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Record public spending ‘props up growth, but delays rate cuts’ Jim Chalmers says record government spending is stopping the economy from shrinking, but economists say it is delaying rate cuts and crowding out the private sector. The Australian Financial Review |
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‘Sad economy without hope’: Deepest hit to living standards on record Treasurer faces questions about his ability to manage economy as public spending props up national accounts. Sydney Morning Herald |
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Pourquoi la censure du gouvernement pourrait faire les affaires des retraités DÉCRYPTAGE - Si le gouvernement de Michel Barnier est censuré par l’Assemblée nationale ce mercredi, le projet de loi de financement de la sécurité sociale tombe à l’eau, avec des conséquen... Le Figaro |
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Le débat sur la démission d’Emmanuel Macron, un « poison lent » distillé par le RN Si Jordan Bardella et Marine Le Pen se gardent d’appeler eux-mêmes au départ du chef de l’Etat, ils laissent leurs troupes diffuser cette idée. Au travers de la motion de censure que les élus ... Le Monde |
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China: Wie die KP ihren Einfluss in deutschen Firmen ausbaut China: Wie die KP ihren Einfluss in deutschen Firmen ausbaut Handelsblatt |
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Südkorea: Opposition fordert Rücktritt des Präsidenten Auch andere Länder zeigen sich besorgt über das Vorgehen des Präsidenten. Dessen Berater bieten angeblich ihren Rücktritt an. Süddeutsche Zeitung |
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Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir complain about the 'deep state.' It turns out they're running it The Latest Affair Involving the National Security Minister's Associates Is Another Stage in His Hostile Takeover of the Police. He and Netanyahu Can Threaten to Oust the Attorney General, but the Chan... Haaretz |
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The modern digital age: Have university campuses become obsolete? - opinion Ariel University exemplifies what a thoughtfully designed, interdisciplinary campus can achieve. The Jerusalem Post |
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South Korean opposition move to impeach President Yoon after martial law debacle Lawmakers from opposition parties said they will propose a Bill to impeach Mr Yoon on Dec 4 The Straits Times |
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Huge Vietnam fraud case raises questions over banking system A MULTI-BILLION-DOLLAR fraud scandal involving one of Vietnam’s most prominent tycoons exposed systemic weaknesses in the country’s banking sector, say analysts who warn other such cases could yet... The Business Time |
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Moncloa estudia el recorte de las ventajas fiscales de los planes de pensiones y de la declaración conjunta de IRPF El ministerio de Hacienda atajará el extra de ingresos tributarios –correspondientes al 0,2% del PIB– que Bruselas le exige para garantizar el cumplimiento de las reglas europeas, con una revisi�... El Economista |
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¿Puede la crisis de Francia desatar una intervención del Banco Central Europeo? La crisis política en Francia, que puede provocar mañana miércoles la caída del Gobierno del primer ministro Michel Barnier, está teniendo unas repercusiones muy... Expansión |
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Whitehall reverts to working from home under Starmer's Labour Government Whitehall reverts to working from home under Starmer's Labour Government The Telegraph |
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Ministers considering renationalising British Steel if rescue plan fails Exclusive: Move would be last-ditch attempt to save thousands of UK jobs amid standoff with company’s Chinese owners The Guardian |
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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 |
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America’s Role Reversal: Working-Class Blacks Make Gains While Whites Fall Back America’s Role Reversal: Working-Class Blacks Make Gains While Whites Fall Back The Wall Street Journal |
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How Bangladesh’s Economy Was Siphoned Dry Bangladesh’s currency was battered by what the new head of the central bank says was the looting of the banks under the deposed prime minister. The New York Times |
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