
Japan Parliament Approves Sweeping Ban on Overseas Gambling Advertising
Japan’s Parliament has significantly intensified its efforts against illegal online gambling by approving a bill that explicitly bans advertising of overseas
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Japan’s Parliament has significantly intensified its efforts against illegal online gambling by approving a bill that explicitly bans advertising of overseas

Sweepstakes operators, particularly VGW Holdings, faced a challenging week across the United States as regulators in Louisiana and Mississippi issued

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has received a significant boost with its recent removal from the European Union’s list of high-risk third countries with

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has imposed a penalty exceeding AUS $4 million on Tabcorp Holdings for breaching the country’s spam

The Philippines Department of Justice (DOJ) has pledged to significantly intensify its battle against financial crimes, including money laundering, terrorism

An upcoming update to Germany's Interstate Treaty on Gambling is poised to address critical regulatory challenges, including persistent confusion surrounding

In a pivotal development for its New York casino aspirations, Bally’s Corp. has seen essential rezoning legislation for its Bronx casino proposal pass both

The Swedish Gambling Authority, Spelinspektionen, has initiated a major crackdown on influencers found to be promoting illegal gambling operators. This action

Sweepstakes casino sites in Louisiana have received a reprieve after Governor Jeff Landry vetoed Senate Bill 181 (SB181), legislation aimed at banning the

West Ham United has announced a new one-year, £12 million shirt sponsorship deal with Irish gambling firm BoyleSports, replacing its decade-long partnership

The European Commission’s recent decision to remove the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from its list of high-risk third countries with strategic deficiencies in

The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) is now set to consider implementing a tiered licensing fee structure and a five-year licence term. This