The Freight Station Žižkov is being developed into a new district for 20,000 people, and a tram line will be added
The development project for the Freight Station Žižkov aims to create a new district accommodating 20,000 residents, complete with a tram line to improve public transport access.
Sicily revokes century-old Mondello beach concession over mafia links
Sicilian authorities have revoked a century-old concession for Mondello beach due to mafia infiltration concerns involving a subcontractor.
Municipality implements electronic records and advances in Digital Health
The municipality of Rio das Ostras has launched the Electronic Citizen Record (PEC) to modernize and digitalize healthcare services, enhancing citizen access and efficiencies in public health.
Lula's government creates loophole for 'eternal secrecy' in official letters from the president
The Lula government in Brazil has adopted a rationale that permits 'eternal secrecy' for official correspondence exchanged with world leaders, effectively blocking public access to such documents.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul announced more than $63 million to expand safe access to swimming
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced over $63 million in funding to improve safe swimming access as part of a broader initiative to encourage physical activities among children and teenagers.
Good news for Illinois: funding for Planned Parenthood will increase to protect access to reproductive healthcare
Illinois is increasing funding for Planned Parenthood amid federal changes, aiming to protect access to reproductive healthcare services.
Dengue: agents are unable to enter almost half of the houses during inspections in Ribeirão Preto
Health agents in Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, are facing challenges in dengue prevention as they are unable to access 40% of inspected homes due to residents either not being home or refusing entry.
The right to health in a critical state
Public health in Ecuador is facing serious challenges, affecting countless families who struggle with inadequate access to essential medical care and treatments.
How the Future Park Highway Will Change the Main Southern Access to the City
The Buenos Aires government is implementing the Dellepiane Masterplan to modernize the southern access highway, enhancing safety and urban connectivity.
ICE blasts Washington mayor over directive restricting immigration enforcement
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement criticized Everett, Washington's Mayor Cassie Franklin for her directive limiting immigration enforcement by restricting ICE's access to non-public areas without a warrant.
Patient with serious ear disease reports delay for surgery at the Metropolitan Hospital in Greater João Pessoa: 'at the mercy of the public thing'
A 77-year-old woman in Brazil is facing significant delays for necessary ear surgery at the Metropolitan Hospital, a concerning situation echoing the challenges of public healthcare access.
This is the app that tells you in real time when your bus arrives
A new app called Cuándo SUBO enables Argentinian users to access real-time bus arrival information, thereby improving urban mobility.
Greg Abbott follows in the footsteps of Ron DeSantis: the law that could come into force in Texas on March 18
Texas Governor Greg Abbott's new law could restrict drag performances in public spaces and limit access for minors starting in March 2026.
São Paulo City Hall discusses canceling the concession of Anhangabaú Valley amid criticism for noise and blockages
São Paulo's city administration is considering terminating the private concession for Anhangabaú Valley due to complaints about noise and access blockages.
Cancer rates rise amid inequalities between EU members
Cancer rates in Europe are rising amid significant health inequalities across EU member states, raising concerns about lifestyle and healthcare access.
Nigeria: WHO - Nigeria Making Significant Progress in Malaria Control
The World Health Organization highlights Nigeria's significant achievements in malaria prevention and control, with notable declines in infection rates and enhanced access to treatment services.
MitID experiencing outages
MitID is currently down, preventing access to services that require this digital identity solution.
0 km motorcycles in 24 or 36 installments at low rates: the 3 new plans, what they offer, and how to access them
New financing plans in Argentina facilitate the purchase of 0 km motorcycles with unusual payment options, underpinned by government support.
Finland is drowning in inheritance weapons – offered to arms dealers almost daily and police stocks are bursting
The number of firearms from inheritances in Finland is rapidly increasing as the large elder population passes away, posing challenges for authorities and raising concerns about potential illegal access to these weapons.
The use of open data from the Register Center has increased to 1.5 million downloads
The Register Center in Lithuania reported a significant increase in the use of its open data, with 1.5 million downloads attributed to nearly 60,000 unique users in the past year.
The Reverse Great Firewall: What is Happening in China
China is increasingly making its government websites inaccessible from abroad, a phenomenon dubbed the 'Reverse Great Firewall', which limits the availability of public data to foreign researchers and analysts.
Why do the rich drink tap water while the poor drink bottled water?
The article examines the disparity in water consumption and access between wealthy and impoverished populations, highlighting the social and environmental implications of bottled water in the context of droughts and public health crises.
The Sadness of Unbroadcast Sweat Drops... About the Most Affordable and Powerful Welfare
This article discusses the exclusion of sports events from mainstream broadcast media and its implications for public access to sports, particularly highlighting the voices of Paralympic athletes.
Mother's fight for Deafblind child to access local school makes history
A mother in New South Wales successfully advocated for the creation of Australia's first Deafblind class in a mainstream public school, ensuring her son receives essential support.
Counseling Board investigates official phone used to access pornographic website in Normandia
The Counseling Board of Normandia, Brazil, has launched an administrative process to investigate the use of an official phone that accessed a pornographic website, following a request from the Public Ministry of Roraima.
Public Archive of Pará reopens after renovations and offers cultural and educational programming in Belém
The Public Archive of Pará in Belém has reopened after 10 months of renovations, now offering guided visits, lectures, and free access to its extensive historical collection.
Good news for Illinois: the new HB 3247 law signed by JB Pritzker that protects migrant students
The new HB 3247 law in Illinois, signed by Governor JB Pritzker, ensures that migrant students cannot be denied access to public education based on their or their parents' immigration status.
IF Baiano opens registrations for 560 spots in free preparatory course for federal institutes
The Federal Institute of Bahia (IF Baiano) has opened registrations for 560 spots in a free preparatory course aimed at helping public school students access professional and technological education.
Some Municipalities Across the Country Unable to Access Websites; No Timeline for Recovery
Several municipalities in Japan are experiencing website outages starting from the afternoon of the 25th, with no current estimate for restoration.
The Basic Card is to help the digitally distressed, but you must be digital to obtain it
The new Basic Card in Denmark, which will replace the physical Travel Card, poses challenges for non-digital and technologically challenged individuals who need access to public transport.
You must be digital to obtain the new non-digital travel card
The new Basiskort aims to replace the physical Rejsekort but poses access challenges for non-digital Danes.
The Data Protection Inspectorate drew attention to the shortcomings of the building register two years ago
The Estonian Data Protection Inspectorate highlighted issues with the building register's data access two years ago, emphasizing the potential risk of sensitive information being public.
Gyeonggi Province to Provide Legal Support for Vulnerable Immigrant Groups Blocked by Language and Information Barriers
Gyeonggi Province is launching a public legal support initiative for vulnerable immigrant communities and recruiting approximately 20 lawyers to assist.
Half of Britons avoid calling GP when they are ill, survey finds
A recent survey reveals that nearly half of Britons hesitate to contact their GP when unwell, reflecting concerns over appointment accessibility and healthcare response times.
Student ID 2026 begins to be issued in digital format in Greater Recife; learn how to request it
Students in the Greater Recife area can now apply for the 2026 digital Student Identification Card to access public transport benefits and cultural event discounts.
Another bus line arrives at Aeroparque: what it is and how the new route is
A new extension to bus line 114 has been approved to enhance public transportation access to Aeroparque Jorge Newbery in Buenos Aires.
Royal Artillery under fire after denying access to looted Asante treasure
The Royal Artillery is being criticized for denying public access to a looted Asante artefact, a golden ram's head, which is kept hidden in a military mess in Wiltshire, UK.
MP executes search warrant against suspect for unauthorized access and trafficking of confidential data in RN
The Public Ministry of Rio Grande do Norte executed a search warrant in an investigation into unauthorized access to confidential data.
Public access to surveillance cameras goes offline in Petrópolis
The external access system for surveillance cameras in Petrópolis will be temporarily unavailable due to a technological update.
Couples with difficulties in getting pregnant can have free assisted reproduction in RN; see how it works
In Rio Grande do Norte, couples struggling with infertility can access free assisted reproduction services through the Unified Health System (SUS).
Over an hour of travel and several transfers to receive radiotherapy: the odyssey from Ciudad Lineal to Ramón y Cajal
Residents of Ciudad Lineal face long commutes with multiple transfers to access essential healthcare services at Ramón y Cajal hospital, highlighting a failure in public transportation commitments.
Central Contract Register – public finances under control
The article promotes a special offer for a subscription to PRO.RP.PL, which includes full access to The New York Times.
Trump threatens Europe with new arms market restrictions
The Pentagon warned the EU against proposed public procurement directive updates that could limit U.S. defense firms' access to European markets.
Mum 'disgusted' after being refused toilet access at shopping centre
A mother was upset after being denied access to the toilets at a Liverpool shopping centre due to her not having a bank card to pay a small fee.
Concealment of data in the building register may be contrary to the law
The Estonian Ministry of Climate and Land and Spatial Development's decision to restrict public access to certain building register documents due to privacy concerns may be unlawful according to local authorities and legal experts.
Concealment of data in the construction register is against the law
The city of Tartu and lawyer Karmen Turk argue that the Estonian government's decision to restrict public access to the construction register violates public information laws.
3 national parks slash red tape for Americans by boldly transforming visitor entry
Three of the busiest national parks in the U.S. are eliminating advance reservations during peak seasons to improve accessibility for visitors.
Ana Paula and Chaiany from BBB 26 discuss access to Roacutan in SUS; learn how it works
Ana Paula and Chaiany from Big Brother Brazil 26 discussed the access to Roacutan, a medication for treating severe acne, through Brazil's public health system (SUS).
Public Transport Tickets in Île-de-France: Regulator Forces IDFM to Open Sale of Navigo Passes to SNCF and RATP
The transport regulatory authority has ordered Île-de-France Mobilités to allow SNCF and RATP to sell Navigo passes, enhancing competition and access to digital tickets.
From the Eyes of Saša Mitrofanov: Russians have neither water nor heat even without war
The article discusses the ongoing issues in Russia regarding access to basic utilities such as water and heating, highlighting systemic failures.