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ECB President Says Bitcoin Won't Enter Reserves of Any EU Central Banks
Ales Michl, the governor of Czech Republic’s central bank, suggested ECB’s General Council to consider adding Bitcoin as part of its reserved assets. Dismissing the suggestion, Lagarde said reserved assets need to be liquid and secure – criteria she feels are not strong with BTC for now.
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Slovenia Mints National NFT Tokens for Gifting at Crypto Expo Dubai, Aims at Boosting Tourism
Slovenia will be gifting unique 3D pictures of its tourist spots as NFT tokens to people who visit its pavilion in the Crypto Expo Dubai event.
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"Insult To Democracy": Shashi Tharoor On Foreign Leaders' Visit To J&K
After party colleague Jairam Ramesh, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor today questioned the logic behind the central government allowing members of the European Union parliament to visit Jammu and Kashmir when local politicians were being prevented from doing so.
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India Needs Pakistan For Economic Access To Europe: Former Pak NSA
India must maintain a relationship of respect with Pakistan as its rapidly growing economy needs access to the markets of Europe and Central Asia via Pakistan is the only country which could provide this, former National Security Advisor Nasser Janjua has said.
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"Will Get Black Money Data From Switzerland By Next Year": Piyush Goyal
India will get all data from black money from Switzerland by the end of fiscal 2019, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said today, a day after the central European nation released data that showed money parked by Indians in Swiss banks rose over 50 per cent to 1.01 billion Swiss francs (Rs 7,000 crore) in 2017.
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National Karting Champion Shahan Ali Mohsin Bags First Podium In Europe
Young Indian contingent Shahan Ali Mohsin has made the country proud once again with a podium finish in the Rotax Max Central European Championship in Europe. The Indian National Karting champion clinched second place overall in the competitive series, marking his first ever podium in a European championship.
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We Must Do More To Stop Young From Emigrating: Poland
Central European nations need to do more to stop their young people from emigrating in search of better jobs, Poland's leader said Friday as he opened a two-day summit of the region's presidents.
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Peacekeepers Accused Of Abusing Children In Central African Republic: UN
The United Nations said on Friday it had allegations that peacekeepers from Georgia, France and another unnamed European country sexually abused children while deployed in the Central African Republic.
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Slovenia Court Allows Referendum on Gay Marriage
Slovenia's Constitutional Court today gave the go-ahead for a referendum on whether to implement legislation allowing gay marriage, an issue that has divided the central European nation.
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'Confident' of Debt Deal, Loan Support: Greece
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras today said that he was confident of concluding his debt-crippled nation's third international bailout that will pave the way for default-averting loans.
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On Reform, Europe Asks Greece to Go Where Many Fear to Tread
Greece's new bail-out deal imposes a stiff dose of budget rigour and market deregulation which critics say few leaders of Western Europe's biggest nations have dared serve their own voters.
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Key Dates in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greeks vote in a closely-watched bailout referendum that has divided the nation and could determine its financial future as well as that of the government.
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Crisis-Hit Burundi Says Elections Will Go Ahead
Burundi's government insisted Friday that the first stage of controversial elections will go ahead next week despite the central African nation's ongoing political crisis.
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Myanmar Student Activists to Appear in Court, Say Relatives
Dozens of Myanmar activists were expected to appear in court in the central town of Letpadan today after they were arrested in a police crackdown on a student-led protest that sparked international alarm.
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CIA Torture Report 'Positive Step' Says European Union
The European Union on Wednesday said a US Senate report exposing brutal yet ineffective CIA torture of Al-Qaeda suspects was a "positive step" in recognising the programme's failings.
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ECB President Says Bitcoin Won't Enter Reserves of Any EU Central Banks
Ales Michl, the governor of Czech Republic’s central bank, suggested ECB’s General Council to consider adding Bitcoin as part of its reserved assets. Dismissing the suggestion, Lagarde said reserved assets need to be liquid and secure – criteria she feels are not strong with BTC for now.
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Slovenia Mints National NFT Tokens for Gifting at Crypto Expo Dubai, Aims at Boosting Tourism
Slovenia will be gifting unique 3D pictures of its tourist spots as NFT tokens to people who visit its pavilion in the Crypto Expo Dubai event.
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"Insult To Democracy": Shashi Tharoor On Foreign Leaders' Visit To J&K
After party colleague Jairam Ramesh, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor today questioned the logic behind the central government allowing members of the European Union parliament to visit Jammu and Kashmir when local politicians were being prevented from doing so.
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India Needs Pakistan For Economic Access To Europe: Former Pak NSA
India must maintain a relationship of respect with Pakistan as its rapidly growing economy needs access to the markets of Europe and Central Asia via Pakistan is the only country which could provide this, former National Security Advisor Nasser Janjua has said.
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"Will Get Black Money Data From Switzerland By Next Year": Piyush Goyal
India will get all data from black money from Switzerland by the end of fiscal 2019, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said today, a day after the central European nation released data that showed money parked by Indians in Swiss banks rose over 50 per cent to 1.01 billion Swiss francs (Rs 7,000 crore) in 2017.
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National Karting Champion Shahan Ali Mohsin Bags First Podium In Europe
Young Indian contingent Shahan Ali Mohsin has made the country proud once again with a podium finish in the Rotax Max Central European Championship in Europe. The Indian National Karting champion clinched second place overall in the competitive series, marking his first ever podium in a European championship.
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We Must Do More To Stop Young From Emigrating: Poland
Central European nations need to do more to stop their young people from emigrating in search of better jobs, Poland's leader said Friday as he opened a two-day summit of the region's presidents.
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Peacekeepers Accused Of Abusing Children In Central African Republic: UN
The United Nations said on Friday it had allegations that peacekeepers from Georgia, France and another unnamed European country sexually abused children while deployed in the Central African Republic.
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Slovenia Court Allows Referendum on Gay Marriage
Slovenia's Constitutional Court today gave the go-ahead for a referendum on whether to implement legislation allowing gay marriage, an issue that has divided the central European nation.
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'Confident' of Debt Deal, Loan Support: Greece
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras today said that he was confident of concluding his debt-crippled nation's third international bailout that will pave the way for default-averting loans.
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On Reform, Europe Asks Greece to Go Where Many Fear to Tread
Greece's new bail-out deal imposes a stiff dose of budget rigour and market deregulation which critics say few leaders of Western Europe's biggest nations have dared serve their own voters.
-
Key Dates in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greeks vote in a closely-watched bailout referendum that has divided the nation and could determine its financial future as well as that of the government.
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Crisis-Hit Burundi Says Elections Will Go Ahead
Burundi's government insisted Friday that the first stage of controversial elections will go ahead next week despite the central African nation's ongoing political crisis.
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Myanmar Student Activists to Appear in Court, Say Relatives
Dozens of Myanmar activists were expected to appear in court in the central town of Letpadan today after they were arrested in a police crackdown on a student-led protest that sparked international alarm.
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CIA Torture Report 'Positive Step' Says European Union
The European Union on Wednesday said a US Senate report exposing brutal yet ineffective CIA torture of Al-Qaeda suspects was a "positive step" in recognising the programme's failings.
