President Trump stands with the American people— no lawmaker, regardless of party or seniority, should utilize insider information for personal profit. In his State of the Union Add...
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Treasury and IRS Issue Proposed Regulations to Implement the Education Freedom Tax CreditWASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service issued proposed regulations to implement the new Federal Scholarship Tax Credit under section 25F, commonly known as...
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“The employment consequences of this disaster will not stop at the edge of the flooded area,” said Numan Özcan, ILO Country Director for Nepal. “Damage to transport links, electricity infrastructure and trade rout...
Ahmed Adel, Cairo-based geopolitics and political economy researcher.The effort to establish an alternative center of power through Russian émigrés is part of London’s more than 200-year-long hybrid war against Russia. The goal of creating a so-called Russian government in exile is to...
By Dr Iqbal Survé and Chloe Maluleke For decades, the G7 was treated as shorthand for the world’s economic centre of gravity. That assumption is now being challenged by the numbers. According to recent figures cited by BRICS officials and reported across several outlets, the combined...
By Asad Mirza Melting ice and a burning Middle East have handed China a new trade lane - and a head start. As Beijing turns the Northern Sea Route into a working shipping business, it is quietly redrawing the map of who controls global commerce, leaving India and others scrambling to...
By Swaran Singh Asian priorities on development, technology, energy and connectivity are quietly reshaping what BRICS has become. India has long argued for looking past BRICS’ “anti-Western” rhetoric to see how the bloc’s expansion has shifted its focus — toward what it now con...
JESS TEESDALE, FEDERAL MEMBER FOR BASS: Thank you so much everyone for being here today. I look around and see so many people who have worked tirelessly for months and months for this day to get here. Do you know what? Uncertainty is a terrible thing. For 18 months, the 550 workers here at B...
The Prime Minister announced a new settlement for older people today: a state pension that rises every year, no personal care charges and a high-quality National Care Service to give peace of mind in later life.The vision set out today draws a line under decades of drift with a clear...