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Refundable tax credits have repeatedly been proposed in Japan as a way to ease burdens on low income households while encouraging labor participation, yet they have never been implemented. Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae is now advancing the policy as a core reform, but questions about funding remain unresolved.
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SEOUL, Aug. 27 (Yonhap) -- Insurance companies in South Korea posted 13 percent ...
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of all the goodbyesthen there was her goodbyewinter stars--Stephen A. Peters (Washington, USA)Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
An institution certified by the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ministry has launched a system to manage breeders’ rights to prevent new fruit and other plant varieties developed in Japan from…
When Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke in 2014 about Russia’s motives for annexing the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, and thus violating international law, he justified it by saying: “We could…
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has attended the General Audience at the Vatican, led by His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, describing the occasion as a moment of reflection, fellowship and…
