EU carbon market review proposes extending free permits for local investments

The EU's approval of the trade deal may stabilize markets, but US reliability concerns could lead to future economic volatility and uncertainty. The post EU assembly backs US trade deal as doubts linger over White House follow-through appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The EU's scrutiny of foreign subsidies in major media mergers could reshape global investment strategies and regulatory landscapes. The post Paramount, Warner Bros deal faces EU subsidy scrutiny, decision due July 14 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The EU's MiCA expansion could reshape DeFi and crypto markets, impacting innovation, regulatory compliance, and market dynamics globally. The post EU consults on bringing DeFi, prediction markets, and crypto perps under MiCA appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

EU and Russia Both Target Stablecoins: What It Means The post EU Crypto News: The Crypto Cold War Is Here Between EU and Russia appeared first on 99Bitcoins.

Too many enterprises remain ignorant of the European Union’s 2024 Cyber Resilience Act, the first elements of which enter force on June 11, according to a new survey. Two-thirds of respondents to the survey by Open Source Security Foundation said they were unfamiliar with the CRA, which aims to make hardware and software sold in the EU more secure. As well as the CRA’s demands on vendors, it also has implications for users of open-source software, hence the Foundation’s interest in the topic. Among other measures, the CRA creates the role of open-source steward within the enterprise, with responsibility for ensuring that a security policy is in place for any software being used within the organization. The first part of the CRA to enter force, on June 11, concerns the designation of conformity assessment bodies by member states. Then, from September 11, manufacturers will be required to begin reporting vulnerabilities in their products to the relevant authorities. The remaining obligat

The proposed measures would ban transactions on 11 crypto platforms and expand sanctions targeting networks accused of helping Russia evade restrictions.

Hungary's policy shift enhances EU unity, potentially strengthening future sanctions and reducing Russia's ability to bypass oil restrictions. The post EU targets head of Russian Orthodox Church with sanctions after Hungary drops four-year veto appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The European Commission has proposed sanctions on 20 non-EU entities, including crypto platforms, as part of a new package that could introduce the bloc’s first country-level ban on foreign crypto services linked to Russian sanctions evasion. According to the European…