Transition in Madagascar: Civil Society and Gen Z Reserved on the "Refoundation Program"
In Madagascar, civil society and Gen Z express reservations about the government's 'Refoundation Program' aimed at addressing future governance and electoral challenges.
Alagoas government announces public competition for Seplag with a salary of R$ 5,700
The Alagoas government has announced a public competition for the position of Public Management Specialist with a salary of R$ 5,700.
Kenya: Amnesty Kenya, Civil Groups Demand Urgent Cabinet Memo to Tackle Femicide
Civil society organizations in Kenya are urging the government to submit a Cabinet memorandum aimed at addressing femicide following a deadline set by the President.
Appointment of Kim Seon-bong as Armed Forces Advisory Officer, a Non-Military Official
Kim Seon-bong has been appointed as the new Defense Advisor in a move to bring civil service to military advisory roles.
Kwara promotes 2,000 civil servants
The Kwara State Government has promoted over 2,000 civil servants following successful examinations and interviews for the 2024 promotion exercise.
Government relaxes loan rules for airlines with resources from the aviation fund
The Brazilian government has relaxed some loan rules for airlines using resources from the National Civil Aviation Fund (FNAC).
Monitor Polski from February 26, 2026 (no. 245-247)
The article reports on various governmental resolutions and announcements from the Polish Council of Ministers, including a strategy to combat money laundering and financing of terrorism, and an investment program for modernizing oncology infrastructure.
At the Ogre District Council Meeting – Mutual Accusations About Helmanis' Suitability for the Deputy Chairman of the Commission
The Ogre District Council members supported the appointment of former mayor Egils Helmanis as the deputy chairman of the civil protection commission amid discussions and accusations regarding his suitability for the position.
The government boasts about cutting funds to NGOs, but lets millions go to party institutes.
The Czech government announces funding cuts to non-governmental organizations while continuing to provide financial support to party-related entities.
Cheong Wa Dae Establishes National Safety Secretary Position, Appoints Lee Jong-won as Chief of Chungbuk Police
The South Korean government has announced the establishment of a National Safety Secretary position under the Office of Civil Affairs to enhance public safety and crime prevention.
Angola: Reject Bill To Restrict Civil Society
The Angolan parliament has passed a bill that would grant the government extensive control over NGOs, prompting Human Rights Watch to urge the president to reject it in favor of international standards.
Civil Registry extends in-person service without appointment for identity cards and passports until July 2026
The National Government of Ecuador has extended direct in-person services for identity cards and passports until July 31, 2026, to reduce wait times and streamline processes.
Under environmental and political pressure, Lula's government postpones waterway auctions until 2027
The Brazilian government has postponed most of its waterway concession auctions to 2027 amid rising political pressures and civil society mobilizations against the projects.
Simplifying the division of co-ownership in courts. What changes are expected?
The Latvian government has supported changes to the Civil Procedure Law to clarify regulations regarding co-ownership disputes.
Construction of the National Theatre extension postponed
The Latvian government has postponed the construction deadline for the National Theatre extension in Riga to October 9, 2036, due to geopolitical factors and changes in state funding priorities.
Rules
The article discusses the importance of civil rights and the unacceptable nature of violence during protests in a democratic society.
President Yoon: Civil servants who overlooked illegal facilities in valleys should be severely punished
President Yoon has ordered severe penalties for civil servants who failed to report illegal facilities occupying river and valley areas during inspections.
Lula went against the Civil House and yielded to Boulos' request in revoking decree that foresaw river concessions
President Lula revoked a decree allowing private concessions for several Brazilian rivers, a decision made during a tense internal government debate.
Spain will declassify 'the 23F documents' after 45 years of the attempted coup d'état
The Spanish government has decided to declassify documents related to the failed coup attempt of 1981, shedding light on military and civil conspiracies during that time.
NGOs urge Ukrainian government to drop peace deal referendum idea
Around 50 civil society organizations in Ukraine are urging the government to abandon the plan for a referendum on a potential peace deal with Russia.
The dock of the old port of Ilhéus collapses; City Hall mobilizes technical teams
The historic dock of the old port in Ilhéus, Brazil, collapsed, prompting the municipal government to mobilize technical teams for inspections and necessary repairs.
Referendum, Nordio: "Unpleasant tones, especially from magistrates. I am very sure we will win"
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio expresses confidence in winning the upcoming referendum while urging a more civil discourse in the debate surrounding it.
The Government is working on a new intelligence law to ratify the decree signed by Milei
The Argentine government is drafting a new intelligence law to validate a controversial decree expanding the powers of the Intelligence Secretariat (SIDE) signed by President Javier Milei.
Non-Governmental Organizations: How the AfD Pressures Engaged Citizens
The AfD is seeking personnel to monitor non-governmental organizations (NGOs), a move reflecting the party's rhetoric that NGOs are funded by the government to undermine the populace.
Chad closes the border to war-torn Sudan
The Chadian government has announced the closure of its border with Sudan due to clashes between Chadian soldiers and armed groups involved in Sudan's civil war.
The parliamentary weakness of the Government stalls the reform of the 'gag law' agreed in 2024
The reform of the controversial 'gag law' in Spain remains stalled due to the government's parliamentary weakness, despite earlier agreements with opposition parties.
Wigs Will Fly! Alert Activated for Strong Wind Forecast in Mexico City
The government of Mexico City has issued a yellow alert for strong winds and low temperatures, advising residents to secure loose objects and stay safe indoors.
They used chemical weapons. Nevertheless, it is not possible to create a full dictatorship
Georgia has transformed from a nation with a European future into an authoritarian state suppressing civil liberties, marked by mass protests and allegations of the use of chemical weapons by the government.
Agreement between Damascus and the SDF amid disagreements over decentralization and merging institutions
The agreement between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces faces uncertainty regarding the integration of military and civil institutions in northeastern Syria.
Yobe adjusts working hours for Ramadan
The Yobe State Government has revised official working hours for civil servants in observance of Ramadan, allowing for earlier closing times.
Gabonese presidency defends social media shutdown
The Gabonese government has suspended social media access to maintain political stability and national security amid ongoing civil service strikes.
Justice condemns police officers accused of using a patrol car to obstruct inspections at a bar in Ribeirão Preto
Two civil police officers from Ribeirão Preto were sentenced to lose their jobs after being found guilty of abusing their official vehicle to interfere with a municipal inspection at a bar.
Fred Korematsu challenged the internment of Japanese Americans in the United States and obtained justice forty years later
The article recounts the story of Fred Korematsu, who defied the U.S. government's order for the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII and later received justice for his actions decades later.
Starmer appoints Antonia Romeo as head of the civil service
Keir Starmer has appointed Antonia Romeo as the first female cabinet secretary, the UK's top civil servant, amidst her long tenure in various government roles despite past bullying complaints.
Ministers must end ‘barking mad’ restraints on civil service pay, union leader warns
The leader of the Prospect union urges government ministers to lift salary constraints on civil servants to recruit necessary technical and digital specialists.
Coalition demands release of 176 Kwara abducted victims
A coalition of civil society organizations in Nigeria's Kwara State is urging the government to secure the release of 176 individuals abducted from local communities during violent attacks.
Ramadan: Kano grants civil servants one-hour work reduction
The Kano State Government has approved a one-hour reduction in working hours for civil servants during Ramadan 1447AH.
Ramadan: Kebbi reduces working hours for civil servants
The Kebbi State Government in Nigeria has announced reduced working hours for civil servants during Ramadan, with a new schedule running from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on weekdays.
Ramadan: Jigawa shortens work hours for civil servants
The Jigawa State Government has reduced official working hours for civil servants during the Ramadan period to accommodate the fasting schedule.
Activist Miroslava Čierna from Rimavská Sobota: Government parties are felt much more in the regions
Miroslava Čierna discusses her experiences with civic activism in Slovakia and the potential risks faced by activists under the current government.
The Slovak government ordered widespread inspections of non-governmental organizations
The Slovak government has mandated comprehensive inspections of NGOs as part of a new policy initiative.
The government has updated the State Progress Council
The Lithuanian government has restructured the State Progress Council to include more representatives from civil organizations and experts in various fields.
Ghost workers face March pay cutoff as FG closes audit
The Nigerian Federal Government plans to discontinue salaries for unverified civil service workers starting March 2026 following an ongoing personnel audit.
First earthquake drill in Mexico City 2026: When and what time will the earthquake alert sound?
Mexico City's government has announced that the first earthquake drill of 2026 will take place on February 18 at 11:00 AM to enhance public preparedness for seismic events.
Known details of civil military service: Three months and 340 euros compensation
The Croatian government has introduced regulations for civil military service for individuals who object to military duties on religious or moral grounds, offering a financial compensation scheme for participants.
Ministers Pay Back Incorrect Wellness Benefits – Discovered After DN's Questions
Sweden's Finance Minister, Elisabeth Svantesson, and three other ministers are reimbursing wellness benefits after it was revealed they were not entitled to them, with the blame being directed at civil servants.
The Takaiuchi Government Accelerates 'Spy Prevention Law' and 'Japanese Version of CIA'
The Japanese government, led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaiuchi, is fast-tracking the legislation of a spy prevention law and the establishment of a national intelligence agency amidst concerns over civil liberties.
Ethiopia Revokes Reuters Journalists' Accreditation Following Investigative Report
Ethiopia's government has revoked the accreditation of three Reuters journalists after the agency published an investigative report on Ethiopia's involvement in training forces for the Sudanese civil war.
NSCDC moves to protect fibre-optic cables in Gombe
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Gombe has partnered with the state government to protect fibre-optic cables viewed as critical national infrastructure.
Civil servants in Greenland get the same terms as in Denmark
Around 230 civil servants in Greenland will now work under the same conditions as their colleagues in Denmark, including reduced working hours and improved benefits.