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Ireland's Corporate Tax Revenue Highly Concentrated in Three Multinationals, Fiscal Watchdog Reports
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC) has reported that three multinational companies contributed 46% of Ireland's corporate tax in 2024, amounting to approximately €13 billion. This highlights the country's increasing reliance on a small number of firms for a significant portion of its public revenue, raising concerns about fiscal stability.
France Reportedly Set to Deliver Two Additional Mirage 2000 Fighters to Ukraine by Q1 2026
France is reportedly preparing to deliver two more Mirage 2000 fighter jets to Ukraine by the end of the first quarter of 2026, augmenting its ongoing military assistance. This follows previous transfers and training programs for Ukrainian pilots and ground crews.
Reform UK's Plan to Repeal Equality Act Draws 'Shocking' Criticism from Labour Leader Starmer
Reform UK's proposal to repeal the Equality Act 2010 has ignited strong criticism from Labour leader Keir Starmer, who labeled the plan 'shocking and un-British'. The party's new equalities spokeswoman, Suella Braverman, stated the move would foster a 'meritocracy not tokenism' by eliminating 'divisive' protected characteristics. Critics, including disability activists and unions, warn of dismantled protections for various groups.
Trump Directs Federal Agencies to Initiate Release of UFO and Alien Life Files
President Donald Trump has ordered federal agencies, including the Pentagon, to begin identifying and releasing government records related to unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and alien life forms. The directive, announced on Truth Social, follows heightened public interest and recent comments from former President Barack Obama.
India Formally Joins US-Led Pax Silica Alliance to Bolster AI and Semiconductor Supply Chains
India has officially joined the US-led Pax Silica Alliance, a strategic initiative launched in December 2025 to secure global AI and semiconductor supply chains. The move, formalized at the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, aims to reduce dependence on non-aligned nations and strengthen technological cooperation among trusted partners.
Toyota Launches New RAV4 PHEV in Japan with Enhanced Range and GR SPORT Variant
Toyota Motor Corporation is set to launch the new RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) in Japan on March 9, 2026. The updated model boasts an extended 150 km EV range, a powerful 242 kW output, and introduces a sporty GR SPORT variant, alongside an external power supply feature.
Russia Promotes Upgraded Chrysanthemum-M Anti-Tank Missile with Extended Range and Supersonic Capabilities
Russian defense media are actively promoting the upgraded 9M123M 'Chrysanthemum-M' anti-tank guided missile, highlighting its extended 10-kilometer range and supersonic speed. While the missile's supersonic capability dates back to its original design, the latest variant offers enhanced lethality and versatility across multiple platforms.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Broad Trump Tariffs, Citing Overreach of Presidential Authority
The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, ruled today that President Trump overstepped his authority by imposing sweeping tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The landmark decision invalidates a significant portion of Trump's trade program, impacting billions in collected duties and setting a precedent for presidential power.
Reichstag Building Evacuated After Gas Alarm, Cleaning Agent Suspected Cause
A gas detector triggered an alarm in Germany's Reichstag building early Thursday morning, prompting a major fire brigade response. Approximately 80 firefighters were deployed to the Berlin landmark. The alarm was likely caused by an unusually high concentration of a cleaning agent, leading to temporary traffic disruptions before the building was reopened.
Brazil's Economic Activity Expands 2.5% in 2025, Driven by Robust Agricultural Sector
Brazil's Central Bank reported that the country's economic activity, measured by the IBC-Br index, grew by 2.5% in 2025. This growth was significantly bolstered by a strong 13.1% increase in agriculture, alongside expansions in industry and services, surpassing initial forecasts.
UK Blocks US Request for Iran Strikes from British Bases, Citing International Law
The United Kingdom has reportedly denied a request from former President Donald Trump to use British RAF bases, including RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia, for potential military strikes against Iran. The decision, made by Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government, cites concerns over potential breaches of international law, leading to heightened tensions between the two allies.
Mexico Considers Reducing Vaquita Gillnet Ban Area Amidst Conservation Outcry
Mexico is reviewing its gillnet prohibition zone in the Upper Gulf of California, potentially shrinking the protected area by over 85%. This move, aimed at balancing conservation with local livelihoods, faces strong criticism from environmental groups who warn it could accelerate the extinction of the critically endangered vaquita porpoise, of which only 7-10 individuals remain. The current ban was established to protect the vaquita from entanglement in nets used for illegal totoaba fishing.
Real Canadian Superstore Fined $10,000 for Misleading 'Product of Canada' Displays
Real Canadian Superstore has been issued a $10,000 fine by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) for misleading 'Product of Canada' displays at its Toronto location. The penalty, considered 'very serious' by the CFIA, underscores the strict guidelines for origin claims on food products, requiring virtually all major ingredients and labor to be Canadian.
Russia Intensifies Recruitment of African Nationals Amid Ukraine War Losses
Reports indicate Russia is increasingly recruiting men from African nations to bolster its forces in Ukraine, with thousands believed to have joined. Recruitment often involves promises of high salaries and expedited citizenship, but many recruits are reportedly deceived about their roles and face high casualty rates on the front lines.
Germany's Chancellor Questions FCAS Fighter Jet Program, Citing Divergent Needs with France
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has publicly questioned the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) fighter jet in its current form, highlighting a 'technical' dispute over differing military requirements with France. This casts fresh uncertainty over the €100 billion Franco-German-Spanish defense project, which aims to develop a next-generation fighter by 2040.
NHS Faces Increased Costs for Childbirth Negligence Settlements Following Landmark Supreme Court Ruling
The NHS is set to incur higher costs for childbirth negligence lawsuits after a recent Supreme Court ruling allowed children with birth injuries to claim for future lost earnings. This decision impacts the NHS's already substantial £60 billion medical negligence liabilities, with maternity claims representing a significant portion of annual payouts.
India and Liechtenstein Strengthen Technology and Manufacturing Cooperation at AI Impact Summit 2026
India and Liechtenstein have agreed to deepen cooperation in high-value manufacturing, advanced technologies, and innovation-driven sectors. This significant agreement was reached during a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Hereditary Prince Alois at the AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi, building on the momentum of the India-EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement.
India and Liechtenstein Forge Deeper Technology and Manufacturing Ties at AI Impact Summit 2026
India and Liechtenstein have agreed to enhance cooperation in high-value manufacturing, advanced technologies, and innovation-driven sectors. This commitment was solidified during a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Hereditary Prince Alois of Liechtenstein on the sidelines of the AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi, building on the momentum of the India-TEPA Free Trade Agreement.
China's Submarine Production Outpaces US, New Report Reveals
A recent report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies indicates that China launched 10 submarines, including nuclear-armed ballistic missile boats, between 2021 and 2025, surpassing the United States' production of 7 submarines during the same period. This marks a significant shift in naval industrial capacity.
LLB Group Reports Stable Net Profit of CHF 166.5 Million for 2025 Amidst Growth in Business Volume and Client Assets
The LLB Group announced a net profit of CHF 166.5 million for 2025, maintaining the previous year's level despite CHF 10 million in integration costs. The Group's business volume surpassed CHF 125 billion, and client assets under management reached CHF 108.9 billion, driven by strategic initiatives and the full-year integration of ZKB Österreich.