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Australia Considers Groundbreaking Tax Transparency Law

Australian lawmakers have proposed a bill that would force large multinational companies operating in the country to disclose their foreign earnings and tax payments. If passed, the law would be a major hit against the proliferation of the use of tax havens for evading financial requirements in Australia.

Report: Social Media Used for Selling Wild Animals in Mexico

A significant amount of Mexican wildlife trade happens on social media and “has a direct and irreversible impact on ecosystems,” says a report published by the Center for Biological Diversity, a U.S.-based non-governmental organization protecting endangered species.

Pegasus Scandal Hits EU from Within

The European Parliament’s Inquiry Committee into Pegasus and other spyware met Monday for a hearing on the situation in Germany, after a study revealed that a number of EU countries had been utilizing the infamous Pegasus malware.

UK Sanctions Against Russia Surpass £18 Billion

According to the latest tabulations, the U.K. has now frozen over £18 billion (US$21.2 billion) in assets belonging to Russian businesses and oligarchs in response to the Kremlin’s ongoing war against Ukraine.

Uzbek President Appoints Daughter to Administration

President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoev appointed on Monday his eldest daughter to his administration, continuing a tradition observed by almost all Central Asian leaders of placing their relatives to high government positions.