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The Indonesian government is determined to encourage the expansion of export destinations in anticipation of an economic slowdown.

Last week, at the Liberal cabinet retreat in Montreal, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters he’s against ‘austerity and cuts’

The Pillar Two design of OECD comprises numerous interlocking rules that will ensure that covered multi-national enterprises pay a minimum tax while avoiding double taxation where there is no economic profit.

The number of days of hospitalization for the entire population over the next decade is forecast to nearly double, due to the growing demand for checkups and other medical services driven by the countrys transition into an aging society, according to data offered by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, Wednesday.

One in five elementary schools across the country has less than 60 students, while one in 10 has less than 30 students, amid the continually falling birthrate, according to statistics released by the Korean Educational Development Institute, Monday.

The OECD on Monday called on Italy to introduce tax and public spending reforms, saying that the nation's debt-to-GDP ratio is set to rise without policy changes. (ANSA)

As per a PwC study, around 175 arms of multinationals operating in India qualify for consideration under Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) 2.0 Pillar Two regulations.

Prime Minister Modi has been an inspirational leader for India, OECD secretary general Mathias Cormann says

In a historic achievement, the Eastern Cape matric class of 2023 has soared to new heights, increasing the provincial pass rate by 4.1 percentage points from 77.3% in 2022 to 81.4% last year.

Saudi Arabia, OECD sign MoU to enhance public policy cooperation