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Today, four ministers will answer questions from parliament members during the Riigikogu information hour.

The Prime Minister has formed a team of ministers and officials to improve coordination and ensure the availability of essential goods and services during the gas and oil crisis in India.

The Swedish government faced criticism for its absence at a recent meeting on climate policy, raising questions about its commitment to green initiatives.

In the 2026 municipal elections in France, nine out of eleven ministers who ran for office were successful, with Sébastien Lecornu returning as Deputy Mayor of Vernon.

A Labour peer has urged the UK government to consider implementing a temporary cap on the profits of energy and petrol companies amid rising prices due to the conflict in the Middle East.

Senior ministers from the central cabinet congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for completing 8,931 days in public service, highlighting his commitment to nation-first ideals and empowering the poor.

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez instructs ministers on the need for resilience and unity amid an ongoing conflict, following a politically charged cabinet meeting focused on economic assessments and public messaging.

The Argentine government is facing a turbulent week marked by judicial complications and internal conflicts, particularly involving President Javier Milei and Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni.

The secretary general of the PP, Miguel Tellado, argues that President Sánchez should have excluded Sumar from the government after a chaotic Council of Ministers meeting that addressed measures for the economic impacts of the Iran war.

Sumar's leader criticized the PSOE for failing to prioritize housing measures and emphasized their importance for a progressive coalition government in Spain.

Czech politician Kolář discusses the challenges faced by ministers against the president.

Pedro Sánchez faced a two-hour delay at a press briefing as he was compelled to meet separately with Sumar ministers before unveiling a new economic relief package.

The article discusses the tension between Spanish leaders Pedro Sánchez and Yolanda Díaz regarding housing policies, culminating in an agreement to avoid government breakdown.

President Michael Randrianirina of Madagascar has mandated lie detector tests for candidates aspiring to join his new government, aiming to root out corruption.

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez emphasized the government's commitment to dialogue after a two-hour delay in the Council of Ministers meeting caused by Sumar, and he expressed his opposition to the war, leading to a tense coalition meeting.

Ministers from the Sumar party in Spain have refused to attend a Council of Ministers meeting to push for negotiations on proposed economic measures related to the ongoing war in the Middle East.

Finnish youth will have a chance to question government ministers in a live session on pressing issues such as electricity prices and mental health.

Finnish ministers have been receiving expensive gifts, including alcohol, exceeding the legal limit set by the government.

Two ministers are involved in a significant waiting pay issue totaling 18 million ISK.

Two ministers in Iceland are set to receive a total of 18 million ISK in waiting wages after being on leave.

Inga Sæland, the leader of the People’s Party, expressed outrage over the substantial severance payments for former government ministers in response to inquiries by Diljá Mist Einarsdóttir of the Independence Party.

The Estonian government press conference today features key ministers, including Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna and several others.

Forza Italia's representative Maurizio Casasco praises Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani for presenting party proposals aimed at reducing fuel costs in Italy during a government meeting.

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.

A government press conference featuring several Estonian ministers will take place at noon, streamed live by ERR.

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) criticizes the Swedish government for its lack of involvement and accountability regarding climate goals, especially as key ministers miss important climate events.

The UK government is set to raise the state pension age to 67, impacting individuals born between April 6, 1960, and March 5, 1961, sparking debate among ministers regarding the implications of the change.

Italian Transport Minister Matteo Salvini announced plans for a substantial cut in fuel duties aimed at reducing diesel prices to below 1.90 euros per liter.

An extraordinary meeting took place at the Norwegian royal palace involving several government ministers to discuss a classified matter.

An extraordinary meeting took place at the Norwegian palace to address a classified matter, attended by several government ministers and King Harald.

Norwegian ministers were urgently summoned for a secret meeting at the castle attended by the king and queen.

An unusual cabinet meeting was held at the palace, but it remained unpublished due to its classified nature, as confirmed by the chief communication officer at the Office of the Prime Minister in Norway.

The Italian government is convening an extraordinary Cabinet meeting to address rising fuel prices, considering measures like tax cuts and bonuses just days before a referendum.

Latvian ministers have agreed on reducing fuel excise taxes and the potential introduction of a super-profit tax on fuel traders amid rising fuel and commodity prices.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson expressed no concern over a potential government crisis despite liberal ministers threatening to resign if a key vote does not go their way.

Polish ministers meet with bishops to discuss potential collaboration between the state and the Church in crisis situations.

The Constitutional Court of Lithuania has made a significant ruling regarding the formation of the government, affirming the President's authority to reject candidates for ministers or Prime Minister if they are deemed unfit.

UK ministers have rejected a proposal to lower the driving age from 17 to 16, citing concerns over road safety and the high rate of collisions involving younger drivers.

Lithuania's Constitutional Court dismissed a case regarding the approval of the government led by Inga Ruginiene, highlighting the absence of ministers for environment and energy.

The Constitutional Court of Lithuania ruled to dismiss a case related to presidential decrees that confirmed an incomplete Cabinet due to the appointment of missing ministers.

A memorandum by P. Routsis, targeting Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and five ministers, has been submitted to the Greek Parliament concerning interventions related to the Tempi disaster.

The article discusses NATO's Cold Response exercise taking place in Lapland, Finland, where defense ministers from Finland and Sweden are observing the training involving multiple allied nations.

The Spanish government plans to announce measures to mitigate the economic impact of rising prices resulting from the conflict in the Middle East.

Three employees from Sahmyook University have been commended by government ministers for their outstanding contributions to university administration and educational support.

The Polish government has approved a resolution authorizing the defense and finance ministers to sign a loan agreement with the European Union worth €43.7 billion, despite a presidential veto for the SAFE instrument.

Ten cabinet ministers, including the Deputy Prime Minister, have resigned from the Solomon Islands government amid a coalition breakdown.

The article debunks a fake news claim circulating on social media regarding Italian Ministers Roccella and Calderone, which falsely suggests Roccella proposed the closure of the anti-racism office.

The Italian government is divided over the lifting of sanctions on Russian oil, with Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini advocating for revocation while Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani strongly opposes it.

UK government ministers are advocating for the NHS and Ministry of Defence to purchase British technology as part of a strategy to leverage artificial intelligence for economic growth during the ongoing Iran crisis.

UK ministers have engaged with petrol retailers to discuss rising fuel prices and the shared responsibility to keep costs manageable for consumers amid geopolitical tensions.