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  • It Is Legal to Sell CBD Oils in Denmark – As Long As the Product Contains No Detectable THC

    The Danish market for cannabinoid products is evolving rapidly, with consumer interest stronger than ever. According to current Danish regulations, it is fully legal to sell CBD oils in Denmark, provided the products do not contain detectable levels of THC. This has paved the way for a number of reputable producers dedicated to quality, transparency and compliance.

    Among these, Wetality stands out as a manufacturer of some of the highest-quality THC-free CBD oils available on the market today.

    Wetality – Producing Premium THC-Free CBD Oils of the Highest Standard

    Wetality has spent years refining its expertise in CBD and hemp-derived cannabinoid products, which form the core of the company’s mission. Their entire production chain – from seed to finished bottle – is built on organic cultivation, careful craftsmanship and uncompromising standards.

    The hemp plants used by Wetality are grown 100% organically in one of Europe’s most ideal climate regions for hemp cultivation. Seeds are carefully selected, and harvesting is performed traditionally, with respect for the plant, the soil and the teamwork that ensures consistent quality. All ingredients originate from top-tier raw materials, combined into products designed by specialists with deep knowledge of plant-based extracts and formulation science.

    Consumers choosing Wetality are guaranteed organically produced CBD oil from a GMP-certified facility, with each batch undergoing rigorous third-party laboratory testing in accredited European labs. This ensures compliance, purity and complete absence of THC.

    Customers Say It Best – Trustpilot Reviews:

    “Wetality CBD Oil 07 Night is the most fantastic oil if you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep. I’ve never experienced anything that helps me relax so deeply and gives such a pleasant night’s sleep… It’s a game changer for anyone with sleep problems.”

    “‘Overthinking’ when the darkness settles… Oil 07 Night handles this amazingly well – it shuts down the deep thoughts so I fall asleep within a short time. I wouldn’t be without it! I also use it on my skin when it itches – and it calms it almost instantly.”

    These testimonials reflect how Wetality successfully delivers documented quality paired with real-life results.

    Other Key Players in the Danish CBD Market

    Danish consumers have access to several established CBD providers offering online sales. Below is an overview of four prominent competitors that, like Wetality, supply CBD oils to the Danish market.

    Nordic Oil

    Nordic Oil is one of the most well-known CBD shops in the Nordic region. They offer a wide assortment of CBD and CBG products, including oils, capsules, skincare and pet formulations. The company emphasizes organic certification, fast delivery and accessible customer service. Nordic Oil appeals to consumers looking for variety and convenience.

    Endoca

    Endoca is internationally recognized for its strict production standards and 100% organic CBD products. Manufactured under pharmaceutical-like conditions, their range includes oils, capsules, creams, suppositories, gummies and crystals. Transparency and detailed lab reports are central pillars of the brand.

    Cannaone

    Cannaone markets itself as “Denmark’s cheapest CBD and cannabis shop.” They offer a large selection of RAW, Premium and THC-free CBD products, including oils, capsules and skincare. With fast shipping and Danish customer support, Cannaone particularly appeals to price-conscious consumers who still want a reasonable selection and product variety.

    Raw Organics

    Raw Organics sells 100% organic CBD oil with lab-documented CBD content and legal THC levels (max 0.2%). Their business model emphasizes sustainability, purity and full transparency through third-party lab verification. They cater to consumers who value organic production and clear documentation.

    Summary: Wetality Emerges as the Quality Leader

    While multiple companies in Denmark offer strong and trustworthy CBD products, Wetality clearly distinguishes itself through its dedication to purity, craftsmanship and transparency. Their combination of:

    • 100% organic cultivation in optimal European climates
    • GMP-certified production
    • Completely THC-free formulas
    • Premium raw materials and expert-designed products
    • Independent third-party testing of every batch
    • Outstanding customer satisfaction and real-world testimonials 

    All these factors position Wetality at the forefront of the market.

    For Danish consumers seeking the highest-quality THC-free CBD oil, Wetality stands out as one of the most reliable, well-documented and premium choices available.

  • World Bank: Boosting Productivity Could Add Two Million Jobs and Raise GDP Across Europe and Central Asia

    Strengthening productivity could accelerate economic growth and generate nearly two million new jobs across Europe and Central Asia, according to a new World Bank report released on Nov. 24. 

    The study urges countries in the region to focus on using existing economic assets more efficiently and investing in the capabilities of their firms and workforce to unlock faster and more resilient growth.

    The report underscores that while expanding capital and labor inputs is important, it is  productivity that ultimately drives economic performance. The World Bank notes that the region’s economic slowdown since the global financial crisis has been driven almost entirely by weakening productivity, a trend linked to slowed reforms, persistent market distortions and incomplete integration into global markets.

    According to the analysis, a 10% rise in productivity would generate additional jobs, demonstrating the strong link between firm efficiency and employment growth. 

    The World Bank highlights that exporters in the region are among the most productive firms, contributing disproportionately to investment, employment and value added, despite representing only a small share of all businesses. Yet European and Central Asian countries trade about 45% less than their potential, revealing substantial room to benefit from deeper global integration and more effective participation in value chains.

    The report notes that the ongoing restructuring of multinational supply chains offers a strategic opportunity. Countries stand to gain from nearshoring trends, but only if they undertake meaningful reforms to improve the business environment, enhance digitalization, boost skills and strengthen firms’ ability to absorb new technologies.

    “When competition is robust, when firms can access technology and finance, when trade and investment is open, and when workers have the skills to adopt technologies and adapt, productivity rises. Firms grow, employ more people, and show greater business dynamism. This propels the growth of incomes and the success of countries,” said Asad Alam, regional director for Europe and Central Asia, Prosperity at the World Bank. 

    The report incorporates more than 40 million firm-level data points from national statistical offices, tax authorities and other sources across 16 countries covering 2008–2023 period. 

    The findings also emphasize the crucial role of governments in creating conditions for productivity growth. This includes incorporating productivity goals into national strategies, ensuring fair market competition, strengthening transparency in procurement and monitoring progress on reforms.

    According to the World Bank, a renewed push across five key areas such as trade, investment, digitalization, efficiency and skills could help the countries regain momentum and reshape their economic future.

  • Kazakhstan Gains Seat in IAEA’s Far East Regional Group

    Kazakhstan’s Foreign Ministry welcomed the decision announced on Nov. 21 at a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors to admit Kazakhstan to the agency’s Far East Regional Group.

    In its Nov. 21 statement, the Kazakh ministry said the country’s accession to the regional group reflects an “important step toward restoring sovereign equality of member states within the IAEA.”

    “It also reaffirms Astana’s commitment to promoting peace and global security, as well as to strengthening the nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime,” the ministry said. 

    Being part of the group allows Kazakhstan to fully participate in the work of the IAEA’s governing bodies. 

    “As an active promoter of international efforts aimed at building a world free from the threats of weapons of mass destruction, Kazakhstan stands ready to continue making a constructive contribution to the advancement of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the responsible application of nuclear technologies, and the strengthening of international mechanisms of confidence and transparency,” the ministry said. 

    At home, Kazakhstan is building its first nuclear power plant. It has also announced plans for the second and third nuclear power plants.

    Kazakhstan is among the many countries promoting the peaceful use of nuclear energy. Addressing the IAEA board of governors on Nov. 19, Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi highlighted the “growing global momentum behind nuclear.” Across 31 countries, 416 nuclear reactors with more than 376 gigawatts of capacity generate nearly 10% of the world’s electricity.

    “The need for nuclear energy is no longer a topic of debate. The world agrees that we must invest in more nuclear capacity. Many countries are looking to nuclear for energy security and to meet their social, economic and environmental goals,” said Grossi.   

    “Today, 63 reactors totalling nearly 20 gigawatts of installed capacity are under construction in 15 countries, three of which are newcomers to nuclear power,” he added. 

  • Winner of Silk Way Star announced in Astana: Dimash Qudaibergen presented award to the finalist

    Astana, Kazakhstan – The long-awaited grand finale of the first Asian vocal mega-project, Silk Way Star, took place in Astana. It was an unprecedented television project, with millions of viewers in Kazakhstan and abroad following its development over 10 episodes.

    A welcoming address from the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, was read at the project’s finale by State Counselor of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Erlan Karin.

    “Silk Way Star is a unique initiative designed to promote the development of spiritual interaction between Asian countries and strengthen the bonds of friendship between our peoples. The project became a shining example of cultural diplomacy, showcasing the traditions and creative achievements of our countries,” the President’s address said.

    The final show was the culmination of a multi-week creative marathon and showcased a high level of vocal art, stage production, and international cooperation, transforming the project into a significant platform for cultural exchange between the countries.

    The scale and format of Silk Way Star are already being compared to major global music competitions, including Eurovision.

    The final program featured seven top performers representing Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia, and Uzbekistan. Each artist performed songs in their native language, showcasing the diversity of their people’s cultural heritage and vocal style. The final numbers featured vibrant productions, carefully crafted visuals, and original stage looks created by a Kazakhstani team of stylists specifically for the grand finale, as they have throughout the project.

    People’s Artist of Kazakhstan Dimash Qudaibergen announced the winner of the first Asian vocal project, Silk Way Star, in Astana.

    “The winner of the Silk Way Star project – Mongolia – is Michel Joseph,” Qudaibergen announced.

    The winner of the project received the statuette from Dimash Qudaibergen. The diploma was presented by Wang Delu, partner of the Television and Radio Complex of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and head of the editorial office of the China Media Group Eurasia Bureau. The certificate was presented by Raushan Kazhibayeva, Director of the Television and Radio Complex of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

    “This year, in June, at a meeting between the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Kemelovich Tokayev, and the Chairman of the People’s Republic of China, Xi Jinping, a document was signed to launch an international music project involving 12 countries. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Yerlan Tynymbayuly for inventing this idea and for the great trust placed in Jibek Joly TV. I also sincerely thank our Chinese colleagues from China Media Group and its director, Shen Haixun, for their comprehensive support of the project. The finalists were trained with the participation of Kazakhstani vocal coaches, choreographers, directors, stylists, and technical staff. “The show included unique creative solutions and special productions, making the grand final truly spectacular and memorable,” said Raushan Kazhibayeva.

    The winner of the first season of Silk Way Star was determined by a combined system: 50% by a professional jury and 50% by online audience voting held on silkwaystar.org.

    The grand final was  broadcast live on the Jibek Joly TV channel. Simultaneous broadcasts were also held in Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Mongolia.

    Throughout the project, millions of viewers around the world followed the talented performers’ participation in this international vocal mega-project.

    The Silk Way Star project was implemented under an agreement between the Television and Radio Complex of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and China Media Group (CMG).

    Contacts for media:

    Zhuldyz Atageldiyeva 

    Head of International News Service, Kazinform News Agency 

    📞 +7 707 202 2277 

    📧 rusredkazinform2019@gmail.com

  • UNICEF: Kazakhstan Could Boost GDP by 14% Through Investments in Children

    Kazakhstan could boost its GDP by up to 14% by 2050 through stronger investment in children’s education, health, and social well-being, according to a new UNICEF regional report Generation 2050: Central Asia, presented in Almaty on Nov. 26. 

    The analysis highlights that Kazakhstan’s favorable demographic structure with a dependency ratio of 62 non-working individuals per 100 working adults provides a unique opportunity to accelerate long-term economic growth. 

    UNICEF experts note that a large and growing youth population positions the country to build a highly competitive next-generation economy.

    Education quality and opportunity for growth

    According to the report, improving the quality of education is among the most effective strategies for increasing human capital. Despite high enrollment rates, the PISA-2022 assessment found that only 36% of Kazakh 15-year-olds reached the basic reading proficiency level. 

    The report recommends prioritizing improvements in learning outcomes, expanding access to early childhood education and further investing in teacher development. These measures, experts note, would significantly enhance the long-term economic contribution of future generations.

    Strong labor market

    Kazakhstan’s labor market indicators remain stable. Official unemployment stands at 3.8%, one of the lowest in Central Asia, and the proportion of young people not in education, employment, or training is 6.5%.

    UNICEF notes that expanding youth employment programs, entrepreneurship opportunities, and innovation-focused skills training will enable Kazakhstan to leverage its demographic strengths even more effectively.

    Health system and areas for improvement

    Kazakhstan continues to maintain low levels of maternal and child mortality, placing the country among the regional leaders. However, UNICEF stresses the need to strengthen primary health care quality, particularly in the area of child nutrition. 

    Rates of stunting (8%) and wasting (3.1%) require additional attention amid evolving climate and social challenges.

    Strategy for national growth

    According to the UNICEF Representative in Kazakhstan Rashed Mustafa Sarwar, Kazakhstan has significant opportunities to strengthen its human capital. 

    “The progress provides a solid foundation, and further steps will help fully unlock the country’s demographic potential. Strategic investments in children are not only social policy — they are a powerful driver of sustainable economic growth,” he said. 

    UNICEF reaffirmed its readiness to support Kazakhstan in implementing the Children of Kazakhstan 2026–2030 national program and to deepen regional cooperation in Central Asia on innovative solutions for child and youth development.

  • Occult Todays Magazine Releases Its Most Anticipated Edition: “The Number Masters Edition: Visionary Numerologists of the Modern Era” Featuring Puunit Dsai on the Cover

    Occult Todays Magazine proudly announces the launch of its highly awaited special edition, “The Number Masters Edition: Visionary Numerologists of the Modern Era.” This landmark issue celebrates the pioneers redefining modern numerology and leading the list is the distinguished Puunit Dsai, Founder of Numeroworldf®, who graces the cover.

    Recognized globally for his contemporary approach to numerology, Puunit Dsai has inspired thousands with his scientific, intuitive, and transformational methods for using numbers to enhance life decisions, personal growth, and business clarity. His inclusion as the cover feature highlights his significant influence in bringing numerology to mainstream audiences across India and beyond.

    The Number Masters Edition explores how today’s numerologists are elevating ancient knowledge for a new generation. This edition includes expert insights, breakthrough methodologies, and stories of individuals who are reshaping the spiritual wellness landscape through numerology, technology, and education.

    Speaking on the release, the editorial board of Occult Todays said,
    “This edition is dedicated to the visionaries who have transformed numerology into a trusted guide for modern life. Featuring Puunit Dsai as our cover personality reflects the impact of his work and the growing relevance of numerology in personal and professional domains.”

    Key highlights of the edition include:

    • In-depth cover story on Puunit Dsai’s journey, philosophy, and rise as one of today’s most influential numerologists
    • Expert features on the evolution of numerology in the digital age
    • Thought-provoking insights on how numbers shape identity, relationships, branding, and major life decisions
    • Perspectives from leading numerology practitioners and emerging voices in the spiritual sciences

    The edition is now available worldwide in both digital and print formats on the official Occult Todays Magazine platform. Read Full Edition here The Number Masters Edition: Visionary Numerologists of the Modern Era

    About Occult Todays

    Occult Todays, the premier magazine dedicated to shining a light on the mystical world of Occult Practitioners and their incredible contributions. At Occult Todays, we bring together the ancient wisdom and modern practices of astrologers, numerologists, tarot readers, mystics, energy healers, and other esoteric experts from across the globe.

    Our mission is to celebrate and empower the community of occult professionals while providing insightful, accurate, and engaging content for enthusiasts and practitioners alike.

    For Media Inquiries, Contact:
    Occult Todays
    Email: media@occulttodays.com
    Website: www.occulttodays.com
    APAC (India): (+91) 70200 32379
    USA: +1 (216) 243-5112

  • Moorbridge Cyber Security Cracks Major Crypto Theft Case Leveraging Advanced PT and Threat Isolation Tools to Recover Stolen Assets

    In a breakthrough that underscores the escalating battle between cybercriminals and modern digital defenders, Moorbridge Cyber Security headquartered at Newstead House, Pelham Road, Nottingham, UK has successfully recovered a large amount of stolen cryptocurrency for a private firm, marking one of the year’s most impressive crypto theft turnarounds.

    The case began when the victim company discovered that a hacker had infiltrated its digital wallet infrastructure and siphoned off a substantial sum of cryptocurrency. The attacker attempted to cover their tracks by routing the stolen assets through a maze of blockchain addresses, a tactic that in many situations leaves victims with little chance of recovery.

    However, the company’s decision to bring in Moorbridge Cyber Security shifted the course of the investigation entirely.

    High Velocity Investigation Powered by PT and AI Driven Threat Isolation

    Upon receiving the case, Moorbridge deployed a combination of its elite Penetration Testing PT intelligence, Server Defence systems, and Threat Isolation AI tools. These technologies allowed investigators to retrace the attacker’s movements, identify exploited vulnerabilities, and track the stolen funds across several blockchain networks.

    “Blockchain is far more transparent than criminals assume,” a Moorbridge analyst noted. “When you combine live PT diagnostics with real time threat isolation AI, every movement leaves a trail.”

    The company’s Server Defence division also secured the compromised infrastructure, preventing further unauthorized access while the recovery operation was underway.

    DRaaS Ensures Business Continuity Throughout the Crisis

    To stabilize the affected company’s operations during the investigation, Moorbridge initiated its Disaster Recovery as a Service DRaaS framework. This enabled the client to restore affected systems, re establish secure access points, and maintain operational continuity while forensic work was carried out.

    This layered strategy ensured both business stability and precise investigative conditions, forming a crucial part of the recovery success.

    A Major Win in an Expanding Digital Arms Race

    The operation led to the recovery of a significant portion of the stolen cryptocurrency, an achievement that stands out in a landscape where stolen digital assets often vanish permanently.

    This success strengthens Moorbridge’s reputation as a leading authority in crypto asset recovery, cyber forensics, advanced server defense, and blockchain security across the United Kingdom and beyond.

    As cyber threats grow more sophisticated and digital assets increase in value, analysts highlight the pressing need for businesses to adopt advanced PT practices, hardened server setups, AI powered threat isolation, and dependable disaster recovery systems.

    Reinforcing the Future of Digital Protection

    Moorbridge Cyber Security has indicated plans to expand its investigative and recovery technologies, including new AI enhanced forensic engines and more advanced DRaaS capabilities for large scale enterprise environments.

    With digital finance becoming a core part of modern business operations, Moorbridge’s latest achievement serves as a strong reminder that cybercriminals may be evolving, but so are the defenders committed to stopping them.

    To learn more, visit www.moorbridgecyber.com

  • Moorbridge Cyber Security Recovers Crypto – National Agencies Can’t or Won’t?

    Moorbridge Cyber Security leverages cutting-edge AI developments and computer forensic science to help clients recover cryptocurrency from both FX exchanges and online wallets. The organization works with leading providers of blockchain solutions and employs advanced programming of AI-driven software, on-chain analysis, penetration testing, and investigative research to track and recover digital assets.

    Recognized in the field as a leader in computer forensics, Moorbridge uses sophisticated analytical methods to gather cyber evidence. The company offers round-the-clock security services, training, and cyber risk management to financial managers, traders, cryptocurrency reserves, blockchain organizations, and other individuals exposed to digital threats.

    Their expertise has prevented numerous security breaches, malware attacks, and fraudulent schemes. Every cybercrime can be traced and investigated with the company’s support. To ensure transactions remain safe, Moorbridge Cyber Security provides crypto forensic services to businesses, regulators, law enforcement, and private clients.

    The cryptocurrency market is projected by top crypto firms to be worth billions of dollars, but cybercrime continues to threaten digital assets. Handling millions in assets, the organization investigates specific crypto addresses, transactions, and entities, linking them to real-world perpetrators while providing insights into vulnerabilities and potential attack vectors.

    Moorbridge Cyber Security creates detailed network visualizations of wallets and their internal transactions. Through its Exposure Trails, clients can explore actionable intelligence in a visual format, revealing patterns, anomalies, and suspicious activity. The company provides comprehensive guidance on all aspects of digital forensics, penetration testing, and secure asset recovery.

    Furthermore, the team works directly with clients to understand their digital security challenges and support recovery from compromised online wallets and other digital cryptocurrency resources. Their technical experts quietly combine investigative skill, cyber expertise, and AI-driven analysis to deliver precise results across multiple sectors.

    About Moorbridge Cyber Security

    Founded in 2016, Moorbridge Cyber Security Limited is a trusted player in digital forensics. Sometimes referred to as “computer forensic science,” it provides crypto forensic services, AI-assisted investigations, penetration testing, and cybercrime tracking. Investigation specialists collaborate closely with clients to fully understand their needs and respond to cyber threats or security incidents. 

    Potential clients can connect with the team through their official website: www.moorbridgecyber.com

  • Kazakh Diplomas to Be Recognized in China, Japan, South Korea

    Kazakh university diplomas will be recognized in China, Japan, South Korea and other Asia-Pacific nations, following the Nov.19 Mazhilis (lower chamber of Parliament) ratification of the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications in Higher Education, adopted in Tokyo in 2011.

    The move is expected to significantly expand academic and professional mobility for Kazakh graduates across one of the world’s most dynamic regions. 

    The convention aims to simplify procedures for recognizing university degrees, diplomas and other qualifications, ensuring transparency and fairness in their evaluation. Under the agreement, participating states commit to recognizing qualifications from other member countries, unless substantial differences exist between educational programs.

    A key requirement of the convention is the establishment of national information centers in each member state. These centers will provide verified data on higher education systems, accredited institutions and qualification standards, facilitating smoother cooperation and trust among countries.

    At the same time, Kazakhstan entered reservations to several provisions, particularly those related to the recognition of qualifications obtained through non-traditional learning models or incomplete academic programs, citing national education standards.

    With Kazakhstan’s accession, the Tokyo Convention now includes 12 member states such as  Afghanistan, Armenia, Australia, China, Fiji, the Holy See, Japan, Mongolia, New Zealand, South Korea, Russia and Türkiye.

  • Kazakhstan Rises 12 Spots in Global Mobile Internet Speed Ranking

    Kazakhstan jumped 12 spots in the latest Speedtest Global Index, ranking 45th worldwide for mobile internet speeds between August and October, a notable rise compared to the same period last year. The results are updated mid-month and reflect performance over the previous three months.

    Analysts evaluated the average mobile and fixed broadband speeds across 150 cities in 104 countries, focusing on download and upload performance. 

    According to the ranking, Kazakhstan recorded an average mobile download speed of 94.54 megabits per second (Mbps), placing it ahead of countries such as Japan, which ranked 64th with a speed of 53.54 Mbps.

    In the city comparison, Astana and Almaty secured the 62nd and 63rd places, with the average mobile download speed reaching 132.13 Mbps in Astana and 130.72 Mbps in Almaty.

    Despite improvements in mobile connectivity, Kazakhstan performed less favorably in the fixed broadband category. The country was placed 89th globally, with an average download speed of 82.47 Mbps.

    The report shows that the fastest mobile internet speeds continue to be concentrated in the Gulf region. The United Arab Emirates tops the global list with an average download speed of 652.87 Mbps, followed by Qatar, which reported 515.23 Mbps, and Kuwait with 384.40 Mbps.

    At the other end of the spectrum, Bolivia recorded the lowest mobile download speed worldwide at 13.96 Mbps, underscoring the wide disparity between global leaders and the weakest performers.