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Budget news — September 21, 2026

Publications tagged with Budget published on September 21, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

8 publications

  1. WorldLegislationRegulatorsMiddle EastBudget

    Thai PM Anutin in Tokyo to Boost Japanese Investment

    Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is in Tokyo to discuss Japanese investment in Thailand, particularly in the automotive and future industries. Thailand is Japan's third-largest trading partner, with bilateral trade worth US$53.2 billion. Anutin urged officials to pursue a broader economic partnership with Japan, focusing on technology, clean energy, and high-value industries like electric vehicles and semiconductors.
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  2. WorldRegulatorsLocal GovMiddle EastInequalityBudget

    Mexico City Protests: Labor Rights, Cannabis Legalization, Indigenous Rights, and Ayotzinapa Anniversary

    Mexico City is experiencing numerous protests and mobilizations today, September 23, with a focus on labor rights, cannabis legalization, indigenous rights, and the anniversary of the Ayotzinapa disappearances. Key events include a rally by United Petroleum Workers of Mexico, a gathering of former Route 100 workers, and various activities by the Platform 4:20 organization advocating for cannabis rights. Additionally, there are cycling events and cultural celebrations taking place throughout the city.
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  3. PoliticsRegulatorsMiddle EastBudget

    Ukraine's Diesel Crisis: Prices Surge to 100+ Hryvnia

    Diesel prices in Ukraine have reached an all-time high, surpassing 100 hryvnia (around 195 rubles) per liter at major gas stations. This surge, blamed by Ukrainians on Trump's Iran policy, is causing a fuel crisis that threatens agricultural incomes, particularly for sunflower and corn harvesting. The US is also experiencing a diesel crisis, with prices exceeding $6 per gallon.
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    Automotive Industry Workers Protest Nationwide Against Job Cuts

    Tens of thousands of workers in the German automotive industry staged protests at over 200 locations nationwide, calling for job security and investment in German locations. The protests, organized by the IG Metall union, targeted manufacturers and suppliers, including Volkswagen, BMW, and Bosch. The union criticized companies for shifting production abroad and demanded that managers 'shape the future' of the industry. The action day comes amidst a crisis in the automotive sector, marked by job losses, overcapacities, and growing competition from China.
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  6. BusinessBudgetCorp Gov

    TOKI's 25% Discount Campaign for Housing and Commercial Property Loans

    TOKI, the Mass Housing Administration under the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, is launching a 25% discount campaign for housing and commercial property owners with ongoing installment payments. The campaign begins on September 22 and runs until October 19. Applicants who wish to fully pay off their debt can apply during this period, with those paying at least 25% also benefiting from the discount. The campaign is estimated to cover approximately 228,000 apartment and workplace buyers.
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  7. WorldBillMiddle EastBudget

    Global Fuel Crisis Due to Iran War

    The ongoing war with Iran is causing global fuel prices to skyrocket, leading to protests and economic strain in countries worldwide, regardless of their involvement in the conflict. Nations heavily reliant on fuel imports, like Pakistan, Myanmar, and Kenya, are particularly affected, along with the United States. Governments are implementing measures such as fuel subsidies, price caps, and tax cuts to mitigate the impact, but the International Monetary Fund warns that prolonged support could strain public finances.
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