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The UK will give Kenya 817,000 doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine, the government has announced.

Ministers said the offer would help the nation – which has a population of around 52 million – to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, with the first 400,000 doses due to be sent this week.

It comes as Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab is due to announce that a total of nine million Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines will be sent through COVAX – an initiative to distribute jabs worldwide – to individual countries.

The UK has committed to share 100 million doses internationally by June 2022.

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GENIUS Act could strengthen dollar power, write ‘rulebook’ for global financial system

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GENIUS Act could strengthen dollar power, write ‘rulebook’ for global financial system

After clearing a key procedural vote, the GENIUS Act faces a final decision in the Senate before moving to the House of Representatives.

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Regulatory uncertainty looms as CFTC struggles with vacancies

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Regulatory uncertainty looms as CFTC struggles with vacancies

New legislation in Washington would have the CFTC regulate crypto, but is it currently able to provide effective rulemaking?

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The crypto fund domicile decision: EU or the UK?

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The crypto fund domicile decision: EU or the UK?

The crypto fund domicile decision: EU or the UK?

As the EU’s MiCA regulation and the UK’s evolving crypto laws diverge, fund managers face a key choice: to opt for the EU’s legal certainty and passporting or the UK’s flexible, innovation-driven approach.

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