EU Regulations and Shifting Taliban Diplomacy

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This chapter delves into the recent European Court ruling on tech company regulations and discusses the EU's implementation of a global minimum tax rate. It also examines the shifting diplomatic relations between the Taliban and neighboring countries, influenced by security and economic factors.

The EU’s top court orders Apple to pay €13bn in back taxes, and the Federal Reserve halves its proposed capital requirement increase for the largest US banks. Plus, we talk to the FT’s Benjamin Parkin about the Taliban’s warming relations with a growing number of regional powers.

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Top EU court rules Apple must pay €13bn in back taxes

Federal Reserve halves proposed capital requirement rise for largest US banks

Taliban’s closer ties with UAE signal global divide over Afghan regime

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