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June 18 ballot will ask citizens if to raise the 'solidarity tax' from 1% to 1.5%; commerce expert says the move could lead to many wealthy individuals leaving Geneva

Since the beginning of the year, average exposure to foreign assets jumped to 47.5% but the outflow of capital seems to be abating; In the meantime, the gamble seems to have paid off as the S&P 500 and NASDAQ soar

Leaked documents reveal abnormal issues with noise, vibrations, handling, roll angles and low-speed maneuverability on top of issues with car's safety systems

Prime Minister Netanyahu preoccupied with political crisis, repeatedly postpones meeting with the foreign minister to decide on political appointments to diplomatic postings unmanned for months

Speaking at the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee the prime minister says Israel will continue to defend itself by any means, says his government's policies are to expand circle of peace while blocking Iran

Damning report finds effects of parental education levels on students' academic achievements substantially more pronounced in Israel than in other countries surveyed

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still awaiting an invitation to the White House, but Herzog is expected to visit there next month and meet with US President Joe Biden – for the second time in less than a year. He will also address both Houses of Congress to mark the 75th anniversary of Israel's independence

The former U.S. president is charged with 37 criminal counts including retention of classified documents and conspiracy to obstruct justice, which could land him in prison for up to a decade as he attempts to return to the race for the presidency

The strongest, most different and most expensive: BMW tries to break convention and shake up the automotive industry with the XM – the first model in its performance division that combines gasoline and electric power

Alone for 40 days in the jungles of Colombia, surrounded by animals of prey and gangs of drug smugglers, four siblings - the youngest less than a year old - managed to survive after their plane crashed; 'The jungle saved them. They are children of the jungle and of all of Colombia now'