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As Trump's policies crater the dollar to four-year lows, China sees a golden opportunity to challenge the greenback's global dominance with yuan internationalization.
CoinDesk's Consensus Hong Kong 2026 reveals the city's strategy to become a global crypto financial hub, while US regulatory uncertainty continues
Polymarket traders doubled odds of Jesus Christ's return to 4%, outperforming bitcoin's 18% decline. A look into prediction markets' strangest corners.
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As Bitcoin crashes below key levels, longtime skeptics like the Financial Times and Peter Schiff declare victory while bulls search desperately for bottoming signals in the crypto carnage.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggests the Federal Reserve will take a measured approach to balance sheet policy, signaling stability over rapid changes in monetary policy.
PM Takaichi's coalition wins supermajority in Japan's snap election, securing constitutional amendment powers. What does this mean for Asia's power balance?
Namibia refuses to recognize TotalEnergies-Petrobras partnership, highlighting growing resource nationalism and regulatory scrutiny in African energy sector.
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Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi's snap election gamble delivered a crushing victory, securing a two-thirds majority. Her consumption tax cuts and Trump ties could reshape regional economics.
Alpine skiing legend Lindsey Vonn suffered a serious crash during her Winter Olympics comeback attempt. The 43-year-old's return to competitive skiing faces an early setback.
Thailand's general election pits conservative and progressive camps in a vote that could reshape Southeast Asian politics and regional stability.
Thailand's general election shows a tight race between progressive People's Party and conservative Bhumjaithai, with major implications for Southeast Asian political stability and foreign investment.
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Hungary's main opposition party Tisza unveiled an election program featuring wealth tax introduction and euro adoption, challenging Orbán's 14-year economic model ahead of 2026 elections.