Law
Bafta Trustees May Have Broken Charity Law Over Free Tickets to Ceremony
Bafta trustees may have violated charity law by accepting free tickets for guests. This was stated by Membership Council Chair Michael Pritchett.
Final OCC Rules Under the GENIUS Act Take Effect January 18, 2027
Learn about the final OCC rules under the GENIUS Act, which will take effect on January 18, 2027.
OpenAI Launches Watermarks for Text Content in Compliance with EU Law
OpenAI has introduced a watermarking feature for texts in compliance with EU regulations, which may not always work accurately.
Kazakhstan MP Ekaterina Smyshlyaeva Utilizes AI for Drafting Laws
Ekaterina Smyshlyaeva actively employs AI for drafting legislation in Kazakhstan, training models and enhancing the legislative process.
Armenia Develops AI Law with Business Participation
Armenia is creating an artificial intelligence law involving 30 experts from the business sector.
Austria Implements NIS2 Directive and Establishes New Cybersecurity Agency
With the introduction of NIS2, Austria is creating a new cybersecurity agency to enhance information protection.
The Fed Proposes New Rules for Stablecoin Issuers
The Fed has established rules requiring full backing of stable cryptocurrencies with safe assets.
Bitcoin Whales Go Quiet Ahead of a Series of Macroeconomic Events
Major Bitcoin holders remain passive at 5.23 million BTC, awaiting inflation reports, the Fed's decision, and the CLARITY Act vote.
Donald Trump called on Congress to pass the CLARITY Act at a meeting with crypto companies
On August 19, 2026, a meeting was held at the White House between United States President Donald Trump and representatives of cryptocurrency companies. During the event, the head of state
The U.S. Treasury Department has defined the requirements for stablecoin issuers
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has submitted a draft rule to implement the GENIUS Act, which became the first federal law on payment stablecoins. The document published by the