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Hungarian Finance Minister Mihaly Varga said his country won concessions to back the global tax deal

OECD Hails 'Major Victory' As Global Tax Holdouts Join Reform

OECD hails 'major victory' as global tax holdouts join reform

US Envoy On Yemen Returns As UN Drops Abuse Probe

A fighter loyal to Yemen's Southern Transitional Council is deployed in the Crater district of the southern Yemeni city of Aden on October 3, 2021

US envoy on Yemen returns as UN drops abuse probe

Irish Tech Sector Weighs Up Implications Of Global Tax Plan

Ireland is home to several global multi-nationals, including Facebook, Apple and Google

Irish tech sector weighs up implications of global tax plan

YouTube is owned by Google parent company Alphabet

Google & YouTube To Ban Ads, Demonetize Content Denying Climate Change

Google announced that it will ban ads and demonetize YouTube videos that spread misinformation about climate change.

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McDonald’s Says ‘Thank You’ To Teachers With Free Breakfast: Here’s How To Get Yours

The Thank You Meal will be served in a classic Happy Meal box, featuring a breakfast sandwich, hash browns, and beverage.

The US economy added 943,000 jobs in July after a similar gain in June, with the biggest gain in bars and restaurants

September Jobs Report Suffers Massive Setback, Gains Only 194,000 Jobs Of 500,000 Projected

The September Jobs Report in the U.S. fell short of expectations gaining only 194,000 compared to the projected 500,000.

The eight-metre (26-foot) high copper statue was the centrepiece of Hong Kong's huge candlelit vigil on June 4 to commemorate those killed in the 1989 crackdown

Hong Kong's Oldest University Orders Tiananmen Statue Removal

Hong Kong's oldest university orders Tiananmen statue removal

Sprout Recall 2021: Urgent Recall Over Possible Listeria Contamination

The recall includes both conventional and organic bean sprouts and soy sprouts grown and packed by Fullei Fresh.

Maria Ressa has been a staunch critic of Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte and his deadly drug war

Philippine Press Freedom Advocates Hail Maria Ressa's Nobel Prize

Philippine press freedom advocates hail Maria Ressa's Nobel Prize

Air India operates 50 percent of all international flights from India

India Sells Struggling Air India Back To Tata Conglomerate

India sells struggling Air India back to Tata conglomerate

Maria Ressa has become a symbol of the fight for press freedom in an era of strongmen leaders

Maria Ressa: Philippine Pillar Of Press Freedom

Maria Ressa: Philippine pillar of press freedom

Poland's Constitutional Court on Thursday challenged the primacy of EU law over Polish law by declaring several articles in the EU treaties "incompatible" with the country's constitution

Poland Defends EU Membership Amid Backlash Over Ruling

Poland defends EU membership amid backlash over ruling

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Philippine journalist Maria Ressa expressed "shock" at her Nobel Peace Prize and said Rappler, the news outlet she co-founded, "would just keep doing what we're doing"

Philippines' Nobel Prize Winner Ressa Says 'Nothing Is Possible Without Facts'

Philippines' Nobel Prize winner Ressa says 'nothing is possible without facts'

Meituan, one of China's biggest food delivery firms, has been under fire, with particular scrutiny paid to the working conditions of its millions of delivery drivers

China Fines Food Delivery Giant Meituan For Monopolistic Behaviour

China fines food delivery giant Meituan for monopolistic behaviour

The Sri Lankan government ended price controls on essential foods in a bid to end black market trading

Sri Lanka Allows Sharp Rise In Food Prices To Ease Shortages

Sri Lanka allows sharp rise in food prices to ease shortages

The Buddha monuments in Bamiyan province had stood for 1,500 years but were destroyed in 2001 by the Taliban, who said they were against the Muslim faith

Taliban Now Guard Site Of Bamiyan Buddhas They Destroyed

Taliban now guard site of Bamiyan Buddhas they destroyed

The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc with the world economy but seen many tech companies boom

Samsung Forecasts Near-30% Jump In Q3 Operating Profit

Samsung Electronics estimated sales for the July-September period at 73 trillion won, up 9.0 percent year-on-year.

Yi Gang's comments come after a year in which China has cracked down on a range of industries including technology and property

Chinese Central Bank Boss Vows To Further Fintech Crackdown

Chinese central bank boss vows to further fintech crackdown

The Crossed Sabers monument and the Iraqi Tomb of the Unknown Soldier stand near a Saddam-era statue as seen from the International Zone in Baghdad

Iraq: Oil-rich And Ravaged By Conflict

Iraq: Oil-rich and ravaged by conflict

The outgoing Iraqi parliament ahead of elections

Iraqis Head To Early Vote With Little Hope For Change

Iraqis head to early vote with little hope for change

Netflix's top executive says there is "a very good chance" Squid Game will be the company's biggest show ever

Squid Game: South Korea's Latest Cultural Phenomenon

Squid Game: South Korea's latest cultural phenomenon

Tesla chief Elon Musk says the company is moving its headquarters from Silicon Valley to Texas

Elon Musk Says Tesla Moving Headquarters To Texas

Musk said Tesla sales are growing strongly, and the company is ramping up deliveries despite shortages of computer chips and other components.

The Czech Republic on Sunday saw its largest protest since the collapse of communism in 1989

Five Things To Know About The Czech Republic

Five things to know about the Czech Republic

Tyson Fury floors Deontay Wilder during their second fight in Las Vegas last year

Fury, Wilder Ready For Trilogy Showdown

Fury, Wilder ready for trilogy showdown

US Nuclear Sub Damaged In Underwater Collision

US nuclear sub damaged in underwater collision

Last week, Iran's Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian warned that his country would sue South Korea if it continued to refuse to honour its debt

Iran-S Korea Row Worsens Over Oil Billions Frozen By US Sanctions

The Islamic republic was South Korea's third-largest Middle Eastern trade partner before the United States unilaterally withdrew from a 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers and reimposed crippling sanctions.