U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is working to expose transactions made by drug traffickers using cryptocurrencies to hide their trails.
A new Virginia bill would form a subcommittee to research the impact of implementing blockchain technology within the state's government.
The National Institution for Transforming India is exploring blockchain's application in education, health and other sectors.
Blockchains may be transformative for society, but if that's the case, we should ask what society will remain, regulator Cab Morris argues.
The South Korea now bans domestic cryptocurrency exchanges from allowing users to make transactions through anonymous accounts.
Embracing change might not be easy for governments, but it can be done, according to the head of Dubai's ambitious blockchain agenda.
Denmark's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released a new report on the applicability of blockchain to foreign aid.
Governments haven't typically been thought of as early blockchain adopters. That could soon change, writes IBM's Marie Wieck.
The French government has given the official nod for trading unlisted securities using blockchain technology.
India's finance minister, Arun Jaitley, has said bitcoin is not legal tender in the country and indicated that regulations are under consideration.
The Trump administration has said it is keeping an eye on cryptocurrencies like bitcoin in the wake of its recent explosive price jumps.
The U.K.'s House of Lords has released a report highlighting the opportunities for distributed ledger technologies across government services.
Samsung SDS announced yesterday that it has signed an agreement with the Seoul Metropolitan Government to build out blockchain services.
Bermuda has launched a new working group aimed to advance the regulatory and commercial environment for token sales, cryptocurrencies and more.
An obscure provision tucked into a U.S. defense spending bill could act as a springboard for blockchain adoption across government agencies.