Regulation

From optional to mandatory: Europe's AI rules create demand for Israeli player-protection tech

Built on decades of expertise in real-time analytics and security, Israeli companies are positioned to meet Europe’s rising compliance demands.

AI-powered compliance technology linking Europe’s regulatory landscape with Israeli innovation.
 JERUSALEM’S NEW Theatron Hotel; Illustrative.

Health Ministry announces restaurant sector reform, eases requirements

A Bitcoin coin placed in front of a financial market chart showing upward movement, symbolizing renewed investor interest and rising cryptocurrency prices.

Bitcoin tops $66K on regulatory optimism and ETF inflows

Leading figures at the conference

Israel Securities Authority Chairman: “Regulation is stuck. The market and the public can't wait."


The future of online gambling in Asia-Pacific: Trends and regulations

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Emerging technologies shaping financial regulations worldwide

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How the UKGC Regulates Slot Sites


What the world can learn from Europe's approach to online gambling regulation


EU approves regulation allowing airlines to charge for hand luggage

The European consumer organization BEUC criticized the new measures adopted by the member states, arguing that they 'significantly curtail many fundamental rights.'

Flight luggage.

Why transparency is the future of online gambling regulation


Intelligence, bits, and intellectual property: Music in the new era

As AI creates music like Sinatra, the challenge is protecting human creators while embracing AI as a tool. The solution lies in finding balance.

Music listening, illustration

Liga Alef North suspended amid match-fixing scandal

IFA halts Liga Alef North over match-fixing scandal. A special committee probes deeper corruption—what’s next for Israeli football?

 THE WIDESPREAD allegations of match-fixing in Israel's lower leagues led to yesterday suspension of the Ligat Alef North season.

Portuguese resort town introduces fines up to €1,500 for wearing swimwear on the streets

Albufeira, a popular resort town in Portugal's Algarve region, has introduced new regulations to curb public semi-nudity and unruly tourist behavior.

 Portuguese resort town introduces fines up to €1,500 for wearing swimwear on the streets.