Category: public policy
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Tax NZ Avoided: Back in 2026’s Political Spotlight
New Zealand’s Tax System and the Debate Over Capital Gains New Zealand has long distinguished itself from other comparable economies not by what it taxes, but by what it does not. One of the most notable examples is its absence of a comprehensive capital gains tax—a measure that is in place in countries such as…
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You Can Legally Delete Your Nudes From Apps—If You Can Navigate the Maze
For many years, individuals affected by revenge porn and nonconsensual deepfake images had very few effective methods to have such material removed. State laws varied widely, and technology platforms either delayed action or failed to respond. This situation is finally beginning to improve. As of May 19, theTake It Down Actis currently fully implemented throughout…
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Tawasul 2026: Smart Cities Take Center Stage in Jordan
Exploring the Concept of Smart Cities in Jordan At the fourth Tawasul 2026 Forum, held at the King Hussein Bin Talal Convention Center in the Dead Sea area, experts and officials gathered to discuss the concept of smart cities in Jordan. The event, under the patronage of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein Bin…
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Congress Leader Slams Delimitation as Unjust, Warns of Reduced Seats in Southern States
Hyderabad ( Telangana [India], March 22 (ANI): The Congress party member Vishwanathan on Friday called the delimitation claiming that it would decrease the number of parliamentary seats in southern states, resulting in a skewed representation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi intends to decrease the number of parliamentary constituencies in South India, encompassing regions such as Andhra…
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Nigerian Man Makes History as Appointed to Texas Board
Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has named a U.S.-based Nigerian accountant, Kenneth Omoruyi, to serve as a member of the state’s Board of Public Accountancy. Omoruyi was listed alongside the board chairman, Jeannette Smith, as well as three additional members: Grant Coates, Jill Holup, and James Trippon. Abbott announced this in a statement posted on…
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NY Takes on Trump: “No Toll Plan? See You in Court, Mr. President” – An International Perspective
The proposal for an urban congestion charge has been debated in New York City for roughly two decades. Under this plan, drivers wishing to enter Manhattan would be required to pay a $9 fee. On February 19th, however, Trump The administration directed the city to end its urban toll scheme shortly after it began at…
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KMPDU Hails Former SG Ouma Oluga’s Nomination as Health Services Principal Secretary
The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists’ Union (KMPDU) has praised Ouma Oluga following his nomination as PS for Medical Services. Oluga, who previously served as the KMPDU Secretary General, was a prominent supporter of healthcare professionals’ rights and significantly contributed to improving their work environment. He has been appointed during a crucial period as…
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Suspension of Fubara and Others Won’t Bring Peace to Rivers, Says NBA President Osigwere
The president of the Nigerian Bar Association, Afam Osigwe, SAN, spoke with AJIBADE OMAPE regarding President Bola Tinubu’s recent decision to declare a state of emergency in Rivers State and suspend Governor Siminalayi Fubara along with several other elected representatives. You He strongly criticized the suspension of the previous governor of Rivers State, Siminalayi Fubara,…
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Thailand’s New Visa Rules Spark Debate: Cut in Visa-Free Stay to 30 Days
Thailand’s suggestion to reduce visa-exempt stay periods for travelers from 93 nations from 60 days to just 30 days has elicited varied responses within the tourism sector. Thailand, where the economy significantly depends on tourism, revealed the plan earlier this week. The aim is to prevent the abuse of this policy for conducting illicit commercial…