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South Korean President Yoon Seok-yuk: 1. Apologize for declaring martial law, which is out of desperation as president. 2. Will not shy away from the legal and political responsibilities in the process of declaring martial law. 3. There will never be a second martial law. 4. The National Power Party will decide the plan for the presidential term and political stability. Han Dong-hoon, representative of the ruling party of South Korea: President Yoon Seok-yuk has been unable to perform his duties...
According to Bloomberg, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has promised to hold bipartisan discussions to implement a comprehensive tax reform, after which Japan will continue to pursue the proposed economic stimulus package. The economic stimulus package is expected to be approved by the end of 2024, and the proposed tax reform measures include changes to income tax, corporate tax and cryptocurrency tax, representing a policy shift for the ruling party, which has been calling for higher tax...
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan bill to provide regulatory clarity for digital assets, a move that comes against the backdrop of heightened uncertainty over cryptocurrency regulation at the federal level. Continuing a trend of legislatures and governors across the country trying to set some rules for the U.S. crypto industry. The bill passed with a majority of 176 votes to 26, including 76 Democrats and all 100 Republicans.
Members of both parties in the U.S. Congress recently said that important cryptocurrency legislation is expected to be passed by the end of the year. French Hill, vice chairperson of the House Financial Services Committee, said at DC Fintech Week that FIT21 (the Digital Asset Regulatory Framework Act) and the stablecoin bill are expected to be considered between the November presidential election and the end of the year. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand shared a similar view, emphasizing that with sev...
US senators from both parties are again pushing for a law banning members of Congress from trading stocks. In a July 9 letter to House Speaker Mike Johnson and Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, a bipartisan group of 20 senators proposed amendments to the 2012 Stop Using Congressional Knowledge Trading Act to ban lawmakers from trading stocks. Josh Hawley, US senator, told a news conference: "Congress should not be about making money. Members of Congress have no reason...
U.S. senators from both parties plan to announce an agreement banning Congress from trading stocks.
Whether a bipartisan bill restricting lawmakers' stock trading should also apply to their cryptocurrency holdings is a matter of disagreement between the two sponsors of the House stock ban legislation. According to reports, Rep. Abigail Spanberg, Democrat of Virginia, and Rep. Chip Roy, Republican of Texas, are leading the push for the bill, which would require placing stocks in blind trusts...
