What's in store for Delaware's blockchain work in 2017? The US state's blockchain ombudsperson provides an update.
The CFTC's Chris Giancarlo argues that the US needs to rethink its blockchain policy for 2017 and beyond.
An event held in Washington, DC, today saw the US Commerce Department speak with blockchain startup executives and technology enthusiasts.
The US Federal Reserve has released a new working paper on blockchain and distributed ledger tech.
US officials to discuss using blockchain for copyright management.
CoinDesk looks into Illinois' ambitious plan to guide the integration of blockchain technology within government operations.
The State of Illinois today announced an ambitious plan to encourage government and private sector blockchain innovation.
The Polish Parliament has held the country's first public consultation meeting devoted solely to digital currency and blockchain technology issues.
Officials at US foreign embassies may be training up on bitcoin.
The United Arab Emirates city of Dubai has announced plans to move all of its government documents to a blockchain by 2020.
A US congressman has proposed that the country’s administration for veterans affairs use blockchain to track medical appointments.
In this op-ed, investor and author William Mougayar discusses why global governments should be – and increasingly are – embracing blockchain.
In this OpEd, Reform researcher Alexander Hitchcock discusses how blockchain could lead to big savings in civil services.
Australia's state-owned postal service is now looking at several blockchain applications as part of an internal accelerator program.
In an effort to make democracy more like technology, Australia's Flux Party is seeking to harness the power of blockchain governance.