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Referendum on "environmentally responsible" economic initiatives

I have always been deeply interested in exploring theoretical concepts, particularly the role of governments in encouraging businesses to adopt environmentally responsible practices. This interest extends to analyzing the creation of general models that often overlook the unique characteristics of different sectors. With a professional background spanning several years in the financial industry, I decided to focus on how governments influence banks to invest sustainably. Interestingly, much has already been written on this topic.

After reviewing both scientific and non-scientific literature, I propose a new international centralization-decentralization model, with a specific focus on the Swiss model as a special case. The discussion then narrows to the banking sector, resulting in the development of a distinctive model tailored to the Swiss financial industry. Finally, the role of the Swiss government in promoting sustainable investments by Swiss banks is further examined.

There are four main reasons for this focus. First, Swiss banks remain dominant players in private banking, asset management, and wealth management, with a global reputation in sustainable investment. Second, Switzerland is recognized as a leading global financial hub, and the Swiss Confederation plays a unique and pivotal role in promoting sustainable investments among its financial institutions. Third, the banking sector itself is evolving, with deposits no longer solely collected to finance loans but increasingly aimed at addressing future-oriented goals. - Posted on : 17-December-2024

National Assembly

The Azerbaijan National Assembly, also known as the Milli Majlis, is the legislative body of Azerbaijan. The members of the Milli Majlis are elected for five-year terms through a mixed electoral system that combines single-member districts with proportional representation.

In recent elections, the ruling party, New Azerbaijan Party (YAP), has maintained a dominant position, often resulting in a parliament with limited opposition representation. The elections are typically monitored by international observers, but concerns about the fairness and transparency of the process are commonly raised. - Posted on : 23-August-2024

Elections 2024

President Aliyevs New Azerbaijan Party is anticipated to secure a new majority in the oil-rich countrys legislature. The parliamentary elections set for September 1 are not expected to significantly alter the current composition of the legislature. On Friday, Aliyev issued a decree to dissolve the parliament, which is currently controlled by his New Azerbaijan Party. - Posted on : 23-August-2024

The Indian opposition criticized the government as top election officials resigned before the vote.

Indias main opposition party has accused the government of "systematically dismantling independent institutions" after the election commissions second-most senior official resigned days before the date for the general election was announced.

Arun Goyals resignation as Election Commissioner on Saturday leaves the Election Commission of India (ECI) with only one of its three top officials in charge of the worlds biggest election with more than 960 million registered voters. Ordered to be held.
The Ministry of Law and Justice said in a statement published in the official gazette that President Draupadi Murmu has accepted Goyals resignation, without giving any reason for his departure.

Goyal, who took over as Election Commissioner in November 2022, is yet to make a public statement on his resignation. The Election Commission spokesperson said that they do not know why Goyal resigned.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seeking a rare third consecutive term in the general elections due by May. - Posted on : 11-March-2024

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