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7 December 2025

• diffhist War 07:42 +687 OSINTsparrow talk contribs (Added information.) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist OECD 03:59 −11,187 Nick-D talk contribs (excessive detail and not appropraite as references) Tag: Undo
• diffhist 2025 German federal election 01:53 −19 Number 57 talk contribs (Avoid repetition)
• diffhist m Opposition to immigration 01:15 −1 Jprg1966 talk contribs (→Costa Rica)
• diffhist European Union 00:49 +2 Dasomm talk contribs (→Eurozone and banking union)
• diffhist m Population transfer 00:35 −7 Jprg1966 talk contribs (→Middle East)

6 December 2025

• diffhist Jus soli 23:02 −250 ~2025-39033-98 talk contribs (Deleted Section has no citation provided and is an unnecessary aside.)
• diffhist Offenbach am Main 23:00 −18 Robby talk contribs (→External links: link to Commons is now defined on Wikidata) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist Germany 22:51 −1 Maxeto0910 talk contribs (removed unnecessary comma) Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
• diffhist Germany 22:51 −1 Maxeto0910 talk contribs (avoid repetitive wording) Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
• diffhist Social environment 20:49 −7 Rotideypoc41352 talk contribs (→top: MOS:REFERS) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
• diffhist Jus soli 19:56 −22 Butterboy talk contribs (Updated UK information to provide how the law evolved over time.)
• diffhist Croats 19:35 +40 Sadko talk contribs (+ CN tag) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
• diffhist Croats 19:31 −1,138 Sadko talk contribs ("A person from the territory of Croatia" (per source) does not necessarily mean a Croat. Therefore, not precise.) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist Croats 19:29 −66 Sadko talk contribs (no sources) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist Alien (law) 18:22 −22 LauraHartwell UT1 talk contribs (All of the previously cited references state that the person must be a resident, a key element missing from the previous version.)
• diffhist Alien (law) 18:08 −95 LauraHartwell UT1 talk contribs (Removal of US bias in the Canadian entry.)
• diffhist m Internal migration 18:07 +294 Cander23 talk contribs (Added relevant information about net migration in Wyoming increasing after the pandemic.) Tags: nowiki added Visual edit
• diffhist Alien (law) 18:03 +193 LauraHartwell UT1 talk contribs (Non-citizen with reference.)
• diffhist OECD 15:43 +2,940 Sascho Jovanoski 70329 talk contribs (→Taxation: This historical data visualization, showing Income Taxes By Country in 2005, offers a specific benchmark for analyzing long-term trends in the burden of personal and corporate income tax across member states. This is crucial for assessing the evolution of national tax structures and the impact of taxation on income on competitiveness and equity within the OECD framework. This historical data visualization, showing Income Taxes By Country in 2005, offers a specific benchmark for a) Tags: Reverted Visual edit
• diffhist Croats 15:28 +52 ~2025-38846-96 talk contribs (It is not unsourced https://www.migrationpolicy.org/programs/data-hub/charts/immigrant-and-emigrant-populations-country-origin-and-destination) Tag: Undo
• diffhist OECD 15:13 +13 Sascho Jovanoski 70329 talk contribs (→Objectives and issues: corrected version) Tags: Reverted Visual edit: Switched
• diffhist OECD 15:12 +713 Sascho Jovanoski 70329 talk contribs (→Objectives and issues: added literature) Tags: Reverted Visual edit
• diffhist OECD 15:03 +695 Sascho Jovanoski 70329 talk contribs (The map, which tracks global economic instability from 2008 to 2010, is central to analyzing the sovereign debt crisis that followed the global financial meltdown. The focus on the PIIGS countries (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, Spain) highlights the severe banking and fiscal challenges within the Eurozone, illustrating the speculative pressures and policy responses required to stabilize the economies of developed nations during this critical period.) Tags: Reverted Visual edit
• diffhist Croats 14:51 −52 Semsûrî talk contribs (Let's not use unsourced maps (Mali?)) Tags: Reverted Visual edit
• diffhist OECD 14:43 +4,441 Sascho Jovanoski 70329 talk contribs (→Objectives and issues: This chart precisely measures the Tax Wedge—the difference between the total cost of labor to an employer and the corresponding employee's net take-home pay—across OECD nations. This data is vital for the OECD's Directorate for Employment, Labour, and Social Affairs and the Centre for Tax Policy and Administration. It directly informs policy decisions regarding labor market efficiency, unemployment incentives, and the distribution of the social security burden across) Tags: Reverted Visual edit
• diffhist Immigration law 14:20 +351 Meetonas talk contribs Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
• diffhist OECD 14:04 +850 Sascho Jovanoski 70329 talk contribs (→Objectives and issues: The image "Tax structure trends in OECD countires.png" provides a crucial long-term perspective (1965–2018) on the evolution of national tax policies across the OECD. It illustrates how OECD nations have fundamentally shifted their reliance on different sources of tax revenue, showing the changing mix between direct taxes (like income and corporate taxes) and indirect taxes (like VAT and sales taxes). This trend data is essential for the OECD's work in coordinating ta) Tags: Reverted Visual edit
• diffhist OECD 14:01 +785 Sascho Jovanoski 70329 talk contribs (→Objectives and issues: This map illustrates the widespread commitment to the OECD's historic Pillar 2 initiative, showing which countries have signed or subsequently joined the agreement to implement a 15% global minimum corporate tax rate. The map serves as a real-time status report on the multilateral effort to end tax competition and profit shifting by multinational corporations, highlighting the OECD's success in coordinating global tax policy to ensure large companies pay their fair sh) Tags: Reverted Visual edit
• diffhist OECD 13:26 +750 Sascho Jovanoski 70329 talk contribs (→Objectives and issues: The image, which illustrates Tax Revenue as a percentage of GDP across OECD member countries, is central to the organization's mission. The OECD acts as a forum to compare, analyze, and coordinate the economic policies of its members, and Taxation is one of its core work areas. This comparative data provides the empirical basis for the Centre for Tax Policy and Administration (CTPA) to develop international standards, such as the global minimum corporate tax (Pillars) Tags: Reverted Visual edit
• diffhist European Union 13:23 −106 Absolutiva talk contribs (→External links: WP:ELNO again) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor