Pekka Juntti's column: You Can't Decide How Your Forest is Cut
A recent report suggests Finland should reduce its logging by ten percent to meet climate goals, but private landowners assert their rights to manage their forests as they see fit.
About a thousand landowners may receive a hydrogen pipeline on their land in Southwest Finland – impacts on livelihoods are concerning
The construction of a hydrogen pipeline in Southwest Finland could potentially affect about a thousand landowners and raises concerns regarding its impact on local livelihoods.
On the Government's Table – Legislative Projects for Kapčiamiesčio and Tauragė Polygon
The Lithuanian government is discussing new legislation regarding the establishment of military training polygons in Kapčiamiesčius and Tauragė, which will impact landowners in the area.
Long-standing regulations fall apart: landowners will soon be able to breathe a sigh of relief
Lithuanian parliament approved amendments to property cadastre laws, allowing landowners to choose whether to mark property boundaries with boundary markers.
Says they understand the concerns of landowners
The article discusses the acknowledgment of landowners' concerns regarding land management and property rights.
"There must be a better way to negotiate with landowners"
The article discusses the need for improvement in negotiations between authorities and landowners.
Landowners take stand over years of missed payments by delinquent oil company
Edmonton landowners have erected a blockade against MAGA Energy for failing to pay lease payments for three years, claiming their land is being used without proper compensation.
Liberia: Bishop Brown Warns Ongoing Demolitions Could Haunt Boakai's Legacy - Urges President to Engage Landowners to Prevent Chaos, Mass Displacement
Bishop Kortu Brown warns that the ongoing government demolition of homes and businesses in Liberia could negatively impact President Boakai's legacy and urges engagement with landowners to prevent further chaos and displacement.
Unbearable delays due to disputes with landowners belong to history
Iceland's Environment Minister announced radical changes to electricity laws to minimize delays caused by landowner disputes in infrastructure projects.
Jacek Szymczak: The Transmission Easement is not a new 'frank loan'
A recent wave of advertisements from claims companies promises landowners easy money in disputes with transmission companies, but this may be misleading due to the legal complexities involved.
In the Seimas – a decision that could be important for many landowners
Lithuanian parliament members have approved changes to the Administrative Offenses Code that may eliminate mandatory boundary markers on land plots.
Otti compensates 4,000 for airport, starts subsidised electric buses March 1
Abia State Governor Alex Otti announces compensation payments for over 4,000 landowners affected by the Nsulu Airport project during a media chat, while also introducing subsidised electric buses starting March 1.
See tips on how to recover springs on rural properties
The article provides information on a free guide aimed at helping rural landowners in Brazil with the recovery and conservation of water springs.
Iyad Nassar: 'The Landowners' documents the truth and is not just a television drama
Jordanian actor Iyad Nassar emphasizes that his participation in the series 'The Landowners' aims to document the reality of Gaza and portray the collective struggle of its people, rather than achieving high viewership ratings.
Arson Suspected for Redevelopment in Musashi-Koyama; Real Estate Company Employees Arrested
Police arrested employees of a real estate company accused of setting fires in Musashi-Koyama, allegedly to pressure landowners into selling their properties amid ongoing redevelopment.
Czech Paradise is deteriorating, trail restoration is slow. Workers and money are lacking
The restoration of the tourist infrastructure in Czech Paradise is hampered by a shortage of workers and funds, leading to slow progress despite efforts from a small team.
Rwanda: Land Termination Policy Raises Questions Over Property Rights
Kigali's new land policy compels landowners in prime areas to develop their properties or risk losing ownership, raising concerns over property rights and due process.
The number is known: this is Estonia's largest land tax
This year, Estonian landowners must pay land tax in two installments, with the first due by the end of March.
Dispute over access road for the Supreme Court
A legal dispute has arisen regarding the access road to the Icelandic Supreme Court, initiated by landowners in Bláskógarbyggð.
Mining Company Targets Protected Viiankiaava and Is Negotiating Land Purchases with Dozens of Landowners in Sodankylä
Sakatti Mining is negotiating with multiple landowners to acquire damaged bog land as part of its plans for mining operations in Finland's Natura-protected Viiankiaava.
Tourist Association in conflict with landowners on Hardangervidda – four cabins must remain closed
The Norwegian Tourist Association faces significant access limitations to cabins on Hardangervidda due to conflicts with landowners over red-listed wild reindeer conservation efforts.
The Tourist Association in Conflict – Four Cabins Must Remain Closed
Four cabins of the Tourist Association in Hardangervidda will remain closed due to disputes with landowners regarding reindeer conservation efforts.
TAKE A LOOK ⟩ Land tax increases for only a few landowners
Changes in legislation have reduced the average tax burden for homeowners, with land tax increases affecting only a small number of landowners.
General Plans: Landowners Should Take Care of Their Interests
The article emphasizes the importance for landowners in Poland to be aware of general planning consultations that affect their property values.
Landowners have 20 years to restore the riverbed of Hítará
Landowners have a two-decade period to restore the Hítará riverbed as mandated by environmental regulations.
The Environmental Board has received funding for the eradication of giant hogweed this year
The Environmental Board of Estonia has secured funding for the continuation of giant hogweed eradication efforts this year, despite previous discussions about shifting responsibility to landowners.
The Environment Board received funding for the eradication of giant hogweed this year
The Environment Board in Estonia has been allocated funding for giant hogweed eradication efforts this year, despite previous discussions on shifting this responsibility to landowners.
STF suspends land demarcation of indigenous territory in MT due to lack of compensation to owners
The Brazilian Supreme Court has suspended the demarcation of the Uirapuru Indigenous Land in Mato Grosso due to complaints from landowners regarding their property rights.
Wealthy use loophole to conceal value of £300m in Scottish land sales
Landowners in Scotland are increasingly exploiting a legal loophole to hide the purchase prices of Highland estates, impacting transparency in property transactions worth over £300 million.
A change is being prepared in Lithuania, which few have heard about: it is important for landowners
A committee in Lithuania approved amendments to laws that would eliminate the requirement for landowners to mark property boundaries with physical markers, arguing that advancements in technology have made such markers unnecessary.
Property tax notices are being sent out: landowners to pay more
The tax office has begun sending property tax notices to landowners, marking the first time homeowners will also need to pay, along with an increase in all other land taxes.
Landowners have started receiving land tax notifications
The Estonian Tax and Customs Board has begun sending notifications to landowners about their land tax liabilities, with the first payment due by March 31 and an increase in the number of people required to pay compared to previous years.
Turning Point with Vacant Lots: The New Data, What Changes with the Fines
New regulations require landowners to clean their vacant lots within a specific timeframe, report this action, and provide proof of complete cleanup according to the 2024 Fire Protection Regulation.
Class action alleges contamination by one of world's biggest goldmines
A class action has been initiated by landowners in Central West NSW against the Cadia goldmine, alleging contamination of over 2,000 properties within a 17-kilometre radius.
What Changes This Year in Real Estate: Who Really Wins in 2026
The new year brings a new tax regime for real estate effective January 1, 2026, aimed at addressing the housing crisis, with larger landowners benefiting most from the tax reductions.