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The was an international confederation of anti-communist émigré organizations from nations subjugated by the and other socialist regimes, founded in late to coordinate resistance against Bolshevik imperialism and promote the of captive peoples through ideological and political unity. Emerging from wartime conferences among , , and nationalist leaders who had opposed both Nazi and Soviet occupations, the ABN emphasized , federalist alternatives to Soviet centralism, and rejection of both fascist and communist as twin evils. Its defining charter, adopted at a congress, outlined a platform for joint struggle against Moscow's domination, including advocacy for of and , and it maintained operations primarily from until the Soviet collapse. The organization's most notable achievements included fostering alliances among disparate groups—such as , Lithuanian, , Cossack, and Turkestani factions—through annual conferences, joint declarations, and propaganda efforts that influenced Western anti-communist policies during the , including input to bodies like the U.S. . It published multilingual bulletins, books, and radio broadcasts to expose Soviet atrocities and promote , while rejecting accommodation with either blocs that ignored Eastern . Controversies arose from the wartime backgrounds of some founders, affiliated with groups like the that collaborated tactically against Soviets before turning on Nazi forces, leading to postwar smears equating anti-Bolshevik resistance with fascism—a often amplified by Soviet-aligned despite primary evidence of the ABN's explicit anti-totalitarian stance. The bloc persisted into the , adapting to post- realities by supporting movements, though it dissolved amid reduced relevance after 1991.

Business and Administrative Identifiers

Australian Business Number

The (ABN) is a unique 11-digit identifier issued to businesses, sole traders, partnerships, trusts, and other entities registered in the Australian Business Register (ABR). It enables streamlined interactions with agencies, including tax reporting and registration for the (GST). Introduced on 1 July 2000 alongside the GST as part of broader tax reforms under A New Tax System (Australian Business Number) Act 1999, the ABN replaced multiple fragmented identifiers to reduce administrative burdens on businesses. Administered by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) through the ABR, with the Commissioner of Taxation serving as the ABR Registrar, the system maintains a of over 20 million active and inactive ABNs as of recent records. Entities must demonstrate entitlement by carrying on an in —defined as activities for producing supplies, such as or services—or making taxable supplies connected to the zone. Non-residents conducting business in may also apply if their activities meet these criteria. Registration is free and typically processed online via the ABR website, requiring proof of identity such as a (TFN), with processing times ranging from immediate to 28 days for manual verification. The ABN format comprises nine entity-specific digits followed by two check digits, which are calculated using a weighted modulus-89 to ensure validity and prevent errors in transcription. Publicly accessible details via the ABN Lookup tool include the ABN itself, entity name, status (active or cancelled), GST registration, and main location, while protected data like TFNs remain confidential. es must quote their ABN to suppliers to avoid a 10% withholding on payments and to claim GST input credits; failure to do so can result in penalties. Entities anticipating annual GST turnover exceeding AU$75,000 are mandated to register for , which requires an active ABN. Updates to ABN details, such as address changes, must be reported within 28 days, and inactive ABNs can be cancelled to prevent misuse. As of 2024, the ABR integrates with other registries like names and superannuation funds to minimize duplication.

Financial Institutions

ABN AMRO

Bank N.V. is a multinational banking and corporation headquartered in , primarily operating in the with select international activities. Its origins trace back to through predecessor institutions, culminating in the 1991 merger of Algemene Bank Nederland and Amsterdam-Rotterdam Bank to form , which at the time ranked among Europe's largest banks by . The bank provides , commercial banking, , and services, emphasizing digital solutions and economic advisory for clients. During the 2007-2008 , was acquired by a consortium of Fortis, , and , but Fortis's Dutch operations faced collapse, leading the Dutch government to nationalize the entity in 2008 to protect depositors and the financial system. This resulted in a 2010 legal merger with Fortis Bank Nederland, re-establishing in its modern form under state ownership. Partial began in 2015 via public share offerings, with the Dutch state's stake reduced to approximately 20% by September 2025 through accelerated sales amid rising merger interest in the sector. As of Q2 2025, ABN AMRO reported a net profit of €606 million and a return on equity of 9.4%, driven by mortgage portfolio growth of €1.8 billion, though it faced a €15 million fine from De Nederlandsche Bank in June 2025 for violating the state-imposed bonus cap during its partial nationalization period. The bank maintains a focus on sustainable finance and SME support, including initiatives like the SME Takeover Desk launched in October 2025 to facilitate business successions. It ranks as the Netherlands' third-largest bank by assets, with total revenue of approximately €8.75 billion in recent annual figures.

Healthcare and Medical Uses

Advance Beneficiary Notice

The Advance Beneficiary Notice of Noncoverage (ABN), standardized as Form CMS-R-131, is a written document that providers, including physicians, suppliers, home health agencies, and independent laboratories, must deliver to beneficiaries prior to furnishing items or services anticipated to be denied by . Its primary function is to notify the beneficiary of the provider's belief that will not cover the service—typically due to lack of medical necessity, exceeding allowable frequency or duration limits, or failure to meet statutory coverage criteria—thereby enabling and shifting potential financial from the provider to the patient if occurs. This mechanism stems from Section 1879 of the , which permits beneficiary liability for noncovered services under specific conditions while protecting providers from payment denials attributable to their own errors. Providers are required to issue an ABN only when they reasonably expect Medicare denial for reasons within the beneficiary's control, such as opting for a non-standard or when services deviate from coverage guidelines; it is not mandated for routine, expectedly covered procedures or post-service denials. The form must specify the service or item, the rationale for anticipated noncoverage (e.g., "not medically reasonable and necessary"), estimated costs in ranges or specifics, and beneficiary options: with full , limitation to covered aspects, or refusal of the service. Beneficiaries must to acknowledge receipt, and verbal notices suffice only in emergencies, followed by written delivery; failure to obtain a valid ABN exposes providers to liability for denied claims, potentially requiring write-offs or appeals. The ABN form originated as a tool to clarify liability under Medicare's evolving claims processing rules, with a standardized one-page version introduced by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) in 2001 to simplify prior multi-form variants. Subsequent revisions include a 2011 update to CMS-R-131, with a renewed version mandated effective August 31, 2020, extending its OMB approval expiration to June 30, 2023, to incorporate clearer language and compliance aids amid rising audit scrutiny. When billing with an ABN, providers append modifiers like GA (for expected denial) or GY (for statutorily excluded items) to claims, facilitating Medicare's automated review and potential appeals by beneficiaries if coverage is later upheld. Noncompliance rates have prompted CMS educational campaigns, as improper ABN use can lead to beneficiary surprise billing or provider sanctions under the False Claims Act for knowing submission of unsupported claims.

Professional Medical Organizations

The Association of British Neurologists (ABN), established in 1932, serves as the primary professional organization for neurologists in the and , with membership extending to approximately 1,500 consultants and trainees. It focuses on advancing neurological care through guideline development, such as the 2025 update on autoimmune management, educational programs, research promotion, and advocacy for improved nervous system health services. The Alabama Board of Nursing (ABN) functions as the regulatory body overseeing nursing licensure, practice standards, and disciplinary actions in to safeguard public safety. Authorized under state law, it issues licenses to over 100,000 nurses, conducts investigations into complaints, and issues declaratory rulings on scope-of-practice issues, such as RN administration of Botox, while collaborating with the Board of Medical Examiners on protocols for advanced practice roles amid staffing shortages. The American Board of Professional Neuropsychology (ABN) certifies clinical neuropsychologists through rigorous examination and peer review, recognizing expertise in diagnosing and treating cognitive and behavioral impairments related to neurological conditions. Founded to uphold standards independent of broader psychology boards, it has awarded diplomate status since 1982 to professionals demonstrating advanced skills in neuropsychological assessment and intervention.

Media and Broadcasting

Asia Business News

Asia Business News (ABN) was a 24-hour pan-Asian news television channel owned by , launched on November 1, 1993, from studios in . The channel provided coverage of financial markets, economic developments, and corporate across Asia, targeting business audiences in the region with live reporting and analysis. ABN operated as the Asian counterpart to Dow Jones' European Business News (EBN), emphasizing real-time updates on stock exchanges, currency fluctuations, and regional trade dynamics during its five years of independent broadcasting. Its programming included market opens, interviews with executives, and segments on emerging Asian economies, distributed via satellite to viewers in countries such as , , and the . In December 1997, Dow Jones announced a merger of ABN with NBC's CNBC Asia to consolidate international business news operations under the CNBC brand, aiming to enhance distribution and content synergies amid growing competition. The integration, completed on February 2, 1998, relocated CNBC Asia's headquarters from Hong Kong to ABN's Singapore facilities, leading to approximately 150 job cuts as part of operational streamlining. Post-merger, ABN ceased as a standalone entity, with its resources folded into the expanded CNBC Asia network, which retained a focus on Asian markets while incorporating broader global feeds.

Agencia Bolivariana de Noticias

The Agencia Bolivariana de Noticias (ABN) was established in April 2005 by the Venezuelan government under President as a state-owned tasked with disseminating official information aligned with the Bolivarian Revolution's objectives. It succeeded the earlier Venezuelan Press Agency (Venpres), which had been founded in as a national wire service but was restructured to emphasize ideological content supporting Chávez's socialist policies. Headquartered in and operating under the Ministry of Popular Power for Communication and Information, ABN functioned as a of news wires for state-controlled media outlets, focusing on government achievements, anti-imperialist rhetoric against the , and alliances with nations like , , and . ABN's content consistently prioritized narratives portraying Venezuela's leadership as defenders against foreign interference, such as framing domestic protests as orchestrated by opposition forces backed by Washington. During its operation, it expanded coverage to include multimedia elements, including audiovisual production, to amplify official decrees and speeches, such as those from Chávez's "Aló Presidente" program. By 2009, amid efforts to consolidate state media, the agency was rebranded as the Agencia Venezolana de Noticias (AVN) through a decree published in the Official Gazette on October 1, 2009, with the transition formalized in June 2010; this change aimed to broaden its appeal while retaining its role as the government's informational arm. Critics, including human rights organizations, have characterized ABN's reporting as propagandistic, systematically omitting or distorting evidence of government shortcomings like exceeding 1,000,000% in 2018 or electoral irregularities in the 2018 presidential vote, where turnout was reported at 46% amid widespread abstention and fraud allegations verified by independent observers. As a fully state-funded entity without , it exemplified the Chávez-Madurera era's media concentration, where public outlets echoed regime lines on issues like the 2017 elections, boycotted by major opposition parties due to non-transparent processes controlled by the Electoral . This alignment contributed to Venezuela's ranking near the bottom of global press freedom indices, with noting systemic censorship and self-censorship in state agencies like ABN/AVN.

Military and Aviation

Airborne Operations

In military terminology, ABN is the standard abbreviation for , denoting forces, units, or personnel qualified for operations involving insertion or air deployment into zones. Airborne operations encompass the tactical movement of troops and support elements by to seize behind enemy lines, disrupt communications, or secure key terrain, followed by ground maneuver to achieve mission success. According to U.S. Department of Defense , such operations involve airlifting forces into an objective area for execution of tactical, operational, or strategic missions, with extraction potentially via air, sea, or land routes once objectives are met. These operations demand specialized training in parachuting, rigging equipment, and rapid assembly under fire, with units like the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division maintaining readiness for global deployment within 18 hours. Historically, airborne tactics emerged in the interwar period but matured during World War II, with the first U.S. airborne assault occurring on November 8, 1942, during Operation Torch in North Africa, where the 2nd Battalion, 509th Parachute Infantry Regiment dropped to secure airfields. Subsequent operations, such as the 82nd Airborne's jumps in Sicily (July 1943) and Normandy (June 6, 1944), demonstrated capabilities for vertical envelopment but highlighted vulnerabilities like scattered drops and high casualties from anti-aircraft fire. Modern doctrine, as outlined in U.S. Army Field Manual 3-99, emphasizes integration with joint fires, precision navigation via GPS-guided parachutes, and joint airborne-air assault maneuvers, distinguishing pure airborne (parachute-only) from air assault (helicopter-based) to mitigate risks like weather dependency and enemy air defenses. Airborne-qualified units, denoted by ABN in organizational titles (e.g., 1st Brigade Combat Team (ABN), 82nd Airborne Division), undergo rigorous certification, including the Basic Airborne Course, to ensure proficiency in mass tactical assemblies of up to brigade size. While effective for forcible entry against non-peer adversaries, airborne operations face scrutiny in peer conflicts due to advanced integrated air defenses, prompting doctrinal shifts toward smaller, special operations insertions rather than division-scale drops.

Aviation Codes and Designators

In aviation, the three-letter designator ABN is assigned by the (ICAO) to , the airline of , with the corresponding IATA two-letter code ZB and telephony designator "Air Albania". commenced operations on 29 March 2021, initially serving routes from to destinations in using a fleet of and A320 . The ABN designates Albina Airstrip (ICAO: SMBN), a small public-use located in Albina, , at coordinates 5°31′00″N 054°03′00″W and of 19 feet (6 meters) above . This facility primarily supports and regional flights, with no recorded commercial airline incidents in databases as of 2025. ABN also appears as an abbreviation for "aerodrome beacon" in ICAO-documented aviation terminology and NOTAM (Notice to Air Missions) codes, referring to a visual navigation aid that emits directional flashing light to indicate an aerodrome's location at night, typically white or green for civilian fields and distinct patterns for military use. These beacons operate under International Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) outlined in ICAO Annex 14, with specifications for intensity (e.g., 2,000–20,000 candela) and flash rates to ensure pilot identification from up to 30 nautical miles.

Other Uses

General Terms

The Australian Business Number (ABN) is a unique 11-digit identifier issued to businesses, sole traders, partnerships, trusts, and other entities operating in , facilitating interactions with government agencies, suppliers, and customers. It serves primarily for tax administration purposes, including Goods and Services Tax () registration and quoting to avoid withholding tax on payments. Entities with an expected annual turnover exceeding A$75,000 are generally required to register for and thus obtain an ABN, though voluntary registration is possible for smaller operations to claim input tax credits. Administered by the Australian Business Register (ABR), which is managed by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), the ABN system was established under the A New Tax System (Australian Business Number) Act 1999 to streamline business identification amid the introduction of on July 1, 2000. Applications are submitted online via the ABR website, requiring details such as entity type, business activities, and linkage; approval typically occurs within 28 days if eligibility criteria are met, including conducting an enterprise in or making taxable supplies connected to the indirect tax zone. Non-residents may qualify if engaging in Australian trade, but must appoint an Australian representative or use a local agent for compliance. Publicly accessible via the ABN Lookup tool, the register provides verification of active status, entity names, and GST registration without revealing sensitive details like addresses unless voluntarily disclosed. Failure to maintain accurate ABN details can result in cancellation, penalties for misuse in invoicing, or withholding tax deductions by payers at 47% for unquoted or invalid numbers. As of 2023, over 15 million ABNs have been issued, underscoring its role as a foundational element of Australia's business ecosystem.

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