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US small business sentiment up in May, but looming election clouds outlook

U.S. small-business confidence and hiring plans increased in May to their highest levels of the year, but the looming U.S. presidential election also drove uncertainty to nearly a four-

US small business sentiment up in May, but looming election clouds outlook
Economy|Political

Canada defends capital gains tax hike, says it will keep borrowing low

A planned hike in the capital gains tax for the wealthiest will help keep Canada's borrowing low and fund social programmes, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Monday.

Canada defends capital gains tax hike, says it will keep borrowing low
Business|Economy|Environment|Political

California seeks company profits in Big Oil climate lawsuit

California's attorney general on Monday sought to force the world's biggest oil companies to give up profits the state alleges they made while deceiving consumers about their role in

California seeks company profits in Big Oil climate lawsuit
Education|Political

Erdogan dismisses secular criticism on Turkey's new curriculum

President Tayyip Erdogan on Friday dismissed criticism of Turkey's new education curriculum and vowed to prioritise "national values" in the face of worries that the changes will

Erdogan dismisses secular criticism on Turkey's new curriculum
Political

South Africa's ANC to invite other parties to form government of national unity - Ramaphosa

South Africa's African National Congress (ANC) will invite other political parties to form a government of national unity, its leader Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday, after a

South Africa's ANC to invite other parties to form government of national unity - Ramaphosa
Business|Economy|Political

Polish legislators ask court to detain former Orlen CEO after missed cash-for-visas testimony

Polish legislators asked a court on Wednesday to detain the former CEO of oil refiner Orlen Daniel Obajtek to force him to testify on June 7 before a parliamentary commission

Polish legislators ask court to detain former Orlen CEO after missed cash-for-visas testimony
Environment|Political

Swiss upper house of parliament slams European climate ruling

Switzerland's upper house of parliament on Wednesday slammed a recent ruling by a top European court that pressed the country to do more to combat global warming, arguing that Swiss

Swiss upper house of parliament slams European climate ruling
Political

Welsh leader Gething loses symbolic confidence vote

Vaughan Gething, leader of the semi-autonomous Welsh government, lost a non-binding vote of confidence on Wednesday but defied pressure to resign despite the blow to

Welsh leader Gething loses symbolic confidence vote
Business|Economy|Political

Brazil senator drops proposal to tax low-cost online orders from bill

A proposal to tax Brazilians' small online purchases from abroad was dropped from a bill on sustainability tax incentives for automakers on Tuesday, prompting the nation's Senate

Brazil senator drops proposal to tax low-cost online orders from bill
Political

Lawmakers brawl in Turkish parliament over pro-Kurdish mayor's detention

Lawmakers from Turkey's ruling AK Party and the pro-Kurdish DEM Party brawled in parliament's general assembly on Tuesday over the detention and replacement of a DEM Party mayor in

Lawmakers brawl in Turkish parliament over pro-Kurdish mayor's detention
Economy|Political

Mexico's finance minister agrees to stay in role in new government

Mexican Finance Minister Rogelio Ramirez de la O accepted President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum's invitation to stay on in the role, she said in a video shared on social media on

Mexico's finance minister agrees to stay in role in new government
Economy|Political

US FDA advisers to consider if new COVID shots should target JN.1 variant

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US FDA advisers to consider if new COVID shots should target JN.1 variant
Economy|Political

Japan to finalise long-term fiscal roadmap as early as June 21, sources say

Japan's government will finalise this year's long-term fiscal and economic roadmap as early as June 21, three government and ruling party sources told Reuters on Monday.

Japan to finalise long-term fiscal roadmap as early as June 21, sources say
Business|Economy|Political

Biden vetoes congressional disapproval of SEC accounting bulletin on crypto assets

U.S. President Joe Biden on Friday vetoed a congressional disapproval of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's accounting bulletin on crypto assets.

Biden vetoes congressional disapproval of SEC accounting bulletin on crypto assets
Political

Argentina's Milei swaps cabinet chief in major government shakeup

In the first cabinet shakeup of his five-month-old administration, Argentine President Javier Milei accepted the resignation of cabinet chief Nicolas Posse on Monday night

Argentina's Milei swaps cabinet chief in major government shakeup
Business|Economy|Political

EU should follow U.S. on tariffs over Chinese goods, Italy minister says

The European Union should follow the example of the United States and protect its industry by imposing tariffs on Chinese products, Italian Industry Minister Adolfo Urso said

EU should follow U.S. on tariffs over Chinese goods, Italy minister says
Economy|Political

Argentina's Milei pledges 'significant' tax cuts if congress approves reforms

Argentine President Javier Milei said on Saturday he would apply a "significant" tax reduction if Congress approves a bill to reduce state intervention in the economy.

Argentina's Milei pledges 'significant' tax cuts if congress approves reforms
Economy|Political

Turkey's Erdogan says fiscal policy will not stoke inflation

Turkish fiscal policy will not add to inflationary pressure as the country begins to experience some disinflationary relief in the second half of the year, President Tayyip Erdogan

Turkey's Erdogan says fiscal policy will not stoke inflation
Political

Italy's Meloni rules out rightist merger in EU politics

Two pan-European umbrella groups on the furthest right of the political spectrum have no plans to merge but have plenty of room to work together in key areas, Italian Prime

Italy's Meloni rules out rightist merger in EU politics
Business|Political

Blackstone CEO Schwarzman to back Trump, Axios reports

Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman will support Donald Trump as the former U.S. president seeks to return to the White House, Axios reported on Friday.

Blackstone CEO Schwarzman to back Trump, Axios reports
Political

European Parliament's far-right group expels Germany's AfD after SS remark

The European Parliament's far-right Identity and Democracy (ID) group expelled the Alternative for Germany (AfD) delegation on Thursday, less than a month before elections to the

European Parliament's far-right group expels Germany's AfD after SS remark
Economy|Political

Putin decree outlines Russian response to any US seizure of frozen assets

Russia will identify U.S. property, including securities, that could be used as compensation for losses sustained as a result of any seizure of frozen Russian assets in the United States,

Putin decree outlines Russian response to any US seizure of frozen assets
Economy|Political

From tax to homes, UK's Conservatives and Labour make economy a battleground for election

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservatives and the opposition Labour Party will focus on the economy as they ramp up their campaigning for a July 4 national election.

From tax to homes, UK's Conservatives and Labour make economy a battleground for election
Political

Dutch election winner Wilders expects government installed by end-June

Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders said on Wednesday he expected a new right-wing government to be operational by the end of June, even though he has yet to find a suitable

Dutch election winner Wilders expects government installed by end-June
Economy|Political

Defence, social and interest payments limit investment, says German Finance Minister

Defence, social spending and interest payments are limiting the scope for other investments in the German budget, German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said on Wednesday.

Defence, social and interest payments limit investment,  says German Finance Minister

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