Pavel Durov questioned for fourth time as French criminal probe enters second year

The digital euro aims to enhance monetary sovereignty and reduce reliance on foreign payment networks, impacting Europe's financial landscape. The post ECB’s Lagarde says digital euro complements cash, not a replacement appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Europe's push for AI sovereignty could redefine its tech landscape, reducing reliance on US infrastructure and enhancing data security. The post Mistral AI CEO joins Eurogroup to make the case for European AI sovereignty appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Pavel Durov Faces Fourth Round of French Questioning appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Pavel Durov faced a fourth round of questioning in France’s ongoing Telegram criminal probe.  Durov’s lawyers say prosecutors have presented no evidence and are challenging the case.  Telegram says cooperation with French authorities has improved, but the investigation remains ongoing. Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been questioned for a fourth time by French investigating judges as authorities continue their criminal investigation into the messaging platform. According to sources, Durov spent more than six hours answering questions in Paris on Wednesday. It was his fourth interrogation since he was formally charged in 2024. The case focuses on allegations that Telegram failed to properly moderate illegal content and cooperate with law enforcement. Defense Says Prosecutors Have No Evidence After the latest questioning, Durov’s legal team said prosecutors have still not presented evidenc

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The post Lithuania Solar Cybersecurity Rules Expose Europe’s Renewable Remote Access Risks appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Grid operators in Lithuania can now disconnect solar plants above 100 kilowatts that lack required cybersecurity measures. 2. A solar installation in Lithuania. New rules test whether Europe can impose security boundaries on distributed renewable assets after they are already deployed and remotely connected. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) Getty Images Lithuania’s grid operators can now disconnect solar plants above 100 kilowatts that fail new cybersecurity rules. That sounds like narrow local regulation. It isn’t. It is one of the clearest signs yet that Europe’s renewable build-out has become a critical-infrastructure problem as much as a climate one. For utilities, storage developers, infrastructure investors and regulators, the question is no longer just how fast to add solar and batteries. It is who still holds remote access once those assets

MiCA enforcement on July 1, 2026 puts fiat access in focus. Kraken targets a Lithuanian bank licence and leads EU liquidity, per DefiLlama.

Europe’s stablecoin rulebook is becoming much more real. ESMA’s finalized MiCA guidelines add another layer of detail to how stablecoin issuers and service providers are expected to operate inside the bloc, especially wh

The post Temasek Keeps Crypto “Off the Table” Four Years After $275M FTX Writedown appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TLDR: Temasek holds zero direct crypto investments, citing unresolved regulatory uncertainty worldwide today. The fund absorbed a $275 million FTX writedown in 2022, damaging Singapore’s financial reputation. Temasek plans to raise AI exposure from six percent to fifteen percent of assets by 2031. Europe drew 12 billion euros in Temasek capital over two years, trailing only the United States. Temasek crypto investments remain absent from the Singapore sovereign wealth fund’s portfolio, four years after a costly FTX exposure. Chief Investment Officer Nagi Hamiyeh confirmed the firm holds no direct digital asset positions, citing ongoing regulatory uncertainty across global markets. The statement follows a $275 million writedown Temasek recorded in 2022 after the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX. Despite avoiding direct crypto exposure, Temasek continues tracking