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In the latest EI News feature, Jonas Diego, Senior iGaming Consultant, examines the factors behind the alcohol sector's position in Philippine society and considers what the gambling industry can learn from its approach. Read the full feature: eventus-international.com/post/what-the-… https://t.co/7u8JNyuDRL

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Wynn Al Marjan Island has revealed details of four two-story Townhomes within its Enclave boutique hotel, with the largest spanning 1,110 square meters, ahead of the UAE casino resort’s planned opening in September 2027. agbrief.com/news/uae/25/08…

FICCI, in collaboration with the Warangal Chamber of Commerce & Industry,  organized a workshop in Warangal focused on the ATA Carnet and UN TIR system. ICC WCF ATA Carnet IRU International Chamber of Commerce https://t.co/RaSn33WiBj

Flock’s license plate-scanning has become so toxic that Darth Vader is singing the surveillance company’s praises. But there may be a solution at hand that minimizes the invasion of your privacy while preserving law enforcement’s ability to head the bad guys off at the pass. Law enforcement agencies love Flock while the general public is less impressed. Cops and prosecutors don’t easily surrender new tools once they have them, so we need to think about ways of improving the system so it’s less prone to offend. Humans will always be the weak link in any security chain, which is why stories of cops using Flock to track the movements of ex-wives don’t surprise anyone. A solution could come from blockchain-based access gates that ensure only those with a legal (court-ordered) right can access specific data (assuming politicians are willing to make laws imposing these limitations). Flock announced this month that it would shorten its data retention window from 30 days to seven (unless it’s been tagged as evidence). Smart contracts could ensure data is deleted, and blockchain-based timestamping could ensure Flock adheres to that seven-day schedule. There may be other systems that could employ these options, like police body camera footage. And there will always be the need to improve security around stored non-visual data like tax records or even vote counts, where blockchain-based solutions could be deployed. Could the above solutions change public opinion on Flock and similar systems, or is this simply a case in which the public doesn’t wish to be unwilling participants in data hoovering regardless of the safeguards?

Mr Shikhar Agrawal, Additional Chief Secretary, Industry & Commerce and Chairman, RIICO Ltd, Government of Rajasthan, while addressing as Keynote Speaker during FICCI’s Rajasthan Exports Conclave today at Jaipur, highlighted the State’s efforts towards simplifying the business environment and making approvals faster and more transparent. Among the measures highlighted were Know Your Approval (KYA) and CAF 2.0 (Common Application Form), aimed at simplifying the approval process for businesses through digital, single-window mechanisms. Logistics infrastructure was also identified as an important enabler of industrial growth.

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Olubiyi Williams, MAMBA PLAY, will contribute to discussions at the Sports Betting West Africa+ Summit 2026, exploring how operators can strengthen data security and platform integrity. Join fellow industry leaders in Dakar. Register here: sportsbettingevents.com/sbwa https://t.co/E2cBO98P4n

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Dr. K. Laxmi Narayan Rao, D.G.P., C.I.D. (Crime & Railways), Gujarat Police, today underscored the need for stronger collective action to combat the growing menace of counterfeiting and smuggling while addressing the FICCI CASCADE Seminar on ‘Breaking the Chain of Illicit Trade: Building a Secure and Resilient Economy’ in Ahmedabad. Emphasising that illicit trade has emerged as a serious challenge with far-reaching economic and social implications, he said, “Counterfeiting and smuggling are not merely economic offences; they have wider implications for public safety, consumer trust and the integrity of legitimate businesses. Tackling this menace requires a coordinated and sustained effort across enforcement agencies, government departments, industry and other stakeholders. By strengthening intelligence-sharing, investigation and inter-agency coordination, we can disrupt the networks that facilitate illicit trade and create a more secure and resilient economic environment.” Ms. Sunaina Tomar, Former Additional Chief Secretary, Government of Gujarat & Council Member, FICCI – Gujarat State Council, said, “Illicit trade creates a competitive disadvantage for legitimate industries and undermines investors’ confidence and sustainable industrial growth. Advancing collaboration between government, industry and enforcement agencies is vital to safeguard legitimate businesses and foster a competitive and sustainable environment”. Mr. Kebharu Smith, Director and Associate General Counsel, Amazon, highlighted the importance of collective action in building trust in e-commerce and addressing illicit trade. He said, “Trust is the foundation of a secure and resilient e-commerce ecosystem. Protecting consumers from counterfeit products and illicit trade is essential to preserving that trust.” Mr. Manish Kulhary, IRS, Commissioner of Customs, Ahmedabad, said, “Customs plays an instrumental role in preventing the entry and movement of illicit goods into the country. Gujarat Customs has adopted a risk-based profiling and intelligence-led enforcement approach, complemented by the use of technology and close coordination with other enforcement agencies. This year alone, Gujarat Customs has seized over 80 lakh illicit cigarettes at Mundra Port, underscoring the scale of the challenge posed by illicit trade. Over the past three years, approximately 10 kg of gold, valued at over Rs. 100 crore, has been seized in cases of gold smuggling. Customs has also been consistently intercepting contraband, including NDPS substances and hydroponic weed. These efforts underscore the need for sustained intelligence sharing, inter-agency coordination and greater collaboration with industry to disrupt illicit supply chains and safeguard legitimate trade.” While outlining the landscape of illicit trade practices - Analysis & Implications, Mr. P C Jha, Advisor, FICCI CASCADE and Former Chairman, Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) said, “Smuggling thrives on cost arbitrage created by high indirect taxes and regulatory gaps. When duties on products like tobacco, liquor, and gold are significantly high, it creates strong incentives for illegal trade, undermining legitimate businesses and eroding government revenues. The disparity between legal and illegal market pricing not only distorts fair competition but also exposes citizens to spurious goods, which can become a grave public health issue.” Mr. Deep Chand, Advisor, FICCI CASCADE and Former Special Commissioner of Police, New Delhi, said, “Counterfeiting and smuggling are not just economic crimes, they are serious threats to national security, public health, and consumer trust. We need coordinated policy reforms, real-time intelligence sharing, and stronger public-private collaboration, as well as raising consumer awareness to stop these traffickers. Such an approach rooted in both prevention and enforcement are key to protecting legitimate businesses and safeguarding India’s economic future.” Th

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