Income Tax Rates in the Arab World: Highest and Lowest in 2024
This article explores the individual income tax rates across Arab countries in 2024, highlighting the highest and lowest rates, and the implications of these tax structures.
Putin Highlights Success of Preferential Mortgages in Improving Housing Conditions
President Vladimir Putin announced improvements in housing conditions for families in Russia due to preferential mortgage programs, emphasizing the need for effective implementation and monitoring.
BRICS Expands Influence as a Key Platform for Global Cooperation
The BRICS bloc is gaining prominence as a platform for international cooperation, with recent expansions and a commitment to enhancing ties among member states and new partners, according to Chinese officials.
Turkey to Send Energy Delegation to Syria Amid Ongoing Crises
A Turkish delegation will visit Syria to address the country's electricity and energy infrastructure challenges, while also considering support for Lebanon's energy needs.
Russia Bans Cryptocurrency Mining in Multiple Regions Until 2031
The Russian government has imposed a ban on cryptocurrency mining in several regions, effective January 1, 2025, until March 15, 2031, to manage energy consumption during peak periods.
Israeli Tech Sector Faces Stagnation Despite Investment Growth
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Income Tax Rates in the Arab World: Highest and Lowest in 2024
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Kremlin Ready to Activate Nord Stream 2 Amid Trump Comments
The Kremlin has announced its readiness to launch the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, responding to Donald Trump's recent comments about its destruction. Experts indicate that the pipeline is intact and could be activated quickly, pending political decisions from Germany.
U.S. Job Growth Slows Amid Strikes and Hurricanes
The U.S. labor market saw its slowest job growth in nearly four years in October, with only 12,000 new jobs added, as the unemployment rate held steady at 4.1%. The slowdown is attributed to hurricanes and ongoing labor strikes.
Russia Imposes Astronomical Fine on Google: A Symbolic Gesture Amid Legal Tensions
Russia has imposed an unprecedented fine of over 20 quintillion dollars on Google for blocking pro-Russian channels on YouTube, a move described as symbolic by Kremlin officials. Google remains unyielding, viewing the demands as unrealistic amidst ongoing legal challenges in the country.
Turkey and Russia Discuss Gas Trading Hub in Istanbul by 2025
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New Zealand and Gulf Cooperation Council Sign Landmark Trade Agreement
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Zhang Yiming: China's Richest Man and TikTok Founder
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