Common Sense
The article discusses the recent session of the national council of Somos México, a group seeking to register as a political party in Mexico amid challenges from established parties.
Tampere City Council Meetings Have Become a Circus – Many Blame the Finns Party
Tampere's City Council meetings are characterized by heightened tensions and increasingly personal disputes, with many attributing the chaos to the actions of the Finns Party.
The Prime Minister believes she is capable of representing Lithuania at the EVT, but does not want to pit institutions against each other
Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Å imonytÄ— expresses her readiness to represent the country at the European Council but emphasizes the importance of cooperation between the government and the president's office.
Hungarian Minister has been sharing confidential EU data with Russia for years
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has reportedly shared confidential EU Council meeting reports with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov over the years, as confirmed by a Washington Post investigation.
The relevance of arbitration
The article discusses the upcoming appointment of three council members to Mexico's National Electoral Institute, emphasizing the political implications of these selections and the potential for majority control.
President Yoon: 'International situation is very complex... self-defense is the core of integrated defense'
President Yoon emphasized the complexities of the international security situation and the importance of self-defense in national security at the Central Integrated Defense Council meeting.
The National Security Council is meeting today with armaments and the Middle East on the "table"
The Greek National Security Council (KYSYEA) convenes today amidst rising geopolitical challenges and significant developments in the Middle East.
Two funds that bought 2,490 public apartments from Gallardón and Botella are reselling them for up to six times more
Investment funds Nestar and Fidere are reselling public apartments bought from the Madrid City Council at greatly inflated prices, causing public outcry.
2027: Nine PDP aspirants battle for Oyo gov ticket
Nine aspirants from the Peoples Democratic Party are competing for the gubernatorial ticket in Oyo State for the 2027 elections, under the guidance of Governor Seyi Makinde's advisory council.
British Council highlights creative sector gains from Tinubu visit
The British Council emphasized that President Bola Tinubu's visit to the UK will enhance cultural ties and promote Nigeria's creative sector through partnerships.
Construye Movement Issues Statement Regarding Possible Cancellation by CNE
The Construye movement in Ecuador expressed its concerns about the National Electoral Council's intent to begin the cancellation process of the political organization for allegedly failing to meet the required number of supporters.
Tusk: Hungarians have been suspected of leaking to Moscow for some time
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on suspicions that Hungarian officials have been leaking details of European Council meetings to Moscow.
A former senior advisor to the Saudi government assesses the likelihood of a Gulf-style NATO
A former Saudi advisor discusses the feasibility of a NATO-like military alliance in the Gulf amid rising threats from Iran.
'I've been ordered to demolish £180k extension - council will make me homeless'
Suzie Cavadino faces homelessness after being ordered by West Lancashire Council to demolish her £180,000 home extension, which was built without proper planning permission.
Polish PM reacts to reports that Hungarian foreign minister has been briefing Russia on EU meetings
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has expressed his concerns over reports that Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has been briefing Russia about EU Council meetings.
CAL convened to review evidence against assembly member Diana Jácome for alleged verbal aggression towards the RC
The Legislative Administration Council (CAL) in Ecuador will meet to examine evidence against assembly member Diana Jácome for alleged verbal attack during an assembly session.
D. Tuskas: We have long suspected that P. Szijjarto informs Russia about the progress of EU Council meetings
D. Tuskas expresses long-held suspicions that Hungary's Foreign Minister P. Szijjarto informs Russia about EU Council meetings, influencing his statements to the EU.
BNS Sprint: most important events of the week
This week, significant political developments in Lithuania include proposed amendments allowing 16-year-olds to vote for mayors and council members, alongside notable international conflicts and protests.
Candidate for the KRS: I don't know where these 'broad consultations' regarding the list were
A candidate for the National Council of the Judiciary expresses skepticism about the claimed broad consultations among judges that led to the selection of candidates.
The National Security Council will meet on Monday
The Greek National Security Council is set to meet under Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the Maximos Mansion to discuss national security issues.
Tallinn coalition fills business council positions with members of its parties
The Tallinn coalition is appointing its party members, including a previously convicted individual, to the councils of municipal companies.
At least 40 judges punished with retirement should have lost their positions, according to Dino's thesis
A report reveals that at least 40 judges in Brazil have been forced into retirement instead of facing dismissal, a situation criticized by Supreme Court Minister Flávio Dino.
Helsingør Municipality Introduces Citizen Proposals
A majority of parties in the Helsingør city council support the introduction of citizen proposals, allowing residents to propose local issues directly to their politicians.
The expert council established by the Seimas claims it cannot communicate with the leadership of the Genocide Center
The newly established expert council by Lithuania's Parliament expresses challenges in communication with the Genocide Center's leadership regarding research directions and operational strategies.
Letter to the Editor. The Church must act to stop the arms to Israel
The article calls on the Church, specifically Archbishop Martin Modéus, to take action against arms exports to Israel in response to the ongoing violence in the West Bank.
Lagarde ignites "concern" among heads of government over the consequences of the war in Iran: "Presented a pessimistic outlook to the European Council"
Christine Lagarde raised serious concerns among EU leaders regarding the economic impacts of the Iran war, predicting a significant rise in inflation and a sharper decline in GDP growth for the region.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 2nd Edition this Saturday, March 21, 2026
The article discusses various news highlights, including the rising prices of fertilizers due to the war in Iran, commentary on the UN Security Council, the death of an influential Brazilian actor, and a police incident involving a woman.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 2nd Edition - TO Saturday, March 21, 2026
Former FBI agent dies, Trump expresses contentment; Lula criticizes the UN Security Council; notable Brazilian actor Juca de Oliveira passes away; disturbing incident of police violence reported; arrests made in animal cruelty case; Lewis Capaldi's successful Brazil debut and highlights from Lollapalooza festival.
Lula criticizes UN Security Council and calls for reforms: "They are the ones making the wars"
Brazilian President Lula da Silva criticizes the UN Security Council and advocates for reform, arguing that its permanent members contribute to global conflicts.
CNE Plenary Fails to Convene to Address Reports Proposing the Cancellation of Construye and Unidad Popular
The plenary session of Ecuador's National Electoral Council (CNE) could not convene to address reports recommending the cancellation of two political parties, Construye and Unidad Popular.
Lula criticizes UN and says Security Council 'creates wars' instead of preventing them
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva criticized the UN Security Council for promoting conflicts instead of maintaining peace, particularly pointing to wars in the Middle East.
Sweden ends intensive care for the smallest preterm infants
Sweden's medical ethics council has revised guidelines, halting intensive care for infants born at 22 weeks or earlier and instead providing palliative care.
CNE report on the Construye movement states it has not a single member and proposes its cancellation
The Ecuadorian National Electoral Council found that the political movement Construye has no permanent members and has initiated proceedings for its legal cancellation.
The PP claims that Sánchez should have removed Sumar from the Government after the 'pressing catch' of the Council of Ministers
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.
CNE analyzes beginning the process of cancellation for the groups Construye and Unidad Popular
Ecuador's National Electoral Council is considering canceling the registration of two political groups for failing to meet membership requirements.
Saint-Denis: A turbulent first municipal council after the election of the rebellious Bally Bagayoko
Bally Bagayoko's election as mayor of Saint-Denis-Pierrefitte sparks a heated municipal council meeting marked by protests against the previous administration.
City Council of Oriximiná grants title of Honorary Citizen to Bishop Dom Bernardo Johannes
The city council of Oriximiná awarded Bishop Dom Bernardo Johannes the title of Honorary Citizen for his significant contributions to the local community.
Guðrún on Þorgerður: 'Arrogance has not proven to be a good advisor for her'
Guðrún Hafsteinsdóttir criticizes the government, particularly its European Union accession plans, during her speech at a party council meeting.
Tusk: "This is a political revolution in the EU." What has Poland gained regarding ETS and fuel prices?
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasizes a significant political shift in the EU following the recent European Council summit, particularly regarding the future of the emissions trading system (ETS) amidst ongoing energy market challenges.
Sumar claims its protest in the Council of Ministers: 'Without us, there is no progressive government, only turns to the right'
Sumar's leader criticized the PSOE for failing to prioritize housing measures and emphasized their importance for a progressive coalition government in Spain.
Otti dismisses South-East governors’ disunity claims, urges collaboration
Abia State Governor Alex Otti has called for unity among South-East governors, asserting that differing state priorities should not be seen as disunity.
VIDEO: Mayor uses a mallet to demolish a heritage trough after horse-drawn carriages are banned in MG; Council questions
The Mayor of Poços de Caldas, Paulo Ney, faced backlash from the City Council after publicly demolishing a heritage trough used for watering horses, following a ban on horse-drawn carriages in the city.
The Czech economy is ripe for the euro, says budget council member Komárek
A Czech financial expert claims that the country's economy is prepared to adopt the euro, citing various economic indicators.
Rules on what to do if a car parks outside your house or blocks your driveway
Residents are advised on how to handle situations when a car parks in front of their driveway, highlighting police and council roles in enforcement.
A traditional holiday tree planting event will take place in Christmas Forest
Vilnius City Council is organizing a holiday tree planting event in the Christmas Forest, promoting community involvement and tradition.
An 18th-century estate in Hortaleza is about to disappear between walls of glass and concrete
An 18th-century estate in Hortaleza faces imminent demolition due to a development project approved by the Madrid City Council.
Peller controversy: Queen Ewuare responds to Edo palace chiefs
Queen Ewuare of the Benin Kingdom responds to the Edo Traditional Council's claims regarding the unauthorized visit of social media influencer Peller to the Benin Royal Palace.
IPAC warns ministers
The Inter-Party Advisory Council urged ministers and political officials to refrain from using their positions for personal political gains ahead of the 2027 elections, supporting President Tinubu's directive for appointees to resign by March 2026 if they plan to contest.
Bruno Lambreta, president of the Caruaru City Council, hospitalized
Bruno Lambreta, the president of the Caruaru City Council in Brazil, has been hospitalized due to health issues, though specific symptoms have not been disclosed yet.
Shippers council suspends tariff hike by shipping companies
The Nigerian Shippers Council has suspended the implementation of recently approved tariff hikes by shipping companies following stakeholder concerns.