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Swedish Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson at a podium in parliament, criticizing the opposition's scattered shadow budgets with party documents in the background.

Finance minister criticizes opposition's shadow budgets

08 ottobre 2025 Immagine generata dall'IA

Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson has dismissed the opposition's shadow budgets as scattered and ungovernable. The four opposition parties – Social Democrats, Left Party, Green Party, and Center Party – have presented their alternatives to the government's 2026 budget. Clear differences emerge within the opposition, especially on benefits and taxes.

Sébastien Lecornu propone taglio del CVAE per il bilancio 2026

05 ottobre 2025 Riportato dall'IA

Il ministro delegato Sébastien Lecornu ha annunciato una proposta per ridurre il CVAE, un'imposta sulla produzione delle aziende, come parte del bilancio 2026. Questo avviene in mezzo a crescenti pressioni politiche prima della formazione del governo. Le chiamate a compromessi con la sinistra, in particolare il PS, mirano a evitare una mozione di censura.

German cabinet approves reforms on police, hospitals and social contributions

08 ottobre 2025 Riportato dall'IA

The German cabinet deliberated on Wednesday on modernizing the Federal Police Act, which among other things strengthens drone defense. Changes to hospital reform and higher social contributions for high earners were also approved. Stricter rules for medical cannabis are in focus as well.

Lagarde urges stronger global role for the euro

In a speech in Paris, ECB President Christine Lagarde called for enhancing the euro's international status to turn Europe's openness into economic strength. She highlighted how recent safe-haven flows into the euro amid US turbulence pressured the exchange rate, underscoring the need for deeper markets and integration. Lagarde emphasized that a more global euro could shield exporters and foster resilience against external shocks.

Former Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne at a press conference, discussing the potential suspension of pension reform amid France's political crisis.

Élisabeth Borne apre la porta alla sospensione della riforma delle pensioni

09 ottobre 2025 Immagine generata dall'IA

L'ex primo ministro Élisabeth Borne ha suggerito di sospendere la riforma delle pensioni per garantire la stabilità nazionale in mezzo a una crisi politica post-scioglimento. Questa proposta, proveniente dall'architetta del progetto del 2023, attira forti critiche per le sue implicazioni morali ed economiche. Il primo ministro Sébastien Lecornu non l'ha esclusa, pur chiedendo un dibattito.

U.S. government shutdown enters second week over funding dispute

08 ottobre 2025 Riportato dall'IA Immagine generata dall'IA

The U.S. federal government shutdown, now in its second week since starting on October 1, 2025, stems from a partisan standoff in the Senate over extending Affordable Care Act premium tax credits. Democrats demand a firm commitment to the subsidies before approving funding, while Republicans push for a clean continuing resolution to reopen the government first. Impacts include flight delays, uncertainty over federal worker pay, and the delay of key economic data.

Friedrich Merz optimistic on citizens' income reform

Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced in a TV interview a soon-to-come agreement in the coalition on citizens' income reform. He also criticized the pace of government work and the EU combustion engine ban. Merz called Vladimir Putin an enemy of the European order.

Cuomo warns of socialism's dangers at New York mayoral forum

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo criticized Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani's socialist policies during a business forum, citing the failed Amazon headquarters deal as evidence of their risks. Speaking to business leaders, Cuomo argued that such approaches threaten the city's economy. The remarks came less than a month before Election Day.

U.S. government shutdown reaches day four with economic costs mounting

05 ottobre 2025 Riportato dall'IA Immagine generata dall'IA

The U.S. federal government is in its fourth day of a shutdown due to stalled budget negotiations, affecting national parks, federal workers, and services nationwide. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer highlighted the financial toll, estimating costs at $1.2 billion for paying non-working employees. Prospects for an agreement remain uncertain as partisan divides persist.

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