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    Turkmenistan passes law regulating cryptocurrency mining and exchanges

    Turkmenistan has approved a new law to legalise and regulate digital assets, including licensing for crypto exchanges and mining firms. Taking effect on January 1, the policy aims to attract investment and support economic diversification. The rules define how virtual assets can be created, used, and circulated, following regional moves like Kyrgyzstan’s stablecoin launch.

    With eye to China investment, Taliban now to preserve Buddhas

    China's ambassador to Afghanistan has said talks are ongoing, but nothing more. Acquiring rare minerals is key for Beijing to maintain its standing as a global manufacturing powerhouse. While stopping short of recognizing the Taliban government, China has stood out from the international community by calling for the unfreezing of Afghan assets and has kept its diplomatic mission running in Kabul.

    China plays by its own rules while going global

    The Chinese money is breathing life into government infrastructure projects that otherwise might have died for lack of financing.

    With subsidy burden set to reduce and capacity expansion in the offing, GAIL is a good choice at the current attractive valuation.

    The Economic Times
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