- Three German political parties agreed to a coalition deal this week that will see left-leaning Social Democrats, the Green Party, and the right-friendly Free Democrats take the reins from December this year.
- The formation of the coalition reportedly took two months of negotiations following the German federal election on Sept. 26, and it marks the end of Angela Merkel’s 16-year reign as Chancellor who is retiring and will be replaced by the SDP’s Olaf Scholz.
- Crypto progressing across the EU. Elsewhere on the continent the European Council -which guides the EU’s political agenda – adopted two proposals named the ‘Regulation on Markets in Crypto Assets framework and the ‘Digital Operational Resilience Act’.
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