The office gazette of Paris
Switzerland suspended the most favoured nation clause in its tax treaty with India following an Indian Supreme Court ruling. This impacts dividend taxation, raising it to 10% for Indian entities in Switzerland from January 2025. The decision stems from differing interpretations of the MFN clause’s application concerning OECD membership and pre-existing tax treaties.
Manipur CM Biren Singh’s office has forwarded to police a purported intelligence alert about an influx of 900-odd tribal militants from Myanmar as part of […]
A Bangladeshi court has issued an arrest warrant for former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who has been in exile in India since August. Hasina faces […]
Apple’s iOS 18 update for iPhones is now available with new customization options for home screens and lockscreens, a redesigned Control Center, and a password […]