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FIFA Introduces Five New Rules for the 2026 World Cup: Anti-Time-Wasting and VAR Changes Explained
Football has been losing minutes to time-wasting for decades. FIFA and IFAB decided enough was enough, and the 2026 World Cup will be the first tournament where the rulebook actually pushes back.
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What Is US Clarity Act? What It Means For Bitcoin, Crypto, Investors
The US Clarity Act proposes registration frameworks for crypto businesses so they can legally operate under a defined compliance system.
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South Korea Plans Blockchain-Based Payments for Government Spending
South Korea plans to pilot blockchain-based payments for government expenses under a regulatory sandbox. The initiative aims to improve transparency, reduce misuse, and lower costs through tokenised deposits. The move is part of the country’s broader strategy to expand digital asset adoption in public finance.
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'Former Strict Parent' Neelam Kothari Has Only One Rule For Daughter Ahana
Neelam Kothari reflected on her parenting journey. She shared how she gradually shifted from being a strict mother to becoming a more friendly figure for her daughter.
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Coinbase Plans to Expand Crypto Offerings in Australia After Securing Financial Services Licence
Coinbase has secured an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL), paving the way to expand its crypto offerings in the country. The move comes ahead of new legislation mandating licences for exchanges. With rising crypto adoption in Australia, the development reflects growing regulatory clarity and institutional participation in the digital ass...
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UK Parliamentary Committee Seeks Temporary Ban on Crypto Donations Over Foreign Influence Risks
UK lawmakers have proposed a temporary ban on cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing risks of foreign interference and weak transparency. A parliamentary committee has recommended pausing such contributions until stricter verification systems are introduced. The move is part of broader efforts to strengthen political funding rules, t...
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UK Visa Changes 2026: E-Visas To Replace All Physical Documents, How It Affects Travellers
Travellers heading to the UK will soon rely entirely on digital e-visas as the country prepares to retire all paper-based immigration documents in 2026.
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Union Budget 2026: The Red Colour And Its Historic Connection With Budget
The association between Budget and the colour red traces its origins to historical practices that shaped the visual identity of the budget file.
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Republic Day 2026: How Is Republic Day Different From Independence Day
Republic Day 2026: Republic Day celebrates the adoption and enforcement of the Indian Constitution on January 26, 1950, when India officially became a sovereign
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Heading To Europe In 2026? 7 Major Updates Indians Should Know
If you are planning a Europe trip in 2026, several new rules and rising costs may affect your plans. These updates will influence how you fly, how long you wait at immigration and how much you spend in major cities.
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UK to Recognise Crypto as Property After Lawmakers Approve Landmark Bill
The UK has passed the landmark Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 that formally recognises crypto as property, giving courts stronger authority over asset recovery, fraud cases, and commercial disputes. Industry bodies, including Bitcoin Policy UK and CryptoUK, have welcomed the development, calling it a key milestone for regulated digital asse...
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Ant Group Registers ‘Antcoin’ Trademark in Hong Kong as China Tightens Crypto Rules
Ant Group, the Alibaba-backed fintech powerhouse, has registered the “Antcoin” trademark in Hong Kong through its Cayman Islands subsidiary. The move underlines the firm’s intent to pursue blockchain-based innovation in friendlier jurisdictions as Beijing tightens its control over cryptocurrency activity and limits private digital asset proje...
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Madras High Court Recognises Crypto as Property: What This Means for Indian Investors
In a landmark ruling, the Madras High Court has recognised cryptocurrency as property under Indian law. The judgment provides legal clarity for investors and businesses, affirming that digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum can be owned and transferred. While experts call it a milestone for India’s crypto ecosystem, concerns remain over the abs...
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UK FCA Cracks Down on Crypto Firms, Hundreds of Exchanges Receive Warnings
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued hundreds of warnings to unregistered crypto exchanges, including HTX, as part of a sweeping crackdown on firms breaching financial regulations. The regulator also initiated legal action against HTX for unlawful promotion of crypto services. The move highlights the UK’s intensified efforts to...
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Turkey Said to Consider Granting Authorities Power to Freeze Crypto Accounts Under New AML Rules
Turkey is drafting anti-money laundering regulations to give the country’s financial crime regulator (or MASAK) the power to freeze and restrict cryptocurrency accounts. The rules will require exchanges to collect user details, delay withdrawals under certain conditions, and cap stablecoin transfers. Platforms following the Travel Rule may offer ...
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FIFA Introduces Five New Rules for the 2026 World Cup: Anti-Time-Wasting and VAR Changes Explained
Football has been losing minutes to time-wasting for decades. FIFA and IFAB decided enough was enough, and the 2026 World Cup will be the first tournament where the rulebook actually pushes back.
-
What Is US Clarity Act? What It Means For Bitcoin, Crypto, Investors
The US Clarity Act proposes registration frameworks for crypto businesses so they can legally operate under a defined compliance system.
-
South Korea Plans Blockchain-Based Payments for Government Spending
South Korea plans to pilot blockchain-based payments for government expenses under a regulatory sandbox. The initiative aims to improve transparency, reduce misuse, and lower costs through tokenised deposits. The move is part of the country’s broader strategy to expand digital asset adoption in public finance.
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'Former Strict Parent' Neelam Kothari Has Only One Rule For Daughter Ahana
Neelam Kothari reflected on her parenting journey. She shared how she gradually shifted from being a strict mother to becoming a more friendly figure for her daughter.
-
Coinbase Plans to Expand Crypto Offerings in Australia After Securing Financial Services Licence
Coinbase has secured an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL), paving the way to expand its crypto offerings in the country. The move comes ahead of new legislation mandating licences for exchanges. With rising crypto adoption in Australia, the development reflects growing regulatory clarity and institutional participation in the digital ass...
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UK Parliamentary Committee Seeks Temporary Ban on Crypto Donations Over Foreign Influence Risks
UK lawmakers have proposed a temporary ban on cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing risks of foreign interference and weak transparency. A parliamentary committee has recommended pausing such contributions until stricter verification systems are introduced. The move is part of broader efforts to strengthen political funding rules, t...
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UK Visa Changes 2026: E-Visas To Replace All Physical Documents, How It Affects Travellers
Travellers heading to the UK will soon rely entirely on digital e-visas as the country prepares to retire all paper-based immigration documents in 2026.
-
Union Budget 2026: The Red Colour And Its Historic Connection With Budget
The association between Budget and the colour red traces its origins to historical practices that shaped the visual identity of the budget file.
-
Republic Day 2026: How Is Republic Day Different From Independence Day
Republic Day 2026: Republic Day celebrates the adoption and enforcement of the Indian Constitution on January 26, 1950, when India officially became a sovereign
-
Heading To Europe In 2026? 7 Major Updates Indians Should Know
If you are planning a Europe trip in 2026, several new rules and rising costs may affect your plans. These updates will influence how you fly, how long you wait at immigration and how much you spend in major cities.
-
UK to Recognise Crypto as Property After Lawmakers Approve Landmark Bill
The UK has passed the landmark Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 that formally recognises crypto as property, giving courts stronger authority over asset recovery, fraud cases, and commercial disputes. Industry bodies, including Bitcoin Policy UK and CryptoUK, have welcomed the development, calling it a key milestone for regulated digital asse...
-
Ant Group Registers ‘Antcoin’ Trademark in Hong Kong as China Tightens Crypto Rules
Ant Group, the Alibaba-backed fintech powerhouse, has registered the “Antcoin” trademark in Hong Kong through its Cayman Islands subsidiary. The move underlines the firm’s intent to pursue blockchain-based innovation in friendlier jurisdictions as Beijing tightens its control over cryptocurrency activity and limits private digital asset proje...
-
Madras High Court Recognises Crypto as Property: What This Means for Indian Investors
In a landmark ruling, the Madras High Court has recognised cryptocurrency as property under Indian law. The judgment provides legal clarity for investors and businesses, affirming that digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum can be owned and transferred. While experts call it a milestone for India’s crypto ecosystem, concerns remain over the abs...
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UK FCA Cracks Down on Crypto Firms, Hundreds of Exchanges Receive Warnings
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued hundreds of warnings to unregistered crypto exchanges, including HTX, as part of a sweeping crackdown on firms breaching financial regulations. The regulator also initiated legal action against HTX for unlawful promotion of crypto services. The move highlights the UK’s intensified efforts to...
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Turkey Said to Consider Granting Authorities Power to Freeze Crypto Accounts Under New AML Rules
Turkey is drafting anti-money laundering regulations to give the country’s financial crime regulator (or MASAK) the power to freeze and restrict cryptocurrency accounts. The rules will require exchanges to collect user details, delay withdrawals under certain conditions, and cap stablecoin transfers. Platforms following the Travel Rule may offer ...
