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Analysis-Australian PM, behind in polls and beset by division, faces tough road to re-election - Vimarsana News

Analysis-Australian PM, behind in polls and beset by division, faces tough road to re-election

A chaotic parliament session has left Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison seeking a reset as his conservative coalition trails in opinion polls and infighting derails his legislative agenda less than six months before an election.

Loans keep women afloat as they plant fast-vanishing mangroves in Kenya - Vimarsana News

Loans keep women afloat as they plant fast-vanishing mangroves in Kenya

When she was growing up, Tima Abudhi remembers watching her neighbours cut away at the mangrove forests around her village on Pate Island, on Kenya's east coast, chopping down the coastal trees to build houses or to sell as timber.

Global tax deal leaves billion-dollar loopholes, Reuters analysis finds - Vimarsana News

Global tax deal leaves billion-dollar loopholes, Reuters analysis finds

Leaders of the world’s largest economies hailed a recent agreement to overhaul global corporate tax rules as key ensuring multinationals paid their fair share of tax.

Exclusive-Investors scrutinise Elkem's plan to mine quartz on Sami reindeer pastures - Vimarsana News

Exclusive-Investors scrutinise Elkem's plan to mine quartz on Sami reindeer pastures

Two shareholders in Norwegian silicon producer Elkem are pressing the company to respect the rights of indigenous Sami reindeer herders who object to plans for a quartz mine they say put their ancient culture at risk.

As global costs soar, Japan's 'shrinkflation' gets harder to swallow - Vimarsana News

As global costs soar, Japan's 'shrinkflation' gets harder to swallow

It was a chocolate biscuit that turned Masayuki Iwasa, a self-professed penny-pincher with a sweet tooth, into one of Japan's most scrupulous chroniclers of "shrinkflation".