Corporate Tax Breaks Contribute to Income and Racial Inequality and Shift Resources to Foreign Investors

Corporate Tax Breaks Contribute to Income and Racial Inequality and Shift Resources to Foreign Investors

This report is a modified version of an earlier report ITEP published in collaboration with Liberation in a Generation. 1. Corporate tax cuts and corporate tax avoidance worsen income inequality. When corporations are allowed to pay less in taxes, the ultimate beneficiaries are mainly the owners of corporate stocks, who are concentrated among the wealthiest … Read more

Who Benefits and Who Pays: How Corporate Tax Breaks Drive Inequality

Who Benefits and Who Pays: How Corporate Tax Breaks Drive Inequality

This report was produced in partnership with Liberation in a Generation and co-authored by that organization’s Jeremie Greer, Emanuel Nieves, and Solana Rice. Read the full report here. Policies that provide corporate tax breaks and allow corporate tax avoidance exacerbate racial and income disparities in our economy. These policies limit revenue raised that could finance … Read more

South African parties hold crunch talks to decide who will govern

South African parties hold crunch talks to decide who will govern

The African National Congress (ANC) was holding last-minute talks with other parties on Thursday to thrash out a deal to form South Africa’s next government, as its secretary-general said it aimed to work with as many parties as possible. The broad parameters of a deal need to be agreed in time for the first convening … Read more

UK D-Day veteran says on 80th anniversary: , ‘We were making history’

UK D-Day veteran says on 80th anniversary: , ‘We were making history’

Fred Ayton, a Royal Navy veteran, was an 18-year-old able seaman torpedoman on HMS Sweetbriar during the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944. He was told he was “making history” by taking part in the biggest ever seabourne invasion.

Cyprus talks circumstances , “not auspicious”

Cyprus talks circumstances , “not auspicious”

President Nikos Christodoulides reiterated that the government’s sole goal is the liberation and reunification of Cyprus based on UN resolutions.

Recognition “victory for Palestinian rights,” Palestine’s FM tells Phileleftheros

Recognition “victory for Palestinian rights,” Palestine’s FM tells Phileleftheros

Recognizing the State of Palestine is fully in line with international law and UN resolutions, serving as an opportunity to revive the peace process between the two sides, according to Palestine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Dr Varsen Aghabekian Shahin. This recognition empowers the Palestinian government to fulfill its duties and address the daily needs of its citizens.

South,  Africa election set to end three decades of ANC dominance

South,  Africa election set to end three decades of ANC dominance

South Africa’s ruling party, the African National Congress (ANC), saw a decrease in its share of the vote to 40% in the recent election, down from 57.5% in the previous election. This weakened mandate means the ANC must share power with a rival party in order to stay in power, which is an unprecedented situation.

In,  South Africa poll, some ANC voters lose patience with their liberators

In,  South Africa poll, some ANC voters lose patience with their liberators

South Africans are casting their ballots in the country’s most unpredictable election in three decades of democracy. Some voters are losing patience with the ruling African National Congress (ANC) due to economic and social problems it has failed to fix since the end of apartheid. Some once loyal supporters of the ANC are considering voting for other parties, with pollsters expecting the ANC to lose its parliamentary majority.

The UAE’s corporate tax is about more than just raising revenue

The UAE's corporate tax is about more than just raising revenue

A year has passed since the introduction of the UAE’s 9 per cent federal corporation tax.

Israel stops Spanish consulate from providing services to Palestinians

Israel stops Spanish consulate from providing services to Palestinians

Israel is blocking the Spanish consulate in Jerusalem from providing services to Palestinians in the West Bank after Spain recognized Palestine. Israel accuses Spain, Ireland, and Norway of rewarding Hamas for attacking Israel. Spain’s Labour Minister used an expression that Israel sees as a call for its destruction. Spain is analyzing Israel’s decision to limit the consulate’s abilities to serve Palestinians.