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Thailand ONEE Group Study Tour Successfully Held, Cultural Entertainment × Web3 × RWA Enter New Phase of Industrialization.

Thailand ONEE Group Study Tour Successfully Held, Cultural Entertainment × Web3 × RWA Enter New Phase of Industrialization

Bangkok, Thailand — As the global digital economy accelerates and Web3 enters a critical phase of deep restructuring and compliance, the ONEE GROUP THAILAND STUDY TOUR (Thailand ONEE Group Study Tour) was recently successfully held in Bangkok. The event brought together prominent guests and key contributors from blockchain, digital assets, entertainment, capital, and infrastructure sectors. They engaged in systematic discussions on global trends, RWA compliance pathways, digital transformation in the entertainment industry, and content assetization practices. This marked a significant milestone in transitioning Web3’s entertainment sector from conceptual discourse to industrial implementation.

 

At the event’s opening, Mr.Huo Yuhui, Vice President of the Hong Kong Blockchain Association, delivered a keynote speech titled’ Global Blockchain Industry Trends and RWA Compliance Pathways’.

The presentation delved into the practical necessity and compliance pathways for RWA assets to be on-chain, examining three key dimensions: the global regulatory environment, technological evolution, and industry cycles. By integrating entertainment content and the global expansion of short-form dramas, it systematically addressed the industry’s most pressing question:’ Why now?’

This sharing session established a clear industry benchmark for the study tour, while providing robust theoretical and policy support for the digital transformation of cultural and entertainment assets.

Subsequently, Vasily Medvedev, representative of ONEE Group, unveiled the group’s strategic development plan with great fanfare.

The presentation comprehensively showcases ONEE’s long-term expertise in physical entertainment content, production systems, and commercialization capabilities. It explicitly states that content constitutes the most fundamental asset in the entertainment industry and serves as the core value source for RWA’s digitalization.

ONEE will leverage authentic content assets as its foundation, driving the cultural and entertainment industry’s transition from’ traffic-driven logic ‘to’ asset-driven logic’ through synergistic integration of technology, institutional frameworks, and ecosystem development, thereby establishing a sustainable, verifiable, and scalable new paradigm for cultural and entertainment RWA.

On the topic of asset circulation and value realization, CoinQ Exchange COO Tiger delivered a keynote speech titled ‘Empowering the Global Circulation of Premium Digital Assets’.

From the perspectives of trading infrastructure, compliance mechanisms, and global market synergy, he elaborated how trading platforms provide liquidity support and value discovery mechanisms for high-quality content assets, offering critical support for the international circulation of entertainment RWA. This segment is regarded as the pivotal bridge connecting the transition of entertainment assets from ‘ownership confirmation’ to ‘monetization and circulation’.

The tour study session culminated in its most symbolic highlight—the production launch ceremony for the 10 short plays by ONEE Group.

Vasily Medvedev, representative of ONEE Group, joined the director and six leading actors to launch the project on stage. The grand screen’s opening sequence and ceremonial installations brought the atmosphere to a climax. This ceremony not only marked the official start of content production but also signified the birth of ten entertainment RWA assets, each grounded in authentic creative foundations, commercial potential, and future revenue prospects.

These short-form drama projects will serve as digital asset models with verifiable ownership, blockchain integration, and profit-sharing mechanisms, marking the entertainment industry’s official entry into a new era where’ content is capital.’

At the roundtable session of the Global Web3 Cultural and Entertainment Industry Digital Transformation Summit Forum, industry leaders, technical experts, and platform representatives engaged in in-depth discussions on content value, technological evolution, compliance boundaries, and business models.

The convergence of multidimensional perspectives has yielded actionable and replicable references for the digital transformation of the entertainment industry, while further cementing ONEE’s industry leadership in the RWA (Real-World Application) sector.

During the event, an award ceremony was held simultaneously to recognize outstanding market and community leaders from China and overseas.

As stated in the award citation: “These honors are not only an affirmation of achievements, but also a crowning of the pioneers of consensus.”

Their active participation and concrete actions have propelled the digital transformation of cultural and entertainment assets from concept to reality. The successful execution of the ONEE GROUP THAILAND STUDY TOUR signifies ONEE Group’s pivotal leap from trend consensus to industrial practice in the Web3 cultural & entertainment × RWA domain. Going forward, ONEE will continue to prioritize authentic content, uphold regulatory compliance, harness technological innovation, and amplify through ecosystem synergy, steering the cultural and entertainment industry toward a new era of self-driven assets, verifiable value, and sustainable returns.

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BRUSSELS, Belgium — 29 January 2026 — Human-rights education initiatives supported by the Church of Scientology through United for Human Rights and Youth for Human Rights International continue to frame the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) as an accessible, practical reference for everyday civic life—particularly for young people, educators and community-based organisations in increasingly diverse European societies.

United for Human Rights and Youth for Human Rights expand rights-literacy resources used by educators, civic groups and local partners across Europe

BRUSSELS, Belgium — 29 January 2026 — Human-rights education initiatives supported by the Church of Scientology through United for Human Rights and Youth for Human Rights International continue to frame the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) as an accessible, practical reference for everyday civic life—particularly for young people, educators and community-based organisations in increasingly diverse European societies.

The approach centres on a straightforward premise: that rights are more likely to be respected when they are widely understood. The UDHR—adopted by the UN General Assembly in Paris on 10 December 1948—sets out 30 articles describing fundamental rights and freedoms and is among the most translated documents in the world.

Addressing a persistent “knowledge gap” about rights

Organisers involved in rights-education efforts frequently point to a challenge that is not limited to any one country: many people endorse the idea of “human rights” in principle, but have limited familiarity with what the UDHR actually says—how it defines non-discrimination, due process, freedom of thought and conscience, education, and other core protections.

On its European human-rights information pages, the Church of Scientology describes the decision to focus educational materials around the UDHR as a response to surveys indicating limited public awareness of the Declaration and its 30 rights. It also shows that multimedia materials used in the campaign reach large audiences annually, emphasising communication formats that can be used in classrooms, community settings and civic presentations.

Human-rights education as a concept is also rooted in the Declaration’s own framing: the UN’s human-rights office notes the UDHR’s emphasis on promoting respect for rights through “teaching and education.”

Two complementary programmes: United for Human Rights and Youth for Human Rights

United for Human Rights (UHR) states that it was founded on the 60th anniversary of the UDHR, with the goal of supporting individuals and organisations with educational tools intended to broaden awareness and encourage implementation of the rights described in the Declaration.

Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI) is a well known non-profit organisation founded in 2001 by educator Dr. Mary Shuttleworth, with a focus on teaching young people about the UDHR and encouraging a culture of tolerance and peace in their everyday environments.

Both programmes their work primarily as education and public information, using a consistent structure that maps learning modules and media resources to the UDHR’s 30 articles. The initiatives, proudly sponsored and supported by the Church of Scientology, are established as nonreligious organisations and the resources are used by a range of entities—from schools and civic groups to law-enforcement and governmental bodies—depending on national context and local partnerships.

A toolkit model: short films, PSAs and structured learning materials

A recurring feature of the campaigns is a “toolkit” approach: short, adaptable resources designed for different audiences and educational settings. The educational package includes a short documentary film (“The Story of Human Rights”), along with a series of public service announcements aligned to each UDHR right (“30 Rights, 30 Ads”).

The components and interactive websites host resources across 17 languages, allowing educators and organisers to use consistent content while adapting delivery to local needs and age groups.

While approaches vary by country and community, the practical objective is broadly the same: improving everyday understanding of what rights mean in real situations—at school, at work, in public services and in civic participation—so that rights language becomes clearer and less abstract.

The Church of Scientology’s involvement and L. Ron Hubbard’s emphasis on rights and dignity

The Church of Scientology’s involvement in human-rights education is part of a wider set of community and social-betterment initiatives focused on prevention and education. Its European human-rights page links the emphasis on rights awareness to the early writings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, stating that spiritual freedom and enlightenment are difficult to attain for individuals denied fundamental human rights, and citing the Code of a Scientologist as calling on members to support humanitarian endeavours in the field of human rights.

The same published material presents this as a longstanding orientation: a rights-awareness effort organised through cooperation with a mix of governmental and non-governmental actors, using the UDHR as a shared reference point across cultures and belief systems.

Rights literacy as a European civic skill

Ivan Arjona-Pelado, Scientology’s representative to the European Union, the OSCE, the Council of Europe and the United Nations, framed the programmes’ emphasis on education as aligned with European civic expectations:

“Human rights are not strengthened only by legal texts; they are strengthened when people can recognise them, explain them, and apply them in daily interactions—especially in schools and neighbourhoods where diversity is a lived reality. Europe’s democratic culture benefits when young people learn the UDHR’s principles early and see respect, equality and non-discrimination as practical responsibilities.”

The focus going into 2026 is on ensuring materials remain available and usable in real-world educational contexts—clear language, short formats, and modular content that supports lesson plans and community discussions without requiring specialist legal knowledge. In practice, this typically translates into training sessions for educators and youth workers, informational workshops in community settings, and partnerships with civil-society organisations whose work intersects with youth inclusion, anti-bullying, equal treatment and intercultural dialogue.

The Church of Scientology, its churches, missions, groups and members are present across the European continent. Scientology Europe reports a continent-wide presence through more than 140 churches, missions and affiliated groups in at least 27 European nations, alongside thousands of community-based social betterment and reform initiatives focused on education, prevention and neighbourhood-level support, inspired by the work of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.

Within Europe’s diverse national frameworks for religion, the Church’s recognitions continue to expand, with administrative and judicial authorities in Spain, Portugal, Sweden, the Netherlands, Italy, Germany Slovakia and others, as well as the European Court of Human Rights, having addressed and acknowledged Scientology communities as protected by the national and international provisions of Freedom of Religion or belief.

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Kohenoor Technologies, USA, under the umbrella of Knowledge Gateway, Pakistan, has successfully delivered industry-grade training in Blockchain, Decentralized Finance (DeFi), and Web3 to the Finance Department of Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), marking a significant milestone in Pakistan’s academic, financial, and technological evolution.

With this landmark initiative, LUMS becomes Pakistan’s first university to formally receive industry-level, applied training in Blockchain, DeFi, and Web3 technologies. The program sets a new national benchmark by moving beyond theoretical exposure and equipping academic and finance professionals with practical, real-world understanding of decentralized and emerging financial systems.

The training was conducted from 19th to 23rd January, 2026, at the LUMS Main Campus and Corporate Office in Lahore. Designed and delivered by Kohenoor Technologies’ industry experts, the program focused on bridging the gap between academic research and real-world implementation at a time when global financial systems are rapidly transitioning toward decentralization and digital innovation.

Through this engagement, Kohenoor Technologies, USA further establishes itself as a pioneer in Pakistan and one of the extremely rare 360° solution providers in the industry, offering an integrated ecosystem that combines education, fintech innovation, blockchain infrastructure, decentralized finance, and enterprise-grade advisory.

LUMS, widely recognized as Pakistan’s leading university and ranked among the top universities in the region, once again demonstrated its forward-looking vision by embracing technologies that are becoming central to global finance and digital governance. This collaboration serves as a model for institutions across Pakistan through Knowledge Gateway and through ProEdge, Saudi Arabia in the Middle East and all emerging markets seeking future-ready, industry-aligned capacity building.

Kohenoor Technologies, USA; operating under the educational umbrella of Knowledge Gateway, Pakistan; continues to advance its mission of Education 3.0 by integrating research, applied learning, and enterprise solutions across Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, DeFi, Web3, and next-generation financial technologies.

The successful completion of this program positions LUMS and Kohenoor Technologies at the forefront of the global transition toward decentralized, intelligent, and future-ready financial systems.

From the desk of PR Manager,

Kohenoor Technologies,

9925 Haynes Bridge Rd. Alpharetta, GA, USA

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Oceka Exchange Pioneers Carbon-Neutral Data Centers and Sustainable Trading Framework

United States, 27th Jan 2026 – Oceka Exchange today announced that its global data center infrastructure has fully transitioned to renewable energy sources and officially launched its new Green Execution Initiative, further advancing a low-carbon trading environment and a sustainable investment ecosystem through carbon credit integration, ESG data visualization, and sustainability reporting tools.

As an innovator in fintech and digital asset trading, Oceka Exchange is building a carbon-neutral trading architecture designed to help institutional and professional investors achieve competitive returns while meeting growing environmental and social responsibility expectations.

Building Renewable-Powered, Low-Carbon Infrastructure

Oceka Exchange’s global data centers are now fully powered by renewable energy sources, including solar, hydroelectric, and wind power, supported by intelligent energy management systems to continuously optimize efficiency and reduce overall carbon footprint. This milestone establishes a high-performance, low-emissions trading infrastructure designed for long-term scalability and resilience.

“At Oceka Exchange, we believe sustainability should not be an add-on — it must be a core component of financial infrastructure. Through renewable infrastructure, we are building a greener, more efficient, and future-ready technology foundation for next-generation digital finance.”

Green Execution Initiative: Embedding ESG into Trade Execution

The newly launched Green Execution Initiative integrates ESG principles directly into the trade execution and risk management layers, including:

Carbon Credit Integration: Enables institutional clients to automatically pair eligible carbon credits with trading and settlement workflows to support compliant, automated carbon offsetting.

ESG Analytics: Delivers real-time ESG data visualization dashboards, enabling investors to assess the environmental and social impact of individual assets and entire portfolios.

Sustainability Reporting: Provides institution-grade sustainability and carbon disclosure reports aligned with international standards to support regulatory compliance and transparency requirements.

These capabilities allow institutional investors to more transparently measure the environmental impact of their trading activities while enhancing the credibility and effectiveness of their ESG investment strategies.

Strengthening Corporate Social Responsibility and Attracting ESG-Focused Institutions

Oceka Exchange positions corporate social responsibility (CSR) as a core pillar of its long-term strategy. By embedding sustainability goals into its trading technology and infrastructure layers, the company not only reduces its own operational environmental impact but also enables global capital markets to access greener, more responsible trading solutions.

“At Oceka Exchange, we believe the future of financial markets will be driven by sustainability, transparency, and technological innovation. Through carbon-neutral trading and advanced ESG analytics, we are delivering a next-generation trading platform that aligns performance with responsibility for ESG-focused institutional investors.”

As regulatory expectations and investor demand for ESG standards continue to rise, Oceka Exchange will further expand its green finance and low-carbon technology initiatives to help build a more sustainable digital financial ecosystem worldwide.

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Vape Buy, a premier UK online vape retailer, announces the launch of its new website. The platform is designed to streamline the transition for customers moving from standard disposables to TPD-compliant Big Puff vapes and refillable pod systems.

London, United Kingdom, 26th Jan 2026 – Vape Buy, a premier UK online vape retailer, announces the launch of its new website. The platform is designed to streamline the transition for customers moving from standard disposables to TPD-compliant Big Puff vapes and refillable pod systems.

The new website features a streamlined, mobile-optimised design that prioritises speed and accessibility. It categorises the retailer’s extensive inventory into intuitive sections, including Big Puff Vapes (6K, 10K, 20K+ capacities), Nic Salts, Pod Vape Kits, and Shortfill E-Liquids. Recognising the industry shift towards more sustainable options, Vape Buy has positioned itself as a specialist in bridging the gap between single-use bars and advanced rechargeable kits.

To ensure compliance and speed, the site utilises a lightweight, custom-built age verification system and optimised infrastructure to deliver a fast browsing experience. Customers across the UK benefit from rapid dispatch on all orders, with a focus on delivering the latest hardware from industry leaders such as Vaporesso, OXVA, SMOK, and GeekVape.

“We want to simplify the vaping journey for our customers,” said a spokesperson for Vape Buy. “The market is moving away from traditional single-use disposables towards higher capacity, TPD-compliant Big Puff devices and refillable pods. Our new platform makes it effortless for users to find these cost-effective alternatives. Whether a customer needs a Hayati Pro, an IVG 2400, or a bottle of Elfliq, our goal is to get it to their door quickly and efficiently.”

Vape Buy stocks a curated selection of genuine products sourced directly from trusted manufacturers. The inventory includes the latest releases from Lost Mary, SKE Crystal, and Elux, alongside a vast library of e-liquid flavours ranging from classic tobacco to popular fruit blends. The site operates with strict adherence to UK regulations, ensuring all products are genuine and age-verified.

Vape Buy invites adult smokers and existing vapers to visit the new online store to explore the range of high-capacity devices and premium e-liquids.

About Vape Buy

Vape Buy is a UK-based online vape store dedicated to providing high-quality vaping hardware and e-liquids. With a focus on value and compliance, the company specialises in Big Puff vapes and refillable pod kits, helping customers transition away from expensive single-use disposables. Headquartered in London, Vape Buy offers fast UK shipping and dedicated customer support to ensure a seamless purchasing experience.

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To learn more about Vape Buy and the launch of its new website, please visit https://vapebuy.co.uk/.

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Acquisition strengthens Commit’s ability to deliver high-quality engineering talent at competitive rates for global customers

New York, New York, United States, 26th Jan 2026 – Commit, a global technology services company, today announced the acquisition of SavannahTech, a fast-growing, bootstrapped firm specializing in recruiting and employing experienced software engineers across Africa. With this acquisition, Commit surpasses 1,000 engineers worldwide, reinforcing its position as a leading global delivery partner for startups and private-equity-backed companies.

The transaction, estimated at several million dollars according to people familiar with the deal, reflects Commit’s continued investment in high-quality technical talent to meet growing customer demand while maintaining competitive pricing.

This marks Commit’s eighth acquisition in its 20-year history and addresses a critical market need, as competition for experienced developers intensifies and traditional outsourcing hubs become increasingly expensive and saturated. With operations across the United States, Canada, the UK, Israel, Europe, and now Africa, Commit continues to expand its global footprint while preserving engineering excellence and lowering blended delivery rates.

“Adding teams of highly skilled, English-speaking engineers with strong time-zone alignment to our international customers was a key factor in evaluating this acquisition,” said Max Nirenberg, Global CRO and Managing Director for NAMER and the UK. “This significantly enhances our ability to serve customers in North America and the UK with speed, quality, and cost efficiency.”

Commit views Africa as a powerful and underutilized alternative to traditional outsourcing markets such as India and Eastern Europe—offering cost advantages without compromising quality. Savannah’s operations span well-developed countries including Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya, which together represent a large English-speaking population and a rapidly growing community of engineers with strong academic foundations and experience in modern, AI-driven development environments.

Founded in late 2022 and grown without external funding, SavannahTech has recruited more than 100 engineers in under three years, placing them with dozens of companies including Firefly, Aqua Security, Port, and Bright Data. The company focuses on building dedicated development teams through a model tailored to Africa’s expanding pool of experienced software talent.

SavannahTech Founder and CEO Itai Azogui first encountered Africa’s technology ecosystem while working as a senior product manager in Accra, Ghana. There, he saw firsthand the disconnect between the quality of local engineering talent and its limited access to well-funded global technology companies. Azogui later connected with Commit President and Chairman Arik Faingold, as well as Evgeny Golubov, General Manager of Commit’s Offshore division, through his Israel roots. 

“This acquisition marks a significant milestone for Commit,” said Faingold. “One of our core values is being the most valuable partner to our clients. Surpassing 1,000 engineers globally allows us to help our customers scale with speed, efficiency, and confidence.”

Combined with Commit’s Cloud of People offering and its AWS Premier Tier Partner status, the expanded organization enables customers to access highly competitive pricing at scale—while benefiting from Commit’s advanced capabilities across AI, software development, cloud, security and compliance, and data engineering.

About Commit 

Commit is a leading global tech services company with over 1000 innovation experts across multiple disciplines and a presence in Israel, the US, Canada, the UK, and Europe. Specializing in advanced technologies such as Cloud, GenAI, Software, IoT, Big Data, Cyber, Collaboration, and Data center migration projects, Commit is unwavering in its commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions. This dedication ensures our clients are always at the forefront of innovation. For more information, please visit commit.us 

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United Kingdom, 24th Jan 2026 – 22 Ventures Group continues to advance its strategic focus on supporting next-generation startups through innovation-driven infrastructure, disciplined capital management, and secure digital financial systems. Operating within the evolving digital asset economy, the company has established a framework that combines venture development principles with a robust cryptocurrency trading platform designed to support scalable growth and operational resilience.

The company’s approach centers on building environments where emerging ventures can develop within structured, technology-enabled ecosystems. By integrating innovation with financial discipline, 22 Ventures Group supports sustainable business development while maintaining a strong emphasis on transparency, system integrity, and long-term performance. This positioning reflects a broader objective to align technological advancement with responsible operational practices.

At the core of its operations, 22 Ventures Group maintains a cryptocurrency trading platform engineered to meet modern expectations of reliability and performance. The platform functions as both a financial infrastructure and a technological foundation, enabling participation in digital markets while supporting internal innovation initiatives. Platform architecture is designed to accommodate scalability, ensuring consistent system behavior during varying levels of market activity.

Credibility and trust are essential components of digital financial platforms, particularly in environments characterized by rapid technological change. Internal assessments focus on operational stability, system availability, and data protection measures. External perception indicators, such as 22 Ventures Group reviews, contribute to an understanding of how platform reliability and usability are experienced in practice, reinforcing the importance of consistent performance standards.

Security remains a fundamental priority within the company’s operational model. The trading platform incorporates multiple layers of protection aimed at safeguarding digital infrastructure and maintaining system integrity. Continuous monitoring, access controls, and structured internal reviews are implemented to reduce operational risk and enhance resilience. Observations reflected through 22 Ventures Group reviews often align with internal benchmarks related to platform stability and controlled system behavior.

Performance optimization is approached as an ongoing process rather than a fixed outcome. Platform development prioritizes execution efficiency, system responsiveness, and the ability to adapt to increased demand. This performance-oriented design supports both individual users and internal innovation efforts, allowing testing and refinement of digital solutions without compromising system reliability. Evaluations informed by 22 Ventures Group reviews provide additional context regarding perceived platform efficiency and consistency.

User experience is another critical factor shaping platform development. Interface design, navigation clarity, and process transparency are treated as integral elements of operational trust. The company aims to ensure that interactions with the platform are intuitive and predictable, reducing complexity while maintaining functionality. Insights associated with 22 Ventures Group reviews are considered alongside internal metrics to assess how effectively the platform meets usability expectations.

Beyond platform operations, 22 Ventures Group applies its strategic innovation model to startup acceleration. This model emphasizes alignment between technological feasibility, capital allocation, and governance structures. Startups operating within this framework benefit from access to infrastructure and strategic oversight while retaining flexibility to innovate. The company’s venture-focused structure supports experimentation within controlled parameters, reducing exposure to unmanaged operational risk.

Capital strategy within the organization is designed to support measured growth. Rather than prioritizing rapid expansion, the company focuses on sustainability, operational discipline, and long-term value creation. The cryptocurrency trading platform functions as part of this broader strategy, demonstrating how digital asset participation can be integrated into structured financial operations. Indicators such as 22 Ventures Group reviews serve as reference points for evaluating how effectively this balance is maintained from a platform perspective.

As regulatory and technological environments continue to evolve, 22 Ventures Group remains committed to adaptability. Internal processes are periodically reviewed to ensure alignment with applicable standards and emerging best practices. This adaptability supports both platform resilience and the broader objective of enabling startups to operate within stable and predictable frameworks, even as market conditions change.

The acceleration of next-generation startups, as envisioned by 22 Ventures Group, reflects a deliberate approach to innovation. Rather than pursuing growth at the expense of control, the company emphasizes infrastructure quality, operational oversight, and responsible technology deployment. Through its cryptocurrency trading platform and venture-focused operational strategy, the organization seeks to contribute to a digital economy where innovation and stability are mutually reinforcing.

By aligning secure infrastructure, performance-driven design, and disciplined capital management, 22 Ventures Group continues to strengthen its role as a platform-oriented organization focused on sustainable innovation. The company’s ongoing efforts underscore its commitment to building systems that support growth while maintaining trust, reliability, and operational integrity across all aspects of its business.

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United Kingdom, 24th Jan 2026 – 22 Ventures Group has announced the launch of a new digital platform designed to support high-growth startups through integrated financial infrastructure, innovation-focused systems, and secure digital asset functionality. The platform reflects the company’s continued commitment to building scalable environments where emerging ventures can develop within a structured and performance-driven framework.

The newly launched platform expands the company’s operational capabilities by combining startup enablement tools with a cryptocurrency trading infrastructure engineered for reliability and efficiency. This integration allows 22 Ventures Group to align innovation support with disciplined financial operations, reinforcing its strategic focus on long-term sustainability rather than short-term volatility. The platform is intended to function as both a technological foundation and an operational backbone for ventures operating in dynamic digital markets.

Central to the platform’s design is an emphasis on operational stability and system integrity. The company has structured the platform to support consistent performance across varying market conditions, ensuring that infrastructure remains dependable as activity levels fluctuate. Internal assessments focus on execution efficiency, system responsiveness, and resilience, all of which are essential to supporting high-growth environments. External perception indicators, such as 22 Ventures Group reviews, provide additional insight into how platform reliability and consistency are experienced in practice.

Security considerations have played a defining role in the platform’s development. The architecture incorporates layered safeguards aimed at protecting system operations and maintaining controlled access across digital processes. Continuous monitoring mechanisms and internal control frameworks are implemented to reduce exposure to operational risk while supporting scalability. Observations reflected in 22 Ventures Group reviews often align with the company’s emphasis on maintaining a secure and stable trading environment within its broader innovation strategy.

Performance optimization is treated as a core operational discipline rather than a one-time objective. The platform is designed to support efficient transaction processing, reduced latency, and scalable execution capabilities. These features are essential for startups operating in fast-paced environments where system reliability directly influences operational effectiveness. Evaluations informed by 22 Ventures Group reviews contribute to internal performance assessments by highlighting perceived efficiency and platform responsiveness.

User experience has been integrated into the platform’s development process as a key determinant of operational trust. Interface clarity, navigation simplicity, and transparent system behavior are prioritized to reduce complexity while preserving functionality. The company recognizes that predictable and intuitive platform interactions are essential to building confidence in digital financial systems. Feedback patterns associated with 22 Ventures Group reviews are considered alongside internal metrics to evaluate how effectively the platform meets usability expectations.

Beyond its technical capabilities, the platform reflects 22 Ventures Group’s broader approach to startup empowerment. The company applies a structured innovation model that balances flexibility with governance, allowing startups to explore new solutions within defined operational parameters. This model supports experimentation while maintaining oversight, enabling high-growth ventures to scale without compromising system control or financial discipline.

The integration of a cryptocurrency trading platform within this framework demonstrates how digital asset functionality can coexist with structured operational management. Rather than treating digital assets as isolated instruments, 22 Ventures Group positions them within a broader ecosystem of risk management, performance evaluation, and compliance awareness. Indicators such as 22 Ventures Group reviews serve as reference points for assessing how effectively this integration is perceived in terms of reliability and platform coherence.

Capital allocation within the platform environment is guided by a long-term perspective. The company emphasizes measured growth supported by infrastructure readiness and operational resilience. By prioritizing sustainability over rapid expansion, 22 Ventures Group seeks to create conditions where startups can pursue scalable growth supported by dependable systems and strategic oversight.

Adaptability remains a defining characteristic of the platform’s operational model. As technological and regulatory environments evolve, internal processes are periodically reviewed and refined to ensure alignment with emerging standards and best practices. This adaptability supports platform longevity while enabling startups to operate within environments designed to accommodate change without destabilizing core operations.

The launch of the new platform underscores 22 Ventures Group’s commitment to empowering high-growth startups through responsible innovation. By aligning secure infrastructure, performance-focused design, and disciplined financial management, the company reinforces its role as a platform-oriented organization focused on sustainable development. The consistency observed across 22 Ventures Group reviews reflects the importance of maintaining trust, reliability, and operational integrity as the platform continues to evolve.

Through this launch, 22 Ventures Group advances its strategic objective of building systems that support innovation while preserving stability. The platform represents a continuation of the company’s efforts to contribute to a digital economy where growth is supported by structured processes, secure technology, and long-term operational vision.

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Scientology Volunteer Ministers Bring the Yellow Tent to Milan, Highlighting Practical Help and More Than Two Decades of Italian Relief Work.Pop-up “Yellow Tent” initiative expands community support in Lombardy while celebrating nearly five decades of international outreach since the programme’s creation in the mid‑1970s.

MILAN, Italy — 22 January 2026 — Scientology Volunteer Ministers have brought their distinctive Yellow Tent to Milan as a public point of practical support—offering listening, proven problem-solving tools and guidance for everyday challenges, from communication difficulties to conflict resolution and personal emergencies, as reported by Gazzetta della Lombardia. Deployed internationally in major cities and in the aftermath of crises, the Yellow Tent provides an approachable space where residents speak directly with trained volunteers and learn simple, structured methods that work immediately in daily life.

Training with Proven “Tools for Life”

Volunteer Ministers receive training through “Tools for Life” modules drawn from The Scientology Handbook, covering communication, study methods, assisting those in stress or trauma, and practical steps for resolving disputes and organizing effectively. These tools provide volunteers with a clear pathway for helping both neighbors and disaster survivors through the global Volunteer Ministers disaster response network.

The Church of Scientology created the Volunteer Ministers programme as a religious social service in the mid‑1970s. Since then, Volunteer Ministers have brought practical help to hundreds of disaster sites worldwide, working alongside government agencies, NGOs and community partners.

More Than Two Decades Serving Italy

As evidenced in many media reports and their own websited, Scientology Volunteer Ministers have served Italy for more than two decades through major emergencies and community recovery—working alongside civil-protection teams and municipal services. Our Italian Volunteer Ministers formed Pro.Civi.Co.S (Civil Protection Volunteers of the Scientology Community) after 9/11 as the programme expanded internationally, entering Italy’s National Civil Protection registry very shortly after.

Ivan Arjona-Pelado, Scientology’s representative to the EU and UN explained that “Italian Volunteer Ministers also joined international relief for the 2004 South Asian tsunami, demonstrating our established capacity well before 2006. This strong foundation continues through our earthquake, flood and recovery efforts across Italy”:

• Abruzzo (L’Aquila), 2009 earthquake: Extended support after the 6 April 2009 earthquake, assisting displaced residents alongside other relief groups during this major national emergency.
• Emilia-Romagna, 2012 earthquakes: Operations in affected areas like Medolla during the May 2012 sequence, providing shelter assistance, logistics and aid distribution.
• Sardinia, 2013 floods (Cyclone Cleopatra): Coordinated relief through our Churches and Missions after the severe November 2013 flooding.
• Central Italy, 2016 earthquake: Rapid response teams from Pro.Civi.Co.S after the 24 August 2016 earthquake.
• COVID-19 civic support (2020 onward): Sanitisation, local assistance and our multi-year blood donation partnership with AVIS, featured alongside WHO’s Italian blood donor stories.
• Marche, 2022 floods: Support for communities hit by the September 2022 Marche floods.
• Emilia-Romagna, 2023 floods: Deployments clearing mud and debris after the May 2023 Emilia-Romagna disaster.
• Tuscany, 2023 (Campi Bisenzio): Responding at civil-protection request, removing debris and helping residents salvage belongings, earning thanks from the mayor.

Milan: Emergency Readiness Meets Neighborhood Support

In Milan, Volunteer Ministers combine emergency readiness with regular community service—from pandemic assistance to weekly clean-ups and neighborhood improvements. Our northern Italy teams, including those honored in Verona (“Scientology Volunteer Ministers of Verona Honored”), maintain these ongoing public service efforts.

Sandro Oneda, president of our Italian Volunteer Ministers coordinating association, emphasizes: helping through regular blood donation is “a civic duty that aligns perfectly with our mission“.

Strengthening Europe Through Practical Help

Ivan Arjona, Scientology’s representative to the European Union, OSCE, Council of Europe and United Nations, explains the Milan Yellow Tent’s importance:

“Across Europe, social cohesion grows when citizens deliver practical help—especially where institutions face pressure and daily problems feel overwhelming. Volunteer Ministers embody this: community resilience builds when people have tools to help each other with competence, respect and human dignity.”

The Volunteer Ministers Mission

L. Ron Hubbard created the Volunteer Ministers programme in the mid-1970s with a clear purpose: practical assistance and the conviction that “Something can be done about it.” Today we serve hundreds of nations, delivering help at hundreds of disaster sites alongside government agencies, civil protection and NGOs through Scientology.org and VolunteerMinisters.org.

The Milan Yellow Tent continues this mission—celebrating over five decades worldwide and more than two decades strengthening Italian communities through emergency response and everyday support.

The Church of Scientology, its churches, missions, groups and members are present across the European continent. Scientology Europe reports a continent-wide presence through more than 140 churches, missions and affiliated groups in at least 27 European nations, alongside thousands of community-based social betterment and reform initiatives focused on education, prevention and neighbourhood-level support, inspired by the work of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.

Within Europe’s diverse national frameworks for religion, the Church’s recognitions continue to expand, with administrative and judicial authorities in Spain, Portugal, Sweden, the Netherlands, Italy, Germany Slovakia and others, as well as the European Court of Human Rights, having addressed and acknowledged Scientology communities as protected by the national and international provisions of Freedom of Religion or belief.

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The Valencia Mission reports expanded local volunteer activity—human rights learning, drug prevention and community resilience—based in the La Llum neighbourhood.

Annual review cites nearly 200 local volunteers supporting civic education, prevention outreach and flood recovery work in western Valencia. Activities combine introductory Scientology services with community assistance and practical ethics education led by volunteers in La Llum and surrounding districts.

VALENCIA, Spain – 15 January 2026 – A New Year 2026 annual review highlights community outreach led by the Church of Scientology Mission of Valencia in the La Llum (La Luz) district, describing a year of local initiatives that combined introductory religious services with volunteer-run civic education, prevention messaging, and practical community support.

The review describes a neighborhood environment where residents seek everyday solutions that strengthen social cohesion and help communities stay resilient under pressure. Within that setting, the Valencia Mission is presented as a venue for community support, volunteer organization, and local assistance delivered through consistent, on-the-ground participation.

Volunteer capacity is a central element of the report. The annual review describes “nearly 200 local volunteers” sustaining regular outreach in public areas and community settings across western Valencia. The work includes briefings, distribution of educational materials, and informal discussions focused on responsible conduct, respect for others, and constructive ways to reduce conflict and strengthen neighborhood trust.

Alongside outreach, the Mission provides Scientology services from introductory levels onward, including religious counseling and study. The review references the concept of “Clear,” which the Church of Scientology presents as a milestone within its spiritual counseling framework. The report describes this in a religious context as part of the Church’s pastoral practice.

The annual review also highlights education built around fundamental rights and responsibilities that support peaceful coexistence in diverse communities. Volunteer teams are using human-rights educational resources from Youth for Human Rights designed for practical, day-to-day understanding, with an emphasis on tolerance, mutual respect, and non-violent conflict resolution. Local volunteers describe a focus on both residents and visitors, reflecting Valencia’s constant movement through neighborhoods, markets, and public spaces.

A second element described in the review is the distribution and discussion of The Way to Happiness, a secular moral code written by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. Structured around 21 precepts, the booklet addresses themes of personal integrity, responsibility, and respect for others. Organizers describe it as a simple, non-political tool used in neighborhood settings, particularly where communities want positive standards of behavior without confrontation.

Prevention education is cited as a continuing focus across the year. The review describes volunteers providing information intended to support informed decision-making, especially for young people and families. Organizers describe the approach as practical and factual: offering understandable materials suitable for quick conversations in public places and appropriate for community distribution.

The review further references volunteer mobilization during severe flooding that affected parts of eastern Spain in late 2024. It describes Scientology Volunteer Ministers contributing practical help during response and recovery, including support with cleanup tasks, assistance to residents, and coordination of neighborhood-level logistics. The report emphasizes calm, orderly volunteer action that can be sustained over time as communities move from immediate response into longer recovery.

Ivan Arjona, a Scientology representative for European institutional relations, said the Valencia account reflects a wider civic principle of neighborhood responsibility.

“Across Europe, communities are strongest when citizens translate shared values – human dignity, solidarity, and responsibility – into practical action,” said Ivan Arjona. “What stands out in Valencia is the combination of education, prevention, and volunteer service operating in a local setting and doing so in ways that support the common good.”

Scientology is a contemporary religion founded by L. Ron Hubbard. Alongside ecclesiastical services, Scientology churches and missions often report volunteer-delivered community initiatives centered on ethics, education, and prevention. In Valencia, the New Year 2026 review describes a model based on sustained local volunteer participation, consistent neighborhood outreach, and a focus on civic resilience.

Scientology and its social programmes

Scientology is a contemporary religion founded by Mr. L. Ron Hubbard and currently steadily led by Mr. David Miscavige. Alongside its ecclesiastical services, the Church sponsors a number of social education programs—among them human rights awareness, drug prevention, and community ethics materials—often delivered locally by volunteers. The Volunteer Minister program is presented by the Church as a form of trained community response, providing practical assistance and what is described as “spiritual first aid” during crises.

In Valencia, the local model relies on sustained volunteer capacity—described in the New Year’s review as “nearly 200 volunteers” plus the 300 during the DANA response—and on regular outreach in public areas and community settings, with an emphasis on prevention education and civic resilience.

The Church of Scientology, its churches, missions, groups, and members are present across the European continent, supporting initiatives in education, prevention, and community betterment. The Church’s legal status and recognition continue to grow, with court and administrative decisions in a number of jurisdictions recognizing Scientology as a religion, including by the European Court of Human Rights.

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