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Maddy SavageBusiness reporterReporting fromCopenhagen & MalmöMaddy SavageLaurine Deschamps lives in Malmö and works in CopenhagenOne of Europe’s most iconic transport landmarks, the Öresund bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden, is celebrating 25 years since its opening. But challenges remain despite its huge impact on business in the region.Oskar Damkjaer, 28, is standing on a platform inside the red-brick 19th century train station in Malmö.He lives in the Danish capital, Copenhagen, and commutes over the Öresund bridge to Sweden’s third largest city twice a week, folding some of his working hours into the high-speed 40-minute train journey.”People think that it’s a…

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Germany’s largest savings bank financial group, known as the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, have announced their plan to offer Bitcoin and other crypto trading services to private customers. The move comes after years of hesitation over digital assets risk and volatility. “We should offer customers the opportunity to trade cryptocurrencies at the Sparkassen as well,” said Matthias Dießl, President of the Sparkassen, in an interview with Bloomberg that was translated into English. According to the German Savings Banks and Giro Association (DSGV), the Sparkassen will provide reliable access to a regulated crypto offering through their mobile app, with technical support from DekaBank, the…

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It’s a wrap for one of the most anticipated films – Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’. The director finally called “cut” on Part 1 of the epic late Monday night. There by his side were leading men, Ranbir Kapoor and Ravi Dubey. The actors, who are cast as Lord Ram, and Laxmana, were seen hugging each other tightly after the final scene was filmed. In videos doing the rounds online, Ranbir and Ravi joined the team for a cake-cutting ceremony, where their director Tiwari, also gave a moving speech, earning hoots and cheers from his team. Amidst an “emotional and electric” atmosphere,…

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By Taylor Bell, updated June 30, 2025In 2025, the crypto world is buzzing again — and this time, it’s all about Circle, the company behind the popular stablecoin USDC. After a failed SPAC deal in 2022, Circle is reportedly gearing up for a public offering once more. Wall Street analysts are cautiously optimistic, calling it a “bullish comeback”, but also sounding alarms about potential overvaluation risks. The big question remains: is this a bullish bet or bubble?So, is this the big break for Circle — or just another bubble waiting to pop?What is Circle, and Why Does It Matter?Circle is…

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England captain Ben Stokes speaks to the team alongside coach Brendon McCullum and Harry Brook during a net session at Edgbaston (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images) Former England all-rounder Moeen Ali made an unexpected appearance at England’s training session in Birmingham on Monday. He offered his expertise on the Edgbaston pitch before the second Test against India.Ali, who retired from international cricket in 2024, visited his home ground to share his knowledge of the local conditions. His experience at Edgbaston, where he had numerous memorable performances, could prove valuable.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!The timing of…

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Each spring, a familiar cloud of uncertainty settles over thousands of Indian professionals hoping to live and work in the United States. The reason? The H-1B visa lottery, a process so arbitrary that even the most qualified applicants can be shut out, not for lack of merit, but by sheer probability. But as frustration mounts over this luck-based system, a growing group is taking a different path — one that rewards proven ability, not chance.An exit from the lottery mindsetThe O-1 visa, often dubbed the “genius visa,” is no consolation prize. Instead, it’s a serious, merit-based alternative for those who’ve…

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Kazakhstan is preparing to launch a state-run crypto reserve as the National Bank of Kazakhstan confirmed plans to create a national crypto reserve. The fund will likely be made of seized digital assets and government-linked mining operations. The announcement came from the government news agency Kazinform on 25 June 2025. National Bank Chairman Timur Suleimenov acknowledged the internet volatility and risks associated with crypto. However, he argued that placing the crypto reserve under the control of a centralized institution would ensure proper oversight and mitigate potential dangers. BREAKING: KAZAKHSTAN PRESIDENT RENEWS PLEDGE TO CREATE NEW ‘CRYPTO CITY’ WHERE EVERYONE ACCEPTS…

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Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Despite suffering high volatility and intense competition from the crypto and meme coin market, the non-fungible token market has continued to showcase strong resilience. In 2025, the NFT market has evolved beyond its initial hype, focusing on practical applications like gaming, digital identity, and real-world asset tokenization. In response to this market maturity, the NFT market has recorded a trading sales volume of over $1.34 billion in Q2, 2025. NFT Market Records $1.34 Billion In Q2 2025 Data compiled by cryptoslam, a renowned on-chain crypto market data…

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Bullish Entry Points:Buy from the 0.0250 – 0.0248 level, provided strong reversal signals appear (such as rebound candlesticks on a short timeframe).Buy after a confirmed breakout above the 0.0265 resistance level and sustained trading above it.Buy Targets: 0.0275, 0.0290, 0.0305Stop Loss: 0.0240Bearish Entry Points:Sell from the 0.0265 – 0.0270 level if the price fails to break resistance and shows clear weakness.Sell after a confirmed daily close below the 0.0250 support level.Sell Targets: 0.0240, 0.0225, 0.0210Stop Loss: 0.0275 The Turkish Lira (TRY) exchange rate against the US Dollar (USD) recorded a significant decline during today’s trading, reaching 0.0251 against the dollar,…

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“Any suf­fi­cient­ly advanced tech­nol­o­gy is indis­tin­guish­able from mag­ic.” So holds the third and most famous of the “three laws” orig­i­nal­ly artic­u­lat­ed by sci­ence fic­tion writer Arthur C. Clarke. Even when it was first pub­lished in the late nine­teen-six­ties, Clarke’s third law would have felt true to any res­i­dent of the devel­oped world, sur­round­ed by and whol­ly depen­dent on advanced tech­nolo­gies whose work­ings they could scarce­ly hope to explain. Nat­u­ral­ly, it feels even truer now, a quar­ter of the way into our dig­i­tal twen­ty-first cen­tu­ry. Indeed, for all we know about how they real­ly work, our cred­it cards, our smart­phones, our…

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