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ECB President Christine Lagarde reportedly directly intervened to stall Binance's MiCA license application in Greece, which had nearly cleared regulatory requirements.
Binance CEO Richard Tang said customer funds remain safe and the exchange is committed to operating under a compliant EU framework, with updates expected before the July 1 MiCA deadline.
German far-left party Die Linke surged from near-extinction at 3% polls to 11% after a viral Bundestag speech and effective door-knocking, now rivaling the governing Social Democrats.
Die Linke's base has radically shifted from older East Germans to a younger, more western electorate, refocusing its platform on cost-of-living and housing issues to avoid internal divisions.
The party faces a strategic dilemma between being a protest movement and wielding power, as the AfD's strength forces potential state-level coalitions between Die Linke and their detested rivals, the CDU.
In Berlin, Die Linke has a chance to lead a left-wing city government for the first time, a prospect exciting the party as it plans a summer of protests against the CDU-led federal government's welfare cuts.
Christine Lagarde argues for a digital euro to counter dollar stablecoins, dismissing euro-denominated stablecoins as weak.
A digital euro pilot is not expected before late 2027, with issuance unlikely before 2029.
Ten major European banks formed the Kivales consortium to launch a euro-pegged stablecoin.