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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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EU To Invite Taliban Officials To Brussels For Migrant Return Talks
As part of a broader tightening of immigration policies, around 20 EU countries are exploring how to return migrants -- particularly those with criminal convictions -- to Afghanistan.
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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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EU Firms Generate 186 Billion Euros In India, Support 6 Million Jobs: Report
Nearly 6,000 European companies now account for 5 per cent of India's GDP and a quarter of its manufacturing turnover, marking a decade of deepening economic integration
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Public Health Concerns Grow As European Union Labels New Nicotine Devices A Threat
Mothers Against Vaping (MAV) has welcomed the European Commission's recognition of emerging nicotine devices as public health concerns, saying their rising use among youth is fuelling addiction rather than aiding smoking cessation.
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Beijing Warns Europe As Chinese Entities Included In Russia Sanctions
The European Union sanctions package on Russia targets third-country suppliers of critical high-tech items, including China-based entities
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EU Approves $105 Billion Loan For Ukraine, Imposes New Sanctions On Russia
The measures were signed off when Hungary and Slovakia dropped objections after Ukraine restarted oil flows following repairs to the damaged Druzhba pipeline.
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WHO Raises Safety Concerns As Artificial Intelligence Gains Ground In European Health Services
Oslo, April 21 (IANS) Artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining ground in health care systems across the European Union, with all 27 member states identifying better patient care as a key driver of AI development and most already deploying AI tools in
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Can Iran Legally Collect Tolls On Vessels Passing Strait Of Hormuz?
UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides vessels a right of unimpeded "transit passage" through the Strait of Hormuz.
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120 easyJet Passengers Left Stranded At Milan Airport Due To New EU Border Check Delays
Despite reaching the airport well in advance, many travellers found themselves stuck in border control queues for up to three hours.
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Iran Hangs 3, Including Teen Accused Of Killing Cops During January Protests
Iran executed three men on Thursday who were accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
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EU Replaces Passport Stamps With Biometric Scans. What It Means For Travellers
The European Union is introducing a biometric border system that will replace passport stamping for non-EU visitors.
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Elon Musk's X To Change Verification System In Europe: Report
Elon Musk's social media company X has agreed to change its verification mechanism in the European Union following a fine of 120 million euros, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.
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Meta to Introduce Paid Third-Party AI Chatbot Integrations on WhatsApp After EU Intervention
Meta, on Wednesday, changed its policy to allow third-party artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots on WhatsApp in select regions. The updated policy was specified following objections from the European Union (EU), which found the older policy in breach of its competition rules. However, while the social media giant has agreed to open WhatsApp to riv...
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Could Iran War Trigger New Refugee Wave? Countries Most Likely To Feel It First
During the Syrian crisis, similar routes brought more than one million migrants into Europe in 2015, triggering political upheaval across several EU countries.
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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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EU To Invite Taliban Officials To Brussels For Migrant Return Talks
As part of a broader tightening of immigration policies, around 20 EU countries are exploring how to return migrants -- particularly those with criminal convictions -- to Afghanistan.
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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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EU Firms Generate 186 Billion Euros In India, Support 6 Million Jobs: Report
Nearly 6,000 European companies now account for 5 per cent of India's GDP and a quarter of its manufacturing turnover, marking a decade of deepening economic integration
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Public Health Concerns Grow As European Union Labels New Nicotine Devices A Threat
Mothers Against Vaping (MAV) has welcomed the European Commission's recognition of emerging nicotine devices as public health concerns, saying their rising use among youth is fuelling addiction rather than aiding smoking cessation.
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Beijing Warns Europe As Chinese Entities Included In Russia Sanctions
The European Union sanctions package on Russia targets third-country suppliers of critical high-tech items, including China-based entities
-
EU Approves $105 Billion Loan For Ukraine, Imposes New Sanctions On Russia
The measures were signed off when Hungary and Slovakia dropped objections after Ukraine restarted oil flows following repairs to the damaged Druzhba pipeline.
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WHO Raises Safety Concerns As Artificial Intelligence Gains Ground In European Health Services
Oslo, April 21 (IANS) Artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining ground in health care systems across the European Union, with all 27 member states identifying better patient care as a key driver of AI development and most already deploying AI tools in
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Can Iran Legally Collect Tolls On Vessels Passing Strait Of Hormuz?
UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides vessels a right of unimpeded "transit passage" through the Strait of Hormuz.
-
120 easyJet Passengers Left Stranded At Milan Airport Due To New EU Border Check Delays
Despite reaching the airport well in advance, many travellers found themselves stuck in border control queues for up to three hours.
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Iran Hangs 3, Including Teen Accused Of Killing Cops During January Protests
Iran executed three men on Thursday who were accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
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EU Replaces Passport Stamps With Biometric Scans. What It Means For Travellers
The European Union is introducing a biometric border system that will replace passport stamping for non-EU visitors.
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Elon Musk's X To Change Verification System In Europe: Report
Elon Musk's social media company X has agreed to change its verification mechanism in the European Union following a fine of 120 million euros, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.
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Meta to Introduce Paid Third-Party AI Chatbot Integrations on WhatsApp After EU Intervention
Meta, on Wednesday, changed its policy to allow third-party artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots on WhatsApp in select regions. The updated policy was specified following objections from the European Union (EU), which found the older policy in breach of its competition rules. However, while the social media giant has agreed to open WhatsApp to riv...
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Could Iran War Trigger New Refugee Wave? Countries Most Likely To Feel It First
During the Syrian crisis, similar routes brought more than one million migrants into Europe in 2015, triggering political upheaval across several EU countries.
