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New ‘Market Disruption’ Track at SBC Summit Malta to Decode Global Regulatory Shifts
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New ‘Market Disruption’ Track at SBC Summit Malta to Decode Global Regulatory Shifts

From Italy’s licensing overhaul to tightening regulations in the UK and the liberalisation of new markets like Finland, global gaming is entering a period of significant change.

Oradea Hosts High-Level Summit: Prominent leaders from across Central and Eastern Europe will take the stage in Romania
Finance & Economics

Oradea Hosts High-Level Summit: Prominent leaders from across Central and Eastern Europe will take the stage in Romania

Marek Belka, former Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Poland, to keynote address at UNCHAIN Festival in Oradea

Global Energy Crisis Escalates: Governments Respond, But Their Actions Aren’t Enough
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Global Energy Crisis Escalates: Governments Respond, But Their Actions Aren’t Enough

Governments around the world are stampeding to tackle 2026 energy crisis that affects markets, businesses, households and whole economies. Emergency summits. Failed negotiations. Stock releases. Bill caps. Subsidies. On the surface, it looks like action. But dig a little deeper, and what you find is a patchwork of short-term fixes desperately papering over a structural […]

Should We Ban Teens From Social Media? The Fight That Could Change Childhood Forever
Society & Lifestyle

Should We Ban Teens From Social Media? The Fight That Could Change Childhood Forever

The UK Parliament just voted (again) against banning social media for under-16s. But with landmark US court rulings, damning statistics, and even gaming platforms tightening the reins on kids, the pressure on governments worldwide is only growing.

The Hidden Tech Trends of 2026: Finance, Navigation, and Connectivity Are Quietly Evolving
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The Hidden Tech Trends of 2026: Finance, Navigation, and Connectivity Are Quietly Evolving

The most important technology trends in 2026 are not always the ones making headlines. Instead, the real transformation is happening quietly, as finance, navigation, and connectivity evolve through subtle but impactful changes. These developments are gradually reshaping how digital systems operate and how users interact with them.

Hungary’s Payment Revolution Begins? What Magyar’s Win Means for Fintech
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Hungary’s Payment Revolution Begins? What Magyar’s Win Means for Fintech

Péter Magyar’s landslide victory over Viktor Orbán ends 16 years of Fidesz rule. For Hungary’s financial sector and its nascent fintech ecosystem, the shift could be transformative, but the path forward is far from simple.

What Visa and Mastercard’s New Fraud Mandates Mean for Your Fintech Team
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What Visa and Mastercard’s New Fraud Mandates Mean for Your Fintech Team

A practical checklist for navigating VAMP, 3DS2, and Compelling Evidence 3.0 — the three Visa and Mastercard frameworks now shaping payment compliance across card-not-present transactions.

Italy Fines Revolut €11.5M Over Alleged Misleading Practices, Adds to Regulatory Scrutiny
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Italy Fines Revolut €11.5M Over Alleged Misleading Practices, Adds to Regulatory Scrutiny

Italy’s competition and consumer protection authority has fined multiple entities within the Revolut group €11.5 million (about $12.2 million) for alleged unfair commercial practices related to how the financial technology firm marketed and managed some of its services in the Italian market, according to regulatory sources.

“International Finance & Banking Summit 2026” to be Held in Baku
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“International Finance & Banking Summit 2026” to be Held in Baku

On June 9–10, 2026, Baku will host the “International Finance & Banking Summit 2026”. The summit is designed as a high-level platform to accelerate the integration of Turkic-speaking countries’ financial systems into the global financial space. The event is organized with the support of the Council of the Banking Associations of the Turkic States (CBATS), […]

Seven Financial Rules Changing in India Today And Most People Aren’t Ready
Finance & Economics

Seven Financial Rules Changing in India Today And Most People Aren’t Ready

The new financial year doesn’t just flip a calendar page. From April 1, 2026, a sweeping set of regulatory changes reshapes how millions of Indians pay taxes, use credit cards, buy insurance, pay tolls, and access their savings. Most of these rules are already in effect as you read this.

How MAS Is Shaping AI Risk: Inside MindForge, Veritas, and the New Governance Stack in Finance
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How MAS Is Shaping AI Risk: Inside MindForge, Veritas, and the New Governance Stack in Finance

As AI systems move from tools to autonomous agents in finance, Singapore’s regulator is building something rare: a full governance stack. Here’s how MAS’s MindForge, Veritas, and new AI risk guidelines work together, and why it matters globally.

Trump Administration’s Reported $10 Billion TikTok Deal Fee Raises Questions in Washington
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Trump Administration’s Reported $10 Billion TikTok Deal Fee Raises Questions in Washington

Reports that the Trump administration could receive a $10 billion fee for brokering a deal to keep TikTok operating in the United States are drawing growing scrutiny, with lawmakers questioning both the legitimacy and structure of the arrangement.

Crypto Platforms Build for the AI Agent Economy While Regulators Warn of New Risks
Science & Technology

Crypto Platforms Build for the AI Agent Economy While Regulators Warn of New Risks

The intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrency is entering a new phase, with crypto platforms beginning to build infrastructure specifically designed for autonomous AI agents while regulators warn about the growing influence of AI-driven financial advice on younger investors.

The Economics of Motherhood: Where We Stand at Gender Equality Ahead of Mother’s Day 2026
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The Economics of Motherhood: Where We Stand at Gender Equality Ahead of Mother’s Day 2026

Mother’s Day (celebrated on March 15 in the UK and May 10, 2026, globally) arrives at a moment when many countries are re-examining the unpaid labour and legal protections that shape mothers’ lives. As public celebrations and family gatherings approach, researchers and policy makers point to persistent gaps in how societies value caregiving — gaps […]

Interview with Karolina Aleksandrova, ProMoney Founder & Organiser of the Baltic Payment Forum
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Interview with Karolina Aleksandrova, ProMoney Founder & Organiser of the Baltic Payment Forum

PaySpace Magazine Global spoke to Karolina Aleksandrova, Founder of ProMoney and organiser of the Baltic Payment Forum that took place on March 3, 2026 in Vilnius, Lithuania.

The Consent Gap: When Big Tech Decides You’ve Already Agreed
Society & Lifestyle

The Consent Gap: When Big Tech Decides You’ve Already Agreed

Spain’s Charter of Digital Rights sits largely unknown by the businesses it is meant to guide, while Amazon quietly enrolls merchants in AI commerce experiments without their knowledge, and Meta’s CEO defends a platform accused of targeting vulnerable children. The gap between rights on paper and corporate practice has never been wider.