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  • Гороскоп для всех знаков Зодиака на май: 6 числа произойдет "тектонический сдвиг"
    Focus.ua - 07:00 May 03, 2026
    Май 2026 года обещает быть насыщенным: ретроградный Плутон и ряд планетарных переходов готовят почву для глубоких перемен — как в личной жизни, так и в мире в целом.
  • Война за копейки: как уберечь критически важную инфраструктуру от будущих атак дронов
    Focus.ua - 07:00 May 03, 2026
    Современный танк стоит очень дорого, боевой самолет стоит безумных денег, авианосец стоит как Звезда Смерти — а дрон по сравнению с ними не стоит ничего, отмечает блогер Дмитрий Чернышев. Уже сейчас террористическая организация может поставить на колени целую страну, в будущем это лишь усугубится, если уже сейчас не позаботиться о защите критически важной инфраструктуры от злонамеренных БПЛА
  • Ben-Gvir celebrates birthday with golden noose cake, far-right crowd
    Haaretz - 06:59 May 03, 2026
    Senior Israel police officers attended after the far-right minister's invitation, alongside district commanders, the prisons chief, activist Benzi Gopstein – convicted of incitement to terrorism – and aide Osher Gabay, convicted of assaulting a Palestinian
  • В Раде хотят сносить дома украинцев: нардеп рассказала, чего ждать владельцам "хрущевок"
    Focus.ua - 06:51 May 03, 2026
    В Комитете по вопросам организации государственной власти, местного самоуправления, регионального развития и градостроительства считают, что в Украине существует проблема устаревшего жилого фонда, которую нужно решать.
  • Japan contains one of its biggest wildfires in decades after 11-day battle
    Dawn - 06:22 May 03, 2026
    Wildfires that scorched forests in northern Japan, reportedly the second biggest in over 30 years, have been brought under control after 11 days, officials have said. Hundreds of firefighters and more than 1,000 military personnel had battled the blazes since late April, as they burned around 1,600 hectares (4,000 acres) across the mountainous Iwate region. The affected area is almost five times the size of New York City’s Central Park. At least eight buildings were damaged, and two people suffered minor injuries, according to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency. Thousands of people were evacuated as fires picked up. Otsuchi town mayor Kozo Hirano told reporters on Saturday that he had been “informed that… the fire had been brought under control” after visiting the area with fire officials. He credited aerial and ground firefighting operations, as well as heavy rainfall, for containing the flames. But Hirano said authorities would remain vigilant as there was a possibility that smouldering embers would re...
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  • Снимаем весну во всей красе: как сделать приятные фото цветов на смартфон, лучшие настройки и советы
    Focus.ua - 06:00 May 03, 2026
    Наступило идеальное время для создания красочных снимков природы, и фотоаппараты для этого необязательны. Кадры с весенними цветами получатся эстетичными почти на любой телефон, если уделить внимание паре нюансов.
  • Crypto industry will be ‘just fine’ if CLARITY Act doesn’t pass: Chris Perkins
    Cointelegraph.com - 05:51 May 03, 2026
    Crypto industry will be ‘just fine’ if CLARITY Act doesn’t pass: Chris PerkinsThe efforts of the SEC and CFTC chairmen indicate that the crypto industry will not suffer without the CLARITY Act, according to crypto executive Chris Perkins. The US crypto industry’s momentum won’t be derailed in the long term even if the much-anticipated CLARITY Act, aimed at bringing more regulatory clarity to the crypto industry, doesn’t make it through Congress, according to 250 Digital Asset Management CEO Chris Perkins. “If not, we’re going to be just fine,” Perkins said on Cointelegraph’s Chain Reaction podcast on Friday, emphasizing that the two major financial regulators are already building workable frameworks. Perkins pointed to ongoing efforts by US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Paul Atkins and Commodities and Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chair Michael Selig, following the agencies’ joint interpretation released in March on how federal securities laws apply to crypto assets. Read more
  • Ancient Dharmarajika Stupa in Taxila echoes with Dhamma sermon after 1,500 years
    Dawn - 05:38 May 03, 2026
     Monks perform rituals in connection with Vesak Day at Dharmarajika Stupa near Taxila. — Dawn Monks perform rituals in connection with Vesak Day at Dharmarajika Stupa near Taxila. — Dawn TAXILA: After nearly 15 centuries of silence, the ancient Dharmarajika Stupa came alive on Friday as chants of Buddhist monks echoed once again across the historic site, marking the first such occasion since its destruction in the 5th century CE by the White Huns. For centuries, the site had remained largely quiet, disturbed only by the soft tread of visitors and the rustle of leaves in the breeze. On Friday afternoon, however, the centuries-old calm gave way to a spiritually charged atmosphere as monks performed religious rituals and delivered a Dhamma sermon at one of the most significant Buddhist heritage sites associated with Emperor Ashoka. The peace prayer ceremony was organised by the Punjab Archaeology Department in collaboration with Buddhist delegations from five Southeast Asian countries, including Sri Lanka, Thailand, Nepal, Vietnam and Myanmar. The ritual began in the afternoon with venerable monks from S...
  • Bahria Town residents in Rawalpindi protest against absence of ‘basic amenities’
    Dawn - 05:29 May 03, 2026
    RAWALPINDI: The residents of Bahria Town Rawalpindi on Saturday staged a protest demonstration against the administration of Bahria Town for not providing civic facilities despite getting hefty fees from them. A large number of residents, traders, property owners, investors, families, and community leaders from Bahria Town Phases 1-8 assembled at Allama Iqbal Junction Phase 8. Jamaat-i-Islami representatives also participated in the protest. The participants carried placards, banners, and display boards, clearly expressing their demands and urging Malik Riaz and Bahria Town Private Limited to relinquish control. Tahir Nihad Bajwa, Chairman of RABT and President of BRACE, led a procession and said that highlighted systemic failures in governance, service delivery, and regulatory oversight and declared that the community has been paying heavily without receiving basic rights or services. He presented the charter of demands and said that it had already been submitted to all relevant authorities. He urged the Raw...
  • Capital police chief dissatisfied with security arrangements at worship places
    Dawn - 05:10 May 03, 2026
    ISLAMABAD: Security measures put in place around places of worship, especially during Friday prayers, were found unsatisfactory, raising concerns about public safety. Police officials told Dawn that the Islamabad inspector general of police himself found security arrangements around worship places unsatisfactory and compromised when he visited mosques and imambargahs during Friday prayers. The police chief visited several worship places, including Jamia Masjid Bibil in Sector G-6/3, to check and review security measures during Friday prayers. However, he found improper arrangements at the mosque, as no police official was present on duty. Besides, improper and unsatisfactory security arrangements were also found at various worship places in the capital, including some located inside the high-security zone. IG visited several worship places to check and review security measures during Friday prayers There were no security arrangements around a number of worship places. In some cases, an unarmed lone policeman ...
  • CM Maryam approves design of Gujranwala Mass Transit System
    The Nation - National - 05:09 May 03, 2026
    LAHORE - Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif Saturday approved the design of the Gujranwala Mass Transit System.
  • YouTuber held for ‘recruiting individuals for al-Qaeda’
    Dawn - 05:00 May 03, 2026
    LAHORE: The Counter Terrorism Department has arrested a YouTuber for recruiting individuals for a banned outfit and registered a case against him under the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997. The FIR identified the suspect as Muhammad Saad bin Riaz, associated with YouTube channel named Eon News. A case has been registered against him on behalf of the state under Section 11F(2), pertaining to membership and support of a proscribed organisation and Section 11W, which relates to the dissemination of material linked to banned groups. According to FIR, the arrest was made on April 27 during a search operation near GPO Chowk on Mall Road. “After getting information from a source that a suspected al-Qaeda member was present at a mosque, Hanfia Ghusia Mughal Saraiy, opposite to Lytton Road, he was caught recruiting individuals and distributing prohibited material.” During the raid, officials claimed to have recovered five copies of a book about Osama bin Laden from his custody along with an al-Qaeda membership card. Meanwhile...
  • Toronto Jewish residents shot with gel pellet gun in suspected antisemitic incident
    JPost.com - Antisemitism - 04:16 May 03, 2026
    Toronto Police. (ilustration) (photo credit: SHUTTERSTOCK)The victims sustained minor injuries after they were shot with the replica firearm, and the suspect fled in their vehicle.
  • "Просто катастрофа": покупка старого дома обернулась для людей бедой (фото)
    Focus.ua - 04:10 May 03, 2026
    Пара из Великобритании решила отремонтировать старый дом, руководствуясь советами с YouTube и TikTok. Через десять месяцев они потратили более 30 тысяч фунтов, а живут в доме без плиты, с дыркой в стене и водой, просачивающейся под пол.
  • Een netwerkontbijt waar de mannen bedienen
    FD - 04:10 May 03, 2026
    Het is een hardnekkig mannenbolwerk, die vastgoedsector. Met honderden vrouwen een ochtend speeddaten moet daar wat aan veranderen.
  • JUI-F threatens protests over seminary raids in Balochistan
    Dawn - 04:04 May 03, 2026
    QUETTA: The Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (JUI-F), Balochistan, has announced the launch of a protest movement against raids on religious seminaries across the province. Senator Maulana Abdul Wasey, the provincial chief of the JUI-F, stated that a province-wide shutter-down strike and protest demonstrations would take place on May 6. Addressing a press conference on Saturday, he said that on May 10, seminary students and party workers from across Balochistan would march towards Quetta. He added that JUI-F members in the provincial assembly would stage strong protests inside the Balochistan Assembly. He also announced that party chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman would address a JUI conference in Pishin on June 4. These decisions were taken during a meeting of the JUI-F’s provincial leadership and later announced at the press conference. Opposition Leader Mir Younas Aziz Zehri, Maulana Salahuddin, Maulana Faiz Muhammad, Agha Mehmood Shah, Malik Sikandar, and others were also present. Red line Maulana Wasey alleged his party f...
  • UniCredit jaagt op Commerzbank: ‘Mensen denken nog altijd dat ceo Orcel kan toveren’
    FD - 04:00 May 03, 2026
    De verhoudingen tussen de Italiaanse en Duitse banken waren al verre van harmonieus. In  aanloop naar de  aandeelhoudersvergadering van UniCredit op 4 mei is de sfeer verder verslechterd.
  • Bitcoin logs best monthly performance in 12 months during April
    Cointelegraph.com - 03:29 May 03, 2026
    Bitcoin logs best monthly performance in 12 months during AprilDespite being the best-performing month in the past 12 months, Bitcoin still came in slightly below its historical average, according to CoinGlass data. Bitcoin has posted its best-performing month in a year, prompting analysts to forecast what could lie ahead for May, which has historically delivered returns of about 8%. “Long way to go back to ATHs, but good to see some green,” Coin Bureau founder Nic Puckrin said in an X post on Friday, referring to Bitcoin’s (BTC) performance during April, which saw a monthly return of 11.87%. It marked Bitcoin’s best-performing month since April 2025, when it returned 14.08%. However, it still came in slightly below its historical April average of 12.98%, according to CoinGlass. Read more
  • Foreign investors exit T-bills
    Dawn - 03:11 May 03, 2026
    KARACHI: The war in the region has almost wiped out foreign investment in Pakistan’s domestic bonds, leaving little chance of recovery if the current situation prevails, said financial experts. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) data showed that foreign investors have almost left the domestic bonds, which had been their preferred choice, as returns were highest in the region and very high compared with most other countries. A day ago, the central bank further increased the yields on Treasury Bills by up to 83 basis points to almost 12pc, making them more attractive to investors. The SBP data showed that over 94pc of foreign investment in T-bills left the country by April 17. Mideast war drives 94pc outflow from treasury bills This could be a result of destabilisation due to war in the region, which is still ongoing without knowing the final outcome of this deadlock in the talks between Iran and the United States. Threats and counter-threats between the two countries have created a broad range of uncertainties, ...
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