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Russia Demands Astronomical 2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Rubles from Google for Blocking Pro-Russian Channels
Russia is pursuing an astronomical financial penalty against Google, claiming that the tech giant owes more than 2 undecillion rubles—an amount that translates to a staggering $20 decillion, or $20 billion trillion trillion. This unprecedented figure far exceeds the global economy’s scale, which, according to the International Monetary Fund, has a gross domestic product of approximately $110 trillion. For context,…
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Trump’s Legal Woes Continue: Judge Imposes $450 Million Fine and Business Ban
Former President Donald Trump faces a substantial setback as a New York judge, State Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron, imposes fines exceeding $350 million and a three-year ban on doing business in the state. This blow comes after Trump was found guilty of fraud in a civil case brought by New York’s Attorney General, Letitia James. The penalties, including interest,…
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Australia Grants Workers the Right to “Disconnect” Outside Work Hours
Key highlights: “Right to disconnect” protects workers from unreasonable after-hours contact. Bill inspired by similar laws in Europe. Employers face fines for breaching the right. Additional measures address temporary worker rights and minimum standards. Parliament set to introduce the bill this week. Sydney, Australia: Australian workers are soon to be granted the right to switch off after hours, with legislation…
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Bitcoin Buzz in Swiss City Lugano: Taxpayers Can Settle Bills with Cryptocurrency!
In a groundbreaking move, the Swiss city of Lugano has opened its doors to the future of finance, allowing taxpayers to settle bills, taxes, and fines with cryptocurrencies. The announcement, made on December 5, revealed that residents and businesses alike can now use Bitcoin or the Tether stable coin for payments by simply scanning a QR code provided by the…
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France’s Bold Move: Smoking to be Banned on Beaches and Parks
France is set to implement a ban on smoking in beaches and public parks as part of a comprehensive strategy to curb tobacco-related deaths, aiming for a “tobacco-free generation by 2032.” Health Minister Aurélien Rousseau announced the measures, which include fines for violations, with potential enforcement as early as next year. Additionally, a phased increase in cigarette prices was revealed,…
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