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Cryptoasset ownership and adoption continue to increase steadily, encouraging new investments and developments in the crypto wallet market too.
In fact, data compiled by Statista shows that downloads of the ten most popular wallet apps began to take off from December 2020, while Blockchain.com saw worldwide downloads of its software-based wallet increase to more than 80 million by December 2021…
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Crypto Wallet Trends in 2022: More Privacy, Security, Features, and Choice
Turkey to Send 3,000 Police Officers to Qatar as Security Support for FIFA 2022 World Cup
My Football Facts ⇒ Articles By Martin Graham | 6th Mar 2022 As Qatar continues planning to host the first ever FIFA World Cup to be held in an Arab nation, Turkey has pledged logistics support in terms of police officers to aid in the local organising committee’s security plans for the global showpiece…
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Laurentian board finally to vote on 2020-2021 financials, showing nearly $66M shortfall
Its deficiency over expenses is due to $79.1M in restructuring expenses…
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Ukraine War Crimes: US Sees ‘Very Credible’ Reports of Russian Attack on Ukrainian Civilians
Russia has come under intense criticism for its assault on Ukrainian cities, in operations that Kyiv and Western governments say have included attacks on schools, hospitals and residential blocks…
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Financial Nuclear War: The World Is In for a Shock
Sanctions have shown that currency reserves accumulated by central banks can be taken away. With China taking note, this may reshape geopolitics, economic management and even the international role of the U.S. dollar…
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IMF Must Ensure Russia Can’t Access Financial Lifeline
The IMF also must ensure that the Ukrainian government will continue to be able to access the financing available…
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Blinken: U.S. has seen “very credible” reports of war crimes in Ukraine
Secretary of State Antony Blinken told CNN’s Jake Tapper on “State of the Union” from Moldova on Sunday: “[W]e’ve seen very credible reports of deliberate attacks on civilians, which would constitute a war crime.”Why it matters: The International Criminal Cou…
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Payment Firms Bow Out Of Russia Amidst Calls For Financial Isolation
Under public pressure to cease operations in Russia, several major firms have announced to shut down their services. The latest to join the list is the payment processor Mastercard. According to the press release, the payment giant has decided to discontinue transactions in the nation citing the “unprecedented nature of the current conflict and the [……
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The US has seen ‘very credible reports’ of intentional attacks on civilians constituting a war crime, Blinken says
We’ve seen very credible reports of deliberate attacks on civilians which would constitute a war crime,” Secretary of State Antony Blinken said…
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Blinken: U.S. Investigating, Documenting Russian War Crimes
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that the United States was “documenting” reports of Russian war crimes during the invasion of Ukraine…
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