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NYDFS, European Banking Authority Join Forces to Oversee, Monitor Stablecoin Activities
The New York State Department of Financial Services and the European Banking Authority have signed an MoU to coordinate supervision of cross-border stablecoin activities. The agreement aims to share information, monitor risks, and conduct market surveillance under MiCA.
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Paybis Secures MiCA and PSD2 Licences Ahead of EU Crypto Expansion
Crypto exchange Paybis has secured MiCA and PSD2 licences through its EU entity, SIA Paybis Europe. The approvals allow the company to provide regulated crypto asset and payment services across the European Union and broader EEA region.
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"Extremisms Carry Consequences": EU Sanctions Israeli Settlers In West Bank
The move in response to rising settlement expansion in Israeli-occupied West Bank had been stalled by Hungary's former prime minister Viktor Orban.
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Banking Circle Launches Stablecoin Settlement Services After Bagging CASP Licence
Banking Circle has launched stablecoin settlement services after securing a CASP licence in Luxembourg. The offering enables fiat-to-stablecoin conversions for institutional clients, reflecting growing adoption of blockchain-based payment infrastructure within regulated financial systems.
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European Court Grants Nirav Modi Anonymity In Extradition Case
European Court grants anonymity to Nirav Modi, making his extradition case confidential.
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India's Textile Exporters Pin Hopes On EU Deal After US Tariff Blow
India's textile and apparel exporters, hit by 50 per cent US tariffs imposed late in August, are banking on this week's trade agreement with the European Union to offset part of the damage.
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EU To Indefinitely Freeze Russian Assets, Removing Obstacle To Ukraine Loan
The European Union looked set on Friday to indefinitely freeze Russian central bank assets held in Europe, removing a big obstacle to using the cash to help Ukraine defend itself against Moscow's invasion.
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Sperm Donor With Cancer-Causing Gene Fathered 197 Children In Europe, Alarming Investigation Reveals
The mutation gives a person up to a 90% lifetime chance of developing various cancers, often in childhood or early adulthood.
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Android Devices Vulnerable to New ‘Sturnus’ Malware That Attacks Bank Apps, Bypass E2E Encryption: Report
Android devices are vulnerable to a newly identified Android Banking Trojan, called Sturnus, according to a report. The malware was found by MTI Security researchers. It is said to be targeting Android users primarily in the Southern and Central European countries. It is designed to give remote access to attackers, replicate banking apps' login pag...
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RBI Announces Interlinking Of UPI With European Instant Payment System
In a significant move, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday has announced the interlinking of Unified Payments Interface (UPI) with the TARGET Instant Payment Settlement (TIPS) of the Eurosystem.
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French Lawmakers to Review Proposal to Ban CBDC, Support Bitcoin Reserve and Crypto Oversight
France’s lawmakers are set to debate a motion that seeks to block the European Central Bank’s digital euro proposal and create a national Bitcoin reserve. The initiative, led by Éric Ciotti and UDR members, aims to safeguard privacy, encourage euro-pegged stablecoins, and tighten oversight under MiCA regulations.
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11 Common Reasons Schengen Visas Get Rejected And How To Avoid Them
By knowing the common reasons for rejection and preparing carefully, you can protect your chances and make your European travel dreams a reality.
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Czech Republic Hit By Major Power Outage
A major power outage that hit parts of the Czech Republic, briefly halting underground trains in the capital Prague, was probably the result of a technical outage, with no signs of a cyber or terrorist attack, authorities said.
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Belgium Confirms Mehul Choksi In Country, Says Aware Of Extradition Request
Fugitive diamond trader Mehul Choksi - one of India's most wanted in connection with the Punjab National Bank loan fraud case - is currently in Belgium, the European nation has confirmed to NDTV.
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Ukraine Needs $524 Billion To Recover, Rebuild After 3 Years Of War: World Bank
The estimated cost to rebuild Ukraine's economy after Russia's invasion has risen to $524 billion, nearly three times its expected 2024 economic output, the World Bank, United Nations, European Commission and the Ukrainian government found.
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NYDFS, European Banking Authority Join Forces to Oversee, Monitor Stablecoin Activities
The New York State Department of Financial Services and the European Banking Authority have signed an MoU to coordinate supervision of cross-border stablecoin activities. The agreement aims to share information, monitor risks, and conduct market surveillance under MiCA.
-
Paybis Secures MiCA and PSD2 Licences Ahead of EU Crypto Expansion
Crypto exchange Paybis has secured MiCA and PSD2 licences through its EU entity, SIA Paybis Europe. The approvals allow the company to provide regulated crypto asset and payment services across the European Union and broader EEA region.
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"Extremisms Carry Consequences": EU Sanctions Israeli Settlers In West Bank
The move in response to rising settlement expansion in Israeli-occupied West Bank had been stalled by Hungary's former prime minister Viktor Orban.
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Banking Circle Launches Stablecoin Settlement Services After Bagging CASP Licence
Banking Circle has launched stablecoin settlement services after securing a CASP licence in Luxembourg. The offering enables fiat-to-stablecoin conversions for institutional clients, reflecting growing adoption of blockchain-based payment infrastructure within regulated financial systems.
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European Court Grants Nirav Modi Anonymity In Extradition Case
European Court grants anonymity to Nirav Modi, making his extradition case confidential.
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India's Textile Exporters Pin Hopes On EU Deal After US Tariff Blow
India's textile and apparel exporters, hit by 50 per cent US tariffs imposed late in August, are banking on this week's trade agreement with the European Union to offset part of the damage.
-
EU To Indefinitely Freeze Russian Assets, Removing Obstacle To Ukraine Loan
The European Union looked set on Friday to indefinitely freeze Russian central bank assets held in Europe, removing a big obstacle to using the cash to help Ukraine defend itself against Moscow's invasion.
-
Sperm Donor With Cancer-Causing Gene Fathered 197 Children In Europe, Alarming Investigation Reveals
The mutation gives a person up to a 90% lifetime chance of developing various cancers, often in childhood or early adulthood.
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Android Devices Vulnerable to New ‘Sturnus’ Malware That Attacks Bank Apps, Bypass E2E Encryption: Report
Android devices are vulnerable to a newly identified Android Banking Trojan, called Sturnus, according to a report. The malware was found by MTI Security researchers. It is said to be targeting Android users primarily in the Southern and Central European countries. It is designed to give remote access to attackers, replicate banking apps' login pag...
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RBI Announces Interlinking Of UPI With European Instant Payment System
In a significant move, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday has announced the interlinking of Unified Payments Interface (UPI) with the TARGET Instant Payment Settlement (TIPS) of the Eurosystem.
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French Lawmakers to Review Proposal to Ban CBDC, Support Bitcoin Reserve and Crypto Oversight
France’s lawmakers are set to debate a motion that seeks to block the European Central Bank’s digital euro proposal and create a national Bitcoin reserve. The initiative, led by Éric Ciotti and UDR members, aims to safeguard privacy, encourage euro-pegged stablecoins, and tighten oversight under MiCA regulations.
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11 Common Reasons Schengen Visas Get Rejected And How To Avoid Them
By knowing the common reasons for rejection and preparing carefully, you can protect your chances and make your European travel dreams a reality.
-
Czech Republic Hit By Major Power Outage
A major power outage that hit parts of the Czech Republic, briefly halting underground trains in the capital Prague, was probably the result of a technical outage, with no signs of a cyber or terrorist attack, authorities said.
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Belgium Confirms Mehul Choksi In Country, Says Aware Of Extradition Request
Fugitive diamond trader Mehul Choksi - one of India's most wanted in connection with the Punjab National Bank loan fraud case - is currently in Belgium, the European nation has confirmed to NDTV.
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Ukraine Needs $524 Billion To Recover, Rebuild After 3 Years Of War: World Bank
The estimated cost to rebuild Ukraine's economy after Russia's invasion has risen to $524 billion, nearly three times its expected 2024 economic output, the World Bank, United Nations, European Commission and the Ukrainian government found.
