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- 1Inside Donetsk's Kill Zone: 7 Days on Ukraine's Fortress Belt●7 Days Inside Donetsk's Kill Zone — Ukraine's Fortress Belt
A new report documents seven days embedded with Ukrainian defenders in the fortress belt of Donetsk region, one of the war's most contested front lines. The footage follows soldiers holding fortified towns under constant Russian assault and shelling, offering a rare close-up view of daily life in the kill zone. The item has drawn heavy attention as fighting around Pokrovsk and nearby strongholds continues to intensify.
- 2South Africa's central bank names seventh Monetary Policy Committee member●South African central bank appoints seventh Monetary Policy Committee member
The South African Reserve Bank has appointed a seventh member to its Monetary Policy Committee, expanding the body that sets the country's interest rates. Reuters reported the appointment. The move is drawing attention because changes to the committee's composition can signal shifts in future monetary policy direction, and markets watch MPC appointments closely for hints on the inflation outlook.
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OneTouchPoint has reached a class action settlement over a data breach, as reported by Top Class Actions. Affected individuals may be eligible for compensation under the agreement, though specifics such as payment amounts and claim deadlines have not been detailed. The case follows a wave of breach-related lawsuits against print and communications companies handling sensitive personal data.
- 4Swiss central bank warns stablecoins could hinder monetary policy●Stablecoins could hinder monetary policy: Swiss central bank
The Swiss National Bank has warned that the growing use of stablecoins could hinder the effectiveness of its monetary policy. According to the central bank, widespread adoption of privately issued digital currencies pegged to fiat money could weaken its control over money supply and interest rates. The statement adds the Swiss institution to a growing list of regulators and central banks voicing concern over stablecoins' impact on financial stability.
- 5Two Donetsk collaborators suspected of deporting 31 children to Russia●⛔️⚠️More War Crime Child Stealing: Two Russian-installed Donetsk collaborators suspected of illegal deportation of 31 ch
Ukrainian prosecutors suspect two collaborators working with the Russian-installed administration in occupied Donetsk of unlawfully deporting 31 children to Russia, reportedly under the pretext of sending them for "treatment". The case adds to ongoing proceedings over the forced transfer of Ukrainian children, an issue already the subject of International Criminal Court arrest warrants, and has drawn renewed attention to child deportations in the war.
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