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UK government bonds have rallied after Keir Starmer backed Rachel Reeves to remain as chancellor for “a very long time” despite lingering investor concerns over a multibillion-pound hole in Britain’s

The coalition, which also brings together Somalia, Benin, Sierra Leone and Antigua and Barbuda, said it would work to increase the number of countries taxing plane tickets, including business-class

As climate change impacts worsen and aid budgets fall, leaders gathered in Spain for a UN conference on funding sustainable development this week threw their weight behind innovative tools such as taxes

The Greece golden visa remains one of the most accessible and popular residency by investment programs in Europe. With updates introduced in 2025, the program has evolved to better reflect market conditions

The United States and the Group of Seven nations have agreed to support a proposal that would exempt US companies from some components of an existing global agreement, the G7 said in a statement on

Swiss voters will decide in November if the country should inflict a large inheritance tax on the estates of very rich people. The Young Socialists are pushing for a plan to let the state take half

The world’s biggest multilateral climate fund said it will make its largest ever series of investments and speed up dealmaking as it looks to help poorer nations respond to global warming. The

Malta introduced a regulatory framework back in 2018, which can be leveraged to allow certain firms to make the transition to MiCA with relative ease. But some are now wondering if it’s allowing

The UK’s Regulatory Innovation Office is to work with the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum to cut red tape for fintechs as they navigate complex regulation. Last year, the UK’s burgeoning

Spain, Brazil and South Africa announced a new global coalition to tax the super-rich at the Fourth Financing for Development Conference in Seville, Spain. Oxfam said the alliance created at the UN