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Visit by Canada’s foreign affairs and finance ministers comes as country hopes to avoid 25-percent US tariffs.

The coming 12 months can’t promise the bumper crop of elections we saw during 2024, when countries home to about half the world’s population headed to the polls. Still, voters will cast ballots in several important elections throughout the year – and many of the themes persist: the impact of…

Ministers were unanimous in green-lighting the public feedback exercise.

Australia is on track for a soft economic landing despite budget deficits set to widen as spending grows and tax receipts fall, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says.

Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau faces challenges after Finance Minister Freeland's resignation, impacting governance and future strategies.

Only hours before the release of the federal government’s fall economic statement, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland shocked Ottawa with the announcement of her resignation from cabinet.

Canadian PM Trudeau faces uncertainty as Finance Minister Freeland resigns, sparking political turmoil and leadership questions.

Cost-of-living relief measures are off the table in the mid-year budget update, as a tax expenditure list shows the type of deductions that cost the most.

The SNP argued the UK Government is treating Scotland as an ‘afterthought’.

SNP Government leaders are drifting “too far” from the party policy decided by their members, figures within the SNP have warned.

But First Minister John Swinney urged the Labour leader to support his party’s tax and spending plans.