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Daily Mail
28-05-2025
- Business
- Daily Mail
Elsa Pataky turns heads at the premiere of her new film Matices in Spain while her husband Chris Hemsworth is on dad duties at home in Byron Bay
Elsa Pataky made a statement as she attended the premiere of her new film Matices in Spain on Wednesday. The wife of Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth, 48, showed off her physique in a tight sparkly maroon coloured dress as she walked the red carpet. She accessorised the floor-length gown with a pair of black strappy heels and wore gold earrings. Elsa tied her blonde locks back into a ponytail and showed off her natural beauty with a neutral makeup palette consisting of blush and a smoky eye. The Spanish actress was all smiles as she posed on the red carpet after arriving to the premiere at Callao Cinema. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. While Elsa is promoting her new film, her supportive husband Chris has been looking after their three children at home in Byron Bay. He also recently enjoyed a holiday in Fiji with their twin sons Tristan and Sasha. The couple purchased their sprawling 4.2 hectare estate in Byron Bay back in 2014 for $7million, eventually constructing a $50million mega mansion on the site. The property features six bedrooms, a spa, games and media rooms as well as sprawling outdoor living areas. Chris recently revealed a new addition to the sprawling property - a lavish home gym. The Thor star created a state-of-the-art training facility called The Shed for his fitness brand, Cent, which was unveiled in January. Speaking to Hemsworth's personal trainer and business partner, Luke Zocchi, explained that the facility serves as a space for Centr trainers to test new workouts and equipment while also having fun. 'It's definitely next level,' Zocchi said. 'Chris made sure to include the latest and greatest Centr equipment in the gym.' He mentioned that much of the equipment at The Shed -which includes treadmills, cable machines, weight benches, and power racks - is currently unavailable in Australia. 'Some of the equipment isn't available in Australia yet, but will be soon,' Zocchi revealed. 'It's where Chris, the boys, and I can come through for a session, or we can just chill and recover when we need to. It's a place to really get after it or reset, depending on what we need.'
Focus Malaysia
28-05-2025
- Business
- Focus Malaysia
JustMarkets launches improved IB Programme focused on transparency and unlimited growth
GLOBAL broker JustMarkets announces the official launch of its updated Introducing Broker (IB) programme, which is designed to provide partners with higher returns, transparent terms, and unlimited growth potential, adapted to the current macroeconomic environment. JustMarkets continues to focus on partner success by introducing an updated IB programme adapted to the demands of current market conditions. The expanded programme eliminates outdated conditions such as the Minimum Trading Point (MTP) requirement. It also introduces a flexible percentage commission structure, offering partners up to 40% of the spread on all trading instruments, including gold, oil, forex, and digital assets. 'JustMarkets believes that traders and partners should be at the centre of all the innovations and services we introduce,' commented JustMarkets senior key account manager Yasser Mansour. 'The improved IB programme is a powerful tool for partners to take advantage of new opportunities, grow their businesses, and thrive in highly volatile financial markets. The goal is to provide the industry's most transparent and rewarding partnership environment.' Key features of the Improved IB programme Highest commissions in the market: Partners can earn up to 40% of the spread on Standard and Standard Cent accounts and up to 25% on Pro accounts. JustMarkets provides full profit on every trade without fixed lot payouts that exclude certain trades. No MTP requirements: JustMarkets count towards commissions of all trades, including scalping and short-term strategies. Partners no longer face filtered payouts or partial volumes. Increased revenue during volatility: Higher spreads during volatile market conditions directly translate into higher partners rewards, as the percentage model dynamically adjusts to market movements. Faster growth and loyalty rewards: Without MTP rules, partners can increase loyalty levels faster, benefiting from a more generous reward structure. JustMarkets secures current partner level for two months after launch, ensuring a smooth transition. Full transparency: JustMarkets provides partners with real-time access to view client spreads directly in the trading terminal. This provides full insight into how commissions are calculated, building trust and control over earnings. All strategies supported—scalping, intraday, or long-term trading, are rewarded. Unlike flat lot commission programs where some trades go unpaid, JustMarkets partners earn more by capturing 100% of client trading volume. The move from flat lot commission to a percentage-based system reflects JustMarkets commitment to adapting to market trends and offering its partners a fair, scalable, and profitable environment. JustMarkets transparent percentage model pays for every trade, ensuring that partners get the most out of their clients trading activity. New opportunities in new financial markets era This essential update comes from JustMarkets mission to create a convenient and transparent trading environment that allows traders and partners to reach their full potential regardless of the unpredictable macroeconomic situation. Through extensive market analysis, the company has aligned its partner offering with current industry trends and partner expectations. 'This is about real, consistent, and fair rewards for our valued partners. We offer our partners a programme that truly reflects the value and transparency they bring. Every deal matters, every client matters, and every partner matters for JustMarkets,' commented a JustMarkets representative. Visit Partner Area to learn detailed commission structures, prepare for the next chapter of partnership with JustMarkets, and take it to the next level. JustMarkets 24/7 support team is ready to help with any questions and ensure a smooth transition into this new era of partnership. – May 1, 2025
Euronews
07-05-2025
- Business
- Euronews
'Historic mistake': Von der Leyen rules out return to Russian fuels after the war
ADVERTISEMENT Ursula von der Leyen has ruled out, in no uncertain terms, the possibility of resuming purchases of Russian fossil fuels after the conclusion of the war in Ukraine, warning that doing so would represent a "mistake of historic dimensions" for Europe. "To be very clear: the era of Russian fossil fuels in Europe is coming to an end," the president of the European Commission said on Wednesday morning as she addressed lawmakers in Strasbourg. Her categorical refusal comes amid Donald Trump's push to strike a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, an effort that has seen the White House embrace many of the Kremlin's talking points, including its claims to Crimea and the occupied territories. Trump's diplomacy has stoked speculation that Russian energy might be part of a future settlement, given the fundamental role that fossil fuel exports play in Moscow's budget and Vladimir Putin's desire to revive his precarious economy. For decades, the EU was Russia's largest client, but the multi-billion commercial relationship collapsed in early 2022 after Putin launched the full-scale invasion. Since then, the bloc has adopted unprecedented measures to cut down consumption of Russian fossil fuels, including sweeping bans on coal and seaborne oil. With US officials publicly dangling the prospect of sanctions relief as an incentive to make the Russian president accept a lasting ceasefire, which he has so far rebuffed, the EU's own set of restrictions is poised to come under scrutiny. According to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, the ongoing rapprochement between Washington and Moscow has touched upon the future of the Nord Stream pipelines, which connect Russia and Germany and are currently closed. "It will probably be interesting if the Americans use their influence on Europe and force it not to refuse Russian gas," Lavrov said in late March. But on Wednesday, von der Leyen firmly drew a red line in the sand. Related EU sets 2027 as deadline to phase out all Russian energy, including LNG "Some are still saying that we should reopen the tap of Russian gas and oil. This would be a mistake of historic dimensions. And we will never let it happen," she said. "Russia has proven, time and again, that it is not a reliable supplier. Putin has already cut gas flows to Europe in 2006, 2009, 2014, 2021, and throughout the war. How many times before they learn the lesson?" she went on. "Dependency on Russia is not only bad for our security, but also for our economy. Our energy prices cannot be dictated by a hostile neighbour." An ambitious roadmap Despite the collective undertaking, some Russian fuels are still making their way into the bloc's economy. Last year, the 27 member states spent €23 billion on Russian energy, surpassing the amount of military assistance provided to Ukraine. The flows of liquefied natural gas (LNG) have become a source of friction, as they have not only continued unimpeded but moved at even higher volumes. According to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), EU imports of Russian LNG in 2024 increased by 9% compared to the previous year. Almost 90% of these purchases arrived in France (7.7 bcm), Spain (5.7 bcm) and Belgium (5.1 bcm). ADVERTISEMENT "Russia is hugely reliant on the EU market for its gas exports, providing 52% of its LNG export revenue," CREA said in an April report. Seeking to close remaining loopholes, the Commission has presented an ambitious roadmap to eliminate all purchases of Russian energy, including LNG, pipeline oil and nuclear materials, by the end of 2027 at the very latest. The new plan envisages a prohibition on imports of Russian gas that EU firms will use to invoke force majeure and break long-term contracts with suppliers. These contracts are governed under "take-or-pay" terms that entail hefty penalties for non-compliance. Unlike sanctions, which require unanimity and are vulnerable to national vetoes, the bans on Russian gas will be based on energy and trade policy, where only a qualified majority is needed. Hungary and Slovakia, two landlocked countries that still rely on Moscow, have already criticised the roadmap, saying it would imperil the EU's competitiveness. ADVERTISEMENT Speaking before the European Parliament, an institution that has long called for the complete phase-out of Russian fuels, von der Leyen stuck to her strategy, depicting it as an indispensable element to guarantee a just and lasting peace in Ukraine. "We must do our utmost to strengthen Ukraine's hand. Because we have all seen how Russia negotiates. They bomb. They bully. They bury promises beneath rubble," she said. "Putin wants to force Ukraine into accepting the unacceptable. So the task we face is to help Ukraine stand strong, defy Putin's intimidation, and engage in peace talks based on its own conditions."
The Sun
30-04-2025
- Business
- The Sun
JustMarkets Launches Improved IB Program Focused on Transparency and Unlimited Growth
JAKARTA, INDONESIA - Media OutReach Newswire - 30 April 2025 - Global broker JustMarkets announces the official launch of its updated Introducing Broker (IB) program, which is designed to provide partners with higher returns, transparent terms, and unlimited growth potential, adapted to the current macroeconomic environment. JustMarkets Launches Improved IB Program JustMarkets continues to focus on partner success by introducing an updated IB program adapted to the demands of current market conditions. The expanded program eliminates outdated conditions such as the Minimum Trading Point (MTP) requirement. It also introduces a flexible percentage commission structure, offering partners up to 40% of the spread on all trading instruments, including gold, oil, forex, and digital assets. 'JustMarkets believes that traders and partners should be at the center of all the innovations and services we introduce. The improved IB program is a powerful tool for partners to take advantage of new opportunities, grow their businesses, and thrive in highly volatile financial markets. The goal is to provide the industry's most transparent and rewarding partnership environment.' — Yasser Mansour, Senior Key Account Manager, JustMarkets. Key features of the Improved IB program Highest commissions in the market: Partners can earn up to 40% of the spread on Standard and Standard Cent accounts and up to 25% on Pro accounts. JustMarkets provides full profit on every trade without fixed lot payouts that exclude certain trades. No MTP requirements: JustMarkets count towards commissions of all trades, including scalping and short-term strategies. Partners no longer face filtered payouts or partial volumes. Increased Revenue During Volatility: Higher spreads during volatile market conditions directly translate into higher partners rewards, as the percentage model dynamically adjusts to market movements. Faster Growth and Loyalty Rewards: Without MTP rules, partners can increase loyalty levels faster, benefiting from a more generous reward structure. JustMarkets secures current partner level for two months after launch, ensuring a smooth transition. Full Transparency: JustMarkets provides partners with real-time access to view client spreads directly in the trading terminal. This provides full insight into how commissions are calculated, building trust and control over earnings. All strategies supported – scalping, intraday, or long-term trading, are rewarded. Unlike flat lot commission programs where some trades go unpaid, JustMarkets partners earn more by capturing 100% of client trading volume. The move from flat lot commission to a percentage-based system reflects JustMarkets commitment to adapting to market trends and offering its partners a fair, scalable, and profitable environment. JustMarkets transparent percentage model pays for every trade, ensuring that partners get the most out of their clients trading activity. New Opportunities in New Financial Markets Era This essential update comes from JustMarkets mission to create a convenient and transparent trading environment that allows traders and partners to reach their full potential regardless of the unpredictable macroeconomic situation. Through extensive market analysis, the company has aligned its partner offering with current industry trends and partner expectations. 'This is about real, consistent, and fair rewards for our valued partners. We offer our partners a program that truly reflects the value and transparency they bring. Every deal matters, every client matters, and every partner matters for JustMarkets.' - JustMarkets Representative Visit Partner Area to learn detailed commission structures, prepare for the next chapter of partnership with JustMarkets, and take it to the next level. JustMarkets 24/7 support team is ready to help with any questions and ensure a smooth transition into this new era of partnership.
Al Etihad
29-04-2025
- Politics
- Al Etihad
Foreign Minister of Peru visits Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi
29 Apr 2025 21:54 ABU DHABI (WAM)Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Peru, Elmer Schialer Salcedo, visited the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, accompanied by Alberto Alejandro Farje Orna, Ambassador of Peru to the Foreign Minister of Peru and his delegation were accompanied by the Director-General of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre, Dr. Yousef Al-Obaidli, during their tour of the mosque's halls and exterior were introduced to the mosque's cultural message of coexistence, tolerance, and openness, inspired by the legacy and values of the Founding Father. They also learned about the significant role of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre in promoting Islamic culture and enhancing cross-cultural communication delegation was briefed on the mosque's history, its architectural beauty, and the distinctive Islamic art that adorns its every corner. They were also introduced to the mosque's unique collections and the finest examples of Islamic civilisation, where diverse artistic and architectural designs have converged in harmony, creating a masterpiece that reflects the beauty of cultural the sidelines of the visit, the minister said, 'I feel grateful to be in this magnificent mosque. It is a place of worship and a space for tolerance, where people from all over the world gather under its roof. I believe that if our world had more landmarks like this mosque, and if the same efforts were made by men and women to build, organise, manage, and lead them, peace would prevail across the globe.' At the end of the visit, the mosque presented the guest with a gift reflecting the mosque's beauty, a compass inspired by its chandeliers, along with a copy of the book "Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque: Lights of Peace," the latest publication from the Cent The book highlights the mosque's unique architectural style and takes readers on a visual journey to discover its architectural and artistic grandeur, featuring award-winning images from the 'Spaces of Light' Award.
