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cooperation in the crypto sector.Why Did India Call Out for Global Framework? Cryptocurrencies, as global assets transcending the jurisdiction of any single government or nation, have prompted India, in its current G20 Summit presidency, to advocate for global collaboration among participating countries. India's call for a global framework on cryptocurrencies at the G20 Summit aligns with its recognition of the transformative potential and risks associated with digital currencies. By advocating for international cooperation and regulation, India aims to address these challenges collectively while fostering responsible innovation and safeguarding its interests in the evolving crypto landscape. Being a fast maturing sector in its foundational building time, the crypto industry is currently grappling with a lack of consistent regulatory frameworks worldwide. Different countries have adopted varying approaches, ranging from outright bans to embracing cryptocurrencies as legitimate financial assets. This regulatory divergence creates uncertainty for investors and hampers the growth of the industry.How can International Forums Play a Role?

Netanyahu has described it as the «largest cooperation project in our history» that will «change the face of the Middle East, Israel, and will affect the entire world». The new economic corridor, which many see as an alternative to China's Belt and Road Initiative, was jointly announced on Saturday by the leaders of the US, India, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, France, Germany, Italy and the European Union on the sidelines of the G20 summit in New Delhi. In a video message released late Saturday evening, Netanyahu said that Israel is at the focus of an unprecedented international project that will link infrastructure from Asia to Europe. «I welcome the statement that was released today by the United States, India, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and the European Union, as well as France, Italy and Germany,» Netanyahu said. «A good week to you, citizens of Israel.

Narendra Modi on Saturday held a bilateral meeting with his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida on the first day of the two-day G20 Summit in New Delhi. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Modi said, «Held productive talks with PM Kishida. We took stock of India-Japan bilateral ties and the ground covered during India's G20 Presidency and Japan's G7 Presidency.

G20 Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday held talks with his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina on diversifying bilateral cooperation and discussed issues such as connectivity and commercial linkages. In a post on his second bilateral of the day after holding talks with Mauritian Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth, Modi said he had «productive deliberations» with PM Sheikh Hasina. «The progress in India-Bangladesh relations in the last 9 years has been very gladdening.

covid-19 pandemic, but global growth remains fragile and inflation stubbornly persistent. The increasing frequency of extreme weather events — July was the hottest month on record — has made clear that urgent progress is needed on climate action and other sustainable development goals y(SDGs) during this “decade of action". Yet, at this moment when the need for collaborative action is so apparent, geopolitical competition and confrontation risks are outpacing cooperation.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Jakarta to atte... morePrime Minister Narendra Modi is in Jakarta to attend the ASEAN-India Summit.

COVID-19 pandemic. His remarks come amidst growing concerns over China's assertive actions in territorial disputes, which were highlighted by Beijing's release of a controversial map claiming territories of other nations as part of China. India, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Taiwan have protested against the Chinese map.

maritime safety and security as well as disaster management was another key focus of the Prime Minister’s proposal. India also invited ASEAN nations to join the India-led Coalition for Disaster Resilience Infrastructure.

MUNICH (Reuters) -China's industrial policy adviser and 'father of EVs' Wan Gang said efficient batteries, better EV architectures and intelligent driving systems were key to scaling up EVs, calling for international collaboration on research and standards.

father of EVs" Wan Gang said efficient batteries, better EV architectures and intelligent driving systems were key to scaling up EVs, calling for international collaboration on research and standards. Speaking at China's World New Energy Vehicle Congress taking place in Munich, Wan, a former science minister widely regarded as a key promoter of EVs in China, said hybrid and fuel cell vehicles powered by hydrogen were an essential part of the transition to low-carbon mobility. «Many of you are very curious about the Chinese viewpoint on fuel cells… hydrogen is an important component of the national energy system,» he said, adding the technology was particularly promising for reducing emissions from commercial vehicles. «We need to promote the whole supply chain of low-carbon development,» he added.

MUMBAI : Global cooperation is essential to tackle cryptocurrencies and other threats emanating from the cyber space, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Tuesday, outlining a topic that is set to be a key Indian focus at a Group of 20 summit in New Delhi this weekend. “As much as you build firewalls, there are more and more newer ways in which attacks are being made. Crypto (is a) threat as well as an opportunity," Sitharaman said at a Global Fintech Fest here.

Modi has said while seeking global cooperation to deal with cybercrimes. In an exclusive interview with PTI, he said the World Bank has estimated that cyber attacks could have caused losses of around USD 5.2 trillion to the world during 2019-2023, but their impact goes beyond just financial aspects into activities that are deeply worrying.Read the full interview here He said these can have social and geopolitical implications. «Cyber terrorism, online radicalisation, use of networked platforms to move funds from money laundering to drugs and terrorism — are just the tip of the iceberg,» he said. Modi said cyberspace has introduced an entirely new dimension to the battle against illicit financial activities and terrorism. «Terrorist organisations are using technology for radicalisation, moving money from money laundering and drugs into terror funding, and capitalising on emerging digital avenues such as the dark net, metaverse, and cryptocurrency platforms to fulfil their nefarious aims,» he said. Stressing the need for taking the cyber threats very seriously, the prime minister said one angle of their adverse impact is the financial losses they cause. Further, he said, cyber attacks can also have implications for the social fabric of nations. Modi said the spread of 'deep fakes' can cause chaos and loss of credibility of news sources.

The top Chinese official in charge of economic relations with Washington has told Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo he's ready to “make new positive efforts” to improve cooperation following an agreement to reduce trade tension

Joe Biden will «reaffirm US commitment to the G20» as the premier forum of economic cooperation globally and will also speak about a range of issues, including the social effects of Russia's war in Ukraine, the White House said on Tuesday. White House press secretary, Karine Jean Pierre made the remarks during a media briefing. Announcing the President's schedule, Pierre said that Biden «will travel to Hanoi, Vietnam, on September 10 following his participation in the G20 Summit in New Delhi.» Responding to a question on topline goals President Biden hopes to accomplish at G20, the White House press secretary said, «President Biden will reaffirm the US commitment to the G20 as the premier forum of economic cooperation globally.» She also said that President Biden will «discuss a range of joint efforts to tackle global issues, from the clean energy transition and combating climate change to mitigating the economic and social impacts of Russia's war in Ukraine, to increasing the capacity of the multilateral development banks to better fight poverty and take on the significant transnational challenges that are afflicting countries across the world.» US President Joe Biden will travel to India on a four-day visit to attend the G20 Leaders' Summit in September in New Delhi during which he will discuss joint efforts to tackle global issues like climate change, including the Ukraine war with member nations, White House confirmed in a statement on August 22. It said Biden and G20 partners will also discuss clean energy transition and combating climate change increasing the capacity of multilateral development banks. India is set to host G20 Summit on September 9 and 10. Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the US in June, where

Narendra Modi on Wednesday proposed five points for further cooperation between BRICS countries during his remarks at a plenary session of the 15th BRICS Summit. The first area of cooperation suggested by the Prime Minister was in space. “We are already working on the BRICS satellite constellation.

ICDs to Bangladesh using Inland Waterways, following the circular dated 09 September 2022. The circular dated 14th September 2022 paves the way for the transshipment of containerized export cargo from Bangladesh, destined for third countries, through India using riverine and land routes.

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Mint in August, NPCI International CEO Ritesh Shukla stated that interoperability with the payments platforms of foreign partners will enable remittances as well as merchant payments. He also spoke of plans to double the number of countries where UPI is live.

New Delhi: With an aim to deepen bilateral trade and economic ties, India and Vietnam on Tuesday convened the 5th meeting of the India-Vietnam Joint Trade Sub-Commission (JTSC) , the ministry of commerce & industry said. This meeting was held after a gap of more than four years on account of the covid-19 pandemic and other factors.

NEW DELHI: Union minister Jitendra Singh on Saturday said, BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) should continue to hold global significance for being the most populated marketplace, driven by the knowledge, creativity and innovation economy. Addressing the 11th BRICS STI ministerial meeting at Goeberha in South Africa through a virtual medium on “STI Priorities and Policies Updates", the minister said, the grouping could collaborate to identify and explore regional scientific research challenges through joint S&T solutions suited to local economies.