Statsbygg designed the new "outdoor nightlife strip" of the government quarter. It attracts attention
The new outdoor nightlife strip along Regjeringsparken in Oslo, which includes the Trefoldighetskirken, promises to revitalize the area as part of the ongoing development of the Government Quarter.
War in Ukraine. It Became Clear How Ukraine Convincingly Persuaded Musk to Disconnect ‘Starlink’ from the Russian Army
Ukraine officials persuaded Elon Musk to disconnect the 'Starlink' service from the Russian military following an incident involving a Russian drone targeting the Ukrainian government's quarter.
New global tariff by Trump affects a quarter of Brazilian exports to the US, says government
The new global tariffs implemented by the Trump administration impact approximately 25% of Brazilian exports to the United States, according to the Brazilian Ministry of Development, Industry, and Trade.
U.S. Economic Growth Slowed Down Significantly in the Fourth Quarter, Main Culprit Was the Shutdown
U.S. economic growth faced a significant slowdown in the fourth quarter, attributed to government shutdown impacts.
American GDP Lower than Forecasts
The article discusses the slower-than-expected growth of the US GDP in the fourth quarter, attributed to factors including a government shutdown.
US economy grew by 1.4 percent in the last quarter of 2025
The US economy experienced a growth of 1.4 percent in the last quarter of 2025, which was lower than the anticipated 2.5 percent due to a prolonged government shutdown.
The longest government shutdown in history 'hits' the GDP of the US: Grows 1.4% in the fourth quarter of 2025
The US economy grew by 1.4% in the fourth quarter of 2025, significantly lower than expected, primarily due to a historic government shutdown and decreased consumer spending.
The U.S. economy just slowed far more than economists expected
The U.S. economy experienced a significant slowdown in growth in the fourth quarter, growing at a rate of 1.4% instead of the anticipated 3.0%, due to a combination of factors including a government shutdown and reduced consumer spending.
US Economic Growth Lower than Expected
The U.S. economy grew at a slower pace than anticipated in the last quarter of the previous year, according to a recent government report.
The United States grew 2.2% during the first year of Trump's tariff offensive
The U.S. economy grew by 2.2% during the first year of Trump's tariff policies, despite a slowdown in the final quarter due to the government shutdown.
Security zone established around the new government quarter
A security zone is being established around the new government quarter in Norway, where vehicles will be controlled, but pedestrians can still move freely.
Bloomberg: Growth Surge Raises Performance Expectations for Malaysia's Economy in 2026
Financial institutions revise their growth forecasts for Malaysia's economy in 2026 upward, anticipating growth to exceed the government's official estimations due to a strong last quarter performance.
The payment of the super benefit will be postponed by a quarter of a year
The implementation of super benefits in Czechia has been postponed by three months due to unspecified technical issues.
A quarter of a billion euros worth of VR's rolling stock is transferred to the state-owned fleet company
A significant transfer of rolling stock from VR to a state-owned fleet company is underway in Finland, amounting to around 250 million euros.
Tariffs and taxes affect KUO's profitability in the fourth quarter
Grupo KUO reported a decline in operational cash flow in the fourth quarter of 2025 due to government-imposed fiscal credits and tariffs affecting its pork and industrial divisions.
The government will spend a quarter of a billion on foreign caregivers
The Danish government plans to invest a quarter of a billion kroner to recruit a few hundred caregivers from India and the Philippines by 2029.
Failed or Beautiful? This is what our reviewer thinks about the new government quarter.
The new government quarter in Norway, one of the most expensive and ambitious construction projects in the country's history, raises questions about its functionality and beauty.
Elefsina Port: A competition is coming for the Vlycha position
The Hellenic Ministry of Finance is set to launch a competition in the first quarter of 2026 for the sub-leasing of a portion of the land area at Elefsina Port's Vlycha location, following a government decision to exploit the port's resources.
The new Tallinn city government opposes the privatization of Raua sauna
The new Tallinn city government does not support the proposal from Reformierakond and Parempoolsed to privatize Raua sauna in order to save a quarter million euros annually on maintenance costs.
The Government of Salvador Illa defends that it can negotiate the Budgets despite opposition reproaches
The Government of Salvador Illa is moving forward with budget negotiations this first quarter of the year, despite facing criticism from the opposition.
The Government urges Junts to vote for financing: "I hope we can count on their support"
The Government is pressuring ERC and hopes to pass the budget this quarter, with the Presidency Minister expressing confidence that Junts can support economic agreements without opposing funding for Catalonia.
Sweden invests more than one billion euros to strengthen its air defense
The Swedish government announced a 15 billion SEK ($1.6 billion) investment in air defense to protect potential civilian targets, with initial purchases expected in the first quarter of this year.
The Basque Government now schedules the decree with "urgent measures" for Housing in the "first quarter" of 2026
The Basque Government has announced a decree for urgent housing measures to be implemented in the first quarter of 2026, emphasizing the need for more affordable housing.
The tax and fiscal news arriving with the new year: surcharge for pensions, Verifactu, SMI, Bizum...
The new fiscal year in 2026 will begin without the General State Budget Law, resulting in minimal changes in tax matters initially, with the government planning to propose a public accounts project in the first quarter, depending on political negotiations.
The Government insists that the legislature is viable even without Budgets
The new Government spokesperson, Elma Saiz, asserts the commitment to present a solid Budget plan by the first quarter of 2026, emphasizing that failing to approve it would not end the current legislature.