Kefalogiannis on Wildfires: The Institutional Framework is Now Clear and Strict
A broad inter-ministerial meeting was held to prepare for the upcoming fire season in Greece, focusing on coordinated prevention strategies.
President of Szczecin: Municipal finances are not stable at all
The Mayor of Szczecin highlights the rising interest among residents in civil defense training amid growing awareness of various crisis situations.
Program: The Improvement of Civil Defense in Latvia is Unforgivably Slow
A report highlights the slow progress of civil defense enhancements in Latvia amid rising sabotage incidents linked to Russia during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
More than 100 charity workers killed in Sudan since start of civil war
Over 100 charity kitchen workers have been killed in Sudan since the onset of civil war, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis in the region.
Sources: Myanmar junta airstrike killed at least 17 people
A recent airstrike by Myanmar's military junta in Rakhine State resulted in the deaths of at least 17 civilians, highlighting the ongoing civil conflict in the region.
Pekka Haavisto appointed as UN special envoy to Sudan
Pekka Haavisto, a Finnish Green Party parliamentarian and former foreign minister, has been appointed as the UN Secretary-General's special envoy for resolving the conflict in Sudan.
DGCA has 'wings' but no 'staff', 40% of positions are vacant, a major revelation in RTI
An RTI response reveals that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India is facing a staffing crisis, with 40% of positions unfilled, coinciding with an increase in aviation accidents.
Nisrin Elamin, Sudanese Researcher: "Hunger is always caused by humans, and Sudan is a paradigmatic case"
Nisrin Elamin, a Sudanese anthropologist, argues that human-driven factors such as war and capitalist extraction have led to the severe food crisis in Sudan, highlighting the connection between agricultural restructuring and the current civil conflict.
28 killed in attack in Sudan
At least 28 people have been killed and over 39 injured in an attack by the Rapid Support Forces in Northern Darfur, Sudan.
Chad closes border with Sudan following clashes
Chad has closed its border with Sudan after violent clashes linked to the ongoing Sudanese conflict, resulting in the deaths of five Chadian soldiers and several civilians.
Civil Defense Lieutenant explains the reason for intense rains on the coast of SP, which faces risks; understand
Intense rains affecting the coastal region of São Paulo are caused by moisture from the ocean, as explained by a Civil Defense officer amid the local crisis response.
Vale and region are under alert for risk of heavy rains until Friday (27); see the week's forecast
The Vale do Paraíba region is on alert for heavy rains, following a weekend of severe weather incidents, prompting the local civil defense to mobilize crisis management efforts.
KUNO TAMMEARU: The study of civil protection must be taken to a higher education level
Kuno Tammearu emphasizes the need for higher education in civil protection to enhance crisis resilience in today’s complex global security situation.
KUKU › Peterkop: I hope and ask politicians for a sense of responsibility with the crisis law
The civil crisis and defense law proposal has stalled in the Estonian parliament following its first reading due to amendments and disputes related to them.
Civil Defense sets up crisis cabinet to monitor rains in the coast of SP
The São Paulo Civil Defense established a crisis cabinet to manage the response to severe rains on the state's coastline and dispatched humanitarian aid to the most affected municipalities.
Heavy rains on the coast of SP lead Civil Defense to mobilize crisis cabinet
The State Civil Defense of Brazil has activated its crisis cabinet to respond to severe rain impacting the São Paulo coast.
The youngest nation breaks: Is a new civil war on the horizon?
The security situation in South Sudan has deteriorated significantly, raising fears of a new civil war amid renewed fighting in several states.
Helmanis is appointed as the deputy chair of the Ogres region civil protection commission
Helmanis has been nominated for the role of deputy chair of the civil protection commission in Ogres, with support highlighting his significant experience in crisis management, particularly in Ukraine.
Civil-Military Crisis Cooperation: In the Event of War, Hospitals Would Be Full After Two Days
Germany faces a significant challenge in military medical readiness, with only 1,800 beds available in military hospitals as noted by the highest-ranking medical officer, Ralf Hoffmann.
Today in Parliament the bill for Civil Protection – What 'Active Fight' brings
Today, the Greek Parliament is discussing a bill on Civil Protection proposed by the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection.
The coalition seeks a compromise regarding the adoption of the civil crisis and national defense law
Coalition parties in Estonia are negotiating compromises over civil crisis and national defense legislation, facing disputes over amendments added by military-background lawmakers.
Amendments put a complete stop to the civil crisis and national defense law proposal
Amendments to the civil crisis and national defense law proposal have created significant obstacles to its passage in Estonia.
Red alert in Evros – River levels are rising
The Evros Regional Unit in Greece has been placed on 'Red Code' alert due to the high risk of flooding as river levels rise.
Sanremo, 'Love' and 'Life' are the most used words. But there is no shortage of civil commitment and nostalgia
The Sanremo 2026 festival primarily features love-themed songs, although some tackle social issues like the impact of artificial intelligence and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Generals put a complete brake on the civil crisis and national defense law proposal
The Estonian Parliament has encountered a stalemate over a long-prepared civil crisis and national defense law proposal due to objections raised by four defense-background MPs.
People with Disabilities and Seniors Lack Understandable Information in Crisis Situations
A study reveals that many people with disabilities and seniors in Latvia struggle to access and comprehend local emergency plans, leading to fear and uncertainty during crisis situations.
About Understanding the Crisis and When It Can Become an Opportunity
Ján Markoš discusses the emergence of a 'new Slovakia' through civic engagement amid a crisis, while questioning the sustainability of such changes.
Malawi: Civil War Erupts in HRDC As Splinter Group Demands AGM
A leadership crisis has escalated within the Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) in Malawi, leading to a power struggle and questions about the legitimacy of its current leadership.
African Union Summit confronts worsening conflicts
The African Union summit has identified Sudan's civil war as a critical humanitarian crisis that demands urgent attention.
Warning for pilots flying to Lithuania: alerts raised due to balloon markings
Civil aviation authorities in Lithuania have issued a warning to pilots about unidentified objects in airspace that may cause flight diversions.
8,000 bodies under the rubble of Gaza.. who can retrieve them?
The Gaza Civil Defense estimates that approximately 8,000 bodies remain under the rubble, complicating recovery efforts due to Israeli restrictions and the ongoing demolition across vast areas.
Britain's top civil servant resigns
Chris Wormald has resigned as the UK government's top civil servant, making him the third senior aide to Prime Minister Keir Starmer to leave during the Epstein crisis.
Chris Wormald ousted as UK's most senior civil servant
Sir Chris Wormald has been removed from his position as the UK's Cabinet Secretary amid a recent crisis in Downing Street, marking a historic departure as the shortest-serving cabinet secretary.
Sudan: Sudan's Latest Peace Plan - What's in It and Does It Stand a Chance?
The U.S. and three Middle Eastern states have developed a new peace initiative for Sudan, seeking to end the ongoing civil war that has caused widespread displacement and hunger.
'Multidimensional crisis' — Kyiv's civil society calls on Mayor Klitschko to give public press conference amid energy crisis
Civil society groups in Kyiv urge Mayor Klitschko to address the city's response to ongoing energy crises due to Russian strikes.
Osun LG crisis: Adeleke slams CSO’s call for emergency rule
Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State rejects a call from civil society organizations for a state of emergency due to the ongoing political crisis over local government control.
The role of municipalities in the new bill 'Active Battle' of Civil Protection for flood phenomena
Greece's Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Minister, Giannis Kefalogiannis, addressed the responsibilities of municipalities and civil protection during severe weather events and introduced changes brought by the new 'Active Battle' bill concerning flood management.
Kefalogiannis on the bill 'Active Battle': Preparation of flood risk plans will be mandatory
Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Giannis Kefalogiannis announced that the upcoming 'Active Battle' bill will make the preparation of flood risk plans mandatory to reduce the potential for major disasters.
South Africa: When the World Turns Inward, SA's Social Fabric Begins to Fray
South Africa is experiencing a quiet social crisis marked by declining international funding, which threatens the stability of its civil society and social infrastructure.
The new emigrants leaving the Balearic Islands because they can't afford a house: "I passed a civil service exam and couldn't take my post...they're kicking us out"
The article discusses the plight of individuals in the Balearic Islands who are being forced to leave their homes due to skyrocketing housing prices, highlighting personal stories of those impacted.
SZ Event: Endangered Democracy - What Paths Out of the Crisis Are There?
Experts discuss the challenges faced by liberal democracies, including the rise of populism and the upcoming electoral test in 2026, seeking solutions from politics, media, and civil society.
Alliance of Greece – Canada and 14 Canadairs on the horizon for the strengthening of Civil Protection
A strong partnership between Greece and Canada was confirmed during a meeting between Greek Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Giannis Kefalogiannis and new Ambassador Sonia Thissen, focusing on enhancing bilateral cooperation in civil protection.
Ley and Littleproud hold 'civil' talks but yet to agree terms for Coalition reunion
Sussan Ley and David Littleproud have conducted a crisis meeting to discuss the terms for reuniting the federal coalition, but they have not yet reached an agreement.
Erik Esbjörnsson: Great risk of prolonged conflict in the world's youngest country South Sudan
Despite government denials, a new civil war has quietly erupted in South Sudan, displacing over 230,000 people and raising alarms from the UN about the significant risk of large-scale violence against civilians.
UN warns food aid in Sudan could run out by end of March
The UN has issued a warning that unless urgent funding is obtained, food aid in Sudan may deplete by the end of March, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis caused by civil war.
Secretary of the People's Conference Party: There must be civil rule in Sudan
Ali al-Haj, Secretary-General of the People's Conference Party, holds the Sudanese army leadership accountable for the ongoing crisis and calls for a civil government led by civilian forces, excluding military leaders.
Civil Protection: Taking Precautions for Crisis Situations into One's Own Hands
The article emphasizes that citizens must enhance their own preparedness for crises rather than rely on an overwhelmed state, highlighting the inadequacies of civil and disaster protection services in handling large-scale emergencies like prolonged power outages.
Tomáš Forró: Nothing Worked in Venezuela. Now Chaos Could Be Even Greater
War reporter Tomáš Forró warns that the potential fallout from Nicholas Maduro's kidnapping could lead to increased chaos and civil war in Venezuela, and that a U.S. invasion would mirror Vietnam’s failures.
Syria: The Damascus regime attacks the Kurds with Turkey's support
The Syrian civil war crisis has intensified in Aleppo as the transitional president Ahmad al-Sharaa's regime takes action against the Kurds with the direct involvement of Turkey, while the Trump administration claims to be closely monitoring the situation involving three US allies.
Gaza Civil Defense Announces Suspension of Response to Building Collapse Calls
The Gaza Civil Defense has suspended its response to calls for danger removal from damaged buildings due to a shortage of fuel and rescue equipment following Israeli bombings.