Política Governamental

The UK's nightclub sector has criticized the government's recent decision to exclude them from a new business rates relief scheme, despite a U-turn providing support for pubs and live music venues. Industry leaders warn that this oversight could accelerate venue closures amid a 32% drop in nightclubs since 2017. The Night Time Industries Association argues the policy undermines the cultural and economic value of electronic music spaces.

31 de janeiro de 2026 Reportado por IA

The Ethiopian government has announced it will significantly reduce and fully eliminate fuel subsidies imposed over the past four years by the end of February 2026. This move forms part of economic reform commitments made with international financial institutions. A new price adjustment took effect at the start of the current Tahsas month, raising diesel prices by 11 percent and benzene by 5 percent.

The head of the Halal Product Assurance Organizing Body (BPJPH), Ahmad Haikal Hasan, emphasized that the mandatory halal certification policy starting October 2026 is a strategic government step to strengthen the national halal economy's competitiveness. He views the program not merely as a regulatory obligation but as a tool to protect consumers and enhance product quality.

26 de dezembro de 2025 Reportado por IA

Indonesia's Tourism Minister Widiyanti Putri Wardhana endorses the Work From Mall (WFM) campaign under the Work From Anywhere policy, aligning it with the BINA Indonesia Great Sale 2025 to blend holiday leisure with productivity during Christmas and New Year 2025/2026.

The South Korean government has begun reviewing a system to allow foreign tourists to use buses and subways with overseas-issued credit cards. This initiative aims to address the inconvenience faced by visitors who currently must purchase and top up transportation cards with cash or buy foreigner-specific prepaid cards. The study will estimate the required budget and determine who should bear the costs.

11 de dezembro de 2025 Reportado por IA

The Kenyan government has announced new measures for the Standards Levy to ensure predictability and fairness for manufacturers. Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui revealed an escalation approach linked to inflation trends. These changes aim to enhance the competitiveness of local industries.