By Pieter Cleppe Taxation has traditionally been regarded as one of the core prerogatives of national sovereignty within the European Union. Member states determine their own tax rates, structures, and revenue priorities, reflecting domestic political choices and economic models. Yet over the past decade — and particularly since 2020 — the EU’s role in shaping […]
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Algeria has confirmed that work on the proposed 4,100-kilometer Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline is expected to resume in the near future. The project is designed to transport up to 30 billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas annually from Nigeria through Niger to Algeria, before connecting to Mediterranean export routes supplying European markets. If completed at
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India has moved to deepen its economic ties with both the European Union and the United States, advancing two significant but structurally different trade arrangements within weeks of each other. While both initiatives signal New Delhi’s intention to expand global trade partnerships, the agreements differ in ambition, scope and political context. Great news for India
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