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Budget news — October 5, 2026

Publications tagged with Budget published on October 5, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

6 publications

  1. WorldBillMiddle EastBudget

    Thailand Hands Over 100,000 Company Records to Embassies for Tax Evasion Probe

    The Thai Department of Business Development has sent records of over 100,000 companies with foreign directors or shareholders to 43 embassies. This move aims to investigate suspected shell companies and crack down on structures evading Thai law. The data covers companies with varying degrees of foreign ownership and management, supporting legitimate businesses while targeting illicit activities.
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    Euro Plummets to 17-Month Low Amid French Debt Fears

    The euro has reached its lowest point in 17 months, dropping to $1.1160, as concerns over French fiscal issues intensify. French borrowing costs have surged to their highest level since 2002, sparking fears of contagion across the Eurozone. Market analysts attribute this decline to worries that none of the candidates in France's upcoming election are willing to address spending issues.
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  3. SocietyCorruptionNorth AmericaBudget

    Woman Exposes Man for Not Paying Her Salary and Borrowing Money Without Repayment

    A woman publicly exposes her former partner, Xie Zhenhua (also known as Bodhisattva Seven Acres and Aoyue), for not paying her promised salary and failing to repay loans totaling 1.1w (approximately $160 USD) despite her accompanying him through a war, buying him gifts, and supporting him financially. She alleges that he blocked her on WeChat after changing his flight name and account upon his release from detention. She threatens to expose his ID card and human trafficking activities if he doesn't repay the money.
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    France's Economic Woes Under Macron

    Emmanuel Macron's decade-long presidency has left France as Europe's 'weakest link', according to international media outlets. The country faces a sharp increase in public debt, political instability, and loss of investor confidence. Macron's economic reforms, including his 'economic revolution', have failed to significantly alter France's traditional reliance on government spending. Public discontent is rising, and economic growth is slowing.
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