Turkish President Erdogan is advocating for natural births, leading the health ministry to fine and suspend over 100 obstetrician-gynaecologists for performing cesarean sections, as Turkey has the highest C-section rate among OECD countries.

Reports indicate that companies are employing illegal practices to restrict wages, with the OECD denouncing agreements that hinder workers' freedom.

The OECD has issued an alarm regarding Italy's real wages, projecting a further 0.9% drop this year and a 6.1% decline since 2021, marking the worst performance among major economies. This highlights a persistent challenge for Italian workers.

The OECD has issued a warning about the 'lagging' implementation of Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) globally. This highlights concerns that companies are not adequately adhering to ethical and sustainable business practices.

South Koreans' average annual working hours fell by 32 hours last year, though they still exceed the OECD average by nearly 100 hours, according to recent data.

Cyprus and Sweden signed a protocol to update their bilateral double taxation agreement, aligning it with OECD international tax standards and enhancing cooperation on tax transparency and information exchange.

An OECD study on adult skills indicates that nearly a third of adults lack modern literacy or numeracy, with Latvia specifically highlighted for this issue, where almost a fifth of adults with higher education still possess low basic skills.

A new OECD report highlights that professions in new technologies, engineering, and exact sciences guarantee the highest earnings, with ICT experts being particularly valuable assets to economies today.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has presented drastic proposals for France, including measures on retirement age and business aid, less than a year before the next presidential election.

An OECD study indicates that Finnish citizens have high levels of trust in their country's Defense Forces and police.

The Slovak economy is lagging behind its neighbors, prompting the OECD to offer a set of recommendations for reforms. These proposals aim to improve economic growth and raise the standard of living in the country.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine hopes to obtain candidate status for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) this autumn, following a meeting with OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann.

Mathias Cormann, Secretary-General of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), arrived in Kyiv and met with Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha to discuss cooperation within OECD programs and Ukraine’s progress.

Slovakia boasts the lowest level of wealth inequality in the OECD, largely attributed to widespread home ownership, where the richest 10 percent of households own a third of the wealth. The OECD warns that rising property prices and mortgage costs could worsen housing affordability for young people and deepen inequality.

Greece continues to record significant progress in digital transformation, as evidenced by two leading international assessments from the OECD and the European Commission, showing performance above European and OECD averages.

The Croatian government is set to introduce a new regulation for selecting board members in state-owned enterprises, aiming for a more transparent process with reduced political influence, a condition for OECD entry.

Industrialized nations' oil reserves are shrinking at a record pace, primarily due to the Iran war, with the International Energy Agency (IEA) reporting a significant decline in OECD countries' oil stocks.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has issued a warning to Norway regarding its rising public expenditure.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has proposed the abolition of the mandatory Christmas bonus. This suggestion aims to change existing labor practices regarding holiday pay.

The Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) evaluated Latvia's progress over the past decade, highlighting areas where the country needs to improve, particularly in maximizing the benefits from its available workforce.

Renato Miguel do Carmo, an expert consulted by the OECD, warns that the proposed Public Social Unit (PSU) in Portugal could generate "very tight social control" and compromise basic citizenship rights, deeming it "intolerable in a democratic society."

The life expectancy in Croatia remains approximately two and a half years shorter than the average for OECD countries.

According to a Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) fresh economic report on Estonia, the country should tighten its budget and reform taxes.

Mathias Cormann, the OECD chief, warned against a fragmented approach to digital taxation and urged governments not to act alone as more countries consider duties on tech giants.

OECD economist Chaloff advises Italy to integrate more immigrants into its public administration to close a skills gap and prevent the loss of young talent and expertise.

The OECD Ministerial Council in Paris discussed issues like China's subsidies and critical mineral supply but failed to adopt a ministerial statement for the second consecutive year due to differing opinions among member countries.

China has dismissed a recent OECD report claiming its firms receive significantly higher government subsidies than international counterparts, labeling the findings as 'one-sided and arbitrary' amidst escalating EU trade tensions.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has projected a slowdown in US GDP growth, expecting it to decrease from 2% this year to 1.8% by 2027.

Finland is chairing an OECD meeting in Paris, where ministers are focusing on developing policies to support industrial renewal, maintain open markets, and stimulate sustainable economic growth.

Ireland's Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Helen McEntee, is attending an OECD meeting in Paris. The agenda for the meeting includes discussions on competitiveness, innovation, and economic resilience.

An OECD report reveals that Chinese companies in 15 key industrial sectors received significantly more state support than international competitors between 2005 and 2024, totaling US$108 billion in 2024 alone.

An OECD report, with expert names kept secret, details how China has significantly impacted the global economy over the past two decades. The report also touches on the influence of AI on real GDP growth.

A new report by the OECD indicates that 60% of China's gains in market share are attributable to government subsidies.

New data from the OECD indicates that Argentina holds the lowest position in regional foreign direct investment rankings.

Slovakia has the seventh-highest tax burden on individuals among 38 OECD countries, and Slovak families have seen the largest increase in labor taxes among OECD nations due to cuts in tax bonuses.

According to recently released OECD statistics, Finland experienced the second-best GDP growth in the first quarter of the year but also recorded the worst unemployment rate in March.

The Spanish Treasury is reportedly considering removing Gibraltar from its list of tax havens, while potentially adding Russia, with Gibraltar arguing its inclusion on the OECD's white list since 2009.

Um einen teuren Zukauf von Emissionszertifikaten abzuwenden, müsste sich das Tempo der Emissionsreduktion mehr als verdoppeln

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has issued a warning that the global economic outlook is at risk of further deterioration.

When assessing the creation of a foreign establishment, the historical version of the OECD Model Convention Commentary should be considered. Consequently, the decisive criterion for establishing a permanent establishment is the legal binding of the enterprise by the representative's actions.

The OECD has pledged its support for Nigeria's ongoing economic reforms, which a minister acknowledged as painful but crucial for the nation's growth. These reforms are seen as necessary steps towards achieving sustainable economic development.

An OECD study reveals that the productivity of small and medium-sized enterprises in Albania is significantly lower than the EU average, reaching only 23-29% of the bloc's productivity levels.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has projected that the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) policy rate is likely to reach 2% by the end of 2027. This forecast provides an outlook on Japan's future monetary policy.

The OECD chief has expressed concerns that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's administration's plan to reduce the consumption tax on food items to zero for two years, aimed at combating inflation, would be costly.

Spain is falling behind in the internationalization of its universities, with only 20 campuses attracting 60% of foreign students, growing slower than the global average and ranking low among OECD countries.

Senate President Mircea Abrudean stated that Romania's accession to the OECD is the country's most important objective, emphasizing that it is non-negotiable and enjoys cross-party support, with Parliament playing a key role in promoting it.

An opinion piece argues that André Ventura lacks understanding of social security, contrasting his views with the OECD's defense of opening social security systems to capitalization evidence.

A recent report indicates that reading comprehension among schoolchildren in Iceland has declined more rapidly than in other OECD countries, raising concerns among educators and researchers.

A report indicates that children in Iceland are falling behind in reading comprehension, with Icelandic students approximately two school years behind their peers in other OECD countries on average.

An opinion piece argues that Portugal does not require a labor reform based on selectively chosen rankings, suggesting that if the OECD is involved, it should be through a comprehensive approach.

Latvijas Banka, in cooperation with the Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos bankas), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), and the European Commission, is developing an action plan in an international project...

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has forecast that South Korea's potential economic growth rate will decline to a record low of approximately 1.5% by late 2027. This projection highlights concerns about the country's long-term economic outlook.

Greek Minister K. Hatzidakis announced a collaboration with the OECD, the Bank of Greece, and IOBE to design Greece's economic and social policy reforms in six key areas for the coming years.

The technical review process for Indonesia's accession to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is scheduled to resume in July.

Switzerland's tax revenues have received a boost due to the implementation of the OECD's global minimum tax rate.

Portugal's Education Minister, Fernando Alexandre, expressed concern over the impending retirement of thousands of teachers annually, which threatens to undermine the country's high pedagogical knowledge ranking by the OECD.

A new report reveals that the tax burden on labor in OECD countries has reached its highest level in a decade, leading to increased costs for employers and reduced net income for employees, with projections extending to 2025.

A high-level strategic dialogue of the Anti-Corruption Network (ACN) of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, organized by the Special Investigation Service (STT) and OECD, took place in Vilnius this week. The meeting brought together anti-corruption leaders.

A report indicates that effective tax rates have increased on average for eight household categories across OECD countries in 2025, alongside rising salaries.

The OECD has warned that real incomes in Spain are declining as the tax burden on employment is increasing faster than wages. This trend indicates a loss of purchasing power for Spanish citizens.

According to the OECD, Greece is among the world's leaders in the digital transformation of education, noting significant progress and investment while also highlighting challenges in implementation and access.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has warned that cases of chronic diseases are expected to surge dramatically in the coming decades.

An OECD report indicates that Portugal's employment rate is projected to reach 74.4% by the fourth quarter of 2025, placing it among the higher-performing countries within the organization.

A new OECD report indicates that the rise in obesity is undermining public health efforts and eclipsing progress made since 2010, contributing to increased rates of diabetes, cancer, and cardiovascular diseases.

An OECD report has identified low productivity as a persistent and significant issue for the Greek economy, hindering its overall growth and competitiveness.

The OECD has launched a new international study focusing on the role of rural areas within territorial development policies, with Italy's Permanent Representative, Luca Sabbatucci, speaking at the launch event in Paris.

A new OECD report indicates that real wages are expected to decline in Italy by 0.9% in 2026 due to rising energy prices and inflation, while broadly, labor markets in developed countries show resilience but struggle with real wage growth, impacting living standards.

Italy's employment rate has reached a new high, though it remains nearly 10 points below the average for OECD countries. This indicates continued growth in the Italian job market despite lagging behind other developed nations.

The OECD has urged Catalonia to increase teacher salaries to attract better-qualified educators, while also highlighting declining academic results and the need to address inequalities.

Despite high public trust in the state and administration, as confirmed by the OECD, many citizens in Luxembourg feel politically unheard. Agnes Darabos and Minister Serge Wilmes discuss the results and emphasize the need for the government to take citizens' warning signals seriously.

For the first time since the economic crisis, Greece is experiencing a demographic shift where more Greeks are returning to the country than are leaving, according to an OECD analysis.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has cautioned that South Korea's increasing reliance on semiconductor exports could heighten its vulnerability to external economic shocks and cyclical volatility.

The OECD has outlined a plan for France to restore its public finances, recommending a combination of tax increases, an elevated retirement age, and spending cuts to prevent public debt from soaring.

The OECD has warned France that without immediate austerity measures, including tax increases and new pension cuts, the country's debt could skyrocket to 127% of GDP by 2030.

Public trust in government and public institutions has increased in Iceland, with trust in the government measuring nearly half higher than the OECD average.

Spain's Competition Authority has called for a reduction in urban planning obstacles to housing construction, noting that Spain has one of the most restrictive land use regulations among OECD countries.

Slovak Minister Kamenický is scheduled to present the OECD's economic report, while the Dúhový Pride Bratislava organizing team will officially open this year's festival month in the capital.

President Zelensky announced that Ukraine has submitted a new application to become a member of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

The OECD has issued a warning regarding Norway's public spending, with one commentator suggesting the construction of a ship tunnel as an example of responsible spending.

Following the annual holiday bonus payout, a new conflict has emerged in Slovenia regarding a mandatory Christmas bonus. Companies are warning of the burden, while unions defend workers' rights, as the OECD recommends Slovenia abolish the measure and leave Christmas bonuses to employer discretion.

Warnings are coming from various sides, including the OECD urging the abolition of mandatory Christmas bonuses and tax relief, and NATO emphasizing adherence to defense spending figures, while the domestic fiscal council also raises concerns.

The OECD has urged the Slovenian government to make Christmas bonuses voluntary, a proposal supported by businesses but opposed by unions who vow to fight for employees' rights.

Former Foreign Minister Cristian Diaconescu has warned that Romania is at risk of being blacklisted, potentially missing out on OECD membership and losing influence within NATO due to political instability. He emphasized the critical timing amidst important regional security and economic decisions.

This article discusses the gap between the aspirations and the practical implementation of OECD recommendations. It explores the challenges in translating desired outcomes into real-world results.

The KNext program provides opportunities for university students to access internships at companies like Bosch and UniCredit Bulbank, along with information on organizations like the OECD, accessible via university email or ISIC card.

An OECD report indicates that while Latvia's living standards have approached the OECD average over the past 25 years, structural issues in healthcare and public administration still need improvement.

Membership in the OECD will not directly provide funds but will change Bulgaria's risk profile, making it more attractive to international private capital. OECD standards are expected to open access to private infrastructure and investment funds that currently do not invest in the country.

Ragnheiður Elín Árnadóttir, Director of the OECD Development Centre, stated that the Iran war and Russia's invasion of Ukraine have had widespread economic consequences, hindering development aid.

The European Commission and OECD have issued reports signaling a positive outlook for the Greek economy, which has transformed from a 'black sheep' during the memorandum era to an example of strong growth and resilience.

The OECD has issued a warning that a global recession could occur if a potential war against Iran leads to the disruption of oil routes, potentially lasting until 2027.

The OECD reports that Italy's economic outlook is vulnerable to the Middle East conflict, with high imported fossil fuel reliance and manufacturing exports, predicting that energy price shocks will offset any real wage growth.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) forecasts that Portugal's budget balance will be zero this year. The organization projects a slight deficit of 0.1% in 2027.

A report on Iceland's currency options, authored by a group of international experts led by former OECD chief economist Catherine L. Mann, has generated considerable debate this week despite lacking a definitive conclusion.

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo delivered an opening speech at an OECD ministerial meeting, which Finland last chaired over 40 years ago, cautioning against the dangers of ineffective industrial policy.

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A commentary discusses new OECD data indicating a growing reliance on state subsidies within the industrial sector, arguing that this trend, where subsidies replace performance, ultimately leads to a loss of prosperity.

State subsidies in sectors like steel, automotive, semiconductors, and solar panels are at a long-time high in OECD countries, but China's industry receives significantly more support, up to eight times higher than its competitors.

The OECD has reported a significant rebound in global subsidies, with China being a primary driver of this increase, indicating renewed government support across various sectors.

A new report by the OECD states that companies in China receive, on average, eight times more state support than their rivals in rich-world countries, leading to market share gains.

Thanos Petralias, Greece's Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance, presented Greece as a successful example of fiscal policy despite challenges, during the 48th annual meeting of senior budget officials at the OECD.

The OECD recommends extensive reforms for Slovakia in labor market, healthcare, education, and public finances, but the government's growth package focuses on limited administrative changes, largely ignoring measures with significant budget impact.

The OECD minimum tax is increasingly disadvantageous for Switzerland, and while an exit is not yet imminent, the withdrawal of the USA puts pressure on the Swiss government to develop a Plan B.

The Italian Research Day in the World 2026 was celebrated in Paris with an event at the OECD, organized by Italy's Permanent Missions, focusing on discussions about quantum technologies.

Climate activists argue that the climate finance provided by developed countries, which reached USD 132.8 billion in 2023 and USD 136.7 billion in 2024, is still far from meeting the needs of developing nations.

The Switzerland-USA Chamber of Commerce has surprisingly recommended that Switzerland withdraw from the OECD minimum tax by 2026, a stance that contradicts other major business associations.

Ghana has strongly advocated for a significant overhaul of global development cooperation models at a high-level OECD conference held in Paris, arguing that the current aid model has failed.

Pope Francis addressed an OECD conference, emphasizing that even criminals are entitled to human dignity. He conveyed this message to the participants of the international gathering.

Amid discussions on reducing consumption tax for food items, the OECD released a report on May 13, advising Japan to gradually increase its consumption tax to ensure fiscal soundness.

Montenegro's Minister of Economic Development, Nik Đeljošaj, opened the regional presentation of the OECD publication 'SME Policy Index: Western Balkans and Türkiye 2026' in Budva.

A Portuguese article refutes the claim by Paulo Núncio that Portugal has the second most rigid labor legislation among 38 countries, clarifying that an OECD report cited does not support this assertion.

Italy’s Permanent Representations to the OECD and UNESCO celebrated Italian Research Day in the World with an event in Paris, honoring Federico Faggin, dubbed 'the man who saw the future'.

Mircea Abrudean, President of the Senate, announced that the National Liberal Party (PNL) will continue to support PNRR milestones, economic recovery, and Romania's OECD accession from opposition. He emphasized that the party will not endorse irresponsible decisions.

The OECD warns that Zimbabwe's position in the global lithium market is under threat as international competition for the critical mineral intensifies.

Investments in research and development (R&D) are recognized globally and within the European Union as key drivers of innovation and economic growth, with reports from the World Bank and OECD indicating a clear upward trend.

Morocco and Türkiye co-chaired the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Forum on Critical Minerals, held in Istanbul on April 28 and 29, 2026, under the theme "Unlocking Investment and Growth through Partnership."

The Philippines is recognized as a strong performer in pension coverage across Asia, according to OECD data, indicating more workers are entering formal social protection. However, concerns about the long-term viability of the pension system persist.

Financial education initiatives are credited with increasing GDP by 0.3%, with CaixaBank being highlighted by the OECD as a model banking institution for its comprehensive financial literacy programs.

The Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo has launched a new project aimed at training teachers, in partnership with the OECD and EduQA. The program will analyze the opportunities and challenges p

Indonesia's technical review process for accession to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is scheduled to resume in July.

The OECD minimum tax has brought less revenue to Switzerland than anticipated, according to tax experts from Deloitte, who describe it as high effort for low return with questionable incentives.

An OECD study reveals that Portuguese teachers are among the best-trained globally, with the Education Minister expressing surprise at the consistently high quality across the country.

The OECD estimates that the tax burden on labor has increased across its member countries, but Portugal has once again proven to be an exception, with the difference between employer cost and net worker income decreasing for the second consecutive year in 2025.

OECD Secretary-General Matthias Cormann stated that the ongoing conflict in Iran and the wider region is expected to burden Eurozone growth by 0.8% in 2026, though Greece is in a "position of relative strength."

The total tax burden on wages, encompassing income tax and social security contributions for employees and employers, decreased in Greece for 2025, contrasting with an increase observed across OECD countries, according to a new report.

An OECD report indicates a decrease in the total tax burden on wages in Greece for 2025, while Austria remains among the top countries for wage deductions. The findings highlight differing fiscal policies and their impact on workers' earnings across member states.

A new OECD report highlights that long COVID remains a significant economic challenge, costing billions, in addition to being a burden on healthcare systems. The report details the extensive financial consequences of the condition.

The US healthcare system is highlighted as a paradox, with many Americans facing financial ruin due to expensive health insurance. The country spends significantly more on healthcare than other OECD members but lacks universal coverage.

A new OECD study estimates that long Covid could cost developed countries up to $135 billion annually over the next decade, primarily due to its impact on productivity and labor market participation.

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The OECD reports a significant global decline in foreign aid from governments, warning that this belt-tightening will lead to hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths. Australia is noted as being low on the list of aid contributors.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) criticized Slovakia, urging it to promptly address serious legislative and institutional shortcomings in its system for combating bribery of foreign public officials, according to a new OECD working group report.

An OECD survey reveals that a third of private sector workers in Portugal have signed non-compete agreements, a practice increasingly extending beyond management and qualified roles.

The OECD has recorded an increase in non-compete clauses, with these restrictions now extending to lower-paid roles, despite efforts in some countries to curb their use, leading to concerns about their impact on productivity.

The OECD's Nuclear Energy Agency has cautioned that an energy transition primarily reliant on solar and wind power will lead to unsustainable system costs, advocating for new nuclear power plants to manage these expenses despite significant implementation challenges.

An OECD report indicates that vacations will transform in the coming years due to heatwaves, conflicts, and changing travel preferences, prompting tourist destinations to prepare for new challenges.

An OECD study indicates a growing trend of Greek expatriates, who left due to the severe economic crisis, returning to their home country.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) recommended that South Korea broaden its tax base and rely more on less distortive taxes to prepare for rising costs associated with its aging population.

While childcare is becoming more affordable across OECD countries, an analysis compares nursery bills to income in 36 rich countries, examining Ireland's standing.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has warned France about its public debt, recommending tax increases and pension system reform to stabilize its public finances.

A new international OECD survey indicates that public trust in government and public institutions has increased in Iceland.

The OECD has advised Slovakia to continue fiscal consolidation by cutting expenditures rather than raising taxes, criticizing the transactional tax and generous energy aid, and recommending shorter parental leave.

A student movement emphasizes the importance of resisting a narrative of exceptionalism, as Serbia consistently ranks in the lower part of European scales for key socioeconomic indicators according to international organizations like OECD, UN, and WHO.

Ukraine has submitted an updated official application for membership in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and hopes to achieve candidate country status this autumn.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has called for increased taxation on real estate. This recommendation aims to improve fiscal stability and potentially address housing market issues.

Switzerland's Federal Council is taking a cautious approach to the OECD minimum tax, amidst ongoing debate about the country's attractiveness as a business location and concerns from economic representatives.

Ivana Marković (SDP) claims that Croatian Prime Minister Plenković is filling state-owned companies with 'fallen' HDZ members, bypassing laws and OECD recommendations, to secure positions for his party loyalists.

Thailand and Indonesia are actively seeking entry into the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), aiming to enhance credibility, attract investment, and solidify domestic reforms through global standards.

The OECD has advised Oslo to lower its wealth tax, suggesting this change be part of a larger reform that would increase taxes on real estate and inheritances while easing the burden on labor and capital.

Spaniards perceive a high level of corruption, while the country ranks among the lowest in the OECD for implementing anti-corruption regulations. There is a noted absence of internal oversight within political parties.

The OECD has proposed limiting pension costs to free up more funds for defense spending. This recommendation aims to reallocate resources towards national security priorities.

A podcast explores Bulgaria's journey towards joining the club of developed nations, highlighting the rigorous technical requirements across 25 areas that candidate countries must fulfill to become members of the OECD.

Despite political instability, Bulgaria has made significant progress towards OECD membership, with ambitions to complete the process this year, though key steps and political decisions remain.

A report by the OECD outlines four possible scenarios for the creation of a Single Social Benefit (PSU) in Portugal, with potential financial impacts ranging from 18 million euros in savings to an increase of 42 million euros in annual spending.

Eurostat reported that Greece's inflation rate jumped to 5% in May, significantly higher than the Eurozone average of 3.2%, with the OECD indicating Greece leads in this economic challenge.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has projected South Korea's potential growth rate to fall to a record low in 2027, despite strong exports driven by the semiconductor industry.

Beyond commending Greece's public finances, the OECD emphasizes the necessity of greater focus and support for the country's private productive sector of the economy.

The OECD has lowered its growth forecast for Mexico in 2026 from 1.3% to 0.8%, citing a slow first quarter that resulted in a contraction.

A business update highlights a strong warning from the OECD regarding the risk of soaring oil prices, alongside new threats of higher tariffs.

Representatives from Montenegro's Tax Administration, OECD, and UNDP agreed on cooperation in transfer pricing, emphasizing the importance of continuously strengthening administrative and expert capacities of the tax administration.

An OECD report has revealed alarmingly long waiting lists for healthcare services across Europe, with patients in some countries waiting months or even years for examinations and operations.

Finland is presiding over the OECD Ministerial Meeting taking place in Paris, leading discussions among member countries.

Between 2005 and 2024, Chinese companies received an average of three to eight times more subsidies relative to their turnover compared to their competitors in OECD countries.

Türkiye and Australia presented their priorities for the upcoming U.N. climate summit, COP31, during an event held at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris.

Tropical temperatures are challenging students and teachers in Italy, who must continue lessons in un-air-conditioned classrooms, prompting an OECD warning about student risks and calls to modify the school calendar.

Finland's economy experienced more than double the average growth rate of OECD countries in the first quarter of this year, though its unemployment rate also remained high.

The OECD criticizes Austria's fossil fuel subsidies as inefficient and calls for incentives to reduce land consumption, while praising its circular economy and climate ticket initiatives.

An OECD report indicates that Austria is on track to miss its climate goals, raising concerns about the country's environmental commitments.

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A recent study suggests that Switzerland should abolish the OECD minimum tax. This recommendation comes as experts evaluate the country's economic strategy in relation to international tax standards.

The Portuguese Order of Nurses has launched the 'White Paper on Nursing,' a comprehensive guide aimed at shaping the future of the profession. The report highlights a significant increase in nurse emigration rates to OECD countries, though recent years have seen fewer departures.

Greece has achieved the largest increase in per capita income among OECD countries, signaling a significant economic improvement.

Greece recorded the highest increase in real per capita household income among OECD countries, rising by 3.3% between the fourth and third quarters of 2025, significantly above the OECD average of 0.7%.

An OECD report reveals new figures on environmental trends in agriculture, indicating increased production on less land but also highlighting that not all aspects show progress in reducing environmental burdens.

The OECD has issued a warning that poor mental health could lead to significant economic losses for Baltic nations, potentially costing Estonia and Lithuania over 2% of their GDP annually. This highlights the substantial economic impact of mental health issues in the region.

New OECD guidelines clarify that remote work from abroad for an employer does not necessarily create a permanent establishment, meaning the employer may not be liable for income tax in the employee's country of residence.

Transport ministers and senior officials from OECD member countries convened in Leipzig, Germany, to discuss strategies for strengthening the resilience of global transport systems amidst ongoing trade disruptions.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has published a new report on mental health in the EU, highlighting its growing impact on both health and economic outcomes.

A state-commissioned study suggests South Korea is on track to reduce annual working hours to the OECD average by 2030, but warns that further progress requires broader labor reforms.

Greece has introduced a new reform plan for 2028-2034, developed with the OECD, aiming to boost productivity, increase wages, and integrate technology into small and medium-sized enterprises.

An OECD analysis reveals that export restrictions on critical materials have increased fivefold since 2009, impacting global supply chains for defense, technology, and green energy sectors.

Die OECD bescheinigt österreichischen Arbeitnehmern eine außerordentlich hohe Steuerbelastung. Trotzdem will die Regierung ihr Budget weitgehend einkommenseitig sanieren.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has predicted that the shock from energy prices will negatively impact Italy's economic growth for the next two years. This forecast highlights concerns about the country's economic outlook.

Solar investors in Croatia claim that HERA and HOPS are obstructing their projects, thereby slowing down the energy transition and jeopardizing Croatia's energy security, despite OECD recommendations.

Romania's expenditure on education per student is reported to be among the lowest within the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries.

Irish workers pay less tax than the EU average with rates closer to the US than high-tax EU economies such as Belgium, France and Germany, according to analysis by the OECD.

Portugal is listed among the OECD countries that experienced real wage growth last year, with nominal gross wages increasing by 4.9%.

A survey by the OECD indicates that taxes on workers in Britain increased at the fastest rate among the world's richest economies last year, with the 'tax wedge' rising to 32.4% of income in 2025.

An OECD report highlights that Austria ranks among the leading countries in terms of taxes on labor.

Governments across OECD countries are increasingly relying on labor income as an 'easy' source of revenue, leading to wage taxes hitting a decade high, though this strategy risks undermining incentives for work and hiring.

The OECD and G20 have introduced a new plan aimed at closing real estate loopholes, which will expose untaxed funds, rental income, and capital gains globally. This initiative is expected to impact individuals with international property investments.

A new OECD report reveals the significant societal and economic impact of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) across member states, projecting a 31% increase in cases over the next 25 years.

Portugal shows significant disparities in health outcomes, ranking below the OECD average across various indicators. Women, individuals over 75, those with lower education levels, and poorer populations report worse health results.

South Korea is experiencing the most rapid decline in workforce participation among young men within the OECD, attributed to structural changes including increased female employment and the quick adoption of artificial intelligence.