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China faces growing uncertainty in South America after Trump’s dramatic intervention in Venezuela reshaped regional power dynamics.

South Korean regulators are weighing stricter fines for hacked crypto exchanges following recent security breaches.

Pro-crypto Senator Cynthia Lummis criticises reported Bitcoin sales by the US government despite plans for a strategic reserve.

Analysts warn Russia’s digital ruble may curb growth of the MIR card network and reshape the country’s cashless payments sector.

Chrystia Freeland is leaving Canada’s parliament to take on an advisory role with Ukraine’s president.

UK MPs are set to question police and council leaders over a controversial ban on Israeli football supporters.

Ugandan officials say there are no plans to shut down the internet during the upcoming national election.

South Korea’s president has sought to reset relations with China during a rare state visit to Beijing.

The Trump administration is rolling back federal child care funding rules as officials cite fraud concerns and freeze payments.

Mark Kelly has vowed to push back after the defence secretary moved to review his military rank and pension.

Nicolás Maduro and his wife have denied US narco-terrorism charges during their first court appearance in New York.

Ledger has confirmed a Global-e data breach exposed limited customer information but did not compromise crypto wallets.