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Dior Alpaca Knit and Mini Bag: Han So-hee’s Spring Outing Look

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-04-04 21:00:00

Dior alpaca knit and mini bag match
Return to social media through spring outing look pictorial

[이데일리 신수정 기자] As actress Han So-hee resumes her social networking (SNS) activities following her breakup, attention is focused on the items in the photos she posted. Han So-hee announced the news of her return by posting a photo shoot on social media. (Photo = Han So-hee’s Instagram) Han So-hee recently posted several photos on her Instagram without any comments. In the published photo, she showed off a stylish spring outing look by matching a multi-colored see-through sweater with a black mini skirt. Han So-hee regained her smile in a pictorial on her return to work following breaking up. In particular, the cake prepared by the photo shoot attracted attention as it contained the phrase, “Only a path of Afro flowers will unfold”. The product that Han So-hee matched. (Photo = Dior)

The top worn by Sohee Han is Dior’s ‘Dior Embroidered Sweater Toile de Jouy Fantastica Mohair Alpaca Knit’. It features a multi-color pattern that is a modern interpretation of the iconic pattern, and the pattern includes pop-colored parrots, monkeys, and butterflies. It is made of white technical mohair and alpaca knit and features a straight cut and ribbed finish. The price is around 2.8 million won.

The bag matched together is a Dior small backpack. It is made of Dior oblique jacquard material and features a subtle CD signature, draw string closure, and ample interior space. The size is 15cm in length and 25cm in height, and it is a size that can store two card wallets, a mobile phone, and sunglasses, according to the official website. The length of the strap is quite long, 105~119cm, and it weighs 675g. With the top handle and shoulder strap, you can wear it in various styles such as shoulder bag, handbag, and cross bag. The price is around 5.8 million won. Sohee Han is active as a Dior Asia Pacific ambassador.

Previously, Han So-hee acknowledged her relationship with Ryu Jun-yeol on the 16th of last month, but they broke up 14 days later. Han So-hee said, “We realized that both of them had bigger roles as actors. “I promised not to waste my emotions on personal matters anymore,” she said of the breakup.

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Economy

The price of Brent crude exceeds $91 for the first time since October 2023

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-04-04 19:48:07

Brent crude rose above $91 a barrel for the first time since last October, as geopolitical tensions and production cuts outweighed caution over interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve.

Brent crude futures for June rose to $91.30 per barrel before falling to $90.90 per barrel later. Brent crude oil rose $1.30, or 1.5 percent, to $90.65 per barrel upon settlement on Thursday, while US West Texas Intermediate futures for May rose $1.16, or 1.4 percent, to $86.59 per barrel.

Both contracts closed on Thursday at their highest levels since October, following receiving support in recent days from escalating geopolitical tensions and potential supply risks.

Reasons for the rise in global oil prices

Oil’s rise on Thursday comes following news reports of Israeli embassies across the United States being placed on high alert due to growing threats of an Iranian attack on Israeli diplomats, as Iran vowed to retaliate once morest Israel for its attack on Monday that killed high-ranking Iranian military personnel. Iran is the third largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).

In a sharp shift in tone, Washington issued its strongest public rebuke to Israel on Thursday since the start of its war with Hamas, warning that US policy on Gaza will be determined by whether Israel takes steps to address the safety of Palestinian civilians and aid workers.

Iran sanctions

On the other hand, the United States on Thursday imposed new anti-terrorism sanctions linked to Iran on Oceanlink Maritime DMCC and its ships, citing its role in shipping goods on behalf of the Iranian military. The US Treasury Department said that the United States is using financial sanctions to isolate Iran and disrupt its ability to Funding proxy groups and obstructing the country’s support for Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Prices were also supported following US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Ukraine would eventually join NATO, as support for the country remains “strong” among member states.

Oil’s recent gains also follow Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries that reduced fuel supplies, and news that Mexican state energy company Pemex has asked its trading unit to cancel up to 436,000 barrels per day of crude oil exports this month as it prepares to process domestic oil. At the new Dos Bocas refinery.

“All of these geopolitical factors happened simultaneously, driving uptrends and ultimately profit-taking,” according to Frank Monkham, senior portfolio manager at Ultimo LLC.

A meeting of senior ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC Plus), including Russia, kept oil supply policy unchanged on Wednesday and put pressure on some countries to step up compliance with production cuts.

The alliance said some members would offset oversupply in the first quarter, and also said Russia would shift to production rather than export restrictions.

Demand for oil

This comes as investors look to economic data and monetary policy for potential clues to the outlook for oil demand.

US unemployment claims increased more than expected last week, according to Labor Department statistics, with labor market conditions gradually deteriorating.

This came following Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell expressed caution on Wednesday regarding the timing of future interest rate cuts, following recent data showed higher-than-expected job growth and inflation.

Friday’s March employment report is likely to show nonfarm payrolls increased by 200,000 jobs in March following rising by 275,000 jobs in February, according to a Reuters survey.

(Reuters)

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Health

Charcot disease: a controversial treatment withdrawn in the United States and Canada

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-04-04 19:53:47

A treatment for Charcot disease will be withdrawn from the market in the United States and Canada following inconclusive results during a clinical trial, Amylyx Pharmaceuticals announced Thursday.

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The American health authorities had chosen to approve it in 2022 on the basis of a first smaller clinical trial, that is to say on a limited number of patients.

They made this decision in view of the seriousness of this disease, for which there are few treatments and which today remains incurable.

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Charcot disease, results in a progressive paralysis of the muscles which gradually makes it impossible to walk, eat, breathe or speak, creating a state of confinement for the patient whose brain and intellectual abilities remain intact.

Once diagnosed, life expectancy is generally three to five years.

“Amylyx has begun the process” to “voluntarily withdraw sales authorizations” for the treatment, AMX0035, in partnership with the United States Medicines Agency (FDA) and Health Canada, the pharmaceutical company said in a press release.

The treatment in question, which aimed to slow the progression of the disease and was marketed under the name Relyvrio in the United States and Albrioza in Canada, “will no longer be available to new patients from today”, he said. she added.

This is a “difficult time for the ALS community,” its bosses, Joshua Cohen and Justin Klee, acknowledged in a statement.

For patients already under treatment (around 3,900 in the United States), the American company said it was offering to continue, free of charge.

Handle of treatments

“We commend Amylyx for its decision to remove Relyvrio from the market, while ensuring that people living with ALS can access the drug if they believe it helps them,” commented the ALS Association.

This American organization had pushed for the authorization of the treatment, which was then based on a single study carried out on 137 patients.

Last month, Amylyx Pharmaceuticals announced the results of a trial carried out this time on 664 participants, showing that the treatment made no difference compared to a placebo.

Its authorization in the United States, but not in Europe, had provoked the anger of patients in France in particular.

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) considered that the preliminary results did not convincingly demonstrate a slowdown in the progression of the disease.

Amylyx Pharmaceuticals, of which this treatment was the only one marketed, announced Thursday that it would reduce its workforce by 70% and concentrate on research into other drugs.

There are only a handful of approved treatments for CD in the United States, where an average of 5,000 new people are diagnosed with it each year.

The latest, Qalsody, from the American laboratory Biogen, only concerns a portion of patients with a certain genetic mutation. Riluzole, authorized since 1995, can extend patients’ lives by around three months.

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Economy

France could have stopped the massacres of the Tutsi genocide according to Emmanuel Macron

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-04-04 20:17:19

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While Emmanuel Macron recognized that France did not want to stop the genocide once morest the Tutsis in Rwanda, 30 years later, associations are tracking down and archiving all documents linked to the massacres. They want to discover new elements, but above all better preserve evidence of the past. Kigali wants to digitize thousands of archives, but has also commissioned an NGO to record the testimony of survivors still alive.

In Togo, this Thursday was supposed to be the opening of the electoral campaign for the legislative and regional elections, scheduled for April 20. The authorities announced late Wednesday the postponement of the polls, without specifying a date. This new postponement comes in the midst of controversy over the change in the constitution which moves the country from a semi-presidential regime to a parliamentary regime. It is the request of the Head of State, Faure Gnassingbé, for a second reading of the text by the deputies, which would be at the origin of the postponement of the elections.

Finally, we head to Cameroon to discuss this imbroglio around the appointment of a new staff at the head of the national football team, the indomitable lions, led by the Belgian Marc Brys. Last Tuesday the Belgian was presented by the sports ministry as the replacement for Rigobert Song whose contract was not renewed following the African Cup of Nations. But the Cameroonian football federation, led by former football glory Samuel Eto’o, explains that it was not associated with this appointment contrary to what the law provides.

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