MP opens inquiry to investigate cut of more than 95% in funds for flood prevention in MG
The Public Ministry of Minas Gerais has launched an inquiry into a significant reduction in funding for flood prevention and disaster response, amounting to over 95% from 2023 to 2026.
United Kingdom cuts climate aid drastically
The United Kingdom announced a 14% reduction in climate aid over the next three years, as reported by The Guardian, with the budget being redirected to military funding.
Member of the Rural Affairs Committee: Farmers are threatened by a real reduction in support funds
A member of the Estonian Rural Affairs Committee has expressed concerns that funding for agriculture and food production may decrease in the next funding period.
Huhtasaari highlights the salary of Yle's CEO - compares it to the president
A group of Finnish MPs demands the reduction of Yle's CEO salary, comparing it to the president's compensation.
27 million children will die by 2030 from preventable causes, according to the UN, if no changes are made
The UN warns that without significant changes, 27 million children will die from preventable causes by 2030 due to stagnation in the reduction of child mortality amid climate crises, conflict, and lack of funding.
Peterborough supervised consumption site to close as Ontario government ends funding
The Ontario government is closing a supervised consumption site in Peterborough as part of its decision to redirect funding towards treatment and recovery programs.
Ontario cutting funding for 7 supervised drug consumption sites
The Ontario government is cutting funding for seven supervised drug consumption sites, initiating a transition to abstinence-based treatment models.
Delphine Ernotte announces a reduction of 15 million euros in public funding for France Télévisions
Delphine Ernotte, president of France Télévisions, announced a 15 million euro cut in public funding in a letter to the Prime Minister, detailing a revised budget for 2026 that includes cost-saving measures mandated by the government.
The race for Paris: Will more armed police and more cameras make the city safer?
In the lead-up to Paris's municipal elections, the focus has shifted to public safety, with candidates proposing increased funding for police and surveillance despite questionable efficacy in crime reduction.
A theater is more than a budget
The article discusses the challenges faced by Oslo Nye Teater due to a significant reduction in municipal funding, advocating for the importance of cultural investment in the city.
Reduction of the public broadcasting fee failed in a referendum in Switzerland - voters also rejected the climate fund
Swiss voters rejected a proposal to cut the public broadcasting fee in a recent referendum, demonstrating strong support for maintaining media funding.
PP Regions Request Delay in Class Size Reduction and Extra Funding to Implement It
PP-led regions in Spain are seeking to delay the reduction of student numbers per class and demand additional funding for its implementation.
Fox News Poll: Disapproval of ICE on the rise
A Fox News poll indicates that disapproval of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, ICE, is rising significantly among voters, with nearly half preferring a reduction in its funding.
Public Broadcasting: 'It's Always About Money'
The Swiss will vote on a significant reduction of their public broadcasting system, potentially cutting funding and services for the Swiss Radio and Television Corporation (SRG).
Montero proposes her current subordinate, who designed the debt reduction and new funding model, as 'independent' to head the Fiscal Authority.
The Spanish Treasury has proposed Inés Olóndriz to head the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (AIReF), emphasizing her qualifications and experience.
Europe grants one million euros to the CÃrculo de Bellas Artes and other European entities to respond to 'pressures on artistic freedom'
The European Union has allocated one million euros to support the CÃrculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid and other entities in a project addressing artistic freedom across Europe.
Discussion on Consumption Tax Reduction at the 'National Meeting' Conditional on Participation, Opposition Parties Express Concern About 'While the Diet is in Session'
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pushes for a limited two-year exemption on the consumption tax for foods, despite opposition from within the ruling party amid concerns about funding for social security.
Consumption Tax Reduction: Interim Summary to be Compiled in National Conference by June, Government to Present Funding Candidates
The Japanese government plans to finalize an interim summary regarding a proposed two-year zero consumption tax on food items in a national conference by June, alongside discussions on funding sources.
UNRWA Commissioner: We have reduced services in Gaza by 20% and our employees work with less protection
The UNRWA Commissioner announced a 20% reduction in services in Gaza due to funding crises and increased pressures, stating that staff are facing more dangers.
Plans to Reduce Support for Solar Power Plants Revealed, Alternative Proposal Presented
Lithuanian officials have announced a reduction in funding for solar energy, transitioning towards different energy support measures, which could impede the country's renewable energy goals.
Consumption Tax Reduction: Four Points of Debate, Including Funding and Implementation Timing, with Inconsistent Prime Minister Statements as a Spark
The Japanese Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, is moving towards the implementation of a two-year zero consumption tax on food products, but faces challenges regarding funding and timing.
Consumption tax reduction: How to secure 5 trillion yen in funding; Discussions will be held at the National Assembly, with the market also paying attention
The Japanese government plans to temporarily eliminate the consumption tax on food products for two years, but the feasibility and funding sources for this policy are under scrutiny as discussions begin in a national assembly involving both ruling and opposition parties.
Thinking of a LEP for independent scenic spaces
The reduction of funding for cultural infrastructure programs has severely limited opportunities for independent artistic groups to develop new scenic spaces in their communities.
Mayor of Guaraciaba do Norte announces 30% salary reduction for servers
The mayor of Guaraciaba do Norte, Cefas Melo, has announced a 30% salary cut for himself, the vice mayor, secretaries, and temporary and commissioned employees to reduce municipal expenses amid decreased funding.
Tax Reduction Pledge Battle, No Validity Judgment - Japan Alone Lacks 'Independent Fiscal Institution' at G7
As Japan approaches its House of Representatives election, political parties are advocating for consumption tax cuts without a thorough discussion of funding sources, unlike many G7 countries that have established Independent Fiscal Institutions (IFIs) to assess the impact of such policies.
A major change is happening now – The Minister explains the reasons
The government announced a reduction in funding for welfare areas by 66 million euros starting next year, with a planned savings of 390 million euros by 2029, prompting Minister Anna-Kaisa Ikonen to explain these changes.
Trump Cuts $2 Billion in Federal Funding for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Former President Trump has announced a reduction of $2 billion in federal funding aimed at mental health and substance abuse services.
Cuts in humanitarian aid suffocate hundreds of thousands of displaced Sudanese: "Before we had 100 bags of rice for 2,000 people, now we only have 20"
The reduction in cooperation funding from major donors severely impacts humanitarian crises like Sudan’s, where refugees face shortages of medicine, daily hunger, and closed schools.