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The EU's current legal framework for blockchain focuses mostly on cryptocurrency and financial assets without seeing beyond these (Photo: BeatingBetting.co.uk)

Could blockchain help EU process asylum claims?

With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the European Union is once again experiencing an influx of migrants. The 2015 Middle East and North Africa refugee crisis set records, with more than 1.3 million people seeking refuge in the EU.

The ongoing Russian invasion, however, has already seen

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Raadhika Tandon is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins University (SAIS) where she studied global risk and currently works as a freelance research analyst. She previously worked as a research assistant with the Welsh Parliament.

The EU's current legal framework for blockchain focuses mostly on cryptocurrency and financial assets without seeing beyond these (Photo: BeatingBetting.co.uk)

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Raadhika Tandon is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins University (SAIS) where she studied global risk and currently works as a freelance research analyst. She previously worked as a research assistant with the Welsh Parliament.

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