage to both the Iranian and the US economies. It’s a kind of mutually assured economic pain that the United States, with its $31 trillion economy, is betting it can better withstand.
But the blockade will require serious military power to enforce, putting US troops in harm’s way – a consequence the US has largely avoided so far by conducting the majority of its attack from the air. Putting boots on enemy ships and taking control of dangerous waters threatens to increase the US death toll
Americans are already largely opposed to the war, and the blockade risks two outcomes they have demonstrated no tolerance of: even higher gas prices and troop casualties. Trump is betting Iran will blink first, but Iran has withstood severe economic pain before, and there’s little evidence it is prepared to back down from this existential fight
“Oil’s game of chicken continues to escalate,” said Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Market and a former CIA analyst. “I’m not sure either side is prepared to swerve
The blockade could remove from the global market the 1.8 million barrels of crude Iran has been exporting each day during the war. That’s about 2% of the world’s daily demand – not a ton of oil, but when 12 million barrels a day have been blocked by Iran’s effective closure of the strait, every drop counts
The global oil market has already shown what could happen if the blockade lasts: Crude prices rose by as much as 8% Monday. That could send gas prices, already at a 4-year high, even higher. Prices surged by the most since 2022 last month, and inflation-wary Americans are demonstrating zero tolerance for more cost-of-living pain
Trump on Fox Business Monday acknowledged that high gas prices could last through the November midterm elections
It could be, it could be the same, or maybe a little bit higher, but it should be around the same,” Trump said to Fox’s Maria Bartiromo
But a successful blockade could be significantly more devastating for Iran
The blockade will throttle Iran’s oil exports, cutting off its primary revenue source, noted Dan Pickering, founder and chief investment officer at Pickering Energy Partners. Iran’s single pipeline route — to a port on the Gulf of Oman — has just 200,000 barrels per day of realistic export capacity, and the US Navy could also try to blockade that
“Iran will certainly be hurt by this, and it will be hurt severely,” said Adnan Mazarei, senior fellow of Middle Eastern affairs at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
Still, Iran is well-accustomed to sanctions and economic pain, and it has the resources to hold out for quite some time. After the US lifted sanctions on Iranian oil last month, the country’s crude output surged. Total Iranian crude volumes on water — including floating storage and cargoes in transit – reached approximately 190 million barrels this week, according to Johannes Rauball, senior crude research analyst at Kpler
The US Navy could intercept some of that, but stopping all that crude would be tricky
The current measures are unlikely to materially disrupt Iran in the near term,” he said
Iran also has developed some tricks to evade sanctions in the past. It has a history of mixing its oil with Iraq’s or smuggling fuel through Pakistan, noted Hasan Alhasan, a senior fellow for the Middle East Policy at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in Bahrain.
With its blockade, the United States is effectively taking on a punishing task: wresting control of the Strait of Hormuz from Iran
The Trump administration said more than a month ago the Navy would escort oil tankers through the strait. But that never happened, in part because of the danger to troops from navigating narrow waters while fending off Iranian mines and attack vessels. The complicated logistics made the plan a low priority for the Navy, which focused instead on eliminating Iran’s offensive capabilities
Trump’s blockade is functionally the same as the escort plan, only the objective has changed: Navy ships will be tasked with intercepting and commandeering enemy vessels to prevent Iran from getting its oil onto the ocean.
It’s a serious escalation in the war: Trump on Monday said the US will sink any Iranian ships that come near the US blockade. A senior Iranian lawmaker responded that any Navy vessels attempting to block Iran’s ports will be “sent to the bottom of the sea.” It’s not an idle threat: Even with a depleted Navy, Iran has proven capable of targeting vessels in the strait with small speed boats and inexpensive drones.
The blockade also risks spreading the war beyond its current confines. Iran has already retaliated against previous US and Israeli attacks by blowing up crucial energy infrastructure in Qatar and Saudi Arabia, and Croft said she expects Tehran would increase attacks on regional energy facilities if Trump backs his threat with action
Iran’s proxies, including the Houthis and Iranian-backed militias in Iraq, could also enter the conflict more broadly than they already have, Croft warned. They have already begun harassing ships in the Red Sea and apparently attacked a pipeline in Saudi Arabia
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Während der diplomatische Druck, die Waffenstillstandsverhandlungen zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und Iran wieder aufzunehmen, weitergeht, haben Washington und Teheran auch über einen Deal zur Urananreicherung Irans verhandelt.
Irans derzeitiger Vorrat an angereichertem Uran — und die Fähigkeit, weiter anzureichern — waren zentrale Elemente der langjährigen Forderung der Regierung des US-Präsidenten Donald Trump, dass Teheran sich nicht nur verpflichtet, keine Atomwaffe zu bauen, sondern auch die Fähigkeit dazu aufgibt.
Jetzt haben mehrere US-Medienberichte zufolge spezifische Unterschiede bezüglich Irans nuklearer Anreicherung sich als kritischer Stolperstein in den Verhandlungen zwischen den beiden Ländern herausgestellt, die darauf abzielen, ihren Krieg zu beenden.

Italy has suspended a defence agreement with Israel that involves the exchange of military equipment and technology research, according to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
In view of the current situation, the government has decided to suspend the automatic renewal of the defence agreement with Israel,” Meloni said on Tuesday on the sidelines of an event in Verona, according to the Italian news agencies ANSA and AGI.
Approved by Israel in 2006, the agreement is renewed automatically every five years. It calls for cooperation across defence industries, education and training of military personnel, research and development, and information technology.
Meloni’s right-wing government has been one of Israel’s closest allies in Europe, but in recent weeks, it has criticised Israeli attacks on Lebanon
There was no immediate reaction by the Israeli government after Tuesday’s announcement
Tensions between the two countries have risen over the past week after the Italian government accused Israeli forces of firing warning shots at a convoy of Italian peacekeepers in Lebanon
Italy summoned Israel’s ambassador in protest over the incident, which damaged at least one vehicle and caused no injuries
On Monday, Israel summoned Italy’s ambassador after comments by Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani that condemned “unacceptable attacks” on Lebanese civilians by Israeli forces.
Tajani, who is also deputy prime minister, was in Beirut on Monday for talks with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Foreign Minister Youssef Raggi.
He later wrote on X that he was there to “convey Italy’s solidarity following Israel’s unacceptable attacks against the civilian population”.
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The United States naval blockade of Iran has come into effect as President Donald Trump’s administration tries to pressure Tehran into accepting its terms for an end to their war by trying to squeeze the Iranian economy.
The blockade began at 14:00 GMT on Monday. Iran’s armed forces have called it “an illegal act” that “amounts to piracy”.
Even though Iran has become accustomed to US sanctions and has continued to function during the war, a blockade like this could inflict significant damage to Iran’s economy, analysts said.
How much can this blockade hurt Iran? Here’s what we know:
Iran primarily exports oil and gas through its ports. Soon after the start of the US-Israel war on Iran on February 28, authorities in Tehran announced what amounted to a closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the only waterway out of the Gulf, through which 20 percent of the world’s oil and gas supplies pass in peacetime.
The near-shutdown of the vital chokepoint sent global oil and gas prices soaring, and since then, Iran has controlled the strait: Only ships from a few countries that struck individual deals with Tehran were allowed through
But throughout that period, Iran itself continued to export its energy products through the strait.
Iran’s oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz account for about 80 percent of its total exports. According to Kpler, a trade intelligence firm, Iran exported 1.84 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil in March and has shipped 1.71 million bpd so far in April, compared with an average of 1.68 million bpd in 2025
In other words, Iranian exports through the strait actually increased in March and early April
From March 15 to April 14, it exported 55.22 million barrels of oil. The price per barrel of Iranian oil – across its three major variants, known as Iranian light, Iranian heavy and Forozan blend – has not fallen below $90 per barrel over the past month. On many days, the price has actually surpassed $100 a barrel
Even at the conservative estimate of $90 a barrel, Iran would have earned $4.97bn over the past month from oil exports
By contrast, in early February before the war started, Iran was earning about $115m a day from its crude oil exports, or $3.45bn in a month
Simply put, Iran has earned 40 percent more from oil exports in the past month than it did before the war
But now, with the US military blockading Iran’s ports and the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran’s capacity to export crude oil has been directly hit – and dramatically so, experts said
at least not at the same level,” Mohamad Elmasry, professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, told Al Jazeera before referring to Tehran’s reported collection of fees from non-Iranian vessels it is allowing to pass through the strait. “The Iranians also wouldn’t be able to get tolls
Frederic Schneider, a nonresident senior fellow at the Middle East Council on Global Affairs, agreed
He told Al Jazeera that the previous six weeks had been a boon for Iran in terms of oil revenues, but with the US blockade, that will change
Iran has some buffer in the form of crude oil reserves in floating tanks, basically parked tankers, which was estimated at about 127 million barrels in February. But that doesn’t mean that the blockade wouldn’t hurt Iran.” he said.
According to the maritime intelligence agency Windward, as of Monday, total Iranian oil on the water was about 157.7 million barrels. Of this, 97.6 percent was destined for China
Windward warned that all of this oil could be impacted by the US blockade
Besides oil, the US blockade of Iranian ports could also impact Tehran’s trade of other goods.
Some key exports shipped through its ports include petrochemicals, plastics and agricultural products that primarily go to countries like China and India while major imports include industrial machinery, electronics and food, primarily sourced from China, the United Arab Emirates and Turkiye
According to a February 18 report by the Tehran Times, data released by Iran’s Customs Administration showed that the country’s total nonoil trade reached $94bn from March 21, 2025, to January 20 with imports outpacing exports, resulting in a trade deficit
The current blockade will impact Iran’s overall trade and hurt its economy, analysts said.
Schneider said that if nonhydrocarbon trade is disrupted, that will not only be a blow to revenues but also to supplies and lead to increased domestic shortages in an economy that has already been under a lot of strain from pre-war sanctions
The question will be whether this increased suffering will force Iran to concede defeat or whether it will harden its resolve and escalate the situation. But I doubt this blockade will come into full effect or last very long,” he said.
Yes. To reduce dependency on straits like the Strait of Hormuz from the Gulf and the Strait of Malacca in Southeast Asia, both of which are crucial to global trade, Iran and China have developed a railway line.
Using existing railway lines across Central Asian countries like Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, a freight train carrying commercial goods from China first arrived in Iran in February 2016. Then in May, according to Iran’s Tasnim news agency, the first freight train from Xi’an, China, arrived at the Aprin dry port in Iran, marking the official launch of a direct rail link between Iran and China
According to a report by geopolitical consulting agency SpecialEurasia, the China-Iran railway “helps mitigate the risks of naval interdiction by Western forces that hamper Iranian trade, particularly the transport of crude oil by Tehran’s so-called ‘ghost ships
“Dark ships” or “ghost ships” operate by switching off their automatic identification system to avoid detection and circumvent sanctions. Throughout the war on Iran, shipping data have detected the presence of such ships transporting oil and other goods
“Nevertheless, it is important to note that transporting hydrocarbons by rail involves considerable logistical challenges,” the SpecialEurasia report added
There is currently no credible evidence that oil has been transported by rail from Iran to China.
Schneider said that if the blockade persists, it will certainly hurt Iran’s economy. But, he added, it is also unclear how long the standoff over the Strait of Hormuz will last.
It’s very difficult to say how serious the US is about this blockade, how long it will last, how it will end and what is coming next,” he said.
“Most of the Iranian tankers are headed for China, and I cannot see China giving in to this blockade,” Schneider said. “Secondly, I don’t see the US Navy seizing or even sinking these ships.”
“So this is a very volatile situation that will quickly veer into one direction which could be a ceasefire and detente or the other which could be the escalation and the resumption of bombings and missile strikes,” he added.
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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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Der Schweizer Eishockeytrainer Patrick Fischer hat zugegeben, dass er ein Zertifikat fälschlicherweise verwendet hat, das behauptete, er sei gegen COVID-19 geimpft worden, um Chinas Reisebeschränkungen für die Olympischen Winterspiele 2022 zu umgehen, wo er seine Nation leitete
In einer Erklärung sagte Fischer, der weiterhin für das Schweizer Team verantwortlich ist, dass er einen „ernsthaften Fehler in dieser Angelegenheit“ gemacht habe, indem er mit dem Herrenteam mit falschen Unterlagen nach Peking reiste
„Es tut mir leid, wenn ich die Menschen mit dieser Situation enttäuscht habe“, sagte Fischer. „Ich befand mich in einer außergewöhnlichen persönlichen Krise, weil ich nicht geimpft werden wollte. Gleichzeitig wollte ich mein Team bei den Olympischen Spielen sicherlich nicht im Stich lassen.

Der Hezbollah-Anführer Naim Qassem hat ein bevorstehendes Treffen zwischen der libanesischen Regierung und Israel in den Vereinigten Staaten als „vergeblich“ abgelehnt, da die israelischen Streitkräfte ihre Angriffe auf den Libanon intensivieren.
In einer im Fernsehen übertragenen Rede am Montag forderte Qassem die Regierung auf, eine „historische und heldenhafte Haltung“ einzunehmen, indem sie nicht an den geplanten Gesprächen teilnimmt.
Die libanesischen und israelischen Botschafter in den USA sollen sich am Dienstag in Washington, DC, treffen, um direkte Verhandlungen zwischen den beiden Ländern zu erörtern.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) Krypto ist so strukturiert, dass 75 % der Nettoumsätze an DT Marks DEFI LLC, eine in Delaware ansässige Gesellschaft, die direkt mit Donald Trump und seiner Familie verbunden ist, geleitet werden, während sie sie von jeglicher rechtlichen oder finanziellen Haftung für die Betriebsabläufe des Projekts isoliert.
Die Demokraten im Repräsentantenhaus veröffentlichten am 24. November einen Bericht des Stabs, in dem WLFI als das Herzstück dessen beschrieben wird, was sie als präsidentielle Selbstbereicherung in beispiellosem Ausmaß bezeichnet, wobei der Abgeordnete Jamie Raskin erklärte, dass Trump „das Oval Office in die korrupteste Krypto-Startup-Betrieb der Welt verwandelt hat.“

Die Solana Foundation hat STRIDE – Solana Crypto Trust, Resilience and Infrastructure for DeFi Enterprises – ein strukturiertes Sicherheitsbewertungsprogramm ins Leben gerufen, das alle Solana-basierten DeFi-Protokolle abdeckt, finanziert durch eine Partnerschaft mit der Sicherheitsfirma Asymmetric Research.
Das Programm trifft fünf Tage nach dem Drift Protocol Exploit am 1. April ein, bei dem Angreifer 286 Millionen Dollar in weniger als 12 Minuten abgezweigt haben – ein Verstoß, der das Fehlen einer standardisierten, laufenden Sicherheitsbasis über Solanas DeFi-Schicht offenbarte.

XRP Crypto fiel auf 1,31 $, nachdem eine harte Ablehnung bei 1,35 $ den Händlern wenig von einem Ausbruchsversuch übrig ließ, der kurz glaubwürdig aussah.
Der Rückgang um 2 % ist sekundär – was zählt, ist die Kombination aus dieser Ablehnung der Obergrenze und der sichtbar dünneren Tiefe des Orderbuchs, eine Konstellation, die historisch schärfere gerichtete Bewegungen vorausgeht.
Der gescheiterte Anstieg kam von einem Hoch von 1,37 $ am 31. März, wobei XRP es nicht schaffte, den Widerstand bei 1,40 $ zu überwinden und seitdem durch einen Bereich von 1,28 $–1,33 $ nach unten grindet.
Dieser jüngste Anstieg in Richtung 1,35 $ sieht jetzt eher wie eine Verteilungszone als wie eine Startrampe aus, und die Marktkapitalisierung liegt bei 80,6 Milliarden $ mit einem 24-Stunden-Volumen von nur 2,01 Milliarden $ – eine reduzierte Teilnahme, die bestätigt, dass das Liquiditätsproblem real ist. Das Diagramm zwingt jetzt zu einer binären Frage: Hält 1,28 $, oder kommt die nächste Unterstützung bei 1,15 $ schneller ins Spiel, als die Bullen erwarten.