Early bird: Two thirds of Czechs consider the bitcoin case serious, revealed a survey. Blockage of almost 66,000 Airbnb offers applies, court decided.
Nine out of ten Czechs have recorded the Bitcoin affair since its outbreak. Due to the acceptance of a controversial gift from a person previously convicted of illegal production of narcotics and psychotropic substances, embezzlement and illegal arms, Minister of Justice Pavel Blažek has already resigned. Short-term rentals on platforms in city centers and tourist attractions contribute to the housing crisis in Spain, says the local government. The court has now confirmed that the blocking of 65,935 Airbnb offers applies.
Survey confirmed the seriousness of the Bitcoin case
Two thirds of Czechs consider the current Bitcoin case to be serious. 67 percent of people rate the Bitcoin case as very or rather serious, wrote Ceskenoviny.cz. On the contrary, according to 12 percent of the respondents, the case of the Bitcoin gift is either not serious at all, or it's not a case. The remaining fifth of respondents could not evaluate the case. The supporters of the opposition are much more critical in its assessment than the supporters of the government. Nine out of ten Czechs have noted the scandal since it erupted. This is shown by the published survey of the STEM agency for CNN Prima News.
The court left in force the order to block almost 66,000 Airbnb listings
A Spanish court dismissed the appeal of Airbnb and left in force the order to block almost 66,000 rental offers, which according to the government violate local rules, reported the agency AP. The local government stated that short-term rentals on the platform in city centers and tourist attractions contribute to the housing crisis in Spain. Last month it ordered Airbnb to block 65,935 offers in the country after the Ministry of Consumer Protection labeled them as rules violations. It stated that Airbnb had to immediately delete 5,800 of them.
Elon Musk's rocket exploded in Texas, but no one was hurt
SpaceX's rocket, which was tested in Texas, exploded. Fortunately, no one was harmed.
"A safe zone was maintained around the site at all times and all staff are safe and on site,"
the company SpaceX stated in its announcement on social platform X.
This was yet another in a series of incidents involving these rockets, the agency AP pointed out. In January, such a rocket disintegrated in the Caribbean. In March, Space X lost contact with another such rocket during a test flight when the spaceship broke apart and its debris made it all the way to Florida.
Congo and Rwanda signed a peace agreement proposal
The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda have signed a provisional agreement aimed at stopping the conflict in the eastern part of the Congo, states a joint statement from the two countries and the United States Department of State. The draft agreement contains provisions dealing with issues such as disarmament, integration of non-state armed groups, and return of refugees.
Since the start of the conflict, thousands of people have been killed and hundreds of thousands more have been displaced in the region, reported Al Jazeera.
Sources: Ceskenoviny.cz, AP, Al Jazeera
