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February 20, 2025

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OKX wins MICA license, expands encryption services to 400 million users in Europe

OKX has become one of the first encryption exchanges to receive authorization of marble (cryptographic markets), signaling a significant milestone in its global expansion. This achievement not only enhances OKX’s reputation, but also allows it to provide fully adjustable and local encryption services to users worldwide, including the European Economic Area (EEA). What does the marble license mean for OKX The MICA license allows OKX to operate in 28 countries within the EEA, offering services to over 400 million people. This new authorization will help the platform provide safe and fully adjustable products, including OTC transaction, point trading, bot negotiation

February 15, 2025

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Trump says Europe loses freedom of speech, supports Vance’s speech

Listen to the article US President Donald Trump said on Friday that Europe is “losing” freedom of speech and praised JD Vance Vice President at the Munich Security Conference, calling them “a very brilliant speech”. Speaking to reporters at Oval Office, Trump said Vance’s management was well accepted and emphasized what he considers to be an increasing problem in Europe. “I heard his speech and talked about freedom of speech. And I think it’s true in Europe, he loses and loses the wonderful right to freedom of speech,” Trump said. The president also links immigration with crime to Europe, reflects

August 20, 2024

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Mpox not going to put Europe on lockdown, says WHO official

Health workers walk between wards at the Mpox treatment center at the Nyiragongo General Referral Hospital, north of Goma on August 17, 2024. — AFP BERLIN: A World Health Organization official stressed on Tuesday that mpox, whether it is the new or the old strain, is not the new COVID, as authorities know how to control its spread. “Behaviour change, non-discriminatory public health action and mpox vaccination have contributed to controlling the epidemic,” said Hans Kluge, WHO regional director for Europe, at a UN media briefing. Kluge said the risk to the general population was low. “Will we go into

August 17, 2024

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Europe braces for deadly mpox strain as WHO declares global health emergency

Health authorities issued a warning on Friday that Europe should prepare for more cases of a deadly strain of mpox, which has caused hundreds of deaths in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The World Health Organization (WHO) called on pharmaceutical companies to increase vaccine production and China announced it would test travelers after the first cases of the deadliest strain outside Africa, in Sweden and Pakistan. The specific mpox strain involved in the case in Pakistan was not immediately identified on Friday, according to the health ministry. The patient, a 34-year-old man, had recently returned from a Gulf country

August 13, 2024

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Heat killed almost 50,000 in Europe in 2023: study

A woman cools off in the heat in Skopje, Macedonia. — AFP/File High temperatures that scientists say are being exacerbated by human-made carbon emissions caused nearly 50,000 deaths in Europe last year, according to a study published on Monday. The study by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health estimated that 47,690 died due to heat during the world’s hottest year and Europe’s second hottest year on record. In the past decade, only 2022 was deadliest, according to the annual report, with more than 60,000 heat-related deaths. Published in the journal Nature Medicinethe study obtained temperature and mortality records from 35

July 29, 2024

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Unprecedented global heat is fueling massive wildfires in the US and Europe

Huge wildfires are ravaging the western US and southern Europe amid intense heatwaves this summer, with scientists warning that global temperatures have reached “uncharted territory”. Earth just experienced its hottest day in recent history, according to data from the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Agency. On Monday, the daily global average temperature hit a new record high of 17.16 degrees Celsius. This surpasses the previous records of 17.09 degrees Celsius, set just a day before on July 21, and 17.08 degrees Celsius, set a year earlier on July 6, 2023, it said. “We are now in truly uncharted territory, and as

July 27, 2024

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Arson attacks in France are disrupting train services across Europe

LONDON: Arson attacks on French railways caused widespread delays and cancellations of train services across Europe on Friday, the day of the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics. TGV high-speed train services on the Atlantic, northern and eastern lines of France were severely disrupted due to arson attacks aimed at destroying facilities, French national railway company SNCF announced on the morning of Friday X. According to the SNCF, 800,000 passengers were affected by the attacks, with some trains diverted and a large number of trains cancelled. International travel across the Channel and to neighboring Belgium has also been suspended. Eurostar

July 13, 2024

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Iran’s president-elect Pezheskian “ready for constructive dialogue” with Europe

Iran’s newly elected president Massoud Pezheskian speaks during a visit to Tehran. — AFP/File Iran’s president-elect Massoud Pezheskian said he looked forward to improved relations with European nations, even as he accused them of reneging on their pledges to ease the impact of sanctions imposed by the United States. Pezeskian on July 6 won the second round of the election against the ultra-conservative Said Jalili. The 69-year-old called for “constructive relations” with Western countries to “bring Iran out of its isolation” and is in favor of reviving the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers. Washington unilaterally withdrew from

July 11, 2024

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Europe sees increasing crackdowns on peaceful protests

The right to peaceful assembly in Europe faces serious and systematic challenges as governments increasingly “stigmatize, criminalize and destroy” protesters, according to a new Amnesty International report on Wednesday. The report highlights a disturbing pattern of repressive laws, excessive use of force, arbitrary arrests and invasive surveillance tactics across the continent. “Amnesty’s investigation paints a deeply disturbing picture of a Europe-wide attack on the right to protest,” said Agnes Callamard, Amnesty International’s secretary-general. “Across the continent, authorities are vilifying, obstructing, deterring and illegally punishing people who protest peacefully,” he added. The report documents a range of abusive practices in 21

July 10, 2024

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Netanyahu may skip Europe station in US, citing arrest concerns

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering skipping a stop in Europe on his way to the US amid fears the International Criminal Court (ICC) is poised to issue an arrest warrant against him over Israeli army crimes in Gaza. Netanyahu is scheduled to travel to the US and deliver a speech before the US Congress on July 24. He is also expected to meet US President Joe Biden at the White House. On May 20, ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan requested arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallad for war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Gaza

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