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Argentina removes aid for electricity and gas bills for 10% of households
Argentina announced measures to tackle energy price increases. The 10% households considered to have enough purchasing power will not receive protection from the market fluctuations, but savings on public spending will remain small.
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CEO of Securitas Sweden 'deeply saddened' by the behavior of employees going to brothels and suspected of paying bribes
The largest increase of minimum wage in 29 years in Chile enacted by the president
British ambassador summoned by Indonesia because of an LGBT+ flag
Germany with a ticket at 9 euros per month for all local public transport during summer
More than 100 million people displaced in the world, the highest ever recorded by UNHCR
An attractive destination before the pandemic, young adults now leave New Zealand
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Greenpeace Italy denounces the 'scam of compostable plastics'
Greenpeace Italy says compostable bioplastics actually end up in inadequate waste recycling plants, incinerators or landfills
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Mexico Supreme Court considers random immigration controls unconstitutional
The Supreme Court of Mexico ruled that random immigration controls carried out in the territory were discriminatory and against the…
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Potential gains and losses of remote working in Ireland evaluated by the government
Remote working in Ireland after the pandemic may save an equivalent of 1,400 euros and almost 4 days of commute…
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Romania Education Minister wants to ban teachers from tutoring pupils they have in class
Teachers in Romania shouldn't get paid to be tutor of the pupils they have in class but the rule is…
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Record-high labor shortage in the Netherlands: more vacancies than people looking for a job
With a 3.5% unemployment rate, the Netherlands experience a record-high labor shortage with more open positions than people without a…
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Tomatoes, onions, lettuce...to support its farmers, Botswana plans to keep banning imports of vegetables
Botswana implemented a long-term ban on import of 16 vegetable commodities and doesn't plan to stop it.
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Data explained: E.U. economy greenhouse gas emissions for 2021 are below pre-pandemic levels, but not Q4
Greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union for 2021 are below pre-pandemic levels but the last quarter actually saw an…
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Cuba approved a new penal code adding public disorder as a crime
Cuba updated the list of crimes in its penal code, now tackling environmental crimes, cyber criminality, gender violence but also…
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Switzerland approves the Lex Netflix, imposing streaming platforms a product catalogue with at least 30% of European production
Switzerland voted in favor of a law that now imposes streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+ minimum investment in Swiss…
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Controversial sale from Namibia of wild elephants to an Emirati zoo
Namibia sold wild elephants at auction arguing conflict with the human population.…
Italy Accuses Booking.com of Tax Evasion
According to the Italian authorities, the online booking platform didn’t pay 153…
In the Netherlands, ethnicity can be a reason for an immigration control
On September 22, the Court of Justice of the Netherlands ruled that…
Italy will organize a referendum on 5 laws on justice; not for assisted suicide nor decriminalization of cannabis
Italy approves a referendum on the abrogation of 5 laws in the…
The U.S. crackdown on the largest Irish drug trafficking organization
The United States joins efforts with Ireland in taking down the most…
Sweden also plans to increase its defense budget
Sweden wants to increase its defense budget up to 2% of its…