Australia | |
Australians illegally charged billions of dollars in merchant fees by federal government Millions of small fees amounting to billions of dollars have been charged for two decades, dating back to the Howard government era. Sydney Morning Herald | |
Big Super’s reckoning has arrived After 32 years of guaranteed inflows from workers and scant scrutiny, the $3.9 trillion industry faces customer fury over service, unclear investment practices and questionable governance. The Australian Financial Review | |
France | |
La France insoumise et les islamistes : l’histoire secrète d’une alliance politique ENQUÊTE - Écrivain et journaliste, Omar Youssef Souleimane, l’auteur de Être Français, a réussi à se faire accepter au cœur des activistes propalestiniens que lui-même qualifie d’islamiste... Le Figaro | |
Le mandat d’arrêt de la CPI contre Benyamin Nétanyahou, un tournant pour la justice internationale La décision des juges de la Cour pénale internationale change la donne pour une justice qui était focalisée, depuis Nuremberg, sur les vaincus, les parias ou les ennemis de l’Occident. Le Monde | |
Germany | |
Handelsblatt - Nachrichten aus Finanzen, Wirtschaft und Politik Handelsblatt - Nachrichten aus Finanzen, Wirtschaft und Politik Handelsblatt | |
Wirecard: Sehen die Wirecard-Anleger jemals ihr Geld zurück? Am Freitag startet in München das Musterverfahren der früheren Anleger von Wirecard. Welche Ansprüche haben sie? Die wichtigsten Antworten. Süddeutsche Zeitung | |
Israel | |
ICC arrest warrants open the door for a Western arms embargo on Israel The World Court's Decision Could Also Give a Tailwind to the Criminal Complaints and Investigations Against IDF Soldiers and Commanders That Are Being Conducted in Numerous Countries From Civilian Vis... Haaretz | |
ICC risks its credible reputation with warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant – editorial Some will see the ICC's decision as reasonable, and that is exactly what will ultimately strip the court of its legitimacy. The Jerusalem Post | |
Singapore | |
AirAsia founder plots low-cost Dubai-like hub in Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur This comes as the budget carrier is looking to move on from its tumultuous pandemic years. Read more at straitstimes.com. The Straits Times | |
Consumers still high on craft beer, but market is sobering up with belt tightening and closure of Archipelago, Trouble Brewing SINGAPORE’S beer drinkers are raising a toast to craft beer, as more consumers swap mass-market lagers for the nuanced flavours of artisanal brews. Read more at The Business Times. The Business Time | |
Spain | |
Aprobada la reforma fiscal gracias a un incierto impuesto energético y al endurecimiento del de banca Sobre la bocina, con el debate de la reforma fiscal ya iniciado en el Pleno del Congreso de los Diputados, el Gobierno logró ayer un acuerdo in extremis con Unidas Podemos para... Expansión | |
Los caseros podrán desgravarse en la Renta los electrodomésticos que compren para la vivienda que alquilan La Dirección General de Tributos (DGT), órgano adscrito al Ministerio de Hacienda, permite a los que contribuyentes que pongan en alquiler una vivienda deducirse en la declaración de la Renta el co... El Economista | |
United Kindom | |
China and Russia are already playing the new Great Game Victory for the Taliban is redrawing the strategic map in central Asia. The West risks being left behind by its rivals, writes Catherine Philp The Times | |
Royal Navy sonar maker under investigation over bribery claims Key defence contractor Thales faces ‘serious allegations’ of bribery and corruption The Telegraph | |
McKinsey nears $600m settlement with US government over role in opioid crisis Consultancy firm accused of helping opioid makers boost sales, which allegedly contributed to deadly epidemic The Guardian | |
United States | |
Huawei’s Chip Advances Threaten Apple in China Huawei’s Chip Advances Threaten Apple in China The Wall Street Journal | |
Trump Picks Pam Bondi for Attorney General After Matt Gaetz Withdraws In Ms. Bondi, who served on his legal team during his first impeachment, the president-elect turned to a loyal ally to put his stamp on a Justice Department that he sees as hostile to him. The New York Times | |
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