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الأسهم الآسيوية ترتفع وسط تفاؤل بتراجع حدة الصراع في شرق الأوسط

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الأسهم الآسيوية ترتفع وسط تفاؤل بتراجع حدة الصراع في شرق الأوسط

صعد « نيكي » الياباني بنسبة 1.10% إلى ​53709.58 ​نقطة ⁠بحلول الساعة 0116 0.53% ​إلى 3664.43 نقطة.

1.36% ليصل إلى 0.5%.

وساهمت تقارير في دعم معنويات المستثمرين، حيث أفادت منصة “أكسيوس » بأن الولايات المتحدة وإيران ووسطاء إقليميين يبحثون شروط هدنة محتملة لمدة 45 يوما قد تؤدي إلى إنهاء دائم للحرب.

المصدر: RT

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صحيفة: تشديد قبضة إيران على مضيق هرمز ستقوض مكانة البترودولار

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صحيفة: تشديد قبضة إيران على مضيق هرمز ستقوض مكانة البترودولار

وتشير مضيق هرمز تمنح إيران القدرة على التأثير على تجارة النفط العالمية وتقويض هيمنة الدولار”.

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وذكر المحلل سرهات لطيف أوغلو بأن ما يقرب من 20٪ من إمدادات النفط في العالم تمر عبر مضيق هرمز، مما يجعله نقطة رئيسية في نظام الطاقة العالمي.

ونقلت الصحيفة عن الخبير قوله: “في خضم الصراع المحيط بإيران، شددت طهران قبضتها على حركة السفن في المنطقة، حيث تنظم فعلياً مرور ناقلات النفط وتقوم بجباية إيرادات إضافية من العبور”.

ويعتقد لطيف أوغلو أنه إذا استمر نفوذ إيران في المضيق في النمو، فإن طهران ليس فقط ستجني مكاسب اقتصادية كبيرة، بل وستحصل أيضا على أداة ضغط جيوسياسية قوية، بما في ذلك القدرة على التأثير على أسعار النفط والتدفقات المالية العالمية.

كما لا يستبعد المحلل أن يؤدي مثل هذا السيناريو إلى تسريع انتقال بعض الدول إلى عملات بديلة لمدفوعات الطاقة، الأمر الذي من شأنه أن يضعف مكانة الدولار الاقتصاد العالمي.

For 28 days, the water will be drained. This will allow the water to dry out. وتشن إيران بدورها ضربات انتقامية على الأراضي الإسرائيلية، فضلا عن استهدافها أهدافا عسكرية أمريكية في الشرق الأوسط.

أدى تصاعد الصراع إلى توقف شبه تام لحركة الملاحة عبر مضيق هرمز، وهو ممر إمداد رئيسي للنفط والغاز الطبيعي المسال على مستوى العالم. ونتيجة لذلك، ترتفع الوقود في معظم البلدان.

المصدر: RT

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The Minelli shoe brand once again placed in receivership

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The Minelli shoe brand once again placed in receivership

The shoe manufacturer Minelli was once again placed in receivership, two and a half years after an identical procedure which led to the takeover of the brand, according to a legal document consulted on Sunday April 5 by Agence France-Presse (AFP), confirming information from L’Informé.

Minelli had been in safeguard proceedings since September, converted in March into receivership by a judgment of the Paris Economic Activities Court, which means that the company is now in cessation of payments.

Created in 1973, the brand of leather goods and shoes mainly intended for women was placed in receivership in September 2023 before the Marseille commercial court (which has since become the economic activities court). It was then saved by three buyers – investors and the clothing brand Mes Demoiselles Paris – who integrated it into a new entity, Maison Minelli, today in receivership after a six-month observation period during the safeguard phase.

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Around ten loss-making stores

The brand has not yet rectified the situation: it lost 3.7 million euros during its last published financial year 2024-2025. According to the previous safeguard judgment consulted by AFP, “around ten stores taken over” by the new owners “turn out to be loss-making. »

The rescue of Minelli in 2024 was to the detriment of many employees, with the workforce falling to less than 200 employees compared to around 600 before the takeover.

Read also: Article reserved for our subscribers Minelli shoes: almost two thirds of the 579 employees are laid off

Many accessories or ready-to-wear brands have been placed in receivership in France for two years, such as Claire’s, Jennyfer, Okaïdi and IKKS. Some of these brands suffer in particular from competition from very low-cost Asian sites, such as Shein.

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Samir Nasri caught up in his meal deliveries: the tax authorities demand 5 million euros from him

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Samir Nasri caught up in his meal deliveries: the tax authorities demand 5 million euros from him

The French tax administration does not lack imagination when it comes to tracking down recalcitrant taxpayers, and former French international Samir Nasri has just had the bitter experience of this.

Retired from the field since 2021, the man nicknamed the “Little Prince of Marseille” today leads a career as a noted consultant on the set of the Canal Football Club. But behind the technical analyzes and the relaxed smile, a high-level legal and financial battle is playing out in the shadows.

The French tax authorities are contesting the tax residence of the ex-Manchester City player, officially domiciled in the United Arab Emirates. To prove that the midfielder actually spends most of his time on French soil, Bercy inspectors used a method that was original to say the least: the careful analysis of his meal delivery platform accounts.

The stakes are colossal since the administration is demanding a sum exceeding 5 million euros in tax arrears and penalties.

More than 200 Deliveroo orders: too many for the tax authorities

For the tax administration, the case is based on a precise legal concept: the “center of vital interests”. If Samir Nasri claims to live in Dubai, a particularly lenient territory in terms of taxes, investigators have accumulated evidence tending to demonstrate that his daily life takes place mainly in Paris.

According to information revealed by Les Échos and relayed by several specialized accounts, the tax authorities obtained access to the data of its meal delivery applications, in particular Deliveroo. The verdict of the algorithms is clear: for the year 2022 alone, the former footballer would have placed more than 200 orders delivered to Parisian addresses. A pace of consumption which suggests an almost daily presence in the French capital, far from the beaches of the Persian Gulf.

This method of investigation, although surprising, is part of an underlying trend where digital traces are becoming formidable proof tools. By examining order histories, the agents were able to establish a precise calendar of the ex-player’s habits.

Ordering a burger or sushi in Paris two to three times a week, month after month, makes the argument of a simple tourist stay difficult to maintain. The investigators did not stop there, cross-referencing this data with his regular appearances on Canal+ and other elements of his lifestyle.

For Bercy, the observation is clear: you don’t order 200 meals per year in a city where you are only passing through.

A recovery of 5 million euros that the former Marseillais contests

The direct consequence of this investigation is a massive tax adjustment. The tax authorities believe that Samir Nasri should have declared all of his worldwide income in France, and not only the part linked to his consulting activities.

The total amount claimed would amount to more than 5 million euros. This sum includes not only unpaid taxes over several financial years, but also increases for “willful failure”. The administration considers that the expatriation to Dubai was a scheme intended to evade French tax while most of his social, professional and domestic life was in France.

For his part, Samir Nasri does not intend to let this happen and firmly contests this interpretation of the facts. His legal advisors are working to demonstrate that his main residence remains in the Emirates and that his visits to France are dictated by his contractual obligations with the media.

The defense could argue that the number of meal orders does not constitute proof of legal residence, but simply a consumption habit during frequent business trips. However, French jurisprudence is increasingly strict: as soon as a person has permanent accommodation in France and carries out a main professional activity there, they are considered a French tax resident.

The legal battle promises to be long, but it already illustrates a new reality: in the digital age, our mobile applications have become the best aids to public finance inspectors.

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Rugby: Stade Toulouse summoned before a disciplinary committee for “exceeding” the “salary cap” in three of the last four seasons

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الأسهم الآسيوية ترتفع وسط تفاؤل بتراجع حدة الصراع في شرق الأوسط

The club, three-time reigning French champion, and already sanctioned several times since 2023, will have to explain itself to the specialized “salary cap” Disciplinary Commission on May 26.

The Toulouse stadium in turmoil. The three-time reigning French champion is summoned on May 26 before the disciplinary committee, notably for “exceeding” the “salary cap” in three of the last four seasons, the National Rugby League (LNR) announced on Sunday April 5.

“The salary cap manager”, who must monitor compliance with the salary cap for Top 14 rugby clubs “has noted several alleged infringements on the part of Stade Toulousain” explains the League press release. He accuses the red and black club of “exceeding the salary cap ceiling” in three of the last four seasons (2021-2022, 2022-2023 and 2024-2025) as well as “failure to comply with the general obligation of transparency and cooperation” from 2021 to 2025.

The most successful club in the history of French rugby (24 championships, 6 European Cups) faces a heavy fine and a recruitment ban. However, the club does not risk sporting sanctions, such as withdrawal of points or demotion, because these were only put in place from the current season.

Stade Toulouse has already been fined 50,000 euros, suspended in 2023, when Springbok winger Cheslin Kolbe left for Toulon. In 2025, he agreed as part of mediation to pay a “contribution” of 1.3 million euros to the LNR as part of the transfer of international fullback Melvyn Jaminet from Perpignan.

At the end of March, the president of Stade Toulouse Didier Lacroix wrote a letter to his counterparts calling on them to reform the salary cap, considering it partially “illegal and inconsistent”. The club also sent a request for repeal of several provisions to the League, which does not intend to follow up. The disagreement could go all the way back to the Council of State.

The reform of the Top 14 salary cap has occupied professional rugby for several months. This season, it includes a fixed amount of 10.7 million euros, which is increased depending on the number of French internationals in the squad.

Originally published at Almouwatin.com

صدمة غلاء جديدة تنتظر الصريين وطلبات رسمية لرفع الأسعار

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صدمة غلاء جديدة تنتظر الصريين وطلبات رسمية لرفع الأسعار

وأكدت مصادر مطلعة داخل الشركات أن تكاليف التشغيل شهدت زيادات بسبب عدة عوامل الطاقة، وارتفاع سعر الدولار الذي يؤثر سعة على تكلفة شراء خدمات سعة الإنترنت الدولية الـ »Bandwidth » والمعدات والتجهيزات المستوردة لتشغيل الأبراج والمحطات.

وأوضحت المصادر أن الشركات تحاول عادة استيعاب جزء كبير من هذه الزيادات، لكن الوضع الحالي يشهد ضغوطا على عدد كبير من المدخلات التشغيلية، مما يهدد استدامة جودة الخدمات المقدمة للملايين من المشتركين إذا لم يتم تعديل الأسعار.

من جانبه، أكد مصدر مسؤول بقطاع الاتصالات أن الجهاز القومي لتنظيم الاتصالات يدرس هذه المطالب بعناية، مع مراعاة البعد الاجتماعي والقدرة الشرائية للمواطنين، مشيراً إلى أن الدراسات لا تزال جارية ولم يصدر قرار نهائي بعد.

وكشفت مصادر عن أن شركات الاتصالات الأربع العاملة في مصر تقدمت 15% to 20% of the risk is reduced.

وبدأت مطلع 20-91% 1000 كيلو وات/ساعة بنسبة حوالي 16%، ومع ذلك، حافظت الحكومة على تثبيت أسعار الشرائح المنخفضة والمتوسطة التي تشمل غالبية المصرين.

كما شهدت أسعار البنزين والسولار زيادات استثنائية في مارس 17% reduction in water consumption في الأبراج البعيدة عن شبكة الكهرباء.

و ارتفع سعر الدولار مقابل الجنيه إلى حوالي 54.30 – 54.40 جنيها في البنوك الرسمية خلال أبريل، مما يزيد بشكل مباشر من تكلفة الاستيراد والمدفوعات الدولية للشركات.

وتعتمد شركات الاتصالات على الطاقة الشمسية في بعض المحطات خاصة في المناطق النائية، لكنها تحتفظ بجينيراتورات تعمل بالديزل كاحتياطي لضمان عدم انقطاع الخدمة.

ويعد قطاع الاتصالات من أكثر القطاعات حساسية لتقلبات أسعار Do not remove the water from the water.

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Aussie native ‘buffet’ creates honey with stronger anti-microbial punch

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Findings could help develop new treatments for drug-resistant infections while supporting bushfire recovery and sustainable beekeeping practices. Honeybees

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Campsites are full for this Easter weekend

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Samir Nasri caught up in his meal deliveries: the tax authorities demand 5 million euros from him

The surge in gasoline prices could benefit campsites. For the first weekend of the Easter holidays, reservations are up. Some tourists prefer this mode of accommodation, less expensive and closer to home, to avoid stocking up.

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Germans, Dutch, French… In total, 700 people have reserved at a campsite in Roquebrune-sur-Argens (Var). The establishment is full, Sunday April 5. Couples of friends came from the neighboring department, Bouches-du-Rhône. At the heart of their concerns, fuel prices. “There comes a time when it has to stop. This price of fuel is crazy,” says a man.

And the surge in diesel has another consequence. Together, they were to leave for Norway in a month. Their friends just canceled. “We’ve been planning this trip to Norway for almost a year,” laments a vacationer. And to continue: “there is a big question mark. My husband would eventually agree to leave, because we only have one life. I’m a little tempted to give up. »

A little further down the aisle, a man from Nice is also tracking down expenses, and has given up on going far: “We have to be careful. […] We are not far, we are 60 kilometers from home. It’s certain, usually, we prefer to go a little further in other regions… But here, we limit ourselves. »

In this context, the owner of the campsite thinks he will do well. “We are going to have a clientele who will stay in the south of France. We are going to have, we are sure, a very good season this year,” says Pascal de Mattéi, owner of “Au paradis des campeurs” in Les Issambres. For this summer, campsite reservations are already in good shape: +10% compared to last year.

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I had never tested a VR headset, here are my first impressions of the Samsung Galaxy XR

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I had never tested a VR headset, here are my first impressions of the Samsung Galaxy XR

As a young journalist, until a few months ago, I was completely new to the world of tech. I had never had the opportunity to test a VR headset unlike many of my colleagues at 01net. This opportunity presented itself to me last week, I had the chance to test the Samsung Galaxy XR. After trying it for a little while, I’m giving you my first impressions, those of an apprentice tester, but also those of an enthusiast who is experiencing an innovative tech product for the first time.

Before I was able to take charge of the Samsung Galaxy XR, I thought it was a VR headset like I had seen others come by. However, I learned during this hands-on experience that this model was not a virtual reality headset but a mixed reality headset! Mixed reality is a technology that combines virtual reality and augmented reality.

A lightweight, comfortable and easy-to-use headset even for novices

The first impression this helmet gave me was that of its lightness. Given its size, I was expecting a much heavier device. This is not the case, the helmet ultimately remains quite comfortable. It is easily adjusted and holds well in place. The only small negative point is perhaps the small mark on the forehead that the helmet leaves once removed, although it only remains visible for a few moments after its removal.

More broadly, it is a beautiful object, despite a design that evokes a ski mask. But this aspect becomes secondary once the helmet is placed on the head. Still on the design side, having to keep the battery in the pocket is not as bothersome as I thought, even if it is nice to have a pocket.

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Once properly installed on your head, it is very easy to use, even for the newbie and Apple user that I am. After a few explanations, navigation becomes intuitive. The interface is simple, you navigate using pinches and gestures, a physical button is also present on the top of the headset.

If we focus on the image, this is the aspect that impressed me the most during this first experience. The image quality seemed very clear and fluid to me, with very little latency. The sound, also 360°, also contributes to the immersion and reinforces the feeling of being in your bubble.

Impressive immersive apps

I was able to try watching YouTube or Netflix on the Galaxy XR and it was very pleasant. Once launched, the application screen can open large, very large, which almost gives the impression of being in the cinema, you really have the feeling of being immersed in the series, films or videos that you are viewing.

Another feature that I had the opportunity to test is Google Street View with its immersive mode. The application allows you to move in 360° anywhere in the world. It is possible to visit cities like Paris, New York or even landscapes such as the Grand Canyon. I was able to fly over these places from a drone’s point of view. I then didn’t have the feeling of looking at a map but rather of being immersed in the map.

First hands-on Galaxy XR
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This immersive experience was my favorite, although, the only negative point, it caused me a little dizziness, although I am not usually prone to it.

Review of the experience

Lacking a point of comparison, it is difficult to fully judge the Galaxy XR. This first handling, however, remains positive and makes me want to try other mixed reality headsets to get a more complete opinion.

The immersion in Android XR is impressive even if it does not completely correspond to the idea of ​​“technological revolution” that I had of it.

There remains the question of daily usefulness. The few minutes spent with the headset may have been enough, the experience is pleasant but at the moment I don’t need it. It nevertheless remains an interesting and fun experience that I would be ready to repeat if the opportunity presents itself.

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What to Do If Your Bank Account Is Frozen in Europe

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What to Do If Your Bank Account Is Frozen in Europe

You try to pay for groceries or rent — and your card is declined. You check your banking app: your account has been frozen. No warning, no clear explanation. In that moment, daily life stops. Access to your own money suddenly becomes uncertain.

Across Europe, banks can legally freeze accounts in certain situations, often linked to anti-money laundering checks or suspected fraud. But you also have rights — including the right to information, to challenge decisions, and to regain access as quickly as possible.

Step 1: Confirm why your account was frozen

Your first move is to contact your bank immediately. Ask clearly:

  • Why the account was frozen
  • Whether the restriction is temporary or indefinite
  • What documents or actions are required from you

Under EU rules on financial transparency and anti-money laundering, banks may not always be able to disclose full details if an investigation is ongoing. However, they should still provide general information. See guidance from the European Banking Authority.

Step 2: Provide requested documents quickly

In many cases, accounts are frozen due to verification checks. Banks may request:

  • Proof of identity (passport or ID card)
  • Proof of address
  • Source of funds (salary slips, contracts, invoices)

Submit documents as soon as possible and keep records of everything you send. Delays on your side can prolong the freeze.

Step 3: Assert your right to access essential funds

Even when an account is restricted, you may still have the right to access essential funds for basic needs such as food, rent, or medical expenses. This depends on national law and the nature of the freeze.

The European Commission’s payment services guidance highlights the importance of access to basic banking services across the EU.

Step 4: File a formal complaint with your bank

If the situation is unclear, prolonged, or seems unjustified, submit a written complaint through your bank’s official complaints procedure.

State clearly:

  • What happened and when
  • How it affects you (missed payments, hardship)
  • What resolution you expect

Banks are generally required to respond within set timeframes under EU consumer protection standards.

Step 5: Escalate to financial authorities if needed

If the bank’s response is unsatisfactory, you can escalate the issue to your national financial ombudsman or supervisory authority.

You can find your national authority via the European Banking Authority consumer page or consult the European Central Bank contacts for guidance.

Step 6: Consider legal advice in serious cases

If your account remains frozen for an extended period without justification, or if you suffer financial damage, you may need legal assistance. In some cases, courts can order access to funds or compensation.

This becomes particularly important if the freeze relates to cross-border transactions or mistaken identity in anti-fraud systems.

Data Snapshot: Bank Account Freezes in Europe

* Thousands of suspicious transaction reports are filed annually across the EU (Europol Financial Intelligence)
* Anti-money laundering checks are the most common trigger for account restrictions (European Banking Authority)
* Delays often arise from incomplete documentation or cross-border verification issues

Why this situation happens more often than expected

Banks in Europe are under strict legal obligations to monitor accounts for fraud, money laundering, and sanctions compliance. This has led to more frequent account freezes, sometimes affecting ordinary customers with legitimate transactions.

Understanding this context can help you respond calmly and effectively — focusing on documentation, communication, and escalation where needed.

If your situation is linked to suspected fraud or scams, you may also find useful guidance in this European Times article on how Europe is fighting online scams.


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