New support package for Ukraine's youth
The Swedish government announces a new support package of almost a quarter billion kronor aimed at assisting young people in Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict.
Queensland government ‘opens old wounds’ as police officer criticised after Palm Island riots appointed to Legal Aid board
The Queensland government has faced backlash for appointing a police officer involved in the controversial Palm Island riots to the Legal Aid board, reigniting trauma for the First Nations community.
Spain cuts VAT on fuel and electricity to curb energy prices
Spain's government introduced a €5 billion aid package aimed at mitigating rising energy costs due to the conflict in the Middle East.
Carlos Cuerpo: 'I guarantee that we will watch to ensure there is no enrichment in such a tragic situation'
Carlos Cuerpo, Spain's Minister of Economy, discusses the government's economic aid plan in response to the energy crisis, expecting increased inflation and promising to oversee business profit margins.
ANALYSIS: Carney promised spending cuts — but not all cuts are equal
The Carney government in Canada is set to unveil its 2026-2027 spending plan, highlighting a shift in budget priorities towards increased defense spending at the cost of other sectors like science and foreign aid.
First Economic Shield
The Spanish government has approved a €5 billion aid package to address the energy crisis stemming from the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Minister of Aid: "It may be relevant to demand the money back"
Sweden's Minister of Aid expressed concerns about funding to an organization linked to anti-abortion sentiments and stated that the government maintains a zero tolerance policy towards extremism.
1.2 billion in Swedish record aid to Gaza
Sweden announces a historic aid package totaling 1.2 billion kronor to support children in Gaza, highlighting significant contributions from the government and private sectors.
Government advances 13th salary from INSS to April and May; see calendar
The Brazilian government has announced the early payment of the 13th salary to INSS retirees and pensioners for the months of April and May.
Government announces 200 daycare kits by the end of the year, benefiting 10,000 children in PI
The Brazilian government is delivering daycare kits to aid early childhood education in Piauí, aiming to support 10,000 children.
To chop spending, Ottawa will cut science, tourism, foreign aid programs
The Canadian government is set to implement significant budget cuts impacting various sectors including science, tourism, and foreign aid, while increasing defense spending.
Government facilitates donations and postpones taxes for companies in cities hit by floods in MG
The Minas Gerais government has issued a decree to ease bureaucratic processes for donations and delay taxes for companies affected by recent floods.
Fuel hikes squeeze Moroccans as Middle East tensions rise
Rising fuel prices in Morocco are a direct result of escalating tensions in the Middle East, affecting the cost of living and prompting the government to provide financial aid to transport operators.
Gasoline, from today a discount of 25 cents is in effect. The account of the aid paid by the ministries. The figures
Italy has implemented a 25-cent discount on gasoline prices effective from today until April 7, financed by a decree of 549 million euros.
UK to cut climate aid to developing countries by 14% to £2bn a year in ‘refocus’
The UK government plans to cut climate aid to developing countries by 14%, reducing it to around £2 billion per year amid broader budget cuts, prompting concerns from critics about the implications for global security and welfare.
The Government grants an advance of up to $100 billion to Santa Cruz
The Argentine government has authorized an advance payment of up to $100 billion to the province of Santa Cruz to address temporary financial difficulties.
Every resident in Gyeongnam receives 100,000 won in living support funds
All residents of Gyeongnam Province in South Korea will receive a living support fund of 100,000 won per person due to economic challenges.
Brazil donates more than 20 thousand tons of food to Cuba, in crisis after blockade imposed by Trump
The Brazilian government has donated over 20,000 tons of food to Cuba, which is experiencing an economic and humanitarian crisis worsened by a US-imposed oil blockade.
Union's aid to banks in crisis without Congress's approval opposes Finance Ministry and Lula's base in the Chamber
The government's base in the Chamber is working to remove the proposal for Union aid to troubled banks without Congress's authorization from a legislative project.
Amid US Restrictions, Brazil Sends Humanitarian Aid to Cuba
The Brazilian government is set to send humanitarian aid to Cuba, including medicines and food, amidst US restrictions on the island nation.
Fuel Decree: Gasoline Bonus, Anti-Speculation Crackdown, Aid for Truckers. Salvini: 'Cut Excise Taxes'
The Italian government's fuel decree aims to provide financial assistance to families and truckers while enforcing stricter measures to prevent speculation on fuel prices.
Susanne Nyström: The government was supposed to 'clean up' - instead it stinks
The article discusses the confusion and controversies surrounding Swedish government aid, especially highlighting the funding allocated to questionable organizations instead of established humanitarian groups.
Abramovich does not release the 3 billion and the British government sues him
The British government is considering legal action against former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich for failing to release €2.9 billion from the sale of the club intended for Ukrainian aid.
US watchdog slams lack of oversight in $26 bn Ukraine aid
A US government auditor has criticized the inadequate oversight of $26 billion in aid sent to Ukraine, highlighting serious flaws in how the funds were managed.
Will the Ministry of Interior and Administration collaborate with the Church? An unusual idea from the ministry
Polish ministers meet with bishops to discuss potential collaboration between the state and the Church in crisis situations.
Teamwork Amidst the Rains
A report from Ecuador's National Risk Management Secretariat highlights the devastating impact of winter rains, which have resulted in 14 deaths and affected over 58,000 people, prompting urgent government and private aid.
Government set to sue Abramovich over failing to release £2.5bn from Chelsea sale
The UK government is preparing to sue Roman Abramovich for failing to release £2.5 billion from the sale of Chelsea Football Club, which was intended for Ukrainian aid.
Government prepares to sue Abramovich after he missed deadline to release £2.5bn from Chelsea sale
The UK government is set to take legal action against Roman Abramovich for failing to release £2.5 billion from the sale of Chelsea, which is intended for humanitarian aid in Ukraine.
USA Issues Ultimatum to Zambia: HIV Drugs for Access to Raw Materials
The U.S. government has presented Zambia with an ultimatum requiring drug provision for HIV in exchange for access to mineral resources.
Aid of R$ 7,300 is now available for residents affected by the rains in Juiz de Fora; see how
Residents of Juiz de Fora affected by severe flooding in February are receiving a one-time federal aid payment of R$ 7,300, with additional support initiatives announced by local government.
The family of triplets born in Riga will receive a one-time state benefit of 15,000 euros
A family in Riga is set to receive a one-time government aid of 15,000 euros for the expenses associated with the birth of triplets.
Support account for Cuba, a warning for the financial system?
The Mexican government's support for Cuba, particularly through a publicly shared bank account for donations, raises concerns regarding the potential impact on Mexico's financial reputation.
FG urged to revive abandoned Ngwo borstal institute
The Federal Government of Nigeria has been called upon to rehabilitate the abandoned Borstal Training Institute in Ngwo to aid survivors of gender-based violence and juvenile offenders.
Strengthening Development Cooperation with Developing Countries to Attract Private Investment: Experts Hold First Meeting
Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has established an expert meeting aimed at enhancing development cooperation with developing countries, focusing on attracting private investment to complement government aid.
US aid cuts fuel conflicts in Africa
US aid cuts have been linked to increased violence in Africa, as people resort to joining militias due to economic hardships exacerbated by a lack of government resources.
Mali: NGOs concerned about the authorities' project to impose a new tax
Malian NGOs express concern over plans by the government to introduce a new 10% tax on their project resources, which they argue could further strain their operations amidst cuts in international aid.
Bridges and roads destroyed: government acknowledges emergency situation in municipality of MT after heavy rains
The Brazilian government has recognized a state of emergency in Peixoto de Azevedo, Mato Grosso, due to severe flooding caused by heavy rains, impacting infrastructure and prompting federal aid requests.
Fuel Alarm, Aid by the End of the Month. League Pressures: Curbing Prices
The Italian government faces challenges in controlling energy prices, as the League proposes price limits for gasoline amidst rising fuel costs.
Senate could veto federal aid to struggling financial institutions, project predicts
A new banking resolution project proposed by the Brazilian government allows the Senate to block federal financial support to troubled banks and financial institutions.
UK drops plan to cut benefits for survivors of Ireland’s mother and baby homes
The UK government has reversed its plan to cut benefits for survivors of Ireland's mother and baby homes, allowing them to receive compensation without losing their financial aid.
The Chamber of Deputies supported targeted aid for people in housing distress
The Czech Chamber of Deputies has approved a measure to provide more focused support for individuals facing housing distress.
From Masaryk to Havana
The Cuban ambassador to Mexico, Eugenio Martínez Enríquez, reacted harshly to a Mexico-based TV report alleging that the Cuban government has sold humanitarian donations from Mexico to its people in dire need.
UK government axes flagship global health project
The UK government is shutting down its Global Health Workforce Programme, a project aimed at strengthening health systems in Africa, due to cuts in aid.
The Government does not reach agreements with employers and unions, who are asking for control of 'abusive price increases' and aid for agriculture and transport
The Spanish government met with employers and unions to discuss economic measures in response to the crisis in the Middle East, ending without decisions but with calls for controlling price hikes and providing aid to affected sectors.
The Government estimates Spanish financial and humanitarian aid to Ukraine at nearly 17 billion
The Spanish government reports that it has provided nearly 17 billion euros in financial and humanitarian aid to Ukraine, highlighting Spain's commitment to supporting the country amid global uncertainties.
Hungary's parliament passes resolution against Ukraine's EU bid
Hungary's parliament has passed a resolution opposing Ukraine's bid to join the EU and discouraging the government from sending aid to Ukraine amid ongoing tensions between the two countries.
Central African Republic: arrest of a French humanitarian from MSF by Russian mercenaries
A French humanitarian worker from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been arrested by Russian mercenaries in the Central African Republic, accused of subversive activities by the government.
Education chains nine increases in scholarships and approaches 2.6 billion in aid
The Spanish government is set to approve its ninth consecutive increase in study scholarships, raising the total funds for education aid to nearly 2.6 billion euros.
Energy, in the Council of Ministers the aid decree: actions against speculation under study
The Italian government is preparing to implement measures to combat speculation as oil prices surge towards 2022 peaks, raising concerns over rising costs of consumer goods.
New definition of anti-Muslim hate announced by government
The UK government has introduced a new, non-statutory definition of anti-Muslim hate which aims to aid in understanding and addressing hostility against Muslims.