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Germany Passes New Film Funding Law, Securing €50 Million for 2025

The German Bundestag passed a new film funding law on Thursday, securing €50 million for German film productions in 2025, improving funding processes, and aiming to attract international productions.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Sutter County Temporarily Bans Hemp Cultivation Due to Losses and Complaints

Sutter County, California, temporarily banned hemp cultivation for 45 days due to over $400,000 in program losses, 200 service calls related to theft and non-compliant plants, and numerous resident complaints about the strong odor from hemp farms, impacting local farmers and their expansion plans.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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AfD Doubles Down on EU Exit Pledge Despite Economic Warnings

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has reaffirmed its intention to remove Germany from the European Union and the euro, proposing a "Europe of fatherlands" and a "transfer union" as replacements; however, this plan faces substantial economic and constitutional challenges.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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High Childcare Costs Force Difficult Choices for U.S. Families and Businesses

The U.S. childcare crisis forces families into difficult financial decisions, costing an average of \$11,582 annually; however, companies can alleviate this issue by implementing on-site or near-site childcare, providing financial assistance, or partnering with childcare providers.

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Canada's Costly GST Holiday: Ineffective or Political Gimmick?

Canada's temporary GST holiday, costing $1.6 billion, eliminates the tax on select items, sparking debate over its economic effectiveness and political motivations, while excluding essential household goods and services.

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Reduced Inequality
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German Rents Rise Amid Falling Property Prices, Housing Shortage Persists

German rents rose by four percent in 2024, while purchase prices dropped five percent on average, but remain significantly higher than in 2010; low vacancy rates indicate a persistent housing shortage.

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Reduced Inequality
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Japan Approves Tax Reforms to Fund Defense Spending, Raising Concerns About Fiscal Health

Japan's ruling parties approved tax reforms to fund a 43 trillion yen defense budget increase starting in 2026, raising corporate and tobacco taxes while also increasing income thresholds for young adults, despite concerns about reduced government revenue.

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EU Enlargement: €26 Billion Annual Cost, but Potential Economic Gains

A Bruegel study reveals that EU enlargement to 36 states would boost the budget to €1.356 trillion but redistribute cohesion funds, with Italy and Spain facing potential €9 billion losses each, while the net cost for existing members would be €26 billion annually, though benefits from increased trad...

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Government Shutdown Looms as Disaster Aid Deal Fails

Lawmakers failed to reach a deal to avert a government shutdown by Friday, jeopardizing nearly $100 billion in disaster aid and farm relief, as well as potentially furloughing 875,000 federal workers and disrupting essential services.

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Government Shutdown Looms: Social Security Benefits Continue, But Other Impacts Looming

A potential federal government shutdown this weekend would affect millions of employees' paychecks and access to government services, while programs like Social Security would continue, though with delays; other programs like SNAP and WIC could face disruptions if the shutdown is prolonged and air t...

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No Poverty
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EU Enlargement: Budgetary Shifts and Economic Impacts

A potential EU expansion to 36 states would increase the budget to €1356 billion but decrease cohesion funds for Southern European countries, with Italy and Spain facing the biggest cuts (€9 billion each), while benefiting from increased trade and FDI, costing the current 27 members €26 billion annu...

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Impulsive Pet Purchases and Rising Abandonment Rates During the Holidays

A concerning 82% rise in "gift puppy" Google searches precedes the holiday season, coinciding with a 51% increase in pet abandonment in the UK during winter, highlighting the financial burden and ethical implications of impulsive pet ownership. The RSPCA's Christmas Rescue campaign seeks to address ...

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Responsible Consumption and Production

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