... Approaches in Asian countries vary. Hong Kong is launching a licensing regime for stablecoin issuers and crypto exchanges starting August 1, offering liberal conditions for crypto business in an effort to become a regional hub. Meanwhile, Japan maintains strict ... ... launching new products based on digital assets and offering clients services for the custody and management of cryptocurrencies. In 2025, several financial giants on Wall Street filed applications to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs, while existing cryptocurrency funds ...

... Gazeta." The export of gasoline from Russia may be allowed for two months, from December 1 of this year to January 31, 2025. This information is provided by the newspaper Kommersant citing sources. Experts interviewed by Rossiyskaya Gazeta believe ... ... the lowest demand for gasoline in the country. On the other hand, the ban on gasoline exports from Russia was reinstated in August—enough time to saturate the domestic market. Not coincidentally, a few weeks ago, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak ...

... the same year, significant changes occurred in Indian domestic politics that profoundly affected relations with Pakistan. In August 2019, the Indian parliament, at the initiative of the Modi government, revoked the special status of the state of Jammu ... ... other to be a violator of international obligations. Thus, the ground for violent outbreaks is perpetually present. The April 2025 terrorist attack by militants in the tourist region of Kashmir became the immediate trigger for the current crisis, but the ...

... hubs. Hong Kong has introduced a mandatory licensing regime for cryptocurrency exchanges and is already issuing the first licenses for retail trading of digital assets; moreover, a comprehensive stablecoin law has been enacted (coming into effect in August 2025), attracting new market participants to Hong Kong. Singapore maintains a strict yet clear regulatory framework: a combination of stringent requirements with support for the blockchain industry and government initiatives is stimulating the influx ...

... crypto-friendly hubs. For instance, Hong Kong has introduced a mandatory licensing regime for cryptocurrency exchanges and is already issuing the first licenses for retail trading of digital assets. A comprehensive stablecoin law has also been passed (effective August 2025), drawing new market participants to Hong Kong. Singapore maintains a strict yet clear regulatory framework: a combination of stringent requirements and government support for the blockchain industry stimulates the influx of crypto startups. At the ...