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Basel Committee of Banking Supervision Approves Crypto Asset Disclosure Framework for Banks
The BCBS has given a green light to a ‘disclosure framework’ that will detail how the exposure of banks with crypto assets should go about. The disclosure framework by BCBS directs banks to maintain public records of their crypto engagements and their exposure to these risky assets.
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New York Prison Break: Convicts on the Run for Days, Face High Odds of Capture
The two escaped inmates from a New York maximum security prison have far outlasted the typical jailbreak period, according to experts and corrections data, as state and federal authorities were hunting them for the fifth straight day today.
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2 Indians Among 126 Peacekeepers to be Awarded Prestigious UN Medal
Two fallen Indian peacekeepers are among the 126 military, police and civilian personnel who will be posthumously awarded a prestigious UN medal next week for their courage and sacrifice while serving in the world body's peacekeeping operations last year.
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Judicial Supervision of Graft Cases Hindering Decision-Making: Arun Jaitley
The judicial supervision of corruption cases has hindered the "whole process of economic decision-making" as investigators try to make a case even in instances of "genuine error of judgement", Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said.
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Ahmed Abu Khattala Supervised Action at Benghazi Scene: United States
The Libyan militant now in US custody expressed concern and opposition to the presence of an American compound in Benghazi in the days before the 2012 attacks there, the government said Tuesday in a court filing.
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Europe, Russia propose rival resolutions on Syria
European nations and Russia proposed rival U.N. resolutions on Friday morning, both calling for expanding the number of U.N. cease-fire monitors in Syria from 30 to 300 but disagreeing on possible sanctions and on how quickly the larger observer force should get on the ground.
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UN chief wants 300-member supervision mission in Syria
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on Thursday described the situation in Syria as "highly precarious" and recommended the Security Council to authorise a 300-member strong supervision mission in the troubled country to help monitor the cessation of armed violence.
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Childhood experiences tied to early drinking
Those exposed to psychological disturbances like parental divorce, abuse and other hardships during childhood start drinking at a young age.
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Basel Committee of Banking Supervision Approves Crypto Asset Disclosure Framework for Banks
The BCBS has given a green light to a ‘disclosure framework’ that will detail how the exposure of banks with crypto assets should go about. The disclosure framework by BCBS directs banks to maintain public records of their crypto engagements and their exposure to these risky assets.
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New York Prison Break: Convicts on the Run for Days, Face High Odds of Capture
The two escaped inmates from a New York maximum security prison have far outlasted the typical jailbreak period, according to experts and corrections data, as state and federal authorities were hunting them for the fifth straight day today.
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2 Indians Among 126 Peacekeepers to be Awarded Prestigious UN Medal
Two fallen Indian peacekeepers are among the 126 military, police and civilian personnel who will be posthumously awarded a prestigious UN medal next week for their courage and sacrifice while serving in the world body's peacekeeping operations last year.
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Judicial Supervision of Graft Cases Hindering Decision-Making: Arun Jaitley
The judicial supervision of corruption cases has hindered the "whole process of economic decision-making" as investigators try to make a case even in instances of "genuine error of judgement", Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said.
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Ahmed Abu Khattala Supervised Action at Benghazi Scene: United States
The Libyan militant now in US custody expressed concern and opposition to the presence of an American compound in Benghazi in the days before the 2012 attacks there, the government said Tuesday in a court filing.
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Europe, Russia propose rival resolutions on Syria
European nations and Russia proposed rival U.N. resolutions on Friday morning, both calling for expanding the number of U.N. cease-fire monitors in Syria from 30 to 300 but disagreeing on possible sanctions and on how quickly the larger observer force should get on the ground.
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UN chief wants 300-member supervision mission in Syria
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on Thursday described the situation in Syria as "highly precarious" and recommended the Security Council to authorise a 300-member strong supervision mission in the troubled country to help monitor the cessation of armed violence.
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Childhood experiences tied to early drinking
Those exposed to psychological disturbances like parental divorce, abuse and other hardships during childhood start drinking at a young age.
