U.S. Health Policy Overhaul: Accelerated Drug Approvals and Market-Driven Pricing Models Reshape Patient Access
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Former Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe has been appointed to the influential Public Accounts Committee by the Conservative Party. The Great Yarmouth MP will occupy one of three Tory seats on the committee that oversees government spending and identifies areas of waste.
The Conservative Party has appointed former Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe to a seat on the influential Public Accounts Committee, according to reports from Westminster sources. The move represents a significant cross-party arrangement that analysts suggest reflects the Tories’ strategy of collaborating with politicians who share their fiscal priorities.
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Regulatory Action Targets WhatsApp and Pinterest Coimisiún na Meán, Ireland’s media commission acting under EU authority, has formally identified WhatsApp…
Italy’s government is reportedly planning a significant increase to its flat tax scheme for wealthy foreign residents. The proposed 50% hike would raise the annual payment to €300,000 for those declaring foreign income while residing in Italy.
The Italian government under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is reportedly planning to increase the flat tax on foreign income for wealthy individuals relocating to Italy by 50%, according to recent reports. Sources indicate the proposed change would raise the annual payment from €200,000 to €300,000 for those opting into the special tax regime.