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Indians top charts in getting citizenship of rich countries

In the past two years, Indians have become the largest national group to gain citizenship in rich nations while Canada became the biggest host country to grant its citizenship to foreign nationals

'Broad consensus' on taxing MNCs, says OECD, flags India's concerns

Multinationals, especially tech firms, are currently able to shift profits easily to countries with low tax rates even though they carry out only a small part of their activities there

Why do I get so much spam in my inbox? How can I get rid of it?

Spam isn’t only annoying, it can also be dangerous. Some have malware designed to break into computer networks and cause harm, such as by stealing data or money, or shutting down systems. Here are some useful tips for reducing the spam you get

27% of workforce in European nations could lose jobs to AI

As per the initial findings from a new OECD survey, AI's impact in the manufacturing and finance sectors of seven countries highlight both the opportunities and risks that AI brings

Germany slips to 15th spot in OECD ranking on attracting highly-skilled workers from abroad

There is a growing shortage of skilled workers in Germany due to the country's ageing population and other factors

Poor countries call for debt revolution at UN summit

Western nations gave out more than $185 billion in grants and cheap loans in 2021, according to the OECD. Official development assistance is one of the pillars of the international financial system

Head-on | India must develop its own methodology to rank global institutions

It is time India stopped being beholden to how others see us and start telling others how we see them

Over 130 countries reach deal on how big global companies are taxed, including 15% minimum corporate rate

The deal would allow countries to tax some of the earnings of companies located elsewhere that make money through online retailing, web advertising and other activities.

Failure to curb emission has put world on catastrophic pathway to 2.7-degrees of heating: UN chief

"Failure to meet this goal will be measured in the massive loss of lives and livelihoods," UN chief Antonio Guterres said.

Why women in South Korea are getting the pixie cut and its connection with the Olympics

Many women in the country have adopted the style to protest the treatment of archer An San, winner of three Olympic gold medals, who was trolled online for her hair