A new regulation would exempt families with four or more children from kindergarten fees
The Tartu city government has proposed a regulation to exempt large families from kindergarten fees, a promise included in the coalition agreement.
'A bit of a surprise': Parents respond to possible e-bike, scooter ban for under-16s
Queensland's government is considering age restrictions and licensing for e-bike and e-scooter riders under 16, echoing recent changes in South Australia and Western Australia.
Distillers protest government's crackdown on sachet alcohol
Distilling employees in Nigeria are set to protest against the government's crackdown on sachet alcoholic beverages, claiming it will jeopardize millions of jobs.
Regulation of Comprehensive Wage System and the Limitations of Not Being Completely Prohibited
The Korean government is moving to regulate the comprehensive wage system to prevent the abuse of unpaid long hours of work.
The Government Supported Stricter Regulation of the Crime of Non-Payment of Alimony
The Czech government has endorsed stricter regulations for the crime of non-payment of alimony.
Game Day: Went back to the Soviet era to protect the 'debacle' in Iceland
The article discusses a return to Soviet-style methods in Iceland as a means to address various issues described as 'debacles.'
“Very Strange.” The Minister of Justice is Concerned About the Development Surrounding the Bitcoin Case
Czech Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc has expressed concern over unusual developments in a Bitcoin case, stating he will seek documentation from the public prosecutor's office.
Teachers' salaries are set to increase again in 2026. We know the rates
In Poland, a new regulation is set to increase teachers' minimum salaries by 3% in 2026, amid criticism that this is merely a cost-of-living adjustment.
"The state has failed," says expert about the ban on mobile phones in schools. He described a warning signal for children
A debate is growing in Czechia regarding the regulation of mobile phones in schools, with experts advocating for more decisive action from the government amid rising concerns.
Do you want to ban kids from social media? The government is asking
The UK government is launching a consultation to gather public opinions on potential measures to protect young people from social media, which may include banning access altogether.
From today, millions of people's WhatsApp accounts will be shut down, here's the big reason
Millions of WhatsApp users in India face account shutdowns due to a new government regulation called SIM binding.
Suspicious Operations
Ecuador's government has issued a decree regulating its Anti-Money Laundering Law in response to a recent mutual evaluation report highlighting medium-high risks of money laundering in the country.
To support local doctors, one must graduate from middle and high schools in the same metropolitan area as the university
Starting from the 2027 academic year, students must graduate from middle and high schools within the same metropolitan area as their medical school to apply for local doctor selection.
Tuf, approved the reform of sanctions. Yes to restructured fines and plea agreements
The Italian Council of Ministers has approved a legislative decree to reform the sanctioning system of the Consolidated Financial Intermediation Act (TUF), aiming to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in financial market regulations.
The Government seeks to accelerate the launch of mobile phones in Argentina
The Argentine government is implementing a new resolution to speed up the homologation process for mobile phones, potentially reducing the time it takes for new devices to be available in the country.
What the bill for regulating the gambling market entails – Fines of up to €800,000, automatic website 'locking', and checks on influencers
The Greek government has introduced a bill aimed at combatting illegal gambling with significant penalties and enhanced regulatory measures.
Government again postpones rule restricting work on holidays; understand what is at stake
The Brazilian government has delayed the implementation of a new regulation that restricts commercial activity on holidays once more, with a new effective date set for the end of May.
USU: Loan repayment periods for mortgages are set to increase – experts completely dismiss the idea
Finnish financial regulators criticize a government proposal to extend mortgage repayment periods to 35 years, warning of increased household debt risks.
Nigeria strengthening mining reforms to attract global investment – FG
Nigeria's government is enhancing mining policies to boost global investment and competitiveness in the sector.
Millions using 'buy now pay later' services to face major rule change summer 2026
A significant regulatory change for 'buy now pay later' services in the UK will come into effect in July 2026, imposing stricter consumer protections and oversight.
The Government wants to force major fashion brands to change design so that less clothing ends up in the trash
The Spanish Government is planning a new regulation to reduce textile waste by requiring major fashion brands to implement designs that minimize waste.
Spain will prohibit the sale of energy drinks to those under 16 years old
The Spanish government has announced a regulation to prohibit the sale of energy drinks to individuals under the age of 16.
Consumption will prohibit the sale of energy drinks to minors under 16 years old
Spain's government announces a new regulation that will prohibit the sale of energy drinks to individuals under 16 years of age, with stricter restrictions planned for drinks with higher caffeine content.
More than 1,000 people annually receive orders to sell farmland... Full survey expected to expand
The South Korean government is planning to strengthen its investigation into the sale of farmland, significantly increasing the number of annual sale orders, following President Lee Jae-myung's directive.
The UK will regulate Netflix and other streamers according to its broadcasters
The UK government has announced that streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video will need to comply with content and accessibility regulations similar to those of traditional broadcasters.
Government's Major Action Against Obscene Content, Blocks These 5 OTT Platforms
The Indian government has taken significant action by blocking five OTT platforms for streaming objectionable and obscene content.
Changes in the OC of tax advisors will also affect clients? New rates after more than 20 years
Proposed changes to the minimum guarantee sum for tax advisors' liability insurance could significantly impact clients, with new rates anticipated after over two decades.
When will we stop overlooking violations of the 52-hour workweek? [On-site]
The article critiques the frequent violations of South Korea's 52-hour workweek regulation, highlighting ineffective government enforcement and insufficient penalties for companies that exceed working hours.
15 months, 270 AI experts and $188k bill before AI body scrapped
The Australian government discontinued its AI Advisory Body after 15 months of planning and recruitment, sparking concerns about the future of AI regulation in the country.
President Yoon: Civil servants who overlooked illegal facilities in valleys should be severely punished
President Yoon has ordered severe penalties for civil servants who failed to report illegal facilities occupying river and valley areas during inspections.
Marie Noëlle Ada Meyo: "Gabon deserves much better" [Interview]
An interview discusses Gabon's social media shutdown and the government's stance on communication regulation.
Due to BBB 26 and 'Três Graças', government reclassifies Ana Maria's program on Globo
The Brazilian government has reclassified the morning show 'Mais Você' to not recommended for children under ten due to concerns linked to content related to BBB 26 and the soap opera 'Três Graças.'
Loans in Swiss Franc: Twenty answers for the regulation – What to watch out for
The Greek government has launched an online platform to help borrowers with loans in Swiss Francs restructure their debts, offering significant debt reductions and fixed interest rates.
Lagos enforces 5% tax on gaming winnings
The Lagos State Government has implemented a 5% tax on gambling winnings from licensed operators, effective immediately.
The new EET will allow tens of thousands of entrepreneurs to stay out of the system
A new Electronic Evidence of Sales (EET) system in Czechia will permit numerous small business owners to remain outside government oversight.
The European Union could overturn the V-16 beacon regulation
The European People's Party claims that the European Commission confirmed that Spain's government failed to notify Brussels about the mandatory V16 beacon regulations, which could lead to significant legal consequences.
Dollars from the Mattress: The Government Opens the Door to Brokerage Firms and Crypto Platforms
The Argentine government has authorized brokerage firms and crypto asset service providers to accept previously informal dollars, stocks, bonds, and tokens under a simplified tax regime.
Dollars from the Mattress: Caputo Pressures Banks and Brokerage Houses Can Accept Savings Directly
The Argentine government is facilitating efforts for individuals to deposit their hidden dollar savings directly into banks and brokerage houses without needing additional information, as part of a strategy to strengthen the economy.
United Kingdom wants to force platforms to remove intimate images without consent within 48 hours
The UK government proposes new laws requiring tech companies to delete abusive images within 48 hours or face service blockages, as part of efforts to combat violence against women and girls.
"Very dangerous" consequences of the MEN regulation. "Shameful and absurd procedure"
The political party Razem has proposed a law to reduce the number of children per preschool group from 25 to 18, arguing that government closures of preschools are illogical and detrimental.
Planning Agency Disbanded
The Planning Agency of Iceland has been disbanded, affecting various regulatory processes.
Conflict Erupts in Government - National Coalition and Christian Democrats Face Off
A proposed regulation aimed at protecting Saimaa seals has sparked criticism among both government and opposition party representatives in Finland.
Now Lidl Finland's CEO speaks – Direct words to Orpo's government
Lidl Finland's CEO has expressed concern over proposed legislation that threatens to restrict the growth opportunities within the Finnish food system.
Britain demands swift action from tech giants regarding illegal images
The UK government is instituting new measures requiring tech companies to remove non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours of notification, or face hefty fines and potential service blockages.
Social networks are the last hope
The article discusses the Spanish government's plan to regulate social media as a means to address broader societal issues, despite skepticism about the effectiveness of such measures.
Pros and cons of prohibiting social media use for minors under 16 for families, according to two experts
Experts discuss the implications of the Spanish government's proposal to prohibit social media access for minors under 16, emphasizing the need for parental guidance alongside regulatory measures.
Why the United Kingdom is launching an offensive against the 'Brazilian butt lift', a procedure to enhance the buttocks
The UK government is seeking to regulate the Brazilian butt lift procedure due to safety concerns and a lack of professional oversight.
Carasatorre, the ETA member convicted of killing Gregorio Ordóñez, obtains semi-liberty from the Basque Government
Juan Ramón Carasatorre, convicted for the 1995 murder of Spanish politician Gregorio Ordóñez, has been granted semi-liberty by the Basque Government under prison regulation 100.2.
Why the United Kingdom is launching an offensive against the 'Brazilian butt lift', a procedure to enhance the buttocks
The UK government and MPs are advocating for stricter regulations on the Brazilian butt lift procedure, which is currently performed without oversight by non-medical professionals.
Carmakers face possible heavy fines in Australia for failing to meet climate targets
Major auto manufacturers in Australia could face significant financial penalties for not meeting emissions efficiency standards introduced by the Albanese government.