Thailand: The Post-Shinawatra Future Between Crisis and Alliances
The ousting of Paetongtarn Shinawatra and the rise of Anutin Charnvirakul as Prime Minister of Thailand creates a fragile political balance between conservatives, military, and progressives. Political conflicts, unexpected alliances, and an economic crisis mark the scene, in addition to a head-on conflict with Cambodia. Thaksin Shinawatra returns to the country and the struggle for power intensifies.
Regulating Interest: No Matter the Name, It Should Be Done Fairly
The article warns about the regulation of interest in cryptocurrencies by the GENIUS Act. Stablecoins, such as USDC, offer rewards instead of interest to evade regulation, posing risks to investors and financial stability. It suggests stricter regulation to avoid crises and protect users, comparing it to past failures in financial regulation, such as money market mutual funds.
The European Union Faces Ongoing Challenges in AI Copyright.
The European Union faces copyright challenges with the implementation of the Artificial Intelligence Act, which seeks to improve transparency and security, but also generates global tensions and risks of bias in training data.
Spain and Israel: The Inevitable Clash
By taking measures against Israel in support of Palestine, Spain defies international law and anticipates reprisals, while defending democratic values and analyzing the economic and military impact.
Who Has the Power: Courts, Congress, and Tax Authority
In the last 18 months, courts in three key cases such as Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Moore v. United States have shown a recalibration of the balance of tax authority, setting new parameters in the drafting, interpretation, and application of tax rules, generating uncertainty in taxation.