Israel’s supreme court has given the cabinet and attorney general until after April 19 to find a compromise on the government’s decision to dismiss security chief Ronen Bar. The court ruled that Bar will continue in his position until a final decision is made, and interviews for potential replacements can proceed. Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed puzzlement at the court’s decision to delay Bar’s dismissal by 10 days. Protests both inside and outside the courtroom interrupted the hearing, prompting a temporary halt in proceedings. The court is expected to issue a final ruling on the matter in the near future.
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Libyans grapple with fresh currency devaluation
Libyans are experiencing a significant decline in purchasing power due to a 13.3% devaluation of the Libyan dinar, driven by rising public expenditures from rival governments amid ongoing political turmoil since the 2011 uprising. With Libya's economy heavily reliant on imports and oil exports, the devaluation has led to immediate cost increases for businesses and worsened living conditions for citizens, prompting calls for urgent economic measures from the UN. Experts argue that the central bank,...
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