Trudeau’s ally to move no-confidence motion against him: What’s behind the ongoing political crisis in Canada
The no-confidence vote is expected to be moved in late January next year after the winter break of the House of Commons ...
New French government looks to fix 2025 budget while avoiding collapse
French President Emmanuel Macron's office announced a new government Monday, after the previous Cabinet collapsed in a ...
EWN Sport34m
POLITICS WRAP 2024: Elections spawn GNU, MK Party’s meteoric rise, RIP Mboweni, Gordhan & EFF exits
South Africa finds itself in a politically intriguing space, where political parties who had previously chanted for change from opposition benches, have had to knuckle down to the task at hand under a ...
Punjab: GST on turbine fuel will cause fiscal crisis in states, says Cheema
Punjab finance minister Harpal Singh Cheema raised this concern during the 55th meeting of the GST Council held in Jaisalmer ...
Zelensky accuses EU leader of helping Putin in Ukraine and it's not Orban
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Slovakian prime minister Robert Fico of helping Vladimir Putin finance his ...
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau is not expected to announce a decision on his future over the holidays
Embattled Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is not expected to announce a decision on his future over the Christmas ...
Justin Trudeau under major pressure as leaders from his own party urge him to step down
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose party looks set to lose power early next year, is under increasing pressure ...
Trade, Tariffs And Political Turmoil: What To Expect For Canada's Economy In 2025
Canada's economy will be rolling into 2025 with many political and economic unknowns. TD's Derek Burleton discusses the fall ...
Banker Eric Lombard named French finance minister in new Bayrou government
Eric Lombard, currently at French state bank Caisse des Depots (CDC), has been appointed finance minister in the new French ...
Public Country-By-Country Tax Reporting In The United Kingdom
Eleven years ago, the U.K. Labour Party issued a controversial proposal: Large multinationals should publicly report their profits and taxes in the countries where they do business.