Central Finland's sote savings are being implemented – the administrative court quickly granted permission for the termination of services
Central Finland's welfare area is allowed to proceed with its planned service reductions despite appeals against a regional council decision.
The Dannebrog to Hang in the Meeting Room of Copenhagen City Hall
Copenhagen City Hall's meeting room is set to be decorated with the Dannebrog, following a decision by a broad majority in the city's council.
Council backflips on rate rise for short-stay rentals to support tourism
The Mount Gambier council reversed its decision to increase rates on short-stay rentals, opting to support tourism instead amid a housing crisis.
Dismissed Bartaševics on the delay in electing a new mayor of Rēzekne: A bad decision made in haste
Dismissed Mayor Bartaševics criticized the delay in electing a new mayor of Rēzekne, calling it a hasty decision and asserting that the council has time to choose a successor legally.
Decision Made: Helsinki Halves Meat and Dairy Products in Schools and Daycares
Helsinki's city council has decided to halve the procurement of meat and dairy products in city food services, specifically affecting schools and daycares, by 2030.
Municipal body denies classification of Ó do Borogodó bar as cultural heritage
The São Paulo municipal council denied the request to classify the bar Ó do Borogodó as a cultural heritage site, leading the owner to plan an appeal against the decision.
In the Saeima elections, 158 polling stations will be available in Riga
Riga will have 158 polling stations for the upcoming Saeima elections this fall, as confirmed by the Riga City Council's recent decision.
Campo Grande City Council's Board Election Suspended by Court Decision
A court in Mato Grosso do Sul suspended the early election of the Board of the Campo Grande City Council for the 2027/2028 term due to constitutional concerns.
In March, the appeal for the incentives of the New Building Regulation will be heard by the Council of State
The Council of State in Greece will hear appeals from various municipalities regarding the environmental incentives under the New Building Regulation in early March.
The Background of KRRiT's Decision Regarding TV Republika: "Kaczyński Went Mad"
A member of Poland's national media council voted against a concession fee installment plan for TV Republika, surprising many observers.
K. Mitsotakis: The decision on the new increase in the minimum wage will be made at the end of March
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlined key economic objectives during a meeting of the Governmental Economic Policy Council, including the announcement of a forthcoming decision on the minimum wage increase by the end of March.
The President of TV Republika ends speculation regarding the concession. "We proposed a fair solution"
The President of TV Republika discussed the recent decision by the National Broadcasting Council regarding their request for a staggered concession fee payment.
EU President Demands Support from Hungary for Joint Ukraine Decision
The President of the European Council, António Costa, expresses dissatisfaction in a letter to Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán regarding Hungary's blockade of a financial loan for Ukraine.
City-owned subsidiary: "München Ticket" is facing insolvency
The city service company "München Ticket" is reportedly on the brink of insolvency, with a decision needed from the city council before the upcoming local elections.
Turku to vote on hundreds of millions for tram in the coming months - only half of councilors express their opinions
In Turku, Finland, only about half of the city councilors have expressed their opinions on whether to build a tram system estimated to cost €465 million, with the council expected to make a final decision by June.
CNJ opens investigation into decision that acquitted man accused of sexual assault against a vulnerable person in MG
The National Justice Council (CNJ) in Brazil has initiated an investigation regarding the acquittal of a 35-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl by the Minas Gerais Court of Justice.
Mbappé/PSG Conflict: The Club Decides Not to Appeal, Ending a (Long) Saga
Paris Saint-Germain will not appeal a labor council decision requiring the club to pay nearly €61 million to former player Kylian Mbappé, marking the end of a prolonged dispute.
EU: The Commission defends its participation in the Peace Council after French criticism
The European Commission stands by its decision to participate in the inaugural meeting of the US Peace Council despite criticism from France, asserting its right to accept such invitations.
The court annulled Parkano's decision on the wind power plan because the company's representative was present - the city manager denies
A court in Hämeenlinna annulled the wind power plan adopted by Parkano due to procedural errors, particularly the improper presence of a wind company representative at a city council meeting.
Paltamo loans 100,000 euros to a golf company - council decided with a vote of 16 to 4
Paltamo municipality has approved a 100,000 euro loan to Paltamo Golf Oy to aid in its financial restructuring, a decision made by the town council with a vote of 16 to 4.
The decision on the western railway in Salo cannot yet be implemented – the city will express its opinion to the administrative court in March
The implementation of the Salo City Council's decision regarding the western railway is currently paused pending a ruling from the administrative court.
Donald Trump says that, without an agreement, he could attack Iran in up to 15 days
Donald Trump threatens military action against Iran, stating that a decision on war or peace must be made within fifteen days as the U.S. strengthens its military presence in the Middle East.
Trump Suggests 'Next 10 Days' as Critical Point for Attack Decision on Iran
President Trump indicated that the next ten days will be pivotal in deciding whether to proceed with military action against Iran.
New jam for the 'one hour train'
The implementation of the West Rail decision in Salo is delayed due to an appeal to the administrative court following a city council agreement.
Why didn't Nawrocki go to the USA? The background of the decision regarding the Peace Council
Polish official Karol Nawrocki pulled out of a trip to the USA after Italian Prime Minister Meloni declined to attend a key meeting, affecting diplomatic engagements.
Decision on Another Position for Helmanis
The Financial Committee of the Ogre municipal council will decide on the appointment of former mayor Egils Helmanis as deputy chair of the local civil defense commission.
Kenya: Civil Society Alliance Protests Governors' Boycott of Senate Oversight
Civil society groups in Kenya protest against the Council of Governors' decision to boycott Senate oversight committees, citing threats to constitutional accountability.
Karol Nawrocki will not participate in the Peace Council? A decision has been made
The Polish President is seeking a clear stance from the government on joining the Peace Council, following discussions at a National Security Council meeting.
PUBLIC APPEAL ⟩ Representatives of the nursing sector to Joller: we are deeply worried
Various nursing organizations in Estonia have expressed concern to Social Minister Karmen Joller over her decision to terminate the work of the development council for nursing.
Āboliņš calls on deputies to decide to terminate operations of Russian-language radio stations
The chairman of the National Electronic Media Council of Latvia is urging parliament to make a decision on ending the operations of Russian-language radio stations funded by the state.
Keir Starmer U-turns on cancelling council elections after legal threat
Keir Starmer has reversed his decision to postpone local council elections due to legal challenges, confirming that all elections will proceed as planned on May 7, 2026.
Public Transport Council postpones decision on chairperson election
The Public Transport Council of Latvia has postponed the election of a new chairperson due to ongoing changes in the Ministry of Transport.
Absence of Africa on UN Security Council ‘indefensible’ – Guterres
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres argues that the lack of a permanent African seat on the UN Security Council is unacceptable, calling for Africa's inclusion in global decision-making.
Gideon Saar is Expected to Represent Israel at the Peace Council Summit in Washington Next Week
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar is set to represent Israel at the upcoming Peace Council Summit in Washington following Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision not to attend.
Jevgeni Ossinovski: Tallinn could build a new hospital by itself
Former Tallinn mayor Jevgeni Ossinovski criticizes the city council's decision to halt the establishment of a new medical campus, asserting that the capital can construct the hospital without state co-funding.
Bartaševičs Quickly Gets Another Position, Will Appeal Decision on Dismissal from Rēzekne Mayor Position
Former Rēzekne Mayor Bartaševičs has quickly taken up another position in the city council following his dismissal.
Yle Receives Adverse Decision from the Council for Mass Media
Yle's electoral machine faced criticism due to missing candidate information during its initial release, which is considered a significant error in factual information dissemination.
The government voluntarily prepared itself for dozens of experts. But it’s not a surprise
The Czech government's decision to disband the National Economic Council led by a small group of experts signals a significant shift in its economic strategy, which may hinder potential economic benefits.
Manaquiri defines new councilors after fraud leads to the removal of more than half of the City Council; see names
The municipalities of Manaquiri, Brazil, have experienced a significant shift in its City Council due to a judicial decision that nullified the mandates of most council members following electoral fraud.
Wind Power Divides a Tourism Location – Kolari Decides on a Historical Plan
The Kolari municipal council is set to make a historic decision regarding a wind power zoning plan that could establish the municipality's first wind turbines, amidst a divided public opinion.
Włodzimierz Czarzasty has made a decision. Elections for the National Judicial Council are starting
Włodzimierz Czarzasty announced the start of the candidate nomination process for the National Judicial Council's members.
The Norwegian Ambassador on the Unique Decision: - It is not a good feeling to be sitting in the Norwegian chair now
Norway's ambassador describes a unique decision made by the Council of Europe, resulting in the lifting of a former official's immunity.
After 2 days of Edmonton infill debate, city committee sends decision to council
Edmonton's city council urban planning committee has reviewed proposed amendments to residential zoning regulations that would impose stricter limits on infill development.
Bartaševics will appeal the decision to suspend him from office
Suspended Rēzekne City Council Chair Aleksandrs Bartaševics plans to appeal the decision that denied him access to state secrets, citing legal grounds and presumption of innocence.
Day of Remembrance in the regional council: after the no to Bocchino, Fi and FdI leave the room
The regional council of Tuscany faced turmoil during a solemn session for the Day of Remembrance, culminating in the exit of political factions following a decision to exclude external guests from the event.
Rio Verde City Council Contest Is Suspended
The public contest for the City Council of Rio Verde, Brazil, has been suspended following a decision by the State Court of Accounts due to a request from the Public Ministry regarding the contractor's investigation.
Gifts to the Public Sector: Where the Council of State's Decision Is Heading – The Data
The Council of State in Greece is expected to lean towards a negative decision regarding the reinstatement of the 13th and 14th salaries, known as 'Dora', for public employees.
‘I don’t understand this decision, I heard about it from the press’: Alexandra Villacís, alternate member, after being removed from the Judiciary
Alexandra Villacís, an alternate member of the Judiciary Council in Ecuador, expressed confusion over her removal from the position, which she learned about through the media rather than official channels.
Hunting of Wolves is Being Prohibited in Turku and Raisio Areas - The Nature Conservation Union Calls the Council Initiatives Groundbreaking
A group of decision-makers aims to ban the hunting of wolves and other large predators on municipal lands owned by Turku and Raisio.
Vantaa decision-makers agree on rules for civil discussion - no banned words, zero tolerance for racism
Vantaa city council leaders have established rules for civil discussion, emphasizing zero tolerance for racism after a recent incident during a heated council meeting.