Second Special Investigation Team Raids Supreme Prosecutor's Office and Central District Prosecutor's Office Related to Kim Geon-hee's Investigation Cover-Up
The Second Special Investigation Team is raiding the Supreme Prosecutor's Office and Central District Prosecutor's Office as part of an inquiry into possible cover-up related to Kim Geon-hee.
Central Office in Two Years, Digitalization Will Wait. The Government Already Knows How Quickly It Will Change Construction
The Czech government is planning to establish a Central Office in the next two years and has outlined a strategy for transforming the construction sector, putting digitalization on hold for now.
Munich Woman Arrested: Kurdish Activist Suspected of Being a Member of the Banned PKK
A 70-year-old woman in Munich has been arrested on suspicion of being a member of the banned Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) after an investigation by the Bavarian Central Office for Combating Extremism and Terrorism revealed her alleged involvement in activities supporting the PKK.
The Prosecutor's Office suspects three Estonian men in a large-scale investment fraud
Three Estonian men have been arrested by the Central Criminal Police on suspicion of large-scale investment fraud, with two of them being remanded in custody for up to two months.
Powell Clings to the Fed: He Will Remain in Office Until the Investigation Against Him Is Concluded
Jerome Powell, the President of the Federal Reserve, stated his intention to stay at the central bank until a Department of Justice investigation concerning him and the institution is fully resolved.
The Sejm has decided. CBA to be abolished
The Polish Sejm voted to abolish the Central Anticorruption Bureau (CBA), despite a veto threat from the president's office.
New inflation basket in Poland. GUS shows what we spend the most on
The Polish Central Statistical Office has updated the weighting system used for calculating the consumer price index based on household expenditure data for 2025.
Inflation in Poland in January and February Down; There is Also a New Inflation Basket from GUS
Inflation in Poland has decreased in January and February, accompanied by a revised inflation basket from the Central Statistical Office (GUS).
The post office building in Prague's Vršovice bought by the Central Bohemian Region, post office will remain
The Central Bohemian Region acquired the post office building located in Vršovice, Prague, ensuring the post office will continue its operations.
Israel strikes Iran's presidential office and other key command buildings in central Tehran
The Israeli Defense Forces have conducted strikes on Iran's key leadership compound and other infrastructures in Tehran, following a period of intelligence gathering.
Wettest winter on record for parts of the UK, says Met Office
The Met Office reports that parts of the UK have experienced their wettest winter on record, with southern and central England particularly affected.
After nearly seven years in the Prime Minister's Office: Mette Frederiksen needs to fulfill central parts of her plan against inequality
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is facing criticism for failing to implement key proposals aimed at reducing economic inequality, despite previously pledging to address this issue as she calls for a wealth tax.
Germany: A small but unexpected decrease in inflation in February
Inflation in Germany unexpectedly fell to 2% year-on-year in February, according to preliminary data from the federal statistical office.
Christine Lagarde: “I intend to complete my mandate, the markets are attentive”
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, confirmed her intention to complete her term in office until October 2027, amid rising inflation concerns and speculation about her potential early resignation.
Four Maarjamäe Residents Win Against Tallinn in Circuit Court
Four residents from Maarjamäe have achieved a partial victory against the Tallinn City Planning Office in a recent circuit court ruling concerning the demolition of a central pavilion.
Gabonese Parfait Onanga-Anyanga appointed interim head of the UN office in Central Africa
Parfait Onanga-Anyanga has been appointed as the interim head of the UN Office for Central Africa, taking over from Abdou Abarry.
When will Lagarde resign and what office will she seek next?
Christine Lagarde, the president of the European Central Bank, is expected to resign before the French presidential elections scheduled for April 2027, according to reports from the Financial Times and Bloomberg.
Widow and sister accused of kidnapping and murdering the owner of a notary office go to trial
A widow and her sister are set to stand trial for the kidnapping and murder of a notary office owner in central Goiás, Brazil, more than four years after the crime occurred.
PHOTOS: The former central heating plant development has been named Uus-Karlowa
A new development called Uus-Karlowa is set to replace the former central heating plant in Tartu city center, featuring three apartment buildings with commercial spaces and plans for a hotel and office building.
'Resolution to Emerge from the Mentality of Slavery...': PM Modi Speaks at the Inauguration of the New PMO
PM Modi inaugurated the new Prime Minister's Office complex 'Seva Teerth' and two new buildings of the central secretariat, stating they would significantly contribute to India's development aspirations.
Cold weather health alert issued - as Met Office warns of snow and ice
The UK has issued a four-day cold weather health alert due to warnings of snow and ice from the Met Office, affecting central and northern regions.
Strong Data from GUS: Poland's GDP Grows the Most in Over Three Years
Poland's GDP grew at its fastest rate in over three years, according to new data from the Central Statistical Office (GUS).
Reporter at TCU says BC will have access to Master case documents if it requests from the office
The minister of Brazil's Tribunal de Contas da União has stated that the Central Bank can access documents related to the Master case if it formally requests them.
The number of bankruptcies of Polish companies has increased. The worst is in construction and services
The latest statistics reveal a rise in bankruptcies among Polish companies, particularly in construction and services sectors, according to the Central Statistical Office.
The heaviest charge against NHL draft potential number one Macken has been dropped
The Central Pennsylvania District Attorney's Office announced that the most serious charge of aggravated assault against Gavin Macken, a star hockey player from Penn State and a likely first pick in the NHL draft, has been dropped, although lesser charges remain.
Trump's new favorite? He becomes the new head of the world's most important central bank
President Trump has appointed Kevin Warsh as the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, an office that has become contentious during his presidency.
KNAB accuses two people of bribery at the Riga Central Market
The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has handed a criminal case to the prosecutor's office, revealing evidence that two employees of AS "Rīgas Centrāltirgus" accepted bribes from individuals to secure trading spots in the renovated Root Pavilion at the Riga Central Market.
The future of Haddad and the chair dance at the Central Bank
As he prepares to leave his position, Fernando Haddad is resisting pressure to run for office in São Paulo, preferring to focus on supporting Lula's campaign while negotiating his future role in the PT.
The Central Brain of Prague: Who is the True Ruler of the Capital?
The article explores the influence of a prominent developer on the decisions being made within Prague's city council, revealed through the interactions observed outside the official's office.
Trump's World (Day 367): The State Prosecutor's Office has begun investigating the head of the Fed. The president has long been a thorn in his side
The investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell is criticized as an unprecedented political pressure that threatens the independence of the central bank, while Trump appears to be unaware of the situation.
USA, the Department of Justice opens an investigation against the Fed President Powell
The District Attorney's Office of the District of Columbia has launched a criminal investigation against Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve President, regarding the restructuring of the central bank's headquarters and potential lies to Congress about the project's scope.
CAR's President Touadéra wins third-term in office, provisional results show
Central African Republic President Faustin-Archange Touadéra has been re-elected for a third term with over 76% of the vote, defeating his main opponent Anicet-Georges Dologuele.
For 300 projects of interest for Croats abroad, 1.8 million euros
The Central State Office for Croats outside the Republic of Croatia allocated 1.8 million euros for approximately 300 projects of interest to Croats abroad and provided 91 one-time aids to individuals living in difficult conditions in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, and Kosovo.
Office for Croats provides another 1.8 million for projects of Croats abroad
The Central State Office for Croats outside the Republic of Croatia has allocated 1.8 million euros for around 300 projects benefiting Croats abroad, along with 91 individual support grants for those in difficult situations in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, and Kosovo.