8 Cryptocurrencies Poised to Explode Next in 2023 The crypto market is changing fast, and there is now a palpable sense that fresh energy is on the horizon. Once considered a speculative phenomenon, cryptocurrencies have firmly entrenched themselves in the global financial ecosystem. Their influence extends beyond the tech-savvy and the early adopters, captivating the attention of mainstream investors, businesses, and even governments. This article will cover eight cryptos that will explode in the following period, so let’s go! 8 Cryptos That The Investors Are Piling up Now The crypto space has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years, with new digital assets emerging and existing ones evolving unexpectedly. This rapid evolution is driven by a variety of factors, including technological advancements, shifting regulatory frameworks, and the growing demand for decentralized financial solutions. According to the current situation in the crypto market, these are the most wanted cr...
By Manveena Suri, Vedika Sud, Sania Farooqui, Tara John, Sahar Akbarzai and Heather Chen, CNN Updated 2:18 AM EDT, Fri July 21, 2023 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the video of two women being forced to walk naked by a group of men in the northeastern state of Manipur. Editor’s Note: This report includes details of sexual assaults and violence. CNN — A graphic video showing two women forced by a baying mob to walk naked in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur has sparked outrage after it emerged on social media and prompted the country’s leader Narendra Modi to break his silence on the months-long sectarian conflict tearing the state apart. The viral video depicts an incident from May 4, according to the Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum (ITLF) but police only made arrests once the footage went online this week. Manipur Police described the incident on Twitter as “a case of abduction, gang rape and murder” on Wednesday. Officials said Thursday that fo...
Following the killing of a soldier by policemen which led to the burning of Ogijo Police Station by soldiers, the Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi, and his counterpart in Lagos state, Benjamin Hundeyin, have issued conflicting statements. It was reported that some policemen stabbed an unidentified soldier to death in Ikorodu, Lagos State. The incident happened at the border town of Ogijo, between Ogun State and Lagos State. Reports have it that the policemen ran away to Ogijo Police Station when they discovered the victim was an officer. Minutes after, it was reported that soldiers stormed the station and burnt it down. However, reacting to the incident, Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi averred that: “That is a misconception, a mobile man serving in Lagos was the one that killed the soldier. I don’t know why the soldiers will go and start burning Ogijo Police Station when the issue happened in Odogunyan, which is in Lag...
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