World’s first Stablecoin fully convertible to Yen, what makes it important in a country that loves cash

Japan has launched its first Yen-pegged stablecoin, JPYC, aiming to integrate blockchain into its financial system. This move, alongside potential megabank issuances, signals a shift from cash reliance, though concerns about bypassing regulated banking persist. The stablecoin’s success hinges on widespread adoption, with widespread use potentially years away.

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‘Not good’: Trump links pain reliver Tylenol to autism; Leucovorin suggested as treatment

President Trump has sparked controversy by suggesting pregnant individuals limit Tylenol use due to an unsubstantiated link to autism and advocating for delayed infant vaccination schedules, particularly for Hepatitis B. Medical experts have strongly refuted Trump’s claims, emphasizing the safety of acetaminophen during pregnancy and the critical importance of newborn Hepatitis B vaccination.

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SOLD OUT! 50 days before Australia series, India fan zones booked completely at all 8 venues

Cricket Australia reports exceptional demand for the upcoming white-ball series against India, with Indian fan zones sold out at all eight venues. Public tickets for Sydney and Canberra matches are also fully booked. The series, featuring three ODIs and five T20Is, promises a vibrant atmosphere and a world-class contest between the two cricketing nations.

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​Evening newswrap: Lok Sabha to hold 10-hour debate on electoral reforms; Imran Khan’s sister meets jailed leader; & more

Parliament gears up for crucial debates on electoral reforms and Vande Mataram’s 150th anniversary following a breakthrough. Meanwhile, Imran Khan met his sister in jail after weeks of restricted access. The Navy chief announced a new indigenous nuclear submarine and highlighted Operation Sindoor’s impact on Pakistan’s naval forces.

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