N. Christodoulides: We act responsibly - Our homeland is not part of a military operation
President of Cyprus, Nicos Christodoulides, emphasizes the country's commitment to security and humanitarian roles amidst the Middle East conflict, asserting that Cyprus will not participate in any military operations.
Cultural Policy: "A Significant Risk of Corruption and Mismanagement"
The Berlin government plans to significantly restrict the Freedom of Information Act, which is critical for transparency in governmental actions.
The Government turns 8-M into an act of 'no to war' with applause for Sánchez and Redondo
Spain's government transformed the International Women's Day event into an anti-war demonstration, with prominent leaders advocating for women's rights and pacifism.
Yoon Seok-yeol's side brings in the judgment of Ji-kwon as 'martial law cabinet meeting is also an act of governance'
The trial concerning former President Yoon Seok-yeol's obstruction of arrest and infringement of councilors' right to deliberation began in earnest at the Seoul High Court.
What are tariffs: a guide to understanding how the main tool of Trump's government was declared illegal by the Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court has declared illegal the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, jeopardizing his economic strategy that relied heavily on these measures.
S. Famellos to K. Mitsotakis regarding the Council of Political Leaders: 'Do not act like Louis XVI'
The leader of SYRIZA–Progressive Alliance, Sokratis Famellos, criticized Prime Minister Mitsotakis for refusing to convene the Council of Political Leaders in light of the Iran conflict, labeling his stance as 'Louis XVI-like' and emphasizing Greece's unwavering support for Cyprus.
'Better off being homeless': Canberra's biggest landlord failing tenants
The ACT Ombudsman criticizes the ACT government for failing to adequately fulfill its responsibilities as a landlord, highlighting severe issues in public housing conditions.
Stamp duty scheme slammed by ACT Auditor-General
The ACT Auditor-General has criticized the stamp duty concession scheme for its complex rules and poor communication, which has resulted in financial hardship for some Canberrans.
The ACT's fiscal situation is dire, but there are no 'easy fixes'
An independent economist attributes the ACT's financial difficulties to government policy decisions, while the Chief Minister defends current spending practices.
Child missing for three hours from after-school program, documents reveal
A nine-year-old child was missing for three hours from an after-school program in Canberra, highlighting severe supervision failures and potential budget cuts affecting safety protocols.
Evening recap: Police Council confirms Disu as IG, FG begins direct oil revenue remittance, Wike tackles opposition, other top stories
The article covers significant political and economic developments in Nigeria, including the appointment of a new Inspector-General of Police, the government's new oil revenue policy, and political accusations amid the upcoming elections.
Ruling Party Proposes Conclusion of Budget Questioning on 13th; Opposition Calls It 'An Act of Legislative Suicide'
The ruling party in Japan has proposed to conclude the questioning regarding the 2026 fiscal budget on the 13th, provoking strong backlash from the opposition who termed it a legislative suicide.
Criteria for Heating Choices: Who Benefits from the New Heating Law
The German government promotes the upcoming Building Modernization Act, emphasizing rational decision-making regarding heating choices amidst consumer hesitation.
Corruption in the AFA: the IGJ presses for observers, but the Justice Ministry does not progress
The General Inspectorate of Justice is urging the appointment of observers within the Argentine Football Association amidst ongoing corruption investigations, but the Justice Ministry has yet to act on this request.
Appeal for information about newborn boy left at Canberra fire station
Authorities in Canberra are seeking information about a newborn boy left at a fire station as they look to determine his future care arrangements.
Government Supporters Say Bolsonaro Act at Paulista Was a 'Failure'
Lula's government allies downplayed the impact of a recent pro-Bolsonaro rally, labeling it a 'failure' amidst rising electoral competition.
Supreme Court: The Need to Enforce Draft Obligations Among Haredim is Growing but the State is Not Explaining How It Will Act
The Israeli Supreme Court has expressed growing concern over the lack of enforcement of draft obligations for Haredim, stating that the government has not provided clarity on its intended actions.
‘Why was the inclusion of primary contractor unions in the negotiation window integration omitted from the Yellow Envelope Act manual?
The South Korean government has implemented a new labor law requiring primary contractors to negotiate with subcontractor unions, yet the inclusion of primary contractor unions in this process has been omitted from the official manual.
The Balancing Act of the Italian Government: "Easing Tensions". One Hundred Italians to Evacuate
The Italian government, led by Giorgia Meloni, faces challenges in balancing its stance on international military actions while preparing to evacuate citizens from Iran amidst escalating tensions.
Tuf, approved the reform of sanctions. Yes to restructured fines and plea agreements
The Italian Council of Ministers has approved a legislative decree to reform the sanctioning system of the Consolidated Financial Intermediation Act (TUF), aiming to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in financial market regulations.
Gleisi says that breaking Lulinha's confidentiality was a coup, and government officials try to annul the act
Brazil's Institutional Relations Minister Gleisi Hoffmann labeled the breaking of confidentiality surrounding President Lula's son as a coup, as government officials seek to annul the decision made by a parliamentary committee.
Constitutional Court Dismisses Constitutional Petition Against Government's Provision of 'Immigration Biometrics' to Private Firms
The Constitutional Court dismissed a petition claiming the government's act of providing biometric data collected for immigration management purposes to private companies was unconstitutional.
Is Delcy Rodríguez Taking Revenge? House of María Corina Machado's Assistant Raided
The Venezuelan government confiscated the house of Laura Acosta, personal assistant to opposition leader María Corina Machado, an act denounced by the Vente Venezuela party as political retaliation.
Building Modernization Act: "We should reconsider how we heat"
The German government is promoting biogas for climate-friendly heating in buildings, but Peter Kornatz of the German Biomass Research Center argues against this approach.
After Agreement: Relief to Dismay over the New Heating Plans
The coalition government in Germany has reached an agreement on the reform of the Building Energy Act, eliciting a range of emotional reactions from various stakeholders.
Exxon fights for Cuban assets
ExxonMobil is seeking damages from Cuba for property seized by the Cuban government, as it argues its case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Habeck's 65 Percent Rule for Heaters is Being Abolished
The German government has decided to abolish the 65 percent rule for heating systems set by former Minister Robert Habeck, relieving homeowners while still emphasizing climate protection.
What if the president vetoes the SAFE act? The government: We will benefit, but there is one 'but'
The debate over Poland's SAFE program has intensified political clashes among the ruling coalition, opposition, and the Presidential Palace, with significant financial implications for national defense.
New ACT laws to target 'high-risk' firearms licence holders
The ACT government has proposed new laws allowing police to search properties of 'high-risk' firearms licence holders without a warrant, raising concerns about privacy and human rights.
‘We need to act’ on men’s health, minister says as government seeks feedback
Canada's Health Minister Marjorie Michel emphasizes the need for a national strategy to improve men's health outcomes while seeking public consultation.
What to Rescue from the Agreement?
A recent US Supreme Court ruling has eliminated the legal basis for imposing unilateral tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, significantly affecting the trade agreement between Ecuador and the United States.
Marriage Registration Rules to Change in Gujarat
The Gujarat government is proposing amendments to the Marriage Registration Act to make the registration process more transparent and ensure the safety of daughters while respecting social traditions.
The Constitutional Committee Gives Green Light to the Amendment of the Conscription Act
The Constitutional Committee of Finland supports the government's proposal to amend the Conscription Act, stating that there are no constitutional obstacles to the changes.
Nawrocki signed the law to expire the Ukrainian special act
President Karol Nawrocki signed a government law terminating the special support for Ukrainian citizens, emphasizing the need for systematic rules in assistance.
Nova Scotia’s Finance Department says over-budget spending needed to act swiftly
Nova Scotia's Finance Department defends its over-budget spending practices, emphasizing the necessity for flexibility in responding to citizens' needs despite criticism from the auditor general and opposition parties.
Did he act behind the minister's back? Lrytas found out why K. Vaitiekūnas decided to dismiss the chancellor
Lithuanian Finance Minister Kristupas Vaitiekūnas dismissed Chancellor Mindaugas Šima for appointing a new Customs Department head without his knowledge, indicating a breakdown of trust.
Funding for essential surgeries for cancer patients available only until March; doctors urge government to act
Doctors at Eastern Hospital in Latvia are raising concerns about the limited availability of funding for crucial cancer surgeries, which will only last until March, urging the government to take action.
The government wants to tighten the procedure for awarding the Polish Card
The Polish government has proposed changes to the Polish Card Act aimed at tightening the application process and enhancing national security measures.
Controversial PIP Act Adopted by the Government. Employers Criticize the Decision
A new law concerning the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) in Poland has been adopted despite objections from the business community, which claims insufficient time for feedback.
Insult to Mattarella, Italy against Iran
An Iranian MP's act of tearing a photo of Italian President Sergio Mattarella sparked outrage in Italy, prompting the government to summon the Iranian ambassador for explanations.
Former Agriculture Ministers: The Government Must Act Immediately to Save E-Piim
Former Agriculture Ministers from the Social Democratic Party are urging the Estonian government to take immediate action regarding the crisis faced by E-Piim.
Major changes in income tax law, government informs SC
The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court about ongoing amendments to Section 150 of the Income Tax Act, which will affect thousands of pending assessment cases.
Prof. Ryszard Piotrowski: The Cybersecurity Act at Odds with the Constitution
Professor Ryszard Piotrowski critiques the Polish Cybersecurity Act, arguing that its provisions conflict with constitutional principles.
No 25% levy on building materials in Tax Act, FG counters Amaechi
The Nigerian Federal Government has denied allegations that a new tax law will impose a 25% levy on building materials and construction funds, responding to claims made by former Minister Rotimi Amaechi.
SMA urgent 'act now' plea to government to save more babies from disability
A UK parliamentary committee chair has urged the government to include spinal muscular atrophy testing in the newborn heel prick test after delays in implementing curative treatments.
The true cause of A. Navalny's death becomes clear: he was poisoned with a rare toxin
A. Navalny was reportedly poisoned with a rare toxin, epibatidine, classified as a chemical weapon, prompting strong statements from European nations linking this act to the Russian government.
Killing children for revenge, hypothesis for case in Goiás, is a crime committed more by men
A government secretary in Brazil has shot his two children, killing one and gravely wounding the other, in an act of suspected filicide associated with revenge against a former partner.
Elections Canada says Freeland broke rule by answering byelection questions
Elections Canada has ruled that former Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland inadvertently breached the Elections Act by discussing a Toronto byelection during government press conferences.
Ruling against Palestine Action ban is embarrassing defeat for the government
A UK court ruling has deemed the government's ban on the activist group Palestine Action as disproportionate, reinforcing concerns about freedom of speech.
British court: Illegal act when pro-Palestinian group was labeled as a terrorist organization
A British court ruled that the government's designation of the pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action as a terrorist organization was unlawful.