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Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi: I will be in charge of tariff negotiations with the United States.
According to ABC News, Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has announced new regulations for cryptocurrency ATMs, calling the devices "high-risk products" related to money laundering, fraud, and child exploitation. According to Burke, the number of cryptocurrency ATMs in Australia has ballooned from 23 to more than 2,000 in six years. The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) survey found that 85% of large user transactions involved fraud or money laundering. The p...
First Deputy Director of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Upper House of the Russian Parliament: The Putin-Trump summit should be fully prepared, and aides have started preparations.
According to Bilal Bin Saqib, Pakistan's Minister of State for Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Affairs, Pakistan's demographics make it a major catalyst for the popularity of bitcoin, which is expected to allow the country to "leapfrog development" beyond developed countries. "Global policy has shifted, not just in Pakistan but around the world," Bin Saqib said in an interview. The Pakistani government began regulating cryptocurrencies in November 2024. The country has 40 million crypto wallets an...
EU tech chief: There are no plans to make big tech companies bear the cost of digital legal compliance.
Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs: The mission in Iran is nearing completion. According to Al Hadath TV, Israeli media said the army could complete the Iranian mission within two weeks at most.
US President Trump said on June 9 local time that he would support the arrest of California Governor Gavin Newsom. Recently, protests in support of illegal immigration broke out in California. US President Trump signed a memorandum on the 7th to send 2,000 California National Guard personnel to the Los Angeles area, causing dissatisfaction from Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Bass. White House Border Affairs Director Tom...
U.S. State Department: Secretary of State Rubio held talks with Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar Jaishankar. Rubio stressed the need for immediate measures to de-escalate the situation and support direct dialogue between India and Pakistan.
The European Union's foreign affairs chief is blunt: these are "tense" and "disruptive" times she has never seen... click to view...
The military alert on the India-Pakistan border has been fully strengthened, and the confrontation at the diplomatic and military levels has spiraled upward. The development of the situation has attracted close attention from the international community.
