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Crypto payments firm TripleA announced that it has secured US$4 million in funding led by Razer’s corporate ventures arm, zVentures.

As Friday's opening of the 2022 in-person Festival du Livre de Paris approaches, Catherine Nabokov talks about nurturing 14 writers' work.

Novelship is now accepting bitcoin as payment for its authentic apparel in a partnership with cryptocurrency payment gateway provider TripleA.

Singapore may still have crypto kudos, but its approach to regulation has dulled the city state’s lustre as a digital asset innovation centre. Read more…

​We spoke with Rwandan multidisciplinary artist Cedric Mizero, who delved into the costumes in Neptune Frost and his work as an artist.

DragonPay The Philippines is one of the world's fastest adopters of cryptocurrency, with the third-highest uptake of crypto globally. Seeing the potential of cryptocurrency in the e-commerce market, Dragonpay partnered with TripleA to launch crypto payments to thousands of merchants in the Philippi

“Yalda” wins best screenplay award at Barcelona film festival Tehran Times TEHRAN – Iranian drama “Yalda, a Night for Forgiveness” directed by Masud Bakhshi has won the award for best film at the Barcelona Sant Jordi International Film Festival (BCN Film Fest). Written by Bakhshi, the Persian-language film is a co-production from Iran, France, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Lebanon. It is about Maryam, a young woman who has been sentenced to death for murdering h...

Emmanuel Mourets Love Affairs Leads Frances Cesar Nominations Elsa Keslassy, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Emmanuel Mouret’s “Love Affairs” (The Things We Say, The Things We Do) is leading the nominations for the Cesar Awards, France’s top film honors. Nominations were announced online on Wednesday. The film, which was part of Cannes 2020’s official selection, weaves together a series of romantic tales exploring love, friendship and infidelity with an ensemble cast including Camel...

February 1, 2021 FOURNÈS, FRANCE (AFP) – Hundreds rallied in several French towns on Saturday in protests against Amazon called by anti-capitalist and environmental groups, including at one site where the United States (US) e-commerce giant plans a massive warehouse. Amazon plans to set up a 38,000-square-metre facility in the small southern town of Fournes near the Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct bridge that is a World Heritage site. While police said around 800 protesters took part in the p...

30 Jan 2021 (AFP) — Hundreds rallied in several French towns on Saturday in protests against Amazon called by anti-capitalist and environmental groups, including at one site where the U.S. e-commerce giant plans a massive warehouse. Amazon plans to set up a 38,000-square-metre (400,000-square-feet) facility in the small southern town of Fournes near the Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct bridge that is a World Heritage site. A crowd police said numbered around 800 and which organisers estimated a...