Elon Musk has said that any limits on Ukraine’s access to Starlink are a matter for the United States government, not his company, reopening a debate that goes far beyond one satellite network. As Starlink terminals have become essential communications infrastructure in Ukraine’s defence against Russia’s invasion, the question of who controls that access — a private company, its founder, or the government that licenses and contracts with it — has become a central legal and governance issue for modern conflicts. More technology and law coverage is available on TechLawNews. Musk’s comments were reported by the BBC, which has followed…
Author: Sergio Ruiz
The effort to give the United States its first comprehensive framework for cryptocurrency markets has hit another delay, just as a key White House voice on digital assets steps away. Patrick Witt is leaving his White House crypto role while the CLARITY Act, the market-structure bill meant to divide oversight between regulators, remains stalled in the Senate. For exchanges, token issuers and banks waiting for legal certainty, the combination of a leadership change and a legislative pause leaves the most important questions in US crypto policy unanswered for longer. The CLARITY Act, formally the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, passed…
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