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.
Zema's administration used less than 5% of the anticipated budget for landslide containment in Minas Gerais
Governor Romeu Zema's administration has spent less than 5% of the planned annual budget for landslide containment projects in Minas Gerais from 2021 to 2024, highlighting significant delays in infrastructure development.
The Supreme Court considers it disproportionate for VTC vehicles to submit a price list to the public administration
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that requiring VTC vehicles to submit price lists to the government is excessive and impacts fair competition.
The Head of the Vilnius Waste System Administrator Resigns
The head of Vilnius Waste System Administrator will resign, with Mindaugas Augaitis temporarily taking over the position until a new leader is appointed through a public competition.
Trump officials move to kill system that protects US from chemical disasters
The Trump administration is dismantling critical federal chemical disaster protections established by the EPA.
Survey: 'Golden Era' in the USA during Trump? Americans disagree
A recent survey reveals that many Americans question President Trump's narrative of a 'golden era' for the economy during his administration, indicating a significant disconnection between the White House's claims and public perception.
Most US coal plants could meet air pollution rules. Trump weakened them anyway
Most coal-fired power plants in the US were capable of meeting air pollution standards, yet the Trump administration chose to relax these regulations.
What the Tragedy of Tempi Teaches Us
The article discusses the tragic train collision at Tempi, Greece, emphasizing it as a systemic failure rather than a mere accident.
Artificial Intelligence: The Risk of Institutionalizing Inequalities in Public Administration
The article discusses the growing risk of institutionalized bias in public administration due to the implementation of artificial intelligence systems that can perpetuate inequalities.
Master Bank Case: Between Scorn and Silence
The article discusses the troubling narratives surrounding the Federal Police's classification of orgies involving European sex workers and public officials as legally inconsequential unless tied to public administration crimes.
Illegal immigrants could lose public housing under Trump HUD plan to end Clinton-era loophole
The Trump administration's proposed HUD rule aims to eliminate a loophole allowing illegal immigrants to reside in public housing, affecting families receiving assistance.
Power of Attorney Points to Possible 'Hidden Partnership' Between Businesswoman and Former Deputy Secretary in SPTuris Contracts
The dismissal of São Paulo's Deputy Secretary of Tourism, Rodolfo Marinho, is linked to allegations of a hidden partnership with a businesswoman in lucrative contracts with city tourism.
Protesters storm Kaduna Government House, demand El-Rufai’s probe
Residents of Kaduna State protested at the Government House, demanding action on the disappearance of Abubakar Idris and public scrutiny of former governor Nasir El-Rufai's administration.
The Comptroller issued 206 reports with indications of criminal responsibility to decentralized autonomous governments since 2024
The Ecuadorian Comptroller's Office has issued 206 reports indicating possible criminal responsibility in public administration over the past two years.
Most new jobs in public administration
New job growth in Norway is strongest in the public administration sector, with a reported increase of 1.8% and 5,900 new positions in 2025.
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.
Mayor of city in TO partially complies with MP recommendation and keeps relatives in high positions
The mayor of Cachoeirinha, Sandrimar Alves, partly complied with a recommendation from the Public Ministry by dismissing some relatives from public administration but retained others.
From Paris to Jerusalem: US ambassadors increasingly enter public conflicts. Here are the last four.
US ambassadors in European countries and Israel have recently engaged in unusual public disputes with local governments, reflecting a shift in American diplomacy under the Trump administration.
States sue Trump administration over changes to vaccine recommendations for children
More than a dozen states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration concerning newly revised vaccine recommendations for children, arguing that the changes pose a public health threat.
More than 70 vacancies in SRI: merit and opposition competitions will be opened for those residing in these seven provinces
Ecuador's Internal Revenue Service (SRI) will open over 70 job vacancies for various positions within its administration, aimed at residents of seven provinces starting February 27.
Deliveroo Placed Under Judicial Administration: "Exploits Riders, Wages 90% Below Poverty Line"
The Milan Public Prosecutor's Office has implemented urgent judicial control over Deliveroo for exploiting workers, with some being paid nearly 90% below the poverty line.
PASOK: Requests the summons of the administration of the Hellenic Asset Development Fund to Parliament for parliamentary control
The PASOK party in Greece has requested that the administration of the Hellenic Asset Development Fund be summoned to Parliament for substantial parliamentary oversight.
15 States Have Sued the Donald Trump Administration Over Children's Vaccine Policy
Fifteen U.S. states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's new vaccine policy, which limits vaccination recommendations for children at risk of certain diseases.
DF government ignored MP warning while continuing negotiations to purchase Banco Master, documents indicate
The government of the Federal District of Brazil proceeded with plans to acquire Banco Master despite warnings from the Federal Public Ministry about the risks involved in the transaction.
Democrats will sue the Trump government for cutting the list of mandatory vaccines in the U.S.
Democratic state attorneys have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over changes to the federal childhood vaccination schedule that they claim could endanger public health.
Democrats Sue Trump Administration Over Reduction in Recommended Vaccines for Children
Democrats are pursuing legal action against the Trump administration for decreasing the number of vaccines recommended for children.
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.
Gender Neutrality? It's Good for Companies. Public Sphere Lags Behind
The article discusses the recent legal changes in Poland regarding gender neutrality in job postings and the ongoing challenges faced in the public sector.
Supreme Court corrects its own capital
The Brazilian Supreme Court's recent actions reflect a gradual erosion of the constitutional principle of impersonality in public administration.
Ethics guards will investigate whether a Panevėžys district municipality official mixed public and private interests
The commission will investigate if Ina Kulikauskienė, the head of the Legal Department of the Panevėžys District Municipality, mismanaged public and private interests by approving a mayoral decree linked to a property matter involving a person close to her.
De Niro gets emotional, teary-eyed as he calls on people to 'resist, resist, resist' Trump during interview
Actor Robert De Niro, during an emotional interview, urged the public to resist President Trump, expressing concerns over America's future under his administration.
Milleproroghe, trust in the Chamber. Awaiting the summit on the tax decree
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the Milleproroghe decree, granting trust with 177 votes in favor and 93 against, which addresses various regulatory deadlines across public administration.
Employer branding in public administration: between necessity and institutional resistance
The article discusses the challenges of employer branding within public administration in Poland, highlighting the tension between the need for effective branding and resistance from established institutional practices.
Mandelson’s downfall is one of the fastest ever seen in British public life
Peter Mandelson, once a prominent figure in UK diplomacy, faces a dramatic downfall following his arrest connected to past associations with Jeffrey Epstein.
Educator and former government secretary: who was Ângela Bulbol, killed after being hit by a car in a Manaus condominium
Ângela Neves Bulbol de Lima, a notable educator and former government secretary in Brazil, passed away after being hit by a car in a Manaus condominium.
Former deputy property manager of Utsjoki Municipality fined 800 euros for breach of duties
Markku Porsanger, the former deputy property manager of Utsjoki, Finland, has been fined 800 euros for a negligent breach of duty.
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.
FCT, Kano, Rivers victories a referendum on Tinubu presidency – Lagos APC
The Lagos APC claims that recent by-election victories in Rivers, Kano, and the Federal Capital Territory signal public support for President Tinubu's administration.
US ambassadors with hats in hand: hunting for private money for the 250th anniversary celebrations
U.S. ambassadors are seeking private funding to support lavish celebrations for the 250th anniversary of the United States, reflecting the administration's approach to fundraising.
“Less smart working”, the ministries' turning point. But protests are escalating
Protests are rising in response to the Italian government's decision to reduce smart working days in the public administration, highlighted by a unanimous vote for a strike.
Bauska Youth Gets Involved in Local Event Planning
Young people in Bauska are actively participating in the third Youth Council to express their generation's views and gain practical experience in public administration.
Tocantins Governor announces public competition for tax auditor with 200 vacancies
The Governor of Tocantins, Wanderlei Barbosa, has announced a public competition for tax auditors with a total of 200 vacancies, the first in 32 years.
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration: - Many reports of slippery roads
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has received numerous reports of icy road conditions across Western Norway, prompting a yellow warning for ice in multiple regions.
OBAMA STARTS: The President's service will unveil American UFO files
President Trump has ordered the release of government files relating to UFOs in response to public interest sparked by recent comments from Barack Obama.
The health centers in Los Angeles that will stop functioning due to the US$50 million cut: closing on February 27
Several health centers in Los Angeles are set to close due to a US$50 million budget cut enacted by the Trump administration, effective February 27, 2026.
Trump Doesn't Consider Health Costs, Says Lawyer Suing Government Over End of Climate Rules
David Pettit, an American lawyer, criticizes Trump's administration for revoking climate regulations, emphasizing the neglect of public health in favor of economic gains.
Trump’s EPA to roll back rule limiting hazardous mercury from coal plants
The Trump administration is set to rollback air quality regulations limiting mercury emissions from coal plants, raising concerns about public health impacts.
Vandalism: Numerous Trees Mutilated
The city administration of Unterschleißheim is seeking public assistance following a vandalism incident where several municipal trees were severely damaged.
Collaboration between the Ministry of Interior and Google renewed for training public servants in Artificial Intelligence
The Greek Ministry of Interior and Google have signed a new memorandum of cooperation to enhance training for public servants in Artificial Intelligence, expecting a significant increase in participation over the coming years.
Complaints Flooded the Ombudsman Last Year
Last year saw a record number of complaints received by Iceland’s Ombudsman, surpassing previous years significantly.