Letโs go to sleep, Katherine
The article discusses the work-life balance changes in investment banking, highlighting a new policy that limits work hours and provides mandatory rest periods for employees.
China crosses the "climatic Rubicon". Experts dispute Beijing's policy
The article discusses changes in China's CO2 emissions, the impact of renewable energy on its economy, and concerns among experts regarding China's climate policy.
Putin... Is He Copying Trump? Calls to Combat Migration in Russia for This Reason
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for stricter measures against illegal immigration following a terrorist attack, emphasizing the need for changes in the country's migration policy.
Dancing to the Beat of Cat-Eye Agricultural Policy: Delays in Delivery and Rice Milling, Still No 'Stocked Rice' Arriving
Customers are lining up to buy stocked rice despite delays in delivery and processing caused by agricultural policy changes in Japan.
The government proposes significant changes to prison sentences
The Finnish government has proposed the introduction of preventive detention for dangerous offenders and reforms to the release process for life sentence prisoners.
South Africa: Charting the 2026 Budget - From National Debt to Personal Income Tax
The article examines South Africa's 2026 National Budget, highlighting significant fiscal policy changes and their implications for citizens.
What is USAID and why has it returned to the center of the debate
The article discusses the renewed focus on USAID amidst changes in how the U.S. organizes and supervises foreign aid.
HEIDO VITSUR โฉ Demographic Bottleneck โ Why Estonia is in a Hurry
The article discusses the implications of demographic changes on Estonia's future and the need for policymakers to carefully consider birth rate data.
Significance of UK border change only just being realised - travel correspondent
The UK government's recent changes to entry requirements for citizens, particularly impacting dual citizens, have created confusion and financial strain as the implications become clearer.
Four years of terror: three versions of why the USA believed Russia's desire to end the war in Ukraine
The article discusses former US President Joe Biden's military support for Ukraine and the critiques of its effectiveness amidst changes in US policy expected with potential future leadership.
Rapporteur of PEC 6x1 demands government counterpart to 'not place 100% of the impact on society'
The rapporteur of the PEC 6x1 in Brazil is urging the government to share the financial burden of changes to the workweek structure, rather than letting society absorb the full impact.
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.
This day in history. Khrushchev's report on Stalin irreversibly changes the Soviet regime
The article discusses the pivotal moment during the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1956 when Nikita Khrushchev denounced Stalin's regime, marking a significant shift in Soviet policy and society.
Announcing a lawsuit against the Trump administration after changes in vaccine policy
A coalition of 14 states is suing the Trump administration over newly implemented changes in the vaccine policy regarding several diseases, including COVID-19.
Historic balance of international reserves reflects structural change in economic policy
Ecuador's international reserves have reached a record high due to structural changes in its economic policy over the past seven years.
Approval of Proposal for Expansion of Arms Exports by the Liberal Democratic Party's Executive Meeting
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has approved a proposal for expanding arms exports, allowing for changes in operational guidelines related to defense equipment transfers.
More expensive beef and bigger bills? The cost of changes in climate policy
The article discusses the potential impacts of disjointed EU climate policies and the challenges to competitiveness they pose for the European economy.
Brazil is expected to be the country most benefited by changes in American tariffs; understand
Brazil stands to gain the most from changes in American tariff policy, which imposes a single 15% tariff on countries without trade agreements with the U.S.
GDF sanctions Territorial Ordering Master Plan; understand what changes
The government of the Federal District in Brazil has sanctioned a new Territorial Ordering Master Plan that will guide urban growth and sustainability over the next decade.
Economists reduce forecast for Selic for the first time in over four months
Economists have reduced their forecast for Brazil's Selic rate for the first time in over four months, signaling potential changes in monetary policy.
13 bombshell changes to schools from new SEND support and classroom shake-up
New plans have been announced in the UK to reform the special educational needs and disabilities system in schools, focusing on greater support and inclusivity for students.
Trump's Tariff Increase: Understand the Changes and How Charges for Brazil Are Affected
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Trump's tariff policy raises questions about the impact on Brazilian exports to the U.S.
โYouth shelters can be accessed without guardian consentโ ... Human Rights Commission recommends securing housing rights for 'homeless youths'
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has recommended policy changes to protect the housing rights of 'homeless youths' by allowing them access to youth shelters without the need for guardian consent.
TESTS โฉ Do you know what Riga will look like in the future?
In the coming years, Riga will undergo changes that will significantly improve transportation for residents.
Tariffs: Ecuador analyzes 'each step in the statements from the United States to be prepared'
Ecuador is closely monitoring U.S. tariff policy changes following a Supreme Court ruling and a new general tariff announcement by the White House.
Netherlands: Just Govern, Simply Govern
The article discusses the shift in Dutch governance as a new centrist coalition led by Rob Jetten replaces a right-populist cabinet, focusing on substantial changes in climate policy and asylum laws.
D. Trump changes his mind: tariffs are even higher
D. Trump stated that after a court's decision, import tariffs were increased to a legally permitted 15%.
How Alberta fell out of love with mass immigration
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's recent proposal to limit immigration reflects a shift in policy amid a skilled worker shortage and changes in Canada's immigration system.
"Tariffs Will Not Disappear" - Japanese Government Maintains Stance on 80 Trillion Yen Investment in the U.S.
The Japanese government remains cautious about potential tariff changes in light of a recent Supreme Court ruling, stating that expectations for tariff removal should be tempered while proceeding with a scheduled 80 trillion yen investment in the U.S.
Name Dance in the 'Think Tanks' Trying to Influence Politics in Spain
Changes in leadership and direction at various think tanks in Spain are shaping the political landscape as they contribute to public debate and policy formation.
South Africa: Small-Scale Fishers Warn of Declining Catches, Big Policy Gaps
Small-scale fishers in South Africa are experiencing declining catches and policy gaps as they report changes in fish populations and quotas that do not reflect their realities.
R. Kaunas: we treat China as a threat โ we are not changing our security policy for now
Lithuania's Minister R. Kaunas stated that the country views China as a threat and plans to maintain its current security policies without changes.
Opens for reduced environmental requirements for hydro power
The Swedish government proposes legislative changes that would allow for lowered environmental adaptation requirements for hydroelectric plants during permit reviews.
Milei's labor reform is approved in the Chamber with changes; text will return to the Senate
The Argentine Chamber of Deputies has approved a modified version of Javier Milei's labor reform, which will now return to the Senate for further consideration.
Ministry of Health changes zonal coordinations to provincial directions as part of its new territorial organization
The Ecuadorian Ministry of Public Health has restructured its territorial organization by replacing zonal coordinations and district directions with decentralized units and provincial directions, in accordance with recent executive decrees.
Unicredit Manager: Banker with a Clear Compass
Marion Bayer-Schiller, a manager at Unicredit, discusses adapting to economic uncertainties shaped by global political changes, highlighting a positive atmosphere despite concerns over the geopolitical climate.
What the new government project proposes to change the University Financing Law
The Argentine government has introduced a new bill to modify the University Financing Law, focusing on changes to teacher salary compensation tied to inflation.
Sweden changes course: joins Denmark and Greenland against Trump
Sweden's foreign minister has criticized the US for undermining trust among European values and expressed solidarity with Denmark and Greenland.
The IMF highlighted the labor reform and requested to 'mitigate the transitional costs' of the economic changes
The IMF praised Argentina's labor reform and trade openness while emphasizing the need to manage the transitional costs of the economic changes.
Long-serving prosecutor Bizoลovรก: I am terrified of how rules are being relaxed to suit criminal groups
Lucia Bizoลovรก, a prosecutor for two decades, expresses her alarm over the Slovak government's rapid changes to criminal policy, particularly concerning measures benefiting criminal groups.
Attention, there are changes. These are the ONLY documents you can use as Official Identification in Mexico | List
In Mexico, professional certificates are no longer considered official identification, but several other documents remain valid for identification purposes.
Dental Health: "The Condition of Teeth Clearly Indicates the State of a Society"
An interview discusses the implications of proposed changes in Germany's dental care system, particularly the CDU's suggestion for individuals to pay directly for dental visits.
The Cercle d'Economia calls for selective immigration policy, with less volume and more qualification
The Cercle d'Economia advocates for urgent changes in Spain's immigration policy to manage the influx of foreigners while prioritizing skilled talent amidst economic needs.
The consolidation that changes shape
Mexico's fiscal discussion is entering a new phase with a focus on consolidation to reduce deficits and stabilize debt, amidst rising investments in infrastructure.
Canada Lifts Economic Sanctions Imposed on Syria
Canada has announced the lifting of comprehensive economic sanctions on Syria that were in place since May 2011, signaling a shift in its stance towards the Syrian government amidst recent political changes.
US States Sue Trump Administration Over Clean Energy Funding
Thirteen US states, including California, are suing the Trump administration to secure federal grants for clean energy projects that were cut following policy changes favoring fossil fuels.
The amnesty from the Spanish government changes the perspective of immigrants in irregular situations
A new Spanish government policy will allow around 800,000 undocumented immigrants, primarily from Latin America, to regularize their status, impacting many personal lives.
Trump's Spokesperson Warns Cuba to Make Drastic Changes Soon: 'They Are a Regime That Is Falling'
The Trump administration has warned the Cuban government to implement drastic changes soon amid a severe economic crisis in the country.
Changes in Secondary School: the City of Buenos Aires Reduces Allowed Absences Per Year to End Repeated Absenteeism
Buenos Aires has reduced the maximum number of school absences allowed from 25 to 20 in an effort to tackle high absenteeism rates among secondary students.
White House on Cuba: It is a regime that is collapsing, it is in their 'interest' to make major changes soon
The White House stated that it would be in Cuba's interest to make significant changes soon, while avoiding any call for a change in government leadership.