Will drivers go faster? A limit of 150 km/h on the horizon
The Polish Ministry of Infrastructure is considering raising the maximum speed limit on motorways to 150 km/h, a proposal highlighted in a recent radio broadcast featuring Minister Dariusz Klimczak.
"Moving Electrically": Three-month extension and budget increase
The Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has announced a three-month extension and a budget increase for the 'Moving Electrically' program.
Ban on Using Mobile Batteries on Board Starts Mid-April, Public Comments Begin
Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced a ban on the use of mobile batteries onboard planes starting mid-April due to increasing incidents of smoking and fire.
Vice Ministry of Culture delivers over $1 million to winning projects of non-reimbursable contest funds in Guayas
Ecuador's Vice Ministry of Culture allocated over $1.2 million to support various cultural projects in the Guayas province for the 2024-2025 periods.
The Ministry of Interior will build the Vera Caslavska Training Center, announced Babis
Prime Minister Andrej Babis announced that the Ministry of Interior will start designing and building the Vera Caslavska National Training Center in Prague, aiming to provide a dedicated space for gymnastics and other sports.
Building a new Zarasai bypass: the municipality calls it a historic breakthrough
The Lithuanian Ministry of Transport has commissioned a new bypass for the town of Zarasai, aimed at improving road safety and reducing air pollution.
Lithuania submits a protest note to Russia regarding strikes on Ukraine
Lithuania's Foreign Ministry issued a protest note to Russia in response to ongoing attacks on Ukraine, highlighting the impact of recent missile and drone strikes on civilians and infrastructure.
Botswana: Land Reform to Address Structural Failures
Botswana's Ministry of Lands and Agriculture plans a comprehensive land reform to enhance the economic viability of land management practices.
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport Issues Pre-Notice for Construction Suspension of 'Garden of Gratitude'... Seoul City Says 'Will Supplement Relevant Procedures'
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport has notified Seoul City of a pre-order for the suspension of construction on the 'Garden of Gratitude' project, leading the city to acknowledge government concerns and commit to revising its procedures.
Court orders improvements on Assis Chateaubriand Highway in the interior of SP
A Brazilian court has ordered highway maintenance and safety improvements on the Assis Chateaubriand Highway following a request from the São Paulo Public Ministry due to high fatal accident rates.
Ukraine responds to the ultimatum from Hungary and Slovakia. "They are playing in favor of the aggressor"
Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemns the ultimatums from Hungary and Slovakia regarding energy supplies amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Government Will Condition Railway Financing on Environmental Commitments
The Brazilian Ministry of Transport has announced it will require federal railway concessionaires to meet sustainability commitments to qualify for government-backed financing.
‘Ownerless’ Bridge Between MG and SP Has No Maintenance Responsibility, and MPF Seeks Justice
The Federal Public Ministry (MPF) filed a public civil action to request urgent repairs on the Divisa Bridge, which connects Minas Gerais and São Paulo, due to the lack of a responsible party for its maintenance.
City Hall of São Paulo and Ambev are notified for street vendors' queues during street Carnival
The Brazilian Ministry of Labor has sent a recommendation to the São Paulo City Hall and Ambev to improve infrastructure for official street vendors during Carnival.
Ministry of Transport: With existing funding, 53 kilometers of the ‘Rail Baltica’ main line can be built in Latvia
Latvia's Ministry of Transport confirms that using available funding, nearly 53 kilometers of the 'Rail Baltica' main line can be constructed by 2027.
Public works wage standards increase by 4.5%, exceeding an average of 25,000 yen for the first time starting March
The Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced a 4.5% increase in wage standards for public works, surpassing an average of 25,000 yen for the first time, in response to ongoing labor shortages in the construction industry.
Association says there are not enough scientific researchers in Tarcísio's management
The Association of Scientific Researchers (APqC) claims that the Ministry of Environment, Infrastructure and Logistics in São Paulo has significantly fewer researchers than needed, impacting environmental research and preparedness.
County Electric Buses
This year, the Polish Ministry of Infrastructure has allocated 1.235 billion PLN for funding bus lines launched by local governments, an increase compared to last year.
Rental Fees for New Shinkansen Lines: Government Contemplates Increase, JR Companies Stand Against It, Expressing Concern Over Increased Burden
JR companies are opposing the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's plans to review and potentially increase rental fees for the use of New Shinkansen lines, fearing an increased financial burden.
Russia reports 49 drones downed, Belgorod left without power after missile strike
The Russian Defense Ministry reported the interception of 49 drones and significant damage to Belgorod's energy facilities due to a missile strike.
‘After 18 Years of Stagnation' Wirye-Sinsa Line to Be Built with Seoul City's Finances
Seoul City will directly pursue the long-delayed Wirye-Sinsa light rail project with its own finances after receiving final approval from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Approves the Second Incheon Urban Rail Network Construction Plan
The Incheon City Government has received final approval from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport for its second urban rail network plan, including seven new lines.
Personnel Changes on February 13
The article outlines various personnel changes and promotions across multiple governmental departments in South Korea, including significant posts in the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Interior and Safety, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, and other agencies.
Senators clash during Umahi budget defense
A budget defense session in Nigeria's Senate turned chaotic after a dispute between two senators during the discussion of the Ministry of Works' 2026 budget proposal.
Gwangju’s transportation line 'Gwangcheon-Sangmu Line' gets approval from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
Gwangju's proposed urban railway, the Gwangcheon-Sangmu Line, has received approval from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport after passing the National Transport Commission's review.
Post office cargo vehicles, 3,333 units suspended due to improper roll calls in 1,862 offices nationwide
The Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has suspended the use of 3,333 light cargo vehicles across 1,862 post offices due to improper roll calls conducted for drivers, following audits that revealed widespread violations.
Ministry of Transport: Municipalities allocated 60 million euros for street construction and maintenance this year
Municipalities in Latvia have been allocated 60.1 million euros for street construction and maintenance in 2023, the same amount as last year, according to the Ministry of Transport.
Railway unions maintain the strike after negotiations fail
Railway unions in Spain are continuing their strike due to unsuccessful negotiations with the Ministry of Transport, emphasizing the need for better infrastructure investment and safety measures.
Sabotage on the Railways, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport: 'We Will Seek Damages from Those Responsible'
The Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport announced it will seek damages from those responsible for recent railway sabotage incidents that disrupted services and affected thousands of passengers.
Hospital in Monte Sinaí repairs roof affected by rain
The Monte Sinaí Hospital in Guayaquil is undergoing repairs to a damaged roof following heavy rainfall, with the Ministry of Health ensuring the safety of patients during the process.
Housing ministry plans N1.433bn allowance, social spending for 2026
The Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development in Nigeria plans to allocate N1.433 billion for allowances and social spending in 2026, as part of a budget increase aimed at enhancing housing delivery and infrastructure.
Light at the end of the tunnel for the implementation of infrastructure projects worth 2 billion euros
The path is opening for the examination of standard proposals submitted by construction companies for significant infrastructure projects estimated to cost around 2 billion euros in Attica, which have been stalled at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport for years.
Transport and the unions of Adif and Renfe still fail to reach an agreement and the strike continues
After three days of negotiations, the Ministry of Transport and unions representing workers from Adif and Renfe have yet to reach an agreement regarding the planned strike on February 9, 10, and 11, with unions calling for increased investments in railway infrastructure following recent accidents.
Ministry of Justice: State Participation in Levira Must Be Maintained
The Ministry of Justice emphasizes the importance of maintaining state ownership in Levira due to its critical infrastructure supporting essential services and emergency broadcasts during disruptions.
Continued Decrease of Rainfall in the Pacific Side Leads to Low Water Storage Rates in Kanto, Reaching Historical Lows
The Pacific side of Japan continues to experience low rainfall, resulting in decreased water storage levels in Kanto dams, some of which have hit historical lows according to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.
Public consultation on the bill for modernization and upgrading of transport - What is planned for ticket evasion and attacks on inspectors
A public electronic consultation has been opened for the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport's bill aimed at modernizing and upgrading transport systems, addressing long-standing technical and operational issues.
Improvements for the health system
The Ministry of Health is expected to fully implement the 2026 budget based on planning done in 2025, addressing issues like medicine shortages and healthcare personnel needs.
A car can be registered based on the visualization of the invoice from KSeF. Letter from the Ministry of Infrastructure to the offices
The article discusses how cars can be registered using invoice visualizations from KSeF, the Ministry of Infrastructure's stance on recognizing these visualizations as proof of purchase, recent guidelines for offices regarding vehicle registration, and the technical steps that officials need to verify KSeF invoices during registration.
Personnel Changes on February 6
The article lists personnel changes and appointments in various government departments, including the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and the National Information and Communication Planning and Evaluation Agency.
Ministry: Upgrades made to the infrastructures at the state airports of Naxos and Heraklion, see images
The Ministry has announced upgrades to the infrastructures at the state airports of Naxos and Heraklion, including new lighting systems and pavement markings.
Haaretz: Israeli plans to profit from the reconstruction of Gaza
Israeli reports reveal efforts by the Finance Ministry to turn Gaza's reconstruction into an economic opportunity for Israel, linking the territory's infrastructure directly to Israeli dependency.
TCU sees low use of FGTS and will request measures from the Ministry of Cities
The Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) will send recommendations to the Curator Council of the FGTS and the Ministry of Cities following an audit that revealed low execution of funds for sanitation, urban infrastructure, and support programs.
Italy thwarted Russian cyberattacks targeting the Winter Olympics
Italy successfully intercepted cyberattacks from Russia that aimed at the infrastructure of the Winter Olympics, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and related online systems.
Ministry of Culture: The archaeological site of the Lyceum of Athens is being upgraded with new infrastructure and digital walks
The Greek Ministry of Culture is upgrading the archaeological site of the Lyceum of Athens with new infrastructure and digital walking tours.
The archaeological site of the Lyceum of Athens is being upgraded with new infrastructure and digital trails
The Greek Ministry of Culture is enhancing the infrastructure and services at the archaeological site of Aristotle's Lyceum in Athens, with projects included in the Integrated Territorial Investment for 'Lavrio-Athens-Eleusis' and financed through the 2021-2027 ESPA program.
Ministry of Environment: A subsidy of up to €1,300 is coming for connecting buildings to sewage - Who are the beneficiaries
The Ministry of Environment announced a new subsidy program providing up to €1,300 for individuals to connect buildings to the sewage system, funded by the Cohesion Fund.
The Ministry is adopting measures to improve the intake of emergency patients in Zagreb hospitals
The Ministry of Health has introduced measures to enhance the intake of emergency patients in Zagreb hospitals to ensure timely, accessible, and safe emergency medical care due to reduced hospital capacities during extensive infrastructure renovations.
The Government Still Has Not Appointed an Official in Charge of Paralyzed Works in Villages
Nearly two months after Sebastián Pareja left his government post to become a deputy, the government has yet to appoint a replacement, leaving a key subsecretariat under the Ministry of Economy without leadership and potentially facing judicial pressure to resume over 500 halted projects.
Massive protest by Renfe and Adif workers in front of the Ministry of Transport led by Óscar Puente: "More investment is needed"
A large protest by Renfe and Adif workers took place in Madrid, voicing their dissatisfaction with the government's lack of investment in railway infrastructure and safety following recent accidents.
Ongoing troubles at JR East, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism instructs measures to prevent recurrence; Vice President "deeply apologizes"
JR East is facing a series of disruptions including service interruptions due to power outages and smoke, prompting the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to direct the company to investigate the causes and implement preventive measures, as the Vice President offered a deep apology to affected customers.