2026-10-07 11:00 UTC | BLOCK 970330
BITCOIN $83,708 | GOLD $4,118 | OIL $101.36
1. Seoul Seeks Armistice Action Over DMZ Mine-Laying
-- South Korea said Wednesday it will seek joint verification with the UN Command before formally declaring North Korean border incursions and mine-laying armistice violations; Pyongyang denies causing a September 21 blast that injured two South Korean soldiers.
-- Disagreement over the ceasefire line's markers increases the risk of accidental clashes; Seoul also wants military talks to clarify the boundary and reopen hotlines.
2. Singapore Passes Licensing Requirement for Large Data Centres
-- Singapore's parliament passed a law requiring operators of data centres with critical IT loads of at least 3 megawatts to obtain a licence, Channel News Asia reported.
-- The threshold brings larger cloud and AI facilities into a licensing regime, making regulatory approval a consideration for future capacity expansion.
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