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hello, i m lyse doucet. israel s military says it carried out a new ground raid in gaza overnight to target hamas fighters. it is the second night in a row. infantry and armoured units were accompanied by helicopter gunships as they entered eastern gaza city. these pictures, supplied by the idf, apparently show a hamas tunnel being struck by a guided missile. positions for launching anti tank missiles and command and control centres were also hit and the military says it has killed a senior hamas commander who helped organise the 7th october attacks. the army said all israeli troops exited the area with no injuries. this is the second ground incursion in as many days. many are asking when a wider ground attack will take place. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has insisted a full offensive is coming. he said the timing had yet to be determined. there is more news now, dire warnings from the united nations. the un humanitarian coordinatorfor the occupied pa ....
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a new report, funded by the european union, has found that the world s super rich are still able to pay low rates of tax, despite a decade of efforts to reduce evasion. the study says there are still too many loopholes and billionaires are able to pay less than half a percent of their wealth. the eu tax observatory, which is behind the report, is calling for a new global minimum tax on billionaires saying that if the richest 3000 people in the world paid 2%, then it would raise $250 billion a year. let s speak now to one of the report s authors quentin parrinello, senior advisor at the eu tax 0bservatory+. what more can you tell us about what this report is calling for and whether it s feasible? in this report we are trying to target tax evasion and mistakes have happened in the last decade in terms of tax evasion. mainly focusing on the taxation of billionaires. we are asking to replicate the agreement on the global scale. for global billionaires. as you said, glob ....