To be governed, but not controlled. A pair of former officials describe how they help Plaga outline a major reform of higher education
Former Czech officials Tomáš Fliegl and Šimon Stiburek have established a non-profit organization aimed at reforming higher education in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' leaks under police investigation - Elina Valtonen explains
The Finnish police are investigating two alleged leaks from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs connected to misconduct allegations against two ambassadors.
Zakharova: The deployment of British troops in Ukraine will prolong, not end, the war
Maria Zakharova, a spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, argues that the presence of British troops in Ukraine will extend the conflict rather than resolve it, contradicting UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace's perspective.
Education in Bavaria: Classes could get bigger and elective subjects may be eliminated
Bavaria's education ministry plans to modify classroom sizes and potentially eliminate elective subjects due to rising student numbers and staffing constraints.
Brazil registers a drop of 1 million students in basic education, the largest in two decades
Brazil has experienced its largest decline in basic education enrollments in nearly two decades, with a drop of 1 million students between 2024 and 2025.
Russia says sending European troops to Ukraine would prolong war and increase 'risk of large-scale confrontation'
Russia's spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs cautioned that the UK's proposal to send troops to Ukraine would escalate conflict rather than end it.
Controversies Surrounding Religion Classes. MEN Awaits a Difficult Decision
The Polish Ministry of Education faces criticism and legal challenges over a new policy reducing religion classes to one hour per week.
MP executes warrant against investigated individual who moved funds even during preventive detention
The Public Ministry of Mato Grosso do Sul is conducting Operation Camouflage to investigate money laundering linked to a criminal organization.
The Interior Ministry withdraws the appeal in the dispute with SPD regarding inclusion in the extremism report
The Czech Interior Ministry has retracted its appeal in a legal battle with the Freedom and Direct Democracy party concerning its classification in a report on extremism.
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.
There is a decision regarding money for students. It concerns an additional 80 million
The Polish Ministry of Education announces an additional 80 million PLN for student support following concerns over funding cuts impacting vocational training.
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.
The Ministry of Justice is examining complaints against the behavior of the police chief in the Westfjords during Thorrablot
The Icelandic Ministry of Justice is investigating complaints regarding the behavior of a police chief in the Westfjords at a local festival.
The Bust of Cecilia Wanted to be Exhibited in Levoča Already in November. Šimkovičová Stopped It
The exhibition of the bust of Cecilia Gonzaga in Levoča has been unexpectedly canceled by the Ministry of Culture after previously being planned for November.
"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.
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.
New rule may reduce in-person requirements for teacher training; measure is supported by the MEC
A new proposal by Brazil's Ministry of Education aims to decrease the in-person training requirements for future teachers, prompting critique from education specialists.
KUKU ⟩ Michal on bus fare: These matters are for politicians, not officials to decide
Prime Minister Kristen Michal has stated that the decision regarding bus fares for children and pensioners should rest with politicians rather than bureaucrats, amid discussions of increased fares initiated by ministry officials in Estonia.
Who Finalizes the NCERT Book? Process Explained
The article explains the process of determining the content of NCERT books in India, involving various committees and authorities.
New regulations on burials and determining death. Changes to key principles
The Polish Ministry of Health is working on reforming healthcare laws to introduce the profession of coroner, aimed at clarifying procedures for determining death outside medical facilities.
The Ministry of the Environment wants to lay off employees from the hydrometeorological institute
The Czech Ministry of the Environment plans to reduce staff at the hydrometeorological institute, indicating potential budget constraints.
The state's budget deficit averages 14.9 billion euros per year in the coming years – According to Purra, the figures are shocking
Finland's Finance Ministry projects an average budget deficit of 14.9 billion euros annually from 2027 to 2030, a situation labeled as shocking by Minister Riikka Purra.
Zimbabwe halts raw mineral exports
Zimbabwe's Ministry of Mines announced an immediate suspension of all raw mineral and lithium concentrate exports for the time being, citing national interest and asking mining companies to cooperate with the government.
Now the forecast for the state in the coming years has exploded: "The figures are shocking"
A report from Finland's Ministry of Finance reveals a worrying forecast for the state budget, with a projected deficit of €14.9 billion annually from 2027 to 2030.
OPEKA: Payment of February Benefits Tomorrow
The Greek Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family announces that the payment of February benefits will occur on February 27, with various categories of aid being distributed to tens of thousands of recipients.
Health Ministry announces R$ 90 million for SUS projects to combat cancer and diabetes
The Brazilian Health Ministry announced a R$ 90 million initiative to fund projects aimed at combating cancer, diabetes, and multiple sclerosis through the public health system (SUS).
Employees reported inappropriate behavior - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs took the leaks to the police
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Finland has reported two suspected data leaks to the police involving inappropriate behavior by ambassadors, following complaints from employees.
SAM: The number of state-funded medical school places will be increased for the 2026 admission
The Lithuanian Ministry of Health has announced an increase in state-funded medical school places through collaboration with various governmental bodies to encourage students to work in regional healthcare after graduation.
Are you bringing food from abroad? See when and how to request authorization
New regulations from Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture outline which foods can enter the country and which require authorization, particularly focusing on items that may pose biosecurity risks.
Zaharova accused the United States of 'aggressive provocation'
Maria Zaharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, accused the United States of engaging in 'aggressive provocation' following a shooting incident involving a boat registered in Florida off the coast of Cuba.
Employment Insurance Premium Rate Decreased for Two Consecutive Years from 1.45% to 1.35% - Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has announced a reduction in the employment insurance premium rate from 1.45% to 1.35% starting April 1, 2026, marking the second consecutive year of decline due to improving employment conditions.
CM Mohan Yadav's strict orders, raids ordered in the ministry
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav of Madhya Pradesh has initiated surprise checks on the attendance of officials and employees in key government offices to streamline administrative efficiency.
Changes in the national vaccination calendar: advance the second dose of the triple viral vaccine
Argentina's Ministry of Health has advanced the schedule for the second dose of the triple viral vaccine to be administered between 15 and 18 months of age.
The Archaeological Museum of Ithaca is Fully Upgraded
The Greek Ministry of Culture is modernizing the Archaeological Museum in Vathi, Ithaca, as a vital step for its reopening.
Who will supply military rolling stock for PKP Cargo?
The Polish Ministry of National Defence plans to support PKP Cargo's purchase of railway rolling stock worth 400 million PLN, aiming to acquire locomotives and heavy-duty platforms for military logistics.
‘Review of Park Jin-kyung’s Veteran Status’... Jeju 4·3 Memorial Committee Says, ‘Welcome Even If Late’
The Jeju 4·3 Memorial Committee welcomed the announcement that the Ministry of Veterans Affairs will re-evaluate the veteran status of Colonel Park Jin-kyung, who led a crackdown during the Jeju 4·3 incident.
Need a petrol pump, food court, or road on the highway? Everything will be done with a click
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has launched an upgraded version of the Rajmarg Pravesh web portal to facilitate approvals for projects on national highways in India.
Tanzania Raises Alarm Over a Surge in Cases of Severe Respiratory Illnesses
Tanzania's Ministry of Health has issued a warning about the recent rise in cases of severe respiratory illnesses, including influenza and COVID-19, urging the public to follow preventive measures.
High school students' internet usage reaches 6 hours and 44 minutes a day, the longest ever: Ministry of Children and Families survey
High school students in Japan are reportedly spending an average of 6 hours and 44 minutes online each weekday, marking the highest recorded amount of internet usage to date.
Is Health Education Mandatory? Poles Gave Valuable Advice to the Ministry of Education. Survey for 'Wprost'
A new survey reveals that although health education is part of school curriculums in Poland, its mandatory status is being debated amidst contrasting views from educational and religious leaders.
A Turn in the Case of the Lisbon Embassy – The Foreign Ministry Filed a Request for Investigation
The Finnish Foreign Ministry has filed a police report regarding issues at the Lisbon embassy, citing a data leak as the reason for the investigation.
15,000 Won Basic Income for Rural Areas, First Payment Today
The Korean Ministry of Agriculture announces the first payment of 15,000 Won basic income to residents of rural areas as part of a pilot program aimed at revitalizing these communities.
The Ministry of Veterans Affairs to Reassess the Registration of Colonel Park Jin-kyung as a National Beneficiary from ‘4·3 Fierce Suppression’
The South Korean Ministry of Veterans Affairs has decided to completely reassess the registration of Colonel Park Jin-kyung, who is associated with allegations of harsh suppression of civilians during the Jeju April 3 incident.
Recruiting shipping companies to participate in the eco-friendly certification ship support program
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries in South Korea has announced the recruitment of coastal shipping companies to participate in the 'Eco-Friendly Certified Ship Support Project' aimed at supporting the construction of eco-friendly ships.
Fitch Ratings improves Ecuador's rating and maintains stable outlook
Fitch Ratings has upgraded Ecuador's sovereign debt rating from CCC+ to B- while maintaining a stable outlook for the country, according to the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
Solar Power on School Rooftops...77% of Public Elementary and Secondary Schools to be Installed by 2030
The South Korean Ministry of Education aims to install solar power systems in 77% of public elementary, middle, and high schools by 2030 as part of the 'Sunshine School' project.
China extends tech lead over South Korea and surpasses Japan, Seoul’s ranking data shows
China has advanced its technological capabilities, surpassing Japan and extending its lead over South Korea, according to a report from South Korea's Ministry of Science.
Democratic Party and Ministry of Industry Agree on Swift Processing of the U.S. Investment Special Law
The Democratic Party of Korea and the Ministry of Industry have reached a consensus on the need to quickly process the U.S. Investment Special Law currently pending in the National Assembly.
Health Ministry Again Fails to Meet Deadlines with Delay of Provisional List of Those Approved in the MIR, FIR, and EIR Tests
The Spanish health ministry has failed to publish the provisional results of the MIR exams, affecting candidates’ ability to select their specialties.
NAFDAC has powers to ban sachet alcohol – Health ministry
The Nigerian Federal Ministry of Health asserts that the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has the legal authority to prohibit the sale of alcoholic beverages in small containers.