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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov free to leave France as travel ban lifted: Report

13.11.2025
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov is now free to travel after French authorities fully lifted the ban on his travel, although the investigation into the platform remains open

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov free to leave France as travel ban lifted: Report

13.11.2025
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov is now free to travel after French authorities fully lifted the ban on his travel, although the investigation into the platform remains open

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov free to leave France as travel ban lifted: Report

13.11.2025
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov is now free to travel after French authorities fully lifted the ban on his travel, although the investigation into the platform remains open

Final Fantasy 9‘s Vivi Has Finally Been Banned From Magic: The Gathering

10.11.2025
Vivi Cauldron has been the most broken deck until now The post <i>Final Fantasy 9</i>‘s Vivi Has Finally Been Banned From <i>Magic: The Gathering</i> appeared first on Kotaku

Banks push US Treasury for blanket stablecoin yield ban, Coinbase pushes back

6.11.2025
Coinbase insists that the US Treasury cannot override Congress’s intent on the GENIUS Act, but banks continue to press for a blanket ban on stablecoin interest

‘Cut-throat’ battle for crypto ETNs erupts in UK after retail ban lifted

30.10.2025
With retail access restored, crypto exchange-traded notes issuers slash fees to historic lows, signaling an intensifying battle for UK market dominance

‘Cut-throat’ battle for crypto ETNs erupts in UK after retail ban lifted

30.10.2025
With retail access restored, crypto exchange-traded notes issuers slash fees to historic lows, signaling an intensifying battle for UK market dominance

French Lawmakers to Review Motion to Ban Digital Euro

29.10.2025
Key Highlights French lawmakers to review a motion to ban the European Central Bank’s (ECB) proposed digital euro…

Prediction Market Kalshi Sues New York Regulator Over Sports Contracts Ban

28.10.2025
Kalshi argues that the CFTC has exclusive jurisdiction over derivatives on federally regulated exchanges, and state interference would fragment the system