EU agreement fails to deliver on expectations for real corporate tax transparency Today, EU negotiators struck an agreement on the public Country-by-Country Reporting proposal.
Inaction is not an option: we need strong rules on director’s role to make business better Oxfam has joined 14 NGOs to push the European Commission to keep to its commitment to reform the role of company directors to make big companies more account
Oxfam reaction to the ceasefire in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Israel Shane Stevenson, Oxfam Country Director for the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Israel said:
Amazon ruling is a case in point for urgent tax reforms Europe’s General Court ruled that Amazon did not profit from illegal state aid in Luxembourg.
Closure of model camp on Greek islands amidst horrific living conditions is cause for concern Greece’s decision to close a good-practice refugee camp must be questioned.
Pledges fail Syrians In reaction to the pledges made today at the Brussels-Syria donor conference, Oxfam Syria’s Country Director, Moutaz Adham, said
EU leaders should stop squabbling and overrule pharma monopolies to boost supply The EU Council meets Thursday 25 to discuss the European-wide scarcity of COVID-19 vaccines that is sparking a dispute between European countries and the UK.
After five years of failed asylum policies, it is time for the EU to do better Five years ago, today, European leaders announced the EU-Turkey deal.
Nearly 40 per cent of Yemen families forced into debt to pay for essentials – Oxfam Nearly two out of every five families in Yemen buy food and medicines using debt, according to Oxfam research published today.
Mega-rich recoup COVID-losses in record-time yet billions will live in poverty for at least a decade The 1,000 richest people on the planet recouped their COVID-19 losses within just nine months, but it could take more th