#regulation
158 articles found
Latest
Stability AI wins UK High Court case vs Getty Images
-EAjlVGNh.png "Stability AI wins UK High Court case vs Getty Images")
UK High Court Judge Joanna Smith DBE has largely rejected Getty Images’ copyright case against Stability AI, ruling in November 2025 that the maker of Stable Diffusion did not commit secondary copyright infringement in the UK because the alleged training acts were not shown to have happened in this jurisdiction. -b7qsq4ab.png "China, U.S. reach accord pausing rare-earth curbs and chip probes")
White House details “peace and prosperity” package in Malaysia
-yBHkQR7L.png "White House details “peace and prosperity” package in Malaysia")
The White House on October 26, 2025 outlined President Donald J. Trump’s agenda in Kuala Lumpur, pairing a ceasefire ceremony between Thailand and Cambodia with trade and critical-minerals arrangements the administration says will diversify supply chains while preserving tariff leverage. -xZjGBOny.png "New Delhi close to trade agreements with the U.S.")
-BMYLSMoB.png "UK taxman doubles crypto capital gains crackdown")
Two futures for crypto: Why FSB's warning matters for markets
The G20’s Financial Stability Board latest review reveals a fork in the road for crypto regulation. One path leads to coordinated global standards. The other to regulatory arbitrage and elevated systemic risk. Here's what each scenario means for investors. 
-baehGH9o.png "How Trump-era reforms are redrawing U.S. policy at home")
State watchdog Galvin challenges U.S. federal crypto framework
Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin has raised concerns over efforts in Congress to establish a unified federal framework for cryptocurrency oversight, arguing that such legislation could undermine the protections currently enforced by state regulators. Iran tightens crypto mining controls as energy grid faces strain
-tF0AX0qC.png "Iran tightens crypto mining controls as energy grid faces strain")
Iranian authorities have intensified a nationwide crackdown on unlicensed crypto mining, citing daily power losses of roughly 1.4–2.0 gigawatts and reporting large-scale seizures of illicit rigs that officials say are straining the grid. 
U.S. offers regulatory relief to maintain domestic copper output
-c3jdmdCH.png "U.S. offers regulatory relief to maintain domestic copper output")
The White House published a fact sheet outlining regulatory relief from Environmental Protection Agency rules to support U.S. copper production and processing. The administration said the goal is to keep domestic smelters and refiners online during a tight supply cycle. Crypto execs meet U.S. senators as market structure bill stalls
Executives from firms such as Coinbase Global Inc. and Chainlink Labs joined senators, including Tim Scott, Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer, to explore how the U.S. should classify digital assets, regulate DeFi platforms and divide oversight between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). France expands AML inspections for Binance and crypto exchanges
France’s financial regulator has widened its anti-money laundering (AML) inspections on crypto exchanges as part of efforts to identify which firms will qualify for European Union-wide licenses under the bloc’s new regulatory framework. 
Australia gives enforcers authority to limit crypto ATM services
Australia’s Home Affairs Minister, Tony Burke, announced new legislation granting the country’s financial crimes agency AUSTRAC expanded powers to regulate or restrict the operation of crypto ATMs. The law, introduced on Thursday, allows AUSTRAC to limit or ban financial products and services deemed high-risk for money laundering or fraud. 
