Country modules · 9-10 pages each · v2026.4
Seven priority countries, nine policy areas each
Each module gives the stage reached, the evidence grade, the next dated deadline and the gaps for digital currency, crypto-assets, digital ID and data, AI, carbon, migration, health rules, IMF and Agenda 2030. All 68 entities are covered in the full report.
Türkiye
Laws in force for crypto-asset licensing, an emissions trading system and temporary protection. The digital lira is still in study with no decision to issue; AI rests on a policy plan, not a statute.
Country module, USD 450Egypt
The investor calendar is set by an IMF programme that ends in December 2026. Six of nine assessments, including the digital pound and data protection, rest on secondary sources.
Country module, USD 450Saudi Arabia
A data-protection law and a 2040 emissions pledge. Its role in mBridge and the scope of labour-mobility reform are contested, and both sides are shown.
Country module, USD 450Kazakhstan
Laws on a digital tenge, a crypto regime, a Digital Code and AI adopted in 2025-26. Several in-force dates are staged.
Country module, USD 450Azerbaijan
Plans more than it has enacted. Digital money and crypto are at proposal stage, with a crypto bill reported for December 2026; AI rests on a strategy.
Country module, USD 450Brazil
A virtual-asset regime in force and a carbon-market law in its early phases. The AI bill and the Drex project remain unsettled.
Country module, USD 450Argentina
Has left the WHO, rejects the 2030 Agenda politically and awaits an IMF Board decision on its third review.
Country module, USD 450Summaries as of 11 November 2026. Evidence depth varies by country and is shown in each module; for example, Brazil and Argentina have no independently reviewed claims yet.