Tinubu's state police plan generational reform - Kogi
The Kogi State Government supports President Bola Tinubu's plan to establish state police, viewing it as a transformative measure for Nigeria's security system.
"Recalculated": Nicolás Pino explained that Caputo and Milei told them that for now the government cannot make new reductions in withholdings
Nicolás Pino, president of the Rural Society of Argentina, stated that the national government is not planning to reduce withholdings despite recent rumors.
The Government and SD Negotiate Teen Expulsions
The Swedish government and the Sweden Democrats are negotiating a legislative change concerning the expulsion of teenagers.
Bosnia-Herzegovina: 'Blackout' at the state broadcaster
Bosnia's public broadcaster BHRT has gone dark as a protest against the government's failure to adequately support it amid rising debt issues.
Alexis Charitsis: Today's judicial decision on wiretaps exposes the government
Greek politician Alexis Charitsis praised the court's decision on wiretap cases as a victory for democracy and the rule of law, while asserting that the government remains exposed in this scandal.
What changes for pensions of uniformed personnel and public employees – Tax-free oil through mobile phones for farmers starting November 1
The Greek government has proposed significant tax and pension legislative changes affecting military personnel and rural farmers.
PM Modi expressed dissatisfaction with NCERT chapters!
PM Modi raised concerns about the content of NCERT textbooks, specifically regarding alleged corruption in the judiciary, during a Cabinet meeting, prompting serious discussions within the central government.
Altinget: The Storting drops the goal of becoming climate neutral by 2030: – A shame, says the Minister of Climate
The Norwegian Storting has decided to revoke the climate neutrality goal of achieving zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, which has been criticized by the Minister of Climate and Environment as a bad signal.
Our country remains vulnerable to rainfall events
Ecuador is inadequately prepared for the current rainy season, leading to significant challenges and highlighting the lack of effective government response and prevention plans.
In the midst of the political crisis over the Epstein case, Keir Starmer's government faces a key election in Britain
Keir Starmer's Labour government is facing a critical by-election in Gorton and Denton amidst the political turmoil surrounding the Epstein case.
The government boasts about cutting funds to NGOs, but lets millions go to party institutes.
The Czech government announces funding cuts to non-governmental organizations while continuing to provide financial support to party-related entities.
UK Food Ban for Airport Travellers Update as Minister Issues Statement
The UK government has updated its food ban for travelers at airports due to a food and mouth disease outbreak in Europe, prohibiting the import of specific food items to protect livestock health.
Venizelos on wiretaps: 'Cases do not close because the government wants them to'
Evangelos Venizelos criticized the handling of wiretap cases in Greece, asserting that such issues cannot be deemed closed simply due to government wish or parliamentary majority.
Starting Monday, the state will again begin selling bonds for people. Last year they sold out quickly
The Slovak government is set to relaunch the sale of bonds for the public with lower interest rates than last year, aiming to make them an attractive investment alternative amid changing market conditions.
Lawsuit: Munich's Mayor Plans to Challenge Bed Tax Law at Federal Constitutional Court
The city of Munich is seeking to challenge a Bavarian law that prohibits a bed tax for tourists in hopes of generating additional revenue.
Disappointment upon disappointment and still a long way to go
The article discusses the ongoing frustrations and challenges faced by Iceland as it navigates its path forward amidst multiple disappointments.
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.
Crores Spent on Food for Cheetahs in Kuno National Park
The Madhya Pradesh government spends an average of 35,000 rupees daily on food for the cheetahs in Kuno National Park, with over 1.27 crore rupees projected for goat meat in the 2024-25 budget.
What does the Glacier Law that Milei's government wants to pass in Congress say?
The Milei administration seeks to amend the Glacier Law to facilitate mining investments, which has raised concerns among environmentalists about water access.
The Government showcased new beds at Garrahan, denied underfunding, and spoke of an 'electoral operation'
The Argentine government showcased new beds at the Garrahan Hospital, denied any underfunding accusations, and labeled the ongoing protests as an electoral operation amid a tense labor conflict.
Alumni seek 70-year-old Ekiti school’s return to old site
The Alumni Association of Egbeoba High School in Ekiti, Nigeria, has requested the Federal Government to restore the school to its former location, citing negative impacts from its previous relocation.
Part of Danės Street in Klaipėda will be renamed Ernesto Galvanausko Boulevard
The Klaipėda Council has voted unanimously to rename a section of Danės Street to Ernesto Galvanausko Boulevard, marking the city's first boulevard.
Zimbabwe: Govt Lithium Export Ban Sparks Hope for Value Addition
Zimbabwe's government has banned the export of raw lithium concentrate to encourage local processing and enhance economic growth.
The Storting is awaiting new Epstein responses
The Storting's control and constitutional committee will wait to send new questions to the government until the Foreign Ministry has answered existing inquiries.
Government land worth ₹770 million registered in the name of Waqf, schools and police stations affected
A recent report by India's CAG reveals irregularities in the registration of government land as Waqf property in Madhya Pradesh.
Psychologist breaks down SEND White Paper and what it will mean for parents
A psychologist analyzes the government’s new SEND White Paper, which proposes substantial reforms affecting special education needs and disabilities in England.
Taubaté's clay work receives national certificate of originality
The clay work produced by artisans in Taubaté has received national recognition through an official certificate from the Brazilian government, acknowledging its originality.
Dispute Over Prayer Shed Near Mumbai Airport... Government Says There Are 3 Mosques Nearby
The Bombay High Court heard a case regarding the removal of a prayer shed for Muslim drivers near Mumbai Airport, with the government stating that there are sufficient nearby mosques for worship.
Yobe to establish drug abuse, rehabilitation agency
The Yobe State Government is planning to create a State Drug Abuse Prevention and Rehabilitation Agency to combat drug abuse and substance dependency in the state.
The US Department of Justice has announced it is investigating claims of withholding documents from the Epstein case, including references to Trump
The US Department of Justice is investigating allegations that it illegally withheld documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case that reportedly mention former President Donald Trump.
Epstein files: US government accused of withholding files on Trump sex abuse claims
The US government faces accusations of withholding documents related to sex abuse claims against Donald Trump from the Epstein files.
Domestic Violence: Finally Germany Wants to Restrain Violent Men
Germany is taking steps to address domestic violence by adopting measures inspired by Spain, including GPS tracking of offenders.
The Ministry withdraws its appeal in the dispute with SPD. Metnar announced that they submitted it behind my back
The Czech Ministry has withdrawn its appeal against the SPD, with Metnar revealing that it was submitted without his knowledge.
Licenses for undocumented foreigners in Illinois: the change from TVDL to standard permit
Illinois is changing its Temporary Visitor Driver's License (TVDL) to a standard driver's license, allowing undocumented residents to obtain an official ID starting in 2024.
Our Lady of Fatima statue set on fire in Natal to be rebuilt in up to 7 months, says City Hall
The statue of Our Lady of Fatima, which was destroyed by fire in Natal, Brazil, will be rebuilt within seven months according to the local government.
Assisted dying bill will almost certainly fail - and doing it all again would be a significantly bigger challenge
The assisted dying bill in England and Wales is expected to fail due to a lack of parliamentary time, with the government not allowing further debate before the deadline.
A Hasty Start for the 'National Conference': Only One Opposition Party Attends, Distrust in Government Leadership
Only the opposition party 'Mirai' attended the inaugural meeting of the 'National Conference' launched by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, reflecting growing criticism of the government's agenda.
Data Protection: USA: Transparent Tourists
The US government is considering new regulations that would require travelers to disclose social media accounts and email addresses upon entry.
Spain: Did the King Really Save the Young Democracy?
The article explores the historical context of Spain's 1981 coup attempt and the role of King Juan Carlos I in protecting democracy, with recently released government documents shedding light on the events.
Iran student protests continue
Ongoing protests in Iran are led by students expressing their discontent with the government.
Transform research into marketable products, FG urges varsities, others
The Nigerian government is encouraging universities and institutions to commercialize research to boost innovation and economic growth.
Epstein files: Democrats accuse US government of withholding documents related to Trump
Democrats are accusing the US government of hiding documents pertaining to former President Trump in the Epstein files.
"I will not tolerate it." Metnar criticized his own officials and ended the dispute between the Ministry and SPD
Czech Interior Minister Lubomír Metnar has withdrawn an appeal related to a legal dispute with the SPD party over its classification in an extremism report, claiming he was unaware of the appeal filed by his officials.
FIRST READING: One in four Canadian employees now works for government
A report reveals that one in four Canadian employees is now employed in the public sector, indicating a significant growth that raises concerns about sustainability.
Plenković at the Government meeting on oil for Hungary and Slovakia, missing persons, Ukraine…
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković emphasized the country's readiness to ensure oil supply to Hungary and Slovakia during a government meeting.
The suspense has been released: Mette Frederiksen calls for parliamentary elections
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced parliamentary elections to be held on March 24, as the political climate has been rife with speculation about the event.
'The government is here to stay': Pedro Sánchez asserts he does not suffer from cardiovascular disease
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez denied reports of suffering from a cardiovascular disease, calling them fake news propagated by right-wing opponents.
Ukrainian government allocates about US$37 million to enhance protection of Chornobyl nuclear plant
The Ukrainian government has allocated approximately US$37 million to improve safety measures at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant, particularly focusing on the aftermath of recent conflicts.
Finance Minister Ligi Does Not Rule Out Additional Budget
Estonian Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi indicated that the government might consider making adjustments to the budget as early as spring, despite preferring to limit changes until all departmental requests have been gathered in autumn.
A party was blown apart. One chairman resigned. Another died – and the clown bus drove by several times
Denmark has called a general election, reflecting on a turbulent three-year government marked by internal conflicts and external pressures.