Court of Auditors: Musk Misled Twitter Shareholders to Reduce Company Stock Prices
A court ruling indicates that Elon Musk misled Twitter shareholders, potentially resulting in billions in damages against him.
Parallel management, private expenses, aborted projects: In Madagascar, a report points out the excesses of the fallen regime
A new report from Madagascar’s Court of Auditors highlights significant financial mismanagement and irregularities during the regime of former President Andry Rajoelina.
The Internal Audit on the Table of the Big
The article discusses the evolving role of internal auditors from traditional compliance roles to strategic partners in organizations.
State Audit: Lithuania's Active Aging Policy Needs Change – Auditors Provide Suggestions
Lithuania's state audit highlights the shortcomings in the country's active aging policy, emphasizing the need for substantial reforms to better integrate older citizens into the labor market and cultural life.
The European Court of Auditors warns against the planned agricultural reform
The European Court of Auditors has cautioned that the European Commission's planned agricultural policy reform for 2028-2034 may significantly distort the market and put farmers in member states at a disadvantage.
Renewable energies cost France 26.3 billion euros over nine years
Renewable energy support has cost France 26.3 billion euros from 2016 to 2024, raising concerns about its impact on state finances, according to the Court of Auditors.
Salary Guarantee: The Court of Auditors Considers a Reduction of Rights
The Court of Auditors in France is evaluating the potential reduction of employee rights in response to the increasing financial pressures on the salary guarantee system.
The European Court of Auditors' Damning Report on the EU's Strategy for Critical Raw Materials
The European Court of Auditors finds significant shortcomings in the EU's strategy for critical raw materials, highlighting a lack of solid foundations and ineffective diversification efforts.
The Government appointed auditors in the AFA for 180 days and granted them 'broad powers' to investigate
The Argentine government has appointed auditors with extensive powers to oversee the Argentine Football Association (AFA) for a period of 180 days.
Former Senator Mecias de Jesus takes office as a councilor of the Roraima Court of Auditors
Mecias de Jesus, a former senator, has taken office as a councilor of the Roraima Court of Auditors after stepping down from his political career.
Operation against corruption of tax auditors carries out warrants in Valinhos
A tax auditor was arrested during an operation in São Paulo state targeting corruption among auditors.
Urban planning projects and Milan-Cortina in the crosshairs of the Court of Auditors
The Court of Auditors of Lombardy is investigating the public nature of the Milan-Cortina Olympics amidst concerns over potential misappropriations by the organizing foundation.
Los Angeles County Faces Scrutiny After Alleged Widespread Hospice Fraud Exposed
Los Angeles County is under scrutiny following revelations of widespread hospice fraud that has raised serious concerns among state officials and auditors.
About 300 thousand fines issued by 'hidden' radars are challenged by the Public Ministry
Around 300,000 traffic fines issued by improperly installed speed cameras in Goiânia are being challenged after a municipal councilor's complaint to the Public Ministry and the Municipal Court of Auditors.
Wave of Vacations in the Supreme Audit Office after Change of Power. Spokesperson Marian Banaś to Join State Company
The article discusses significant personnel and structural changes within Poland's Supreme Audit Office following the end of Marian Banaś's presidency, including ethical concerns and conflicts of interest arising from the return of auditors to their roles.
Republicanos Leader Resigns from Senate for Position on Roraima Court of Accounts
Senator Mecias de Jesus resigns from his Senate position to take a role as a councilor in the Roraima Court of Auditors.
Court of Auditors of the DF contests the use of health land as collateral to save BRB
The Court of Auditors of the Federal District contests a bill allowing the use of a health ministry property to secure funds for the Bank of Brasília amid its financial troubles.
President of the Chamber of Manacapuru fined R$ 22.7 thousand for transparency failures
The President of the Municipal Chamber of Manacapuru, Sassá Jefferson, has been fined R$ 22.7 thousand for failures in public information transparency by the Amazonas Court of Auditors.
Puglia's Health System in Collapse. Court of Auditors: 10 Million in Damages
The Court of Auditors in Puglia has reported over 10 million euros in damages linked to improper public funding, highlighting severe issues in the regional health sector.
Playgrounds of R$ 4.7 million in Cuiabá are approved by the TCE
The installation project for public playgrounds in Cuiabá, costing approximately R$ 4.76 million, has been approved by the State Court of Auditors, dismissing a request for suspension from a competing company.
Casorate Primo, 30 euros for Carnival treats from the Municipality. Court of Auditors: 'Financial damage'
The municipality of Casorate Primo spent 30 euros on Carnival treats for local children, sparking controversy and a formal reprimand from the Court of Auditors for financial mismanagement.
Tadeu Leite elected as a councilor of the Court of Auditors of Minas Gerais
Deputy Tadeu Leite has been elected as a councilor for the Court of Auditors of the State of Minas Gerais, pending the governor's approval after he concludes his current legislative term.
Conflict of interests and muddled millions - EISA received a warning from auditors
EISA, one of Estonia's largest funding agencies, faces criticism from auditors regarding the management of support funds and a conflict of interest involving its leader, Mait Palts.
The white list is disappearing. Auditors can breathe a sigh of relief
The Polish government has enacted changes to the law regarding auditors, eliminating the restrictive 'white list' of services they are permitted to provide, which is expected to benefit both auditors and companies.
Court of Auditors will investigate R$ 1.3 billion contract of Seduc Amazonas without bidding
The Amazon State Court of Auditors has accepted a representation to investigate a R$ 1.3 billion contract signed by the Secretary of State for Education and School Sports without bidding.
Unafisco requests suspension of precautionary measures against auditors and criticizes 'alarmism'
The Unafisco association has called for the lifting of precautionary measures against a tax auditor involved in a data leak case concerning the families of Brazilian Supreme Court ministers.
The Professional Crisis of the Internal Auditor in the Era of Automation
The article discusses the impact of automation and artificial intelligence on the role of internal auditors in public and private sectors in Greece.
ASF strengthens technical capacities and reaffirms Mexico as a regional benchmark with the delivery of ICADEFIS diplomas
The Superior Audit Office of Mexico celebrated the completion of training programs for auditors aimed at enhancing skills and reinforcing the country's role as a regional model.
The Court of Auditors Goes to the Opposition
The President of the Court of Auditors, Guido Carlino, comments on the role of the institution in a political context at the inauguration of the judicial year.
With the entry of the new auditors, the ruling party hopes to gather a majority and relegate Kirchnerism in the AGN
The ruling party in Argentina is optimistic about gaining a majority in the National Audit Office (AGN) with the appointment of new auditors.
Salary, retirement... What will be Amélie de Montchalin's benefits as president of the Court of Auditors?
Amélie de Montchalin has been appointed president of the French Court of Auditors, a position that offers a substantial salary and additional financial benefits.
The new president of the Court of Auditors Amélie de Montchalin will abstain from debates on public finances 2025
Amélie de Montchalin, the newly appointed president of the Court of Auditors, will refrain from participating in discussions concerning the 2025 public finances to avoid potential conflicts of interest.
LIVE: The Riigikogu has summoned Brussels officials regarding Rail Baltic
The Riigikogu is holding a special committee meeting to discuss the Rail Baltic project, prompted by rising costs and unresolved risks associated with the railway's development.
Live at 13:15: the special commission discusses funding for Rail Baltic
The special committee for state budget control is set to discuss the funding for Rail Baltic, with a live stream of the session available.
Reshuffle: Minister of Public Service David Amiel appointed to Public Accounts to replace Amélie de Montchalin
David Amiel has been appointed the new Minister of Public Accounts in a government reshuffle, taking over from Amélie de Montchalin who will head the Court of Auditors.
State auditors support union leader summoned by Moraes to testify
Federal tax workers' union leader Kléber Cabral received support from the National Association of State Tax Auditors after he was summoned by Minister Alexandre de Moraes to testify concerning an investigation into alleged data leaks.
Tocantins Governor announces public competition for tax auditor with 200 vacancies
The Governor of Tocantins, Wanderlei Barbosa, has announced a public competition for tax auditors with a total of 200 vacancies, the first in 32 years.
President of Unafisco Becomes Investigated After Criticizing Inquiry Into Alleged Leak of Confidential Data of Supreme Ministers
The president of the National Association of Tax Auditors in Brazil is now under investigation following his criticism of an inquiry into alleged leaks of confidential information regarding Supreme Court ministers.
Unafisco says president testified to the Federal Police as a suspect after statement to the press
The president of the Unafisco association, Kleber Cabral, testified to the Federal Police as a suspect regarding their criticism of an operation targeting tax auditors.
President of entity that criticized operation against tax auditors testifies to Federal Police for one hour
Kléber Cabral, president of Unafisco Nacional, testified for an hour to the Federal Police following criticism of an operation against tax auditors.
Monitoring authorities and relatives has become a risky activity, says auditor summoned by Moraes
Kléber Cabral, president of the National Association of Federal Revenue Auditors, claims that actions by Brazil's Supreme Court against tax officials have made monitoring politically exposed persons a risky endeavor.
President of Unafisco who criticized STF investigation testifies to Federal Police on Friday after Moraes' order
Kléber Cabral, president of Unafisco Nacional, is scheduled to testify in front of the Federal Police following an order from Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Federal Court regarding an investigation into the leaking of confidential data by auditors.
VIDEOS: RJ2 from Thursday, February 19, 2026
The article discusses various news pieces, including legal actions against auditors and international tensions, alongside local cultural highlights in Brazil.
Federal Police summons union leader from the Revenue to testify after Moraes' order
The Federal Police summoned Kleber Cabral, president of the National Association of Federal Revenue Auditors, to testify following a Supreme Court order due to allegations of data leaks involving court ministers.
The Court of Auditors would find it "effective" to reintroduce merit into the salaries of public officials
The Court of Auditors in France has suggested that introducing merit-based pay for public officials could improve efficiency and accountability in the public sector.
Association says that tax auditors cannot be scapegoats after leak against the STF
The Unafisco Nacional criticized the Federal Police's operation targeting a Federal Revenue auditor suspected of data breaches involving STF ministers' families.
Critical Raw Materials in the EU / We Do Not Have Our Own Mines, Processing, and Most Materials Are Not Recycled, European Auditors State
A recent report from the European Court of Auditors highlights the EU's insufficient attention to critical raw materials necessary for energy transformation.
Technical Area of TCU delivers report to Minister on technical procedure in documents from the liquidation of Master by BC
The technical area of the Brazilian Court of Auditors (TCU) has submitted a report regarding the liquidation of the Master Bank to Minister Jhonatan de Jesus.
Court of Auditors suspends payment of nearly R$ 1 million for GDF VIP area at Stock Car
The Court of Auditors of the Federal District has suspended a nearly R$ 1 million payment for a VIP area during the Stock Car races, citing potential overpricing and lack of price research.
"No conflict of interest": Amélie de Montchalin will take office at the Court of Auditors on February 23
Amélie de Montchalin, the current Minister of Public Accounts, is set to assume her role as the first president of the Court of Auditors beginning February 23, despite facing criticism regarding potential conflicts of interest.