KUKU โฉ 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.
Piyush Goyal Meets Two Senior US Officials, Discusses Trade Deal Point by Point
Indian Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal held discussions with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lattimer and US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor to strengthen the India-US trade deal.
The Adder is Here โ Urges Dog Owners to be Vigilant
An adder was spotted in Askรธy outside Bergen, leading officials to urge dog owners to be cautious as snakes emerge with warming weather.
Chinese Officials Target Takagi for Influence Operations, Seek Advice from ChatGPT
A report reveals that Chinese officials attempted to influence political opinion in Japan by targeting politician Sanae Takagi and consulting ChatGPT, which ultimately refused to provide assistance.
Maardu resident is puzzled: despite the prohibitive signs, a celebration was held on the pond ice in front of officials
Residents of Maardu held a Maslenitsa celebration on the pond ice, ignoring prohibitive signs, which has raised questions despite officials asserting the ice's safety.
Searches conducted in German companies due to illegal imports from Russia
German customs officials carried out searches at three companies in Hamburg over allegations of illegal imports from Russia valued at over 4 million euros.
War in Ukraine: Report: Russia has taken Pokrovsk
Recent reports indicate that Russia has captured the town of Pokrovsk in eastern Ukraine after prolonged and costly battles, with Ukrainian officials acknowledging the loss.
Severe Criticism of Joint Investigation Team Over 'Pre-determined Investigation' by Deputy Chief Baek Hae-ryong
The Joint Investigation Team of the Seoul Eastern District Prosecutor's Office has denied allegations of involvement in drug smuggling by customs officials, leading to strong criticism of Deputy Chief Baek Hae-ryong.
Four individuals convicted in Greece for illegal wiretapping of politicians and journalists
In Greece, four individuals have been convicted for unlawfully wiretapping over 90 politicians, journalists, business leaders, and high-ranking military officials using the spyware 'Predator.'
Language Use and Arms Circulation: What Offenses Have Recently Cost Saeima Deputies?
Several members of the Saeima have been administratively punished for traffic violations as well as non-compliance with language requirements and violations of arms circulation law.
[Editorial] Investigation into โCustoms Drug Smugglingโ Fails to Resolve Fundamental Doubts
An investigation into drug smuggling at customs has concluded with no charges against implicated officials, raising concerns over transparency and accountability.
Fubara appoints new SSG, chief of staff
Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has appointed new officials for Secretary to the State Government and Chief of Staff positions.
The USA will offer passport services to Jewish settlers in the West Bank
The US is set to provide on-site consular services in two Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank for the first time, an action criticized by Palestinian officials as a clear violation of international law.
Right secures majority for controversial gender guide
The Conservative Party in Norway has secured a majority to continue endorsing a controversial gender guide designed to assist public officials in respectfully interacting with transgender and non-binary individuals.
Zelensky: Russia launched 420 drones and 39 missiles into Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelensky reported significant Russian attacks involving 420 drones and 39 missiles, damaging critical infrastructure just before diplomatic talks in Geneva between Ukrainian and US officials.
Iranian President Before Talks with the U.S.: Tehran Does Not Seek Nuclear Weapons
Iranian officials reiterate that the country does not pursue nuclear weapons ahead of negotiations with the United States.
Korea-Canada Foreign and Defense Talks... 'Korea is the Optimal Partner for Submarine Projects'
South Korean officials emphasized Korea's suitability as a partner for Canada's submarine and defense industries during a bilateral meeting in Ottawa.
I. Ruginiene - makeup at the expense of the state: it has been revealed how much was spent
Lithuania's Government Office confirmed that 280 euros were spent for makeup services for Prime Minister I. Ruginiene for official events.
Scammed by bank workers and electricians: a 99-year-old woman was also a victim in Klaipฤda
Several elderly individuals in Klaipฤda have fallen victim to scams involving impersonators posing as bank employees and other officials, resulting in significant financial losses.
Announced how many air targets Ukraine has destroyed since the beginning of the large-scale invasion: the number is impressive
Ukrainian military officials reported significant achievements in air defense operations, claiming to have intercepted thousands of missiles and drones since the onset of the conflict.
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.
Decision-makers are divided about the goals of negotiations with Iran
U.S. officials express conflicting messages regarding their stance in negotiations with Iran, which continue in Geneva, raising concerns about potential conflict.
Signal error causes delays across the entire subway network
A signal error in Oslo's subway has caused significant delays, but the issue has now been resolved according to Ruter officials.
Cuba: Accuses Attempt of 'Infiltration' by Armed Group - Who Were the Occupants of the Speedboat from the USA
Cuban officials reported that four individuals aboard a Florida-registered speedboat died during a confrontation with the Cuban Coast Guard, amidst allegations of an armed infiltration attempt.
Fraudsters posing as water company and police officials swindled 10 thousand euros from a woman from Vilnius
A senior woman in Vilnius was defrauded of 10,000 euros by individuals posing as representatives from a water company and police officers.
Washington points the finger at Beijing: doubts about a nuclear test in Lop Nur
US officials have raised concerns about a potential nuclear test conducted by China in 2020, reigniting discussions on nuclear testing moratorium in Washington.
Explosions rocked Kyiv ahead of planned Ukraine-U.S. talks in Geneva
Explosions were reported in Kyiv as Ukrainian and U.S. officials prepare for negotiations in Geneva regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Michal excluded asking pensioners and children for fare on county lines
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal announced that pensioners and children will not be charged fare on county bus lines, emphasizing it as a fundamental issue whether officials or politicians prevail on the matter.
Critical US-Iran Talks: Agreement or Conflict over Nuclear Issues in Geneva
US and Iranian officials are set to meet in Geneva for indirect talks amid escalating tensions over Iran's nuclear program and US military presence in the region.
Future Vision for Falun: "Imagine having a zipline from here"
Swedish ski officials see the upcoming Ski World Championships in Falun as a chance to elevate the town's profile in winter sports.
Central African Republic: Central African Republic Enters 'Decisive' Phase After Landmark Elections
The Central African Republic marks a crucial phase in its peace process following landmark elections deemed extensive and significant by UN officials.
Drone and missile attacks on Kyiv
Several explosions were heard in central Kyiv following warnings of imminent attacks, attributed to drone and missile strikes by Ukraine's military officials.
EFCC arraigns three senior NRC officials over alleged N2.04bn fraud
Three senior officials from the Nigerian Railway Corporation face serious charges from the EFCC regarding allegations of fraud amounting to N2.04 billion.
The makeup of Inga Ruginienฤ - paid for by state funds, but this is not a new practice
The article discusses the recent procurement of makeup services for high-ranking state officials in Lithuania, emphasizing public scrutiny over the use of taxpayers' money.
The Paralympic Torch Arrives at the Duomo. Today the Journey to the Arena in Verona Restarts
The Paralympic torch was lit in the Duomo square in Milan, with key local officials emphasizing the event's significance and the athletes' messages of peace.
Extensive attacks against Ukraine
Russia is carrying out extensive attacks on several locations in Ukraine, including Kharkiv, Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipropetrovsk, as Ukrainian representatives prepare to meet with U.S. officials in Geneva.
Kash Patel fires FBI officials linked to Trump documents case, reports say
Kash Patel has reportedly dismissed at least 10 FBI officials connected to the investigation into Donald Trump's handling of classified documents.
US speedboat 'opened fire' on Cuban officials as four dead and more injured
A U.S. speedboat allegedly opened fire on Cuban border officials, resulting in four deaths and several injuries, amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Cuba.
President Yoon: 'Public officials who falsely reported illegal valley facilities will be given a chance to report again'
President Yoon has urged officials involved in the crackdown on illegal use of river and valley facilities to take the final opportunity to report accurately or face serious repercussions.
Cristian Ritondo against the strike declared by the AFA: "It is not a good measure if you want to demonstrate innocence"
Cristian Ritondo, a member of the PRO party in Argentina, criticized the strike called by the AFA amidst corruption allegations against top officials.
The mayor of Isernia: 'I've been in a tent for two months. I resist to defend my hospital'
The mayor of Isernia has been protesting in a tent for two months to highlight the challenges faced by his local hospital, expressing feelings of isolation and neglect by government officials.
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.
Nunes dismisses deputy secretary of Tourism and president of SPTuris after complaint involving ex-partner with million-dollar contracts in the state-owned company
Sรฃo Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes has dismissed officials amidst an investigation into connections with a company holding substantial contracts.
Vance and Rubio: Iran is trying to rebuild its nuclear program
U.S. officials assert that Iran is attempting to rebuild its nuclear program following recent attacks on its facilities.
Trump administration meets with UK far-right activist Tommy Robinson
Tommy Robinson, a UK far-right activist, met with officials from the Trump administration at the state department in Washington, D.C.
Rubio: Seeking our own answers on the shooting
U.S. officials are seeking answers regarding a shooting incident involving Cuban Coast Guard forces that resulted in the deaths of four individuals in an American boat.
Politico: American officials prefer Israel to initiate an attack on Iran
American officials reportedly prefer that Israel attacks Iran before the United States considers military action.
Vance and Rubio: Iran is trying to rebuild its nuclear program and develop long-range missiles
U.S. officials allege that Iran is attempting to restore its nuclear program and develop long-range missiles amid ongoing diplomatic talks in Geneva.
Judge in MG releases influencer accused of extorting money from authorities
A judge has released influencer Ronnie Peterson from detention after he was accused of extorting municipal officials in Santa Luzia, MG, Brazil.
Navalny died because of lithium use, and other absurd versions: how the Kremlin justifies the murder of a political opponent?
The article discusses the circumstances surrounding the death of Alexei Navalny, highlighting claims of poisoning and different narratives provided by the Kremlin and international officials.