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Pakistan and Vietnam Push Toward Preferential Trade Agreement

Islamabad and Hanoi are strengthening ties with a planned Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) that could lift bilateral trade from under $1 billion to a $5 billion target.

Deepening Bilateral Relations
Pakistan and Vietnam have shared friendly diplomatic and trade ties since 1972, but relations have accelerated since the 2000s under Pakistan’s Vision East Asia strategy.

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China’s Expanding Global Role: From Gold Custodian to Diplomatic Arbiter

As the West falters, Beijing seizes opportunities across finance, diplomacy, trade, and military presence—recasting the global balance of power.

China and Palestine: A Diplomatic Counterweight
China has seized on growing discontent with Israel’s war on Gaza to amplify its call for a two-state solution. By supporting recognition of Palestinian statehood, Beijing positions itself as a responsible mediator, contrasting itself with Washington’s veto power at the UN.

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Geopolitical Stakes: Dollar, Euro, or BRICS?

• The GENIUS Act in the U.S. provides the legal foundation for stablecoins, positioning them to export dollar dominance into the digital era.

• BRICS is piloting mBridge and digital ruble settlements, creating real-world trade platforms beyond Western control.

• Europe’s indecision risks turning the euro into a second-tier player in digital finance, squeezed between U.S. and BRICS leadership.

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The SEC Wants to Accelerate Crypto Innovation with an Unprecedented Exemption

New leadership shifts the SEC from resistance to support, opening the door for U.S. dominance in digital assets.

From Gensler’s Clampdown to Atkins’ Acceleration

• Under Gary Gensler, the SEC treated most tokens as securities, applying a rigid Howey Test interpretation that choked innovation and drove startups overseas.

• Paul Atkins, SEC Chair since April 2025, breaks decisively with that era: “Very few tokens are securities; it depends on structure and distribution.”

• This regulatory reset represents a paradigm shift for the U.S. crypto industry.

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Trump at the UN: Palestine, Gaza, and the Waning U.S. Grip

Trump’s UN speech on Palestine reveals more than a diplomatic split — it signals a weakening of U.S. leverage in both politics and global finance.

Trump Condemns Recognition of Palestine
At the UN, Trump blasted Western nations for recognizing a Palestinian state, framing it as a “reward for atrocities.” His rejection places Washington at odds with France, Britain, Canada, and others, intensifying U.S. isolation at the very moment multipolar blocs are rising.

Banking purge: Vietnam FREEZES 86 Million Accounts For Noncompliance With New Biometric Requirements

By Ramon Tomey // Sep 21, 2025  HOME // CENTRAL BANKS

Vietnam is freezing or deleting 86 million bank accounts (nearly half of all accounts nationwide) for failing to comply with mandatory facial biometric scans, citing AI-driven fraud and money laundering as justification.

Transactions over 10 million dong ($379) now require facial verification, disproportionately impacting foreign residents and inactive account holders, with reports of people forced to fly back to Vietnam to avoid account termination.