Charges Filed Against Three Council Members in the 'Chekiai' Case
Charges of abuse of power, fraud, and document forgery have been filed against Palanga municipal council member S. Simė and two others.
The IGJ dismissed Kicillof's move to cover Chiqui Tapia regarding the observers in the AFA: "The move has no validity"
The General Inspector of Justice in Argentina rejected Governor Axel Kicillof's attempt to protect AFA President Claudio 'Chiqui' Tapia from scrutiny by stating that the AFA remains under the jurisdiction of Buenos Aires City, and thus the government's actions are invalid.
FCC seeks UAE firm’s support to improve service delivery
The Federal Character Commission of Nigeria is engaging with a UAE firm to enhance its digital services and improve governance.
Mayor responds to the Prime Minister regarding performer restrictions in Lithuania: there are amendments, but I am not the one who adopts laws
The mayor expressed concerns about unregulated concerts in his city and has submitted a proposal to the Parliament for amendments to existing laws.
Honors in Haar: Citizens' Medal for Stießberger and Wiedemann
Hans Stießberger and Horst Wiedemann were awarded the Citizens' Medal by the city of Haar for their long-standing contributions to the community.
If Pavel violated the Constitution, we will never know. And that's good
The article discusses the implications of not being able to determine whether Pavel violated the Constitution, suggesting that this ambiguity might be beneficial.
Finances and loyalists: the Pope's risk
The article discusses the upcoming changes in the Vatican's financial governance as Pope Leo XIV approaches the end of his first year in office.
Discussion of the Osaka Metropolis Concept Hits a Snag: Resistance to Yoshimura's Remarks from Within the Home Base of the Ishin Party
The debate over the Osaka metropolis proposal faces obstacles as resistance grows within the Ishin Party regarding Governor Yoshimura's remarks.
Lee Chan-jin, Chairman of Financial Supervisory Service: "Minutes of Financial Company Board Meetings Must Be Disclosed at Transcription Level"
Lee Chan-jin emphasizes the need for financial companies to transparently disclose detailed minutes of board meetings to ensure accountability and shareholder trust.
Nidec's Nagamori Resigns as Honorary Chairman: 'I Will Completely Step Down in Name and Reality'
Shigenobu Nagamori, the founder of Nidec, has resigned from his position as honorary chairman amid ongoing concerns of improper accounting at the company.
Parish Councils: Why Catholics Are Allowed to Vote This Sunday
Catholic parish councils in Germany will hold elections, allowing laypeople to participate in church governance despite the absence of a broader democratic structure in the church.
Effective Utilization of Cash Reserves for Investment: Draft Revision of Corporate Governance Guidelines to Curb Shareholder Bias
The Financial Services Agency of Japan has proposed a revision to the Corporate Governance Code that advocates for more effective use of cash reserves for investments rather than prioritizing shareholder returns.
The electoral reform as a fiscal prelude
The recent electoral reform proposal in Mexico is seen not just as a political system redesign, but as a strategic move towards addressing more complex fiscal discussions.
Tensions Increase Between Tarcísio and Kassab, Surroundings Talk of Imminent Departure from Government
The relationship between São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas and his Secretary of Government Gilberto Kassab has deteriorated to the point where Kassab is expected to leave the administration soon.
A family house was built by the sandy Lake Lhota. They obtained the building permit unusually quickly.
A family has rapidly secured a building permit to construct a house by Lake Lhota in Czechia.
Corporate Governance Forum Urges LG Chem, Hanwha, and Hyundai Motor to Sell Shares of Korea Zinc
The Korean Corporate Governance Forum has urged LG Chem, Hanwha, and Hyundai Motor to sell their shares in Korea Zinc, calling for compliance with the recent corporate law amendments aimed at preventing shareholder rights violations.
Sale, incorporation into assets, loan guarantee: know what BRB can do with the properties offered by Ibaneis
The government of the Federal District has proposed a law to transfer nine public properties to the Bank of Brasília to improve its financial situation after failed transactions.
The 36 candidates for the presidency of Peru do not convince the electorate
With less than two months until the elections, 40% of Peruvians are uncertain about their voting choice.
Why is the Communist Party warning cadres about their performance?
The Communist Party of China is launching a governance campaign aimed at improving accountability and performance assessments among its cadres, particularly as the country faces critical challenges.
33 Municipal Processes and 13 Public Company Processes are Suspended in Guayaquil, According to the Cabildo
All municipal and public enterprise processes in Guayaquil have been suspended due to compliance issues, according to city officials.
Govt begs Delta youths to join military
The Delta State Government is urging eligible youths to apply for admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy as part of efforts to increase the state's representation in the military.
COCRED enhances governance and is the first cooperative with an Asset and Liability Committee
COCRED has become the first cooperative to establish an Asset and Liability Committee, enhancing its governance and risk management strategies.
Has El-Rufai’s gimmickry finally failed him?
Former Kaduna State Governor Mallam Nasir El-Rufai is currently detained, facing legal violations typically experienced by ordinary Nigerians, raising questions about his political strategies.
KPMG appoints Adeyemi African CEO
KPMG has appointed Tola Adeyemi as the new CEO for its African operations, effective from March 2026, alongside two independent members to its Africa Governance Council, emphasizing its commitment to the continent's growth.
Many challenges and an increasingly loud question about reform
Local government leaders in Poland discuss the unpredictability of current geostrategic conditions and their implications for municipal governance.
Argentine football on strike: clubs and referees halt week 9 amid allegations and political criticism
Argentine football has come to a standstill as clubs and referees announce a total strike over judicial accusations against the Argentine Football Association.
Ford government supportive of Niagara amalgamation, hoping for local plan
Ontario Premier Doug Ford expressed that any proposal for amalgamating local councils in the Niagara Region must originate locally and gain substantial support from local authorities.
After ten hours of work, the meeting of the Riga City Council was interrupted
The Riga City Council's meeting was paused after approximately ten hours, with plans to reconvene the following day.
Elderly and people with fibromyalgia will have access to the digital wallet in Gov.pi Citizen
The Piauí Government has launched digital identification services for elderly individuals and fibromyalgia patients through the Gov.pi Citizen app to improve access and convenience.
Frankfurt University: President on Probation
Enrico Schleiff has been narrowly confirmed as president of Goethe University amid criticism of his leadership style and concerns about future performance in excellence competitions.
Former Head of CBA at Orlen. Paweł Wojtunik in the management of the company. In the background, the takeover of Energa
Paweł Wojtunik has been appointed to the management board of Orlen, focusing on security and risk, amid significant personnel changes following the acquisition of Energa.
The General Inspection of Justice requested the appointment of official observers in the AFA to review the accounts
The General Inspection of Justice in Argentina has requested the appointment of official observers to the Argentine Football Association to verify financial records amid concerns of undisclosed funds.
Martín Menem condemned Quintela's remarks against Milei: "He's a monkey with a hammer in a china shop"
Martín Menem criticized comments made by Ricardo Quintela about President Javier Milei, calling Quintela's governance corrupt and inept.
Governor calls for elections in the Faroe Islands
Governor Aksel V. Johannesen has announced elections for the Lagting in the Faroe Islands to be held on March 26 due to a lack of trust among the governing parties.
Review shows significant shortcomings in Eskilstuna municipality's handling of Senior Materials' establishment
An internal audit has identified serious deficiencies in how Eskilstuna municipality managed the establishment of Senior Materials between 2021 and 2025.
Botswana: Council Introduces App for Rates Collection
Lobatse Town Council has launched an app in partnership with First National Bank to improve the efficiency of rate collections from property owners.
Athens Municipality: The U-turn from Amalias Avenue for entrance to Plaka is now operational
The Municipality of Athens has implemented a long-requested traffic regulation allowing U-turns on Amalias Avenue, improving access to the Plaka neighborhood for residents and visitors.
The court granted Brož a suspensive effect in his appeal against his dismissal from the post of dean of KTF
A Czech court has granted Brož a suspensive effect regarding his appeal against being dismissed from his position as dean of KTF.
From Monarchy to Taliban: How the Afghan Flag Changed with Political Power
The article explores the evolution of the Afghan flag throughout the country's turbulent political history, reflecting changes in power and governance from the monarchy to the Taliban.
What will cohesion policy be like after 2027 and what role will regions play in it?
The article discusses the proposed changes in the European Union's cohesion policy after 2027, focusing on the implications for regional governance and funding in Poland.
The EU is at a crossroads. Six major states are stepping towards a coalition
The article discusses the current situation in the European Union as six major countries move toward forming a coalition.
German Everyday Life: The Talkers
The article critiques the ease of speaking over the difficulty of taking action in leadership roles, highlighting the disconnect between opposition rhetoric and the realities of governance.
Daily Summary #1874: Trump speaks in Congress with a threat to Iran and a heated debate about immigration; Chamber approves anti-faction bill but blocks taxation of bets to fund public safety; Search for missing people from the flooding in MG enters its 2nd day
Trump's speech in Congress included threats to Iran and discussions about immigration as local issues persisted in Brazil's governance.
How Jeffrey Epstein 'sneaked' into Microsoft and got involved even in succession discussions
The article discusses Jeffrey Epstein's unexpected involvement with Microsoft in 2011 amid leadership transition discussions.
Local Elections 2026: Millennials Push into Town Halls
In the lead-up to the 2026 local elections in Germany, an increasing number of millennials, including students like Eric Jacob, are actively campaigning for municipal offices, signaling a growing interest in local governance among younger generations.
FT: How Deutsche Bank Rolled Out the Red Carpet for Epstein
A report reveals Deutsche Bank's contentious relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, providing high-level services for nearly six years despite internal concerns.
Dozens of schools may disappear from the map of Poland. Final decisions will be made soon
Poland faces potential school closures due to a demographic crisis affecting local education budgets and drawing protests from parents and teachers.
Alps 2030 Olympics: "A bit of delay," Grospiron and Molina defend themselves before senators
Edgar Grospiron and Pierre-Antoine Molina faced questions from the French Senate regarding governance issues in the organization of the 2030 Winter Olympics in the Alps.
LRT Council Members Skeptically Assess Proposal to Establish National Broadcaster Board
Members of the LRT council express skepticism about the necessity of a proposed board for Lithuania's national broadcaster during a recent meeting.
Crisis at Cojop 2030: the departure of director Cyril Linette officially announced by the body
Cyril Linette's departure as director of the Cojop 2030 has been officially confirmed amid ongoing governance crises within the organization.