What if we call it ‘Climate Department’? [From the newsroom]
South Korea’s Minister of Climate, Energy, and Environment suggested a new abbreviation for the department, igniting a discussion on the importance of environmental terminology amidst recent governmental changes.
Maranhão State Finance Department audits ICMS credits and refunds R$ 3.5 billion in MA
The Maranhão State Finance Department is auditing ICMS credits declared by companies in the state, resulting in more than R$ 3.5 billion refunds due to inconsistencies.
Warning: French regions at risk! Part 2: Creuse
The article discusses the challenges faced by the Creuse department in France regarding regional development and EU cohesion funding.
US judge overturns policy of deporting immigrants to third countries
A US judge has ruled against a policy by the Department of Homeland Security that allowed for the expedited deportation of immigrants to third countries without sufficient opportunity to express fears of persecution or torture.
The US issued guidelines regarding resale licenses for Venezuelan oil for use in Cuba
The US Treasury Department announced a favorable policy for applications regarding the resale of Venezuelan oil to be used in Cuba, focusing on transactions that help the Cuban people.
USA: The government sued the Democratic governor of New Jersey for 'obstruction' of immigration policy
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against New Jersey and its Democratic governor, Miki Cheryl, for obstructing federal immigration policies.
Contain the harmful effects of motorcycle expansion
A report by São Paulo's traffic department highlights a worrying increase in pedestrian deaths caused by motorcycles in the state and the capital, signaling a need for greater public policy attention.
We Need to Establish a Record Management Department in the 3rd Truth and Reconciliation Commission
The article discusses the establishment of the 3rd Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Korea and highlights the need for a dedicated department to manage records of past injustices.
United States signs $1 billion contract with Palantir for software and AI services
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has signed a $1 billion contract with Palantir for data analysis and AI software services, reinforcing Palantir's role in immigration policy under the Trump administration.
BNS Sprint: Foreign policy and security issues in the Daukanto Palace, a shrinking LRT working group
The article discusses various topics, including the winner of the Customs Department head competition, winter challenges for municipalities, and international news such as the arrest of former Prince Andrew and a life sentence for a former South Korean leader.
Detroit officers facing termination for allegedly contacting immigration authorities during traffic stops
Two Detroit police officers are facing termination for allegedly contacting immigration authorities during traffic stops, violating department policy.
The spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security, Tricia McLaughlin, leaves her position
Tricia McLaughlin, a key figure in the Trump administration's hardline immigration policy, has resigned as spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security.
Earthquake in Kristi Noem's DHS: farewell to a key Trump ally on immigration
Tricia McLaughlin, a prominent figure in U.S. immigration policy under the Trump administration, announced her departure from the Department of Homeland Security, signaling a significant shift in the department's communications team.
No agreement in the United States on the funding of the Department of Homeland Security
The funding for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security remains uncertain as Congress has temporarily allocated funds pending significant changes demanded by Democrats, particularly concerning immigration policy.
Kenya: State Department for Children's Services Reaffirms Plan to End Child Institutionalisation By 2032
The Kenyan government plans to end child institutionalization by 2032, promoting family-based care instead.
USA secretly delivered thousands of 'Starlink' terminals to Iran
The US State Department has acquired nearly 7,000 Starlink terminals to assist Iranian dissidents in bypassing internet restrictions during ongoing protests.
Trump receives an industry award for being the 'undisputed champion of coal': 'I don't like those crazy windmills'
Donald Trump has been awarded by industrialists as the 'undisputed champion of coal' during a ceremony at the White House where he ordered the Department of Defense to purchase electricity from coal-powered plants.
Trump Supports the Coal Industry in the USA
President Trump has directed the Department of Energy to provide funding to coal power plants in several states to ensure their continued operation.
It's official: The United States will revoke the passports of citizens who do not comply with this obligation
The U.S. State Department will revoke the passports of citizens who fail to meet certain obligations, particularly concerning child support payments.
The lack of agreement in Congress foreshadows the closure of the Department of Homeland Security
The U.S. Congress is facing a stalemate that could lead to the closure of the Department of Homeland Security if no funding agreement is reached by Friday.
The Birth of Unprecedentedly Powerful Authority: A Crucial Moment for Democracy by Political Department Head Kyohei Matsuda
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takichi won a recent election decisively, establishing significant power but raising concerns about the implications for democracy and policy support.
DWP defends qualifying age rule as pensioners miss out on up to £7,000
The Department for Work and Pensions is defending its qualifying age rule amidst calls from policy experts to reform it, as many pensioners could be missing out on significant benefits due to their housing circumstances.
Driver's Licenses in Florida: The Change That Puts Thousands of Latino Jobs at Risk Starting This Friday
A crucial rule change by Florida's Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, effective February 6, will impact migrant workers by altering driving license exams.
Lawsuit Against the US State Department for Halting Immigration Visas for 75 Countries
Civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against the US State Department due to its decision to halt processing immigration visas for citizens of 75 countries, arguing that this policy undermines decades of established immigration laws.
Africa: Republican Intelligence Specialist Nominated Head Africa at State Department
Frank W. Garcia Jr. has been nominated by President Trump to lead the Africa Bureau at the State Department despite having limited experience in African affairs.
U.S. to suspend immigrant visas from 75 countries over public assistance concerns
The U.S. State Department will suspend immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, citing concerns that their nationals may require public assistance in the U.S.
One of the most radical anti-immigration steps by Trump: Visa processing suspended for 75 countries
The U.S. State Department will suspend immigrant visa processing for citizens from 75 countries, including Russia, Iran, Brazil, and Somalia, starting January 21, while reviewing its vetting procedures.
The US State Department Stops Issuing Visas to Citizens of 75 Countries
The US State Department has decided to suspend all visa issuance procedures for citizens of 75 countries, including several Arab and Muslim nations, starting January 21 for an indefinite period.
Letitia James sues HHS over tying federal funds to transgender policy
New York Attorney General Letitia James is leading a coalition suing the federal government for enforcing a Department of Health and Human Services policy that allegedly forces states to discriminate against transgender individuals to retain federal funding.
Trump administration revokes more than 100,000 visas in first year back
In 2025, the Trump administration set a record by revoking over 100,000 visas, significantly more than the previous year under Biden, primarily impacting business, tourist, and student visa holders.
Jerome Powell: Justice is apparently investigating the US Federal Reserve Chairman
Jerome Powell has reportedly received a subpoena from the US Justice Department in response to ongoing criticisms from President Trump regarding the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
Jerome Powell: Justice apparently investigates against US Federal Reserve Chair
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has reportedly received a subpoena from the Justice Department amid ongoing criticism of the Fed's monetary policy by President Trump, with authorities allegedly threatening him with indictment.
DHS restricts congressional visits to ICE facilities in Minneapolis with new policy
The Department of Homeland Security has implemented a new policy that restricts federal lawmakers from visiting an immigration detention facility in Minneapolis, despite a court ruling affirming their right to do so.
State Department declares 'international bureaucracies' will no longer get 'blank checks' from the US
The State Department announced that the U.S. will no longer provide unrestricted funding to international organizations, citing a shift away from multilateralism under President Trump's 'America First' policy.
Washington Expands Visa Policy with Financial Guarantee to Include 13 Countries, Most of Them African
The U.S. State Department has expanded a policy requiring visa applicants to pay a refundable financial guarantee of up to $15,000 before being allowed entry into the United States, affecting 13 countries primarily in Africa.