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Social Security Trust Fund Projected to Run Out in Fourth Quarter of 2032

If lawmakers do not act, payroll-tax receipts would cover about 78% of scheduled retirement benefits, forcing roughly a 22% automatic cut.

Triple Lock Pension Under Renewed Pressure From Watchdogs and Think Tanks

Delhi HC Overturns 2021 Ruling, Says Kejriwal’s Covid Rent Promise Is Not Legally Enforceable

Hamburg Watchdog Issues Restricted Verdict on 2024, Citing Budget Breaches and Project Failures

Argentina Pulls State From IMF Loan Case as Prosecutor Appeals Archive

WEF Confirms Javier Milei Will Attend Davos 2026 for a Third Straight Year

Reeves Sets March 3 for OBR Interim Forecast Without Fiscal-Rule Assessment

Ley and Sloane Rally Liberals for Economic Reset at NSW State Council

French Lawmakers Push Higher Fee on Extra‑EU Small Parcels as VAT Shortfall Is Probed

Calviño’s Memoir Recasts Coalition Feuds, From Bildu Shock to Labor Reform Clash

Bessent Targets Warren With Evita-Style Post, Labels Her 'American Peronist' in Argentina Aid Fight

Starmer Escalates Attack on Reform UK in Conference Appeal for 'Renewal'

Critics Target Berlin Chancellery Expansion Over €1.3 Million Per-Desk Price

Brandenburg Landtag Passes Budget Committee Vote as Debt Rule Alterations Remain Contested

Government maintains exclusion of millionaire pensioners as it prepares winter fuel payment rethink

Greens Accuse German Government of Breaking €500 Billion Fund Promises

French Pension Talks Face Turmoil Over Military Spending and Retirement Age

Musk and Ramaswamy Face Challenges in Leading Government Efficiency Department

Prabowo Subianto Prepares for Indonesian Presidency with Cabinet Expansion Plans

Israel's Credit Rating Downgraded Amid Ongoing Conflict