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Graduate of History from The University Sussex and a Masters in Journalism from The University of Groningen, James Field has written for publication in the United Kingdom and Netherlands across a range of topics including arts, culture, environmental and legal sector issues. He served as Deputy Editor for a leading Legal publication and currently researches and writes on the digital asset space, with a focus on legal changes impacting the industry.

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Greece opens contract for $415M digital identity system
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31 July, 2026

Greece opens contract for $415M digital identity system

Greece launches a €415.6 million ($472.8 million) bid for a digital ID card system to enhance security, authentication, and compliance...
North Korea arrests state-trained hackers over bank attacks
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29 July, 2026

North Korea arrests state-trained hackers over bank attacks

North Korea cracks down on a former state-backed hacking group accused of targeting two state banks and laundering stolen funds...
London Blockchain Finance Summit maps path to tokenization scaling
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29 July, 2026

London Blockchain Finance Summit maps path to tokenization scaling

London Blockchain's Institutional Tokenization Summit brought together global experts to tackle the next phase of real-world asset tokenization.
EU issues AI transparency guide ahead of August enforcement
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27 July, 2026

EU issues AI transparency guide ahead of August enforcement

The European Commission published AI Act transparency guidelines ahead of August 2, helping providers identify AI-generated content and reduce risks.
Russia passes first comprehensive crypto market law
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24 July, 2026

Russia passes first comprehensive crypto market law

Russia moves closer to regulating digital assets as the State Duma passes a bill covering crypto exchanges, licensing, and market...
China rivals US as global AI leader title; Chip shortage looms
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24 July, 2026

China rivals US as global AI leader title; Chip shortage looms

China's Xi Jinping is pushing a global AI coalition to rival the U.S. as industry leaders warn that the AI...

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