Saturday, 7 November 2026
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A new peer review praises Algeria's tax-information exchange reforms but calls for effective oversight of its beneficial-ownership register and sustained improvements in response times.
The syndicate says 34 journalists were killed and 116 arrest, detention or disappearance cases recorded through June 2026; the figures are its documented claims, not court findings.
The internationally recognised administration installed new information, civil-service and local-government ministers on November 4, following a November 2 presidential decree.
A parliamentary committee sets a June 2029 deadline after the national auditor found 102 local authorities failed to allocate revenue to required public purposes.
The August 25 figure was disclosed in a parliamentary answer, according to local reporting; the utility says it is replacing faulty inverters, but the current repair tally is unknown.
A November 4 groundbreaking follows October contract authorization and an earlier six-lot tender for the Ashgabat–Dashoguz road; award prices remain to be verified.
A civil-society group presented fresh questions about the 50-bus service on 2 November; officials previously acknowledged repair problems and promised to restore the full fleet.
A calculation from official Home Office records finds 18 deployment entries; three arrests-or-disposals entries do not establish that biometric matches caused those outcomes.
A Spanish audit says COVID-era support for self-employed workers generated €127 million in repayment claims, while different insurers applied unequal eligibility rules.
Sweden's state auditors say asbestos training providers assess their own students, leaving regulators unable to confirm workers' competence. Parliament received the report this week.
An October 2026 audit found missing verification of some IBM contract invoices, despite Shared Services Canada's 2025 assurances to Parliament. The agency has agreed to a replacement plan.
Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-il says the government will seek parliamentary approval to postpone the 22% tax and allow three-year loss carryforwards; the existing 2027 law has not yet changed.
State auditors say poor preparation, repeated extensions and weak oversight delayed tourism projects, while millions of dinars earmarked for local works were used for other purposes.
Parliament unanimously approved new tools to investigate cross-border forest fires, examine corporate links and restrict designated businesses; officials caution that enforcement remains difficult.
Lawmakers backed a 2026 budget revision cutting the projected deficit to about €5.7 million and shelving a planned bond swap; a €2 million arbitration reserve has not been spent.
A Krasnoyarsk regional court left Maksim Andrakhanov's acquittal intact, according to its press service, ending prosecutors' appeal in a long-running public-contract case.
Polish investigators allege a group supplied military-use components to Russia. Four suspects face pretrial detention, while two remain under noncustodial measures.
Dan Bahadur Karki’s lawyer says a writ petition was taken to Nepal’s Supreme Court after his 4 November removal; registration and any judicial order remain unconfirmed.
A new audit of 2024 accounts found 1,004 freight wagons without valid inspections and MKD 6.75bn in accumulated losses. The operator cites a recovery plan.
The Cabinet appointed Manoj KC on 4 November and moved Dan Bahadur Karki to a new security-adviser role; officials say the reshuffle was not disciplinary.