Redl's Accomplice: I Gave Two Million to the TOP 09 Campaign Manager
An accomplice of the controversial figure Redl claims to have donated two million to the campaign manager of the Czech political party TOP 09.
FM: The progress of the new municipal financial equalization model is a political decision issue
The Latvian Finance Ministry states that the advancement of the new municipal financial equalization law is a matter of political decision, highlighting ongoing discussions and the need for detailed fiscal analysis.
New York businesswoman sentenced to nine years for $30m political finance scheme
Sherry Xue Li was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a $30 million scheme defrauding foreign investors and funneling money into U.S. political campaigns.
Now comes a tough edict from the Ministry of Finance - Pensions are not secure
The Finnish Ministry of Finance has indicated significant budget cuts of 8 to 11 billion euros needed by 2031, causing political debate over how to manage these cuts, with pensions at risk.
South Sudan: Can President Kiir Stabilize South Sudan?
The political instability in South Sudan continues as President Salva Kiir fires his ninth finance minister since 2020 amidst ongoing violence and governance issues.
The expensive friends of Master
The article discusses the unknown financial consequences of the Master conglomerate's default, highlighting significant losses and political interference in the investigation.
Editorial: A Terrible Picture of Finland Revealed – Soon Everyone Will Notice
This editorial discusses the alarming financial situation in Finland, highlighting an agreement among almost all political parties to reduce the public deficit, with expected deficits reaching staggering amounts in the coming years.
Minister Nataly Morillo on the GAD Expenditure Law: 'The people's money should go to the people, not to political pockets'
Minister Natalia Morillo emphasized that the newly approved expenditure law for autonomous decentralized governments aims to ensure that public funds benefit the citizens directly.
Catalog Gifts with Takaichi's Personal Name on Wrapping Paper - Experts Ask 'Is It for Personal Use?'
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's office is under scrutiny for distributing catalog gifts to over 300 elected members of the House of Representatives, deemed to be using political funds inappropriately.
Live broadcast at 8:30: Parties reached an agreement - this is the debt brake
Finnish political parties have reached an agreement on a new debt brake ahead of the upcoming election term, although the Left Alliance has opted out of the agreement.
The Court of Auditors Goes to the Opposition
The President of the Court of Auditors, Guido Carlino, comments on the role of the institution in a political context at the inauguration of the judicial year.
Back in Brazil, Lula must define Haddad’s future, his trip to the U.S., and align negotiations in Congress
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva returns to Brasília to discuss key political strategies and his finance minister's role ahead of upcoming elections.
Ministers urged to impose temporary ban on crypto political donations
Political donations in cryptocurrency should face an urgent temporary ban to prevent foreign interference in UK elections, according to the chair of the national security committee.
The Prime Minister's Office: Preparation of the Eastern Finland Special Economic Zone is in the final stages, proposal soon for political consideration
The preparation of the Eastern Finland Special Economic Zone is nearing completion, but doubts have arisen about governmental commitment due to recent statements from the finance minister.
Partial Findings of Aurelijaus Veryga's Presidential Campaign Advertisements Recognized as Justified
The report concludes that campaign messages related to Aurelijaus Veryga's presidential candidacy were found to have characteristics of political advertising, leading to a request for financial report adjustments.
M. Sinkevičius on changes in the finance minister's team: a usual political process
M. Sinkevičius discussed the routine nature of political personnel changes within the ministry led by Finance Minister Kristupas Vaitiekūnas.
Ministry finds deficiencies in the Moderates' party accounts for the second consecutive time
The Danish Ministry of the Interior has requested the Moderates to rectify deficiencies in the party's accounts for the second year in a row.
Joint Debt: What Eurobonds Could Mean for Savings Account Holders
The article discusses the implications of Eurobonds for savers amidst political debates in Europe.
Hunter Biden's former 'sugar brother' lawyer drops big money on Swalwell's campaign: 'Biggest cheerleader'
Wealthy lawyer Kevin Morris has financially supported both Hunter Biden's legal defense and Rep. Eric Swalwell's gubernatorial campaign, reflecting the ongoing political implications surrounding Hunter Biden's legal issues.
Data leak at Abu Dhabi financial summit exposes politicians and business leaders
A security breach at the Abu Dhabi Finance Week have resulted in the exposure of personal documents of high-profile attendees, including various political and financial figures.
VRK started an investigation into the financing of 'Nemuno Aušra' in January
The Lithuanian Central Electoral Commission has initiated an investigation into the financing practices of the political party 'Nemuno Aušra' following information received from various institutions and party members.
Pierrakakis at Ecofin: The Union of Savings and Investments is the greatest victory of our generation
Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance Kyriakos Pierrakakis emphasizes the significance of the Union of Savings and Investments during his speech at the EU's ECOFIN meeting, stating it could be the greatest political victory of this generation.
K. Pierrakakis: The Union of Savings and Investments can become the biggest political victory of our generation
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis highlights the importance of the Union of Savings and Investments as a major political topic in Europe that could define a generation.
Analysis: Is the government putting immigrants to work for free? Here’s how to read political statements as the elections approach
Finnish Finance Minister Riikka Purra advocates for requiring immigrants to perform unpaid work to receive social benefits, drawing criticism for downplaying the value of cleaning jobs.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 1st Edition-TO of Thursday, February 12, 2026.
The article discusses various national issues in Brazil, including investigations involving Supreme Court Justice Dias Toffoli, significant financial losses by Banco do Brasil, and political developments related to President Lula.
See videos from Thursday (12) of Carnival in Salvador
This article discusses various legal and financial issues in Brazil, including investigations into political figures and debts involving major companies.
VIDEOS: EPTV 2 South of Minas on Wednesday, February 11, 2026
The article highlights various news stories from Brazil, including financial restrictions, political decisions, police operations, and international relations.
VIDEOS: JL2 from Wednesday, February 11, 2026
The latest news segment features financial sector concerns over central bank restrictions, political updates on Lula's election standing, and significant events both domestic and international.
[Breaking] Court sends ‘Kang Sun-woo arrest warrant request’ to prosecution
The Seoul Central Court has sent an arrest warrant request for independent lawmaker Kang Sun-woo to the prosecution over allegations related to campaign funds.
Reform-led Worcestershire set to issue England’s largest council tax rise
Worcestershire county council is set to approve a significant council tax increase after receiving special government permission, raising questions about the political implications for Reform UK.
Fernando Haddad launches book in São Paulo with Lilia Schwarcz and Celso Rocha de Barros
Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad launched his book 'Superindustrial Capitalism' at an event in São Paulo, accompanied by notable figures including his wife and a political scientist.
Fernando Haddad in the frying pan
Brazil's Finance Minister, Fernando Haddad, faces pressure to run in a major election despite his previous political setbacks.
House of Representatives election today; parties make final appeals on key issues such as consumption tax cuts and the money in politics
Japan's House of Representatives election is being held today, with key issues including consumption tax cuts and political finance at the forefront of party leaders' final appeals.
Grolich: Even ODS has lost economic competence. I am looking for a finance minister
Grolich criticizes the ODS party for losing its economic competence and indicates a search for a new finance minister.
Finance Minister K. Vaitiekūnas says L. Gudžinskas may become his political advisor
Finance Minister K. Vaitiekūnas indicated that political expert L. Gudžinskas could enhance the ministry's political team by offering advice on political matters.
Donors gave $131m ahead of Australia’s 2025 election. Here’s who they are
Australian political parties received $131 million in donations from various sectors, including technology, fossil fuels, and finance, in preparation for the 2025 election.
Controversy over the term 'lynching' in Rajya Sabha, Nirmala Sitharaman responds
A political dispute erupted in the Rajya Sabha regarding the use of the term 'lynching', with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman criticizing Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge for his remarks.
The Ministry of Finance is concerned about the decline in the fight against money laundering
The Ministry of Finance expresses concern over the waning political commitment to combat money laundering in Estonia, as challenges arise in sharing information with foreign partners due to restricted access to compliance registries.
SDP's Räsänen: "Perhaps a touch of humility would do Saksikäsi-Riikka good"
Joona Räsänen, the economic policy leader of Finland's SDP, responds to criticism from Finance Minister Riikka Purra regarding the party's position on government savings and adjustments, suggesting a need for humility in political discourse.
"Nemuno aušra" rented a car for over 30 thousand euros from its own chairman
A public initiative revealed a surprising contract in which the political party "Nemuno aušra" rented a car for over 30,000 euros from its own chairman, raising serious questions about the use of party funds.
"Nemuno aušra" rented a car from R. Žemaitaitis himself
An initiative revealed a contract between a political party and its own chairman for a car rental worth over 31,000 Euros, raising serious concerns about the use of political party funds.
KSeF is malfunctioning but will eventually bring benefits. The real test is still ahead
The National e-Invoice System (KSeF) has faced login issues and political maneuvering during its early days, raising questions about its effectiveness, despite hopes for its long-term benefits.
Rain of Dollars: Companies Took Advantage of the Financial Context and Issued Over $20 Billion in 2025
Argentinian companies issued over $20 billion in the capital markets in 2025, driven by the energy sector and a decrease in country risk, marking a historic milestone despite political turbulence due to midterm elections.
Increase in taxes on the wealthy for funds... Can the proposals from each party to finance consumption tax cuts be realized?
As Japan approaches the House of Representatives election on February 8, major political parties are advocating for a reduction or abolition of the consumption tax, raising questions about the feasibility of financing social security from a diminished tax base.
The saree was symbolic... How Tamil Nadu received 'gifts' in the Budget 2026-27 without being named
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's presentation of the Union Budget 2026-27 is undergoing rapid political and economic analysis, with indications that the proposals were strategically aimed at the politically challenging southern state of Tamil Nadu, despite its name not being explicitly mentioned in the budget documents.
Pollsters, Alexis, Nikos, and President Maria, Piraeus Bank buys Biomedicine, Ondoni talks with Politis (they didn't close), and Hellicon sold to Bank of Cyprus
The article discusses recent developments in Greek politics and finance, including Piraeus Bank's acquisition of Biomedicine, ongoing discussions involving political figures, and Hellicon's sale to the Bank of Cyprus.
Pierakakis: We will achieve even more through collective work
During a warm gathering, the Ministry of Economy and Finance celebrated the New Year's cake-cutting ceremony for 2026 with hopes and smiles among political leaders and ministry officials.
Breaking news in political updates, live | Montero announces that the new funding system will be voluntary
Minister of Finance María Jesús Montero announced a voluntary funding system while maintaining bilateral meetings with each territory, amidst criticism that the agreement was negotiated only with Catalonia.
Finance Tips and Right-Wing Quotes: Podcast Duo 'Hoss & Hopf' Part Ways Amid Dispute
The podcast duo 'Hoss & Hopf', known for their finance tips and right-wing political views, has parted ways due to allegations of antisemitism among other issues.
Azcón accuses PSOE of 'selling Aragón' for Sánchez to stay in La Moncloa
Jorge Azcón, the PP candidate for the presidency of Aragón, accuses PSOE of compromising the region for political gain to keep Sánchez in power, while demanding political repercussions for Pilar Alegría over a finance agreement.