Poland and France have taken a significant step toward strengthening cross-border oversight of gambling activity by signing a new cooperation agreement focused on the exchange of information related to the grey market. The agreement represents a coordinated effort by two European Union member states to enhance the legal, regulatory, and operational tools available for combating unlicensed gambling activity, particularly as such activities increasingly involve international operators and financial channels....
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