HS2 firm says new steel tariffs will ‘exacerbate’ cost pressures for UK construction industry
A major contractor for HS2 has warned that increased tariffs on steel imports will worsen cost issues in the UK construction sector.
KL: Teemu Selänne's luxury project facing headwinds
Teemu Selänne's long-awaited luxury residential project in Espoo, Finland, has hit delays due to appeals related to its zoning changes.
Czech Construction Law Would Have to Be Loved by Sir Humphrey
The article discusses issues related to loading a web page apparently linked to the Czech construction law.
Metro D as an Example of Inability to Build. Why Change Public Contracts
The article discusses the failure to effectively construct the Metro D line in Czechia, highlighting issues in public contracting processes.
A decade-old unsurfaced street faces renewed criticism: the community complains to the ministry and the mayor
The community is urging local authorities to expedite the construction of Northern Street in Vilnius, a project that has been discussed for over ten years without progress.
Cross River Rail boss tells inquiry CFMEU 'purposefully' caused disruptions
The CEO of Cross River Rail accused the CFMEU of intentionally causing delays and budget issues during the construction of Queensland's major infrastructure project.
The contractor will have to eliminate the uncovered deficiencies on the Mūkusalas Street promenade in Riga
Construction defects on the Mūkusalas Street promenade in Riga have been identified, requiring the contractor to address them while also investigating the causes of these issues.
By reconstructing the road, three bridges will be demolished at once: work will start soon
The Lithuanian company YIT Lietuva will soon begin reconstructing three bridges over the Jūra River at a cost of 11.1 million euros, addressing significant structural issues and adhering to environmental requirements due to the project's location within a Natura 2000 area.
They brought a patient and received a fine: an unpleasant experience of a Vilnius resident at one of Lithuania's major hospitals
A Vilnius resident expressed frustration after receiving a parking fine while taking his mother to the hospital, highlighting issues with available parking amidst ongoing construction.
MADIS VASSER: A nuclear power plant will probably not be built in Estonia
The article discusses skepticism surrounding the construction of a nuclear power plant in Estonia, highlighting the economic viability and technological development issues.
Facts in the Question: Has the Swedish Housing Market Broken Down?
The article discusses the current state of the Swedish housing market, highlighting issues faced by young people and the challenges of finding affordable housing.
One Million Zloty Fine for Property Owner Over Unauthorized Land Use? The Facts Are Brutal
A businessman faces a million zloty fine for storing construction materials and soil on his property without the necessary environmental permissions after his appeal was rejected by the Supreme Administrative Court in Poland.
Man shot dead after reporting issues with construction in Caicó; neighbor is a suspect, police say
A man was shot dead in Caicó after reporting a suspected issue with a neighboring construction site, with police naming the neighbor as the primary suspect.
Truck 'sinks' asphalt on street that underwent construction in Canoas
A truck partially sank into the asphalt in Canoas after passing over a recently repaired street, revealing issues with the road work.
Latvia is looking for those responsible for the troubles of the Rail Baltica construction
Latvia's government is investigating the issues surrounding the Rail Baltica construction and seeking those responsible for the problems.
All the new executive orders in New York that impact housing and what can change with Mamdani
New York's new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, has instituted executive orders aimed at tackling key housing issues like tenant harassment and bureaucratic delays in construction.
Some road projects may not be implemented due to the rapid increase in bitumen costs
In Latvia, several road construction projects may be delayed or canceled due to a significant rise in bitumen prices caused by geopolitical issues affecting oil prices.
Construction materials sector joins in forum to amplify political voice
The construction materials industry in Brazil is uniting to strengthen its political influence and address key issues affecting the sector, such as high financing costs and complex tax regulations.
VIDEO: erosion causes pavement to yield in a section under construction of an avenue that cuts through the forest in Belém
Residents have reported erosion issues affecting a section of Avenida Liberdade, which is part of a controversial state government project aimed at reducing traffic in Belém.
VIDEOS: NE1 of Thursday, March 5, 2026
The article discusses various news highlights including a storm of political revelations, police investigations, a tragic building collapse in Belo Horizonte, and ongoing issues in the Middle East.
Why is the Yoon Seok-yeol government continuing the dam construction rushed by the Yoon Seok-yeol government?
The continuation of dam projects initiated under the Yoon Seok-yeol government has raised significant controversy as the Lee Jae-myung government re-evaluates their necessity and legality.
Construction of small houses in Garður annulled on legal grounds
The construction of small houses in Garður has been annulled due to legal issues.
Technical issues in the renovated Gaiļezers buildings: real or fabricated drama?
A hospital in Latvia is facing allegations of ventilation system failures in renovated buildings, leading to serious safety concerns and disputes over responsibility.
The far right has channeled hatred against immigrants, but it is much older
The article discusses the historical construction of immigrants as outsiders and examines how societies have used institutional policies to marginalize them.
Court suspends demolitions and new buildings in SP for seeing flaws in zoning review
São Paulo's court has temporarily halted the issuance of permits for demolitions and new constructions due to issues in the zoning law revision process.
Investigation Report on Wall Collapse Points to Design and Construction Issues in Osan City
An investigation into a wall collapse in Osan City reveals failures in design, construction, and maintenance, with city officials emphasizing these issues following the tragedy.
HS: Bathrooms Rusted in New Apartment Buildings
An investigation reveals that Rust problems are appearing in component bathrooms of new apartment buildings in Finland, raising concerns about potential moisture damage.
Energy is the main bottleneck for the advancement of data centers, says Ascenty
Ascenty, a Brazilian data center construction company, expresses optimism about the approval of a new tax regime but cites energy distribution issues as a potential hindrance to expansion.
A new building has been constructed in Tartu to replace a slanted apartment building
A new building has been completed in Tartu, Estonia, to replace a slanted apartment that was deemed unusable due to construction issues.
Mandatory Mediation in the Construction Industry. Will It Not Help Smaller Players?
New regulations in Poland propose mandatory mediation in construction disputes, but experts question their efficacy in aiding smaller market players.
The historic D subway station that was under construction since August has reopened: the renovations and the next ones that will close
The historic Plaza Italia subway station in Buenos Aires has reopened after significant restorations, which were necessary due to its status as a National Historic Monument and ongoing issues with water damage.
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.
Leis: Agreement with Latvians that Rail Baltic will be ready by 2030
Estonia's Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis confirmed an agreement with Latvia for the Rail Baltic project to be completed by 2030, despite concerns regarding funding and construction issues in Latvia.
The 'Cyber Park' at PYRKAL is progressing – How employees will circulate
Construction of the Cyber Park in the heart of Hymettus is facing opposition from locals who are concerned about traffic issues and loss of green spaces.
Videos show people invading unfinished tunnel of the New Serra Ascent, on BR-040, in Petrópolis
Social media videos depict people entering an unfinished tunnel of the BR-040 in Petrópolis, highlighting safety issues and the long delay in construction since 2016.
Teresópolis Councilors Admit Problems with the 20-Story Building Law
Teresópolis councilors are expressing concerns and criticism over the newly enacted law allowing the construction of 20-story buildings, citing procedural issues and lack of transparency.
Money still needs to be found for the dismantling of drywall walls and mold prevention in the new building of Stradiņš Hospital
Construction work at Stradiņš Hospital's new building has stalled due to a funding shortfall and disputes over mold issues.
Haapsalu declared the detailed plans in the construction ban zone invalid
The city of Haapsalu has declared detailed plans that fall within construction ban zones as invalid, a decision met with legal criticism.
NIB Ehitus Grupp OÜ: The work discussed in the 'Kuuuurija' show only concerned the facade
NIB Ehitus Grupp OÜ has clarified that the quality issues raised in a recent broadcast of 'Kuuuurija' pertained solely to facade work they conducted as subcontractors, without entering the apartments.
The draft law mentions Rovaniemi 13 times, yet does not solve problems – government legalizes short-term rental business
A new construction law draft fails to address the short-term rental issues in Rovaniemi, allowing current short-term rental practices to continue.
The state has ignored problems with the construction register's public data for years
The Estonian government has been aware for over a decade of issues regarding public access to sensitive data in the construction register but has shifted responsibility onto local municipalities.
The Construction Market Faces Challenges: Criteria of Low Price and the Wave of Project Accumulation
The article discusses the challenges in the Polish construction market, particularly focusing on the issues arising from the low-price criterion in tenders and the anticipated wave of project accumulation.
The fastest construction happens in dictatorships. And in Babiš's Czechia 2027
The article discusses the issues related to construction speed in authoritarian regimes compared to Czechia under Andrej Babiš.
Traffic chaos on Athens Avenue caused by works on the Attica Road
Significant traffic issues are affecting Athens Avenue due to mandatory diversions from the Attica Road for maintenance work.
Ring Closure: A New Station from Which No Train Departures
Construction is underway for the new S-Bahn station Schwaigerloh intended to connect to Munich Airport, but longstanding tunnel issues may prevent operational trains from using it.
Velve appeals court ruling related to Stradins Hospital's new procurement
The Latvian construction company Velve is appealing a court decision over a procurement dispute with Stradins Hospital regarding the completion of the A2 building, which remains unfinished due to prior construction issues.
Construction in Ida-Viru County Style: Residents' Tolerance is Being Tested
A resident of Ida-Viru County shares frustrations about a chaotic apartment renovation, highlighting issues with construction practices and worker attitudes.
Building and Living in the Upper Country: Curbed Expectations for the Construction Turbo
Despite the introduction of the 'Construction Turbo' initiative by the German Bundestag to stimulate housing development, local mayors express skepticism regarding its effectiveness in resolving structural building issues and making rents more affordable.
South Africa: Cape Town's Wall Will Not Keep Us Safe - It Will Keep Us Apart
The article critiques the construction of a wall in Cape Town, arguing that it perpetuates division rather than safety.
Victorian government defends action on construction sector amid CFMEU allegations
The Victorian government is defending its actions in addressing corruption in the construction sector following allegations it ignored rising issues related to the CFMEU.