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Kazakhstan’s AIFC Court Bars Coinbase and Five Others From Unlicensed Services
Kazakhstan's AIFC court has barred Coinbase, BingX, HTX and three others from unlicensed crypto services. Its September orders were made public on 20 Oct.
FCA Says Incident Reporting Must Cover AI Failures and Near-Misses
The FCA has published good and poor AI practice and said in a speech that incident reporting must extend to AI failures and near-misses. No new rules yet.
Google Pitches Gemini Agents to US Agencies for FOIA, Procurement and Rules
Google Public Sector has launched Gemini for government services, agents for US federal, state and local agencies. It is a US-only preview with no pricing.
Ukraine Says a Heavy Drone Flew a Wounded Soldier to Safety, Claiming a First
Ukrainian units and Gurzuf Defence say a heavy drone winched a wounded soldier off the front line, a claimed first. The maker calls it a last resort.
APT28 Hacked Defence and Police Targets in Two NATO Countries, Symantec Says
Symantec says Russia's APT28 hacked a naval shipbuilder, an aircraft-engine maker and a police agency in two unnamed NATO states and may still be active.
FINMA Approves Switzerland’s First Bitcoin ETF Open to Retail Savers
Switzerland's regulator has approved the first retail fund holding bitcoin directly, with custody rules, FinSA sales duties and a warning it stays risky.
US Navy and GSA Quadruple Gecko Robotics Contract Ceiling to $300m
The US Navy and GSA have raised Gecko Robotics' ship-inspection contract ceiling from $71m to $300m. A ceiling is a maximum, not money paid.
BlackRock Files for Bitcoin ETF Capping Gains to Limit Losses to 10%
BlackRock has filed for PBIT, an ETF using IBIT options to cap bitcoin gains and aim to limit each tranche's initial loss to about 10% before fees.
Japan Is Months From Running Out of Yttrium as China Squeezes Supply, FT Reports
Japan's yttrium supply has stalled as China curbs exports; a ministry official tells AFP shipments fell sharply, while Beijing defends its controls.
US Lines Up 25,000 BAE Counter-Drone Kits a Year, if Congress Pays
The US Department of War and BAE Systems agreed a framework for up to 25,000 APKWS guidance kits a year for seven years, pending congressional funding.
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