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Lebanon Forms New Government Amidst Post-War Reconstruction
Lebanon formed a new government on February 8th, 2025, led by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, promising economic reforms and reconstruction after the Hezbollah-Israel war, just days before the ceasefire extension expires.
Lebanon Forms New Government Amidst Post-War Reconstruction
Lebanon formed a new government on February 8th, 2025, led by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, promising economic reforms and reconstruction after the Hezbollah-Israel war, just days before the ceasefire extension expires.
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40% Bias Score


Egypt to Replace Capital Gains Tax on Stock Market with Stamp Tax to Boost Investment
The Egyptian government is replacing the capital gains tax on its stock market with a 0.1% stamp tax on sellers, aiming to attract investment by simplifying tax procedures and offering state-owned and military-owned companies for public listing, aiming to increase the private sector's role.
Egypt to Replace Capital Gains Tax on Stock Market with Stamp Tax to Boost Investment
The Egyptian government is replacing the capital gains tax on its stock market with a 0.1% stamp tax on sellers, aiming to attract investment by simplifying tax procedures and offering state-owned and military-owned companies for public listing, aiming to increase the private sector's role.
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40% Bias Score


Germany's Election: Reform or Decline
Germany faces a crucial election on February 23rd amidst economic and societal challenges; failure to enact reforms risks economic decline, the rise of nationalism, and technological dependence on the US, demanding immediate action.
Germany's Election: Reform or Decline
Germany faces a crucial election on February 23rd amidst economic and societal challenges; failure to enact reforms risks economic decline, the rise of nationalism, and technological dependence on the US, demanding immediate action.
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60% Bias Score


Tunisia Accelerates Investment Bill to Boost Economy
Tunisia's Prime Minister Kamel Madouri announced plans to accelerate the finalization of a horizontal investment promotion bill to attract foreign and domestic investment, simplify administrative procedures, and create a more business-friendly environment; the bill aims to unify investment instituti...
Tunisia Accelerates Investment Bill to Boost Economy
Tunisia's Prime Minister Kamel Madouri announced plans to accelerate the finalization of a horizontal investment promotion bill to attract foreign and domestic investment, simplify administrative procedures, and create a more business-friendly environment; the bill aims to unify investment instituti...
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44% Bias Score


Argentina's State Reduction Plan Inspires US Counterpart: 40,000 Jobs Cut
Argentina's President Milei, inspired by US President Trump, has implemented a drastic plan to reduce the size of the state, eliminating 40,000 public sector jobs and 250 national offices in over a year, a model that has drawn the attention of Elon Musk and potentially impacts US policy.
Argentina's State Reduction Plan Inspires US Counterpart: 40,000 Jobs Cut
Argentina's President Milei, inspired by US President Trump, has implemented a drastic plan to reduce the size of the state, eliminating 40,000 public sector jobs and 250 national offices in over a year, a model that has drawn the attention of Elon Musk and potentially impacts US policy.
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60% Bias Score


Syria Plans Privatization and Foreign Investment to Boost Economy
Syria's interim government, attending the Davos World Economic Forum, announced plans to privatize state assets, attract foreign investment, and ease sanctions by addressing the HTS issue; this marks a shift from the previous regime's focus on security.
Syria Plans Privatization and Foreign Investment to Boost Economy
Syria's interim government, attending the Davos World Economic Forum, announced plans to privatize state assets, attract foreign investment, and ease sanctions by addressing the HTS issue; this marks a shift from the previous regime's focus on security.
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48% Bias Score

Belgian Government Faces Fierce Opposition Over Budget Cuts and Tax Plan
The inaugural Belgian parliamentary debate devolved into a grueling, multi-day session marked by intense opposition scrutiny of the government's planned €18 billion budget cuts and a controversial "surplus value tax," exposing deep ideological rifts within the coalition.

Belgian Government Faces Fierce Opposition Over Budget Cuts and Tax Plan
The inaugural Belgian parliamentary debate devolved into a grueling, multi-day session marked by intense opposition scrutiny of the government's planned €18 billion budget cuts and a controversial "surplus value tax," exposing deep ideological rifts within the coalition.
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56% Bias Score

Shanghai Unveils 8th Business Action Plan to Boost Economic Growth
Shanghai's 8th business environment improvement action plan, released September 13, 2023, details 58 measures to enhance market access, streamline regulations, and boost economic growth, including a new Toyota electric vehicle facility.

Shanghai Unveils 8th Business Action Plan to Boost Economic Growth
Shanghai's 8th business environment improvement action plan, released September 13, 2023, details 58 measures to enhance market access, streamline regulations, and boost economic growth, including a new Toyota electric vehicle facility.
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48% Bias Score

German CEOs Urge Growth Agenda Ahead of Election
Three leading German CEOs, Busch (Siemens), Källenius (Mercedes), and Sewing (Deutsche Bank), presented a joint reform agenda for the incoming German government, emphasizing a clear growth strategy, including technology openness, infrastructure investment, addressing skilled labor shortages through ...

German CEOs Urge Growth Agenda Ahead of Election
Three leading German CEOs, Busch (Siemens), Källenius (Mercedes), and Sewing (Deutsche Bank), presented a joint reform agenda for the incoming German government, emphasizing a clear growth strategy, including technology openness, infrastructure investment, addressing skilled labor shortages through ...
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60% Bias Score

Armenia Mandates Income Declarations to Improve Social Benefit Targeting
The Armenian government mandates income declarations from over 700,000 salaried employees to improve social benefit targeting and resource allocation, aiming to prevent misallocation to wealthier individuals. The deadline, initially May, was extended to November due to technical issues and insuffici...

Armenia Mandates Income Declarations to Improve Social Benefit Targeting
The Armenian government mandates income declarations from over 700,000 salaried employees to improve social benefit targeting and resource allocation, aiming to prevent misallocation to wealthier individuals. The deadline, initially May, was extended to November due to technical issues and insuffici...
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48% Bias Score

Syria's Interim President Announces National Unity, New Constitution
Syria's interim president, Ahmad al-Sharaa, dissolved the Syrian army and other militias, unifying them under a national army, announced a National Dialogue Conference to draft a new constitution, and promised an inclusive government; this followed the lifting of some EU sanctions and international ...

Syria's Interim President Announces National Unity, New Constitution
Syria's interim president, Ahmad al-Sharaa, dissolved the Syrian army and other militias, unifying them under a national army, announced a National Dialogue Conference to draft a new constitution, and promised an inclusive government; this followed the lifting of some EU sanctions and international ...
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52% Bias Score

Vietnam's Falling Birth Rate Raises Concerns About Future Economic Growth
Vietnam's 2024 birth rate hit a record low of 1.91 children per woman, raising concerns about a shrinking workforce and increased strain on state resources as the population ages, despite a booming economy and efforts by cities like Ho Chi Minh City to incentivize higher birth rates.

Vietnam's Falling Birth Rate Raises Concerns About Future Economic Growth
Vietnam's 2024 birth rate hit a record low of 1.91 children per woman, raising concerns about a shrinking workforce and increased strain on state resources as the population ages, despite a booming economy and efforts by cities like Ho Chi Minh City to incentivize higher birth rates.
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48% Bias Score
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