Babiš's State. This is how the new government took control of important functions in the country
The article discusses how the new government led by Babiš has taken control of key positions within the Czech government.
Internal Government Issues: A Truce is Proposed Amid Scandals, but Karina Milei Continues the Name Casting
The Argentine government faces a political crisis with proposed internal truce amid scandals, but Karina Milei continues seeking new appointments.
Ogun appoints bureau DG
The Ogun State Government has appointed Feyisara Bolarinwa-Adebowale as the new Director-General of the Bureau of Public Procurement.
Personnel Transfers on March 21
Personnel changes and promotions within various government departments and organizations in South Korea were announced on March 21.
BNS Sprint: Coal in Minsk After Visit to Lithuania, Government Proposals to Control Fuel Prices, KT Judges Sworn In
The article discusses ongoing issues related to security in Belarus following a visit to Lithuania, proposals to manage fuel prices, and recent judicial appointments in Lithuania.
Unofficially: There will be changes in the government, three ministries may be affected. Donald Tusk denies it.
Speculation arises regarding potential changes in the Polish government that may lead to the dismissal of two ministers just months after their appointments, as the ruling coalition seeks to address criticism ahead of upcoming elections.
Government MPs want to take some powers away from the president. They claim the constitution does not need to be changed
Czech government MPs are pushing for legislation to limit presidential powers amid ongoing disputes between President Petr Pavel and the government regarding ambassador appointments.
Ayede Polytechnic appointments spark controversy over due process
Appointments of key administrative positions at Ayede Polytechnic have raised concerns regarding adherence to due process among stakeholders.
Personnel Changes on March 14
The article details various personnel appointments and reassignments within South Korea's government departments, including the Fair Trade Commission and the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.
Says the quality of specialist training for general practitioners is at risk
Gunnar Þór Geirsson, head of the Icelandic Association of General Practitioners, urges the government to better support the training of general practitioners, citing long wait times for appointments as a concern for the quality of care.
The government holds control in the Senate to advance the appointment of judges and prosecutors
The Argentine Senate is set to accelerate discussions on over 300 judicial appointments following the assumption of Juan Bautista Mahiques as the new Minister of Justice.
Sandra Stiskalo: The Cocky Epstein Associate Expected 'Maximal Dignity'
The UK government has released files regarding Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador, which do not support Keir Starmer's narrative and could impact the Prime Minister's standing.
FG nullifies appointments of Benue college provost, registrar, bursar
The Nigerian Federal Ministry of Education has annulled the appointments of key administrative officers at the Federal College of Education in Benue State due to procedural violations.
The Battle for the Embassy in Washington: Three Diplomats Compete, ANO Has Chosen a Former Minister
The Czech government's recent halt of a significant ambassadorial exchange highlights the strategic importance of the U.S. embassy, with a competitive selection process among diplomats closely tied to political influences.
Presidential and Chamber Leaders’ Appointments Are Subject to Prime Minister's Approval, According to the Government
The Czech government's recent decision establishes that appointments of the president and chamber leaders require the prime minister's consent.
Unusually, the Police Commissioner Consulted Amir Ohana About Appointing a Commissioner Who Was His Confidant
The Israeli Police Commissioner Danny Levi consulted Speaker of the Knesset Amir Ohana regarding the appointment of Eran Nahum as the police's legal advisor, reflecting a rare intersection of political influence and police appointments.
Unprecedented Former Uniformed Services Chief Appointed as President of the National Defense Medical College
The Japanese government has appointed former Chief of Joint Staff Yoshida Keisuke to succeed Kubo Fumiaki as president of the National Defense Medical College, marking an unusual shift from recent appointments of academic professionals to military leaders.
The Government presents Argentina Week in New York; they will send documents to the Senate to cover 200 courts
The Argentine government is launching Argentina Week in New York to promote investment, while also preparing to send documents to the Senate to fill 200 vacant judicial positions.
Personnel Changes on March 10
The article outlines the recent personnel changes in various sectors such as the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and academic institutions in South Korea.
The Government officialized Santiago Viola as Secretary of Justice and Sebastián Amerio as Attorney General
The Argentine government has appointed Santiago Viola as Secretary of Justice and Sebastián Amerio as the nation's Attorney General amid a reorganization of legal positions within the executive branch.
Letters from readers: AFA, appointment, painful situation
Readers express concerns about the Argentine Football Association's challenges and government appointments, highlighting the impact on fans and public trust in the judicial system.
Milei bets on a new relationship with the Court and promised that for now he will not send the dossiers to complete it
Javier Milei is establishing a new relationship with the Argentine court system, asserting control within his government by managing ministerial appointments directly.
The Government accumulates 40 partisan appointments in regulatory and technical bodies of the State's economy with AIReF
The Spanish government continues to fill independent economic institutions with partisan appointments, having reached 40 such appointments across various regulatory bodies without opposition consensus.
ADC slams Tinubu over ambassador postings
The African Democratic Congress criticized President Tinubu's administration for inadequately announcing Nigeria's ambassadorial appointments, calling it a diplomatic error that showcases government incompetence.
Personnel Changes on March 7
This article discusses various personnel changes in South Korea's government ministries and departments.
With the Helicopter to Appointments: Greens Want to Sue for Information on Söder's Flights
The Green Party in Bavaria is suing the state government for detailed information about helicopter flights taken by Prime Minister Markus Söder, citing insufficient responses to their inquiries.
More than a week after announcement, appointment of 161 civil police officers has not been published in the Official Gazette of RN
The government of Rio Grande do Norte has yet to officially publish the appointments of 161 civil police officers, announced over a week ago by Governor Fátima Bezerra.
Nigeria: Tinubu Swears in Tunji Disu As 23rd Inspector-General of Police
President Bola Tinubu has sworn in Tunji Disu as the new Inspector-General of Police of Nigeria during a ceremony at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
A. Norkienė about the disagreements between the 'Aušriai' and the 'State Farmers' regarding deputy ministers: there is no decision yet
A. Norkienė addressed the ongoing disagreements over deputy minister appointments between the 'Aušriai' and the 'State Farmers', indicating that no resolution has yet been reached.
Personnel Appointments on March 5
Personnel changes across various governmental and institutional organizations in South Korea are reported.
ESY: The platform has opened for 1,696 appointments – 5,000 permanent hires and 3,000 auxiliary staff for 2026
The application platform for 1,696 healthcare positions in Greece has opened, aiming for swift appointments to enhance the workforce in the health sector.
Personnel Changes on March 4
The article lists a variety of personnel changes within several Korean government ministries and institutions, including promotions and appointments.
Park Hong-geun and Hwang Jong-woo Nominated as Minister Candidates
The South Korean government nominated Park Hong-geun and Hwang Jong-woo for the positions of Minister of the Ministry of Economy and Finance and Minister of the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, respectively.
"Pro-Japanese Sentiment is Normal" - Controversial Remarks by Lee Byung-tae... Controversy Over Appointment of Jeong Il-yeon, Lawyer in North Korea Remittance Case
Lee Byung-tae, a controversial figure in South Korea, has been appointed alongside Jeong Il-yeon, a lawyer involved in a high-profile North Korea remittance case, raising public concerns.
Personnel Changes on March 2
Various personnel appointments and changes within South Korean government bodies and educational institutions are reported.
Personnel Changes on February 28
The article details various personnel changes in South Korea's government and academic institutions as of February 28, involving multiple departments and positions.
The Details of Negotiations Regarding Ambassadors Revealed, Will There Be a Breakthrough? The Head of the President's Office Speaks Out
Radosław Sikorski discussed the nominations for diplomatic post heads in the Polish Parliament, highlighting evolving negotiations between the President's Office and the government regarding ambassador appointments.
Personnel Changes on February 27
The article reports on various personnel changes and appointments in South Korea's government and educational institutions as of February 27.
The Government a step away from two-thirds in the Senate and the key to complete the Supreme Court
The government is on the verge of achieving a two-thirds majority in the Senate, which raises questions about its ability to finalize appointments to the Supreme Court.
Plenković 'emotionally in love' with the Šimonović family: What positions has he appointed the father, mother and daughter to?
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has appointed multiple members of the influential Šimonović family to prominent positions over the years.
Personnel Appointments on February 25
The article outlines recent personnel appointments across various government and private sectors in South Korea.
DF suspends public competition deadlines until 2027; understand what happens now
The government of the Federal District of Brazil has suspended the validity of public competition deadlines until 2027, affecting candidates awaiting appointments.
Until now, attempts have been made to establish a dictatorship in disguise; the 'Ben Gvir Law' signifies that the mask has been removed
The Israeli government proposes a law to limit judicial oversight over ministerial appointments, aimed at protecting Itamar Ben Gvir's position.
Approval of a Special Committee to Promote a Law Preventing the Supreme Court from Disqualifying Ministers and Aimed at Protecting Ben Gvir's Tenure
The Knesset committee approved the establishment of a special committee to advance legislation that restricts the Supreme Court's ability to review ministerial appointments, specifically aimed at protecting National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir from removal.
Personnel Appointment on February 23
The article lists various personnel appointments and transfers within South Korean governmental departments as of February 23.
Major dentists update as thousands of patients to get access to new appointments
The UK government has announced changes to the definition of 'urgent' dental care, allowing thousands of patients to access new appointments they previously could not.
Personnel Appointment on February 21
The article lists various personnel appointments and transfers across different agencies and departments in South Korea.
Is the president preparing to veto the KRS law? Here are the provisions that were included in it
The Polish government is facing potential presidential veto regarding the newly passed amendments to the KRS law, which aim to reform judicial appointments and ensure greater independence from political interference.
Emboldened by the number in the Senate, the Government says it will finally send the papers of about 50 judges in March
The Argentine government plans to send proposals for around 50 federal judges to the Senate in March, following a recent labor reform vote that established a new majority in the chamber.
Dismissal of two disciplinary spokespeople, nominees of Schab and the president of the District Court in Płock
Two local disciplinary spokespeople in Poland have been dismissed amid controversies involving their appointments during the PiS government.