Spying on Democracy: Belgium’s Espionage Allegations

Revelations have come to light exposing Belgian intelligence’s utilization of three distinct software programs for hacking the phones of diplomats and Members of the European Parliament (MEPs). Among these, one is the notorious Israeli NSO Pegasus software, while another originates from Finland. The third software also hails from Israel. These revelations have shed light on […]

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India asks Canada to withdraw dozens of diplomatic staff

India has asked Canada to withdraw about 40 diplomatic staff from India, reports say, in a sharp escalation of a weeks-long crisis. Those who stayed past 10 October would lose their diplomatic immunity, the Financial Times first reported. Last month, Canada said India may have been behind the killing of a Sikh separatist leader on […]

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Stock market: Asia closes weak, waiting for signals from the Fed

Asian stock markets close weak, orphaned by Chinese stock markets closed for holidays. The markets, after the initial euphoria for the agreement in the USA which avoided the shutdown and the positive signals from the quarterly report of the Bank of Japan (Boj), have taken the path of prudence in view of the intervention of […]

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GB Migrant & Asylum Investigation: Unveiling Trafficker Manipulation Tips

A painstaking report from an undercover investigation has uncovered how human traffickers operating between France and England guide migrants in their bid to cheat the UK’s asylum system. According to the Daily Mail which cites an investigative podcast called ‘The News Agents Investigates’, smugglers advise migrants to claim they have a political reason for wanting […]

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France invents the green supertax on airports and motorways

French mine on motorway and airport concessionaires. The Elysée has developed, with the new Stability Law, a real tax on extra earnings which, if confirmed, will come into force on January 1, 2024.A cash-raising initiative reminiscent of the one adopted by the Draghi government in Italy for energy companies. The French version, with the aim […]

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Ryanair-style supermarkets. Dynamic pricing could reduce waste

A Ryanair model for the supermarkets of the future? No, no measuring your grocery bag to fit within strict width and weight standards. We are talking about commodity pricing policies, which to reduce waste could adapt to the algorithms used by low-cost airlines (but now also by national airlines) to create variable tariffs: in short, […]

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