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UK's Wealthiest Evade Billions in Taxes, More Than Initially Estimated
The UK's richest evade billions in taxes, with fines dropping sharply. The NAO urges action to recover lost revenue, which could ease budget pressures.
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Major concerns about Japanese economy: 'Worse than Greece'
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba warns that Japan's fiscal situation is worse than Greece's, making tax cuts impossible. He highlights rising borrowing costs and the...
Trade War | Europe Can Reduce Tech Gap with the US
Europe can reduce its tech gap with the US through better regulations and capital markets, says former ASML CEO Peter Wennink.
State of emergency or not, Germany now refuses asylum seekers
Germany has started rejecting asylum seekers at its borders under a new policy, despite unclear cooperation from neighboring countries and potential legal challenges.
90-Day Tariff Pause Seems Extremely Optimistic
Analysts doubt the 90-day tariff pause between the U.S. and China will be sufficient, expecting an extension. Market reactions suggest optimism, but underlying trade tensions...
Ukraine and Russia agree on prisoner exchange but fail to reach ceasefire deal
Ukraine and Russia agreed to exchange prisoners but failed to reach a ceasefire agreement during talks in Istanbul. Discussions included a potential meeting between Zelensky...
Historic reset in EU-UK relations: multiple agreements reached
The UK and EU have reached multiple agreements to improve post-Brexit relations, including fisheries, exports, and defense cooperation. Talks continue on easing movement for...
Romania remains pro-European, Poland decides on June 1
Romania's pro-European victory contrasts with Poland's tense presidential race, where nationalist and far-right influences could sway the outcome.
Romania remains pro-European, Poland decides on June 1
Romania's pro-EU victory contrasts with Poland's uncertain election, while Europe monitors far-right shifts and U.S.-Russia diplomacy.
This is what overworking does to your brain
A study reveals that overworking can cause structural changes in the brain, affecting cognitive functions and emotional regulation.
Why Europeans Should Start Investing Like Americans Now: 'Start Investing!'
Europeans lag behind Americans in investment participation, with only 10-20% invested compared to over 50% in the U.S. Economists predict further ECB rate cuts this year, while...
Why Europeans Should Start Investing Like Americans Now: ‘Start Investing!’
Europeans are urged to invest more like Americans to boost economic growth, as savings remain underutilized. The ECB is expected to cut rates further, while the Fed signals...