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Turchia
Turkey-EU deal over visas, migrants in jeopardy amid brinkmanship
Amendments demanded for Turkey’s anti-terror law have put the Turkey-EU deal on migrants and visa-free travel in jeopardy, with the European Parliament halting the visa liberalization process
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Turchia
EU should understand threat of terror to Turkey: TÜSİAD
Cansen Başaran-Symes, the head of the Turkish Industry and Business Organization (TÜSİAD), a leading business group, has called on European leaders to understand the terrorism risks that Turkey is facing, while also highlighting the importance of freedom of speech
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Francia
Loi travail : plusieurs milliers de manifestants à Paris et dans toute la France
La CGT, FO, FSU, Solidaires, l’UNEF, l’UNL et la FIDL ont appelé à manifester contre la loi travail partout en France, soit la cinquième journée de mobilisation nationale et unitaire en deux mois.
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Angola
Títulos do Tesouro financiam economia
O Estado angolano continuou a financiar-se a taxas de juro superiores a 18 por cento a um ano, informa um relatório sobre os mercados monetário e cambial, divulgado em Luanda pelo Banco Nacional de Angola (BNA)
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India
Services of entities getting money via Mauritius to be taxed
A foreign company in India will be taxable if its employees spent 90 days in India in the past 12 months
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India
Finance ministry, foreign investors discuss GAAR, tax treaties
Deliberate on their concerns over taxation against the backdrop of India signing revised tax treaty with Mauritius this week
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India Nuova Zelanda
India's bad loans could be more than New Zealand's $170 bn economy
Banks' loan growth at 10.7% in last fiscal year ended March 31, was slowest in nearly two decades
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India
India, Belarus hope to achieve $1 bn bilateral trade target by 2018
The two countries need to de create a roadmap with clearly defines tangibles and deliverable, including key sectors like pharmaceuticals, clean energy, defence and heavy engineering
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Spagna
Beyond OPEC
KHALID AL-FALIH is a busy man. When he met The Economist in Riyadh in April, he was sitting in the sprawling office from which he was running the health ministry. But the subject was the part-privatisation of Saudi Aramco, the world’s biggest oil company, whose board he also chairs. And ...
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Russia Estonia
SELL signals
Another blissful day in the euro zone HAS the euro crisis dissuaded other countries from adopting the single currency? Not a bit of it. Since 2009, when euro-zone GDP shrank by 5%, four countries—Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania (let’s call them the “SELLs”) have joined. Their experience suggests that the euro ...