Evaluated the 'Made in Europe' rules: autonomy is needed
The European Commission proposes that companies seeking public funding must meet minimum requirements for goods or components to be produced within EU member states, impacting strategic sectors like automotive and green technology.
Five billion grant for local road repair had minimal benefits, according to the NKÚ
A report by the NKÚ indicates that a five billion CZK grant aimed at repairing local roads in Czechia yielded minimal benefits.
Jani Mäkelä mocks a member of parliament who defected from the Finns Party
Jani Mäkelä and former Finns Party MP Mikko Polvinen exchange barbs over identity and public funding on Facebook.
Good news for California: Newsom announces that the number of homeless people has decreased by 9%
California reported a 9% decrease in homelessness, prompting both hope and skepticism as Governor Newsom announces new funding for shelters and services.
‘Tired Ears’: millions of older adults suffer from a costly disease that isolates them and is not funded by public healthcare
Millions of older adults in Spain suffer from presbycusis, a hearing impairment that isolates them and lacks funding from public healthcare.
The electoral defeats of PSOE: claims to be the 'champion of public services' in regions where it reduces its funding due to the questioned pact with Junqueras by the IMF
The PSOE party claims to champion public services in regions like Castilla y León, despite implementing funding reductions that contradict their campaign messages.
Thousands protest against Babiš government in the Czech Republic
Thousands of people gathered in Prague to protest against Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's government, which has faced accusations of authoritarianism and plans to reduce public media funding.
Wildfire funding not sufficient in Saskatchewan budget, says fire chief
A Saskatchewan fire chief criticizes the provincial budget for insufficient funding aimed at wildfire prevention despite an increase in overall funding.
Police expanded the investigation / Marta Šimečková faces new prosecution regarding the crime of subsidy fraud
Slovak police have expanded their investigation into Marta Šimečkova for subsidy fraud, now covering multiple years and involving financial discrepancies in public funding.
SP government opens supplemental credit to cover blocked federal funds for the Santos-Guarujá tunnel
The São Paulo government has issued a decree to open supplemental credit after federal funds for the Santos-Guarujá tunnel were blocked by the TCU.
MP opens inquiry to investigate cut of more than 95% in funds for flood prevention in MG
The Public Ministry of Minas Gerais has launched an inquiry into a significant reduction in funding for flood prevention and disaster response, amounting to over 95% from 2023 to 2026.
Babiš after meeting with SPD: We will cut funding for vaccination promotion
Czech political leader Babiš announces plans to reduce vaccination promotion funding after a meeting with the SPD party.
Africa: After Centuries, TB Is Still the Bridesmaid, Never the Bride
Professor Kogie Naidoo discusses the persistent underfunding and neglect of tuberculosis compared to other diseases, despite its high mortality rates.
A Conservative Majority Could Have Massive Consequences for DR
A potential conservative government in Denmark could significantly cut funding and support for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR).
Government to fund clear-up of illegal tips in north of England
The UK government will fund the clean-up of 48,000 tonnes of waste at illegal dumping sites in the north of England, addressing public concern over waste management disparities.
Deputy who did blackface and claims to be white received R$ 1,593 from fund for black people
State Deputy Fabiana Bolsonaro received R$ 1,593 in public funds for her 2022 campaign while identifying as parda, a classification aimed at increasing representation for black candidates.
Schumer keeps public guessing on how long Dems will refuse to fund DHS amid terror attacks
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has not clarified when Democrats will agree to fund the Department of Homeland Security despite rising terror threats in the US.
We know nothing about new funding, a change from January is not realistic, said director to Klempíř
The director expressed concerns about the lack of information regarding new funding for Czech Television and suggested that any changes expected in January are unlikely.
Toronto’s donor-funded consumption sites bracing for fallout of Ontario funding cuts
Toronto's consumption sites are preparing for increased pressure and potential overdoses due to funding cuts by the Ontario government.
LSDP leader: Losing state funding before local elections would be a major blow for 'Ausrieciai'
The LSDP leader warns that the party may lose significant state funding if found guilty of serious legal violations surrounding car rentals from party officials.
Malaria resurgence feared as Africa faces funding decline
African leaders have expressed serious concerns about a funding crisis jeopardizing malaria elimination efforts on the continent, highlighting the risk of losing decades of progress.
TCU suspends federal resources for the Santos-Guarujá tunnel project; understand
The Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) has suspended federal funding for the Santos-Guarujá tunnel project until improvements in governance are presented.
TCU suspends R$ 2.6 billion in federal government contributions for the Santos-Guarujá tunnel
The TCU has unanimously suspended R$ 2.6 billion in federal funding for the Santos-Guarujá immersed tunnel project, prohibiting the Port Authority of Santos from using any funds until further notice.
Agenda in Brasília Secures R$ 5.2 Million in Funding for Health in Poços
The mayor and vice-mayor of Poços de Caldas secured R$ 5.2 million in health funding during a recent official agenda in Brasília.
Huhtasaari highlights the salary of Yle's CEO - compares it to the president
A group of Finnish MPs demands the reduction of Yle's CEO salary, comparing it to the president's compensation.
The future of the legendary World Rally Championship under threat
The future of the legendary Safari Rally is uncertain after Kenya's government announced it will no longer fund the event, which may have hosted its final World Championship race last week.
Jorge Macri launches the bidding process for private capital to take control of public media in Buenos Aires
The government of Buenos Aires announced a plan to privatize the city's public media outlets, aiming to reduce taxpayer funding and shift towards private management and investment.
Should the government bypass Karol Nawrocki's veto regarding SAFE? There is a new survey from 'Rzeczpospolita'
A survey reveals public opinions on President Karol Nawrocki's veto of the EU SAFE program, highlighting its implications on military funding and defense industry investment.
Rzeczpospolita Survey: Poles Evaluate Whether the Government Should Implement the SAFE Program Despite the President's Veto
A recent survey indicates varied opinions among Poles regarding the government's potential continuation of the SAFE program despite a veto from the president.
LA is running for election on privatizing DR: "The state should not run a giant media company"
The Liberal Alliance (LA) proposes to privatize the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR), suggesting future funding should come from subscriptions and advertisements rather than public funding.
Has Paskowy from TV Republika gone too far? Complaints to KRRiT have poured in
A TV Republika program's captions have sparked public complaints, as they reportedly portray a biased narrative around a recent EU funding veto by President Karol Nawrocki.
Court determines that the state of MA must fund the application of medicine for intestinal disease
A court in Maranhão, Brazil, has mandated state funding for Infliximab treatment for patients with inflammatory bowel disease following a public civil action.
MP requests TCU to investigate Master loan to Motta's sister-in-law
The Brazilian Public Ministry has asked the TCU to investigate a substantial loan from Banco Master to the sister-in-law of the President of the Chamber of Deputies, raising concerns about possible public funding.
Jacek Czaputowicz: Compromise Around SAFE Still Possible. Will Karol Nawrocki Deliver What He Promises in Germany?
The article discusses the potential impact and political implications of the SAFE program in Poland, analyzing its role in upcoming elections and its connection to government funding and public support.
Governors do not lower ICMS on fuels and claim that reductions 'are not usually passed on to the final consumer'
Brazilian governors have decided not to reduce the ICMS tax on fuels, citing concerns that such reductions do not benefit consumers and undermine public funding.
Ethics watchdog begins investigation into funding allocated to a foundation led by the deputy mayor of Zarasai
Ethics authorities in Lithuania are investigating whether the deputy mayor of Zarasai illegally requested funding for a project run by her own organization.
Todde pays the company that rewards her consultant
The Sardinian government led by Alessandra Todde is under scrutiny for allegedly awarding public funds to a consultancy firm linked to her consultant, raising questions about the integrity of the process.
The abolition of television and radio fees will benefit politicians more than citizens
The Czech government plans to abolish direct funding through television and radio fees but lacks clarity on what will replace it, raising concerns among media professionals.
Hundreds of millions will go to Prague schools, but also to train connections in the north of the metropolis
Significant funding is allocated for improvements to educational facilities and public transport in Prague.
This Year, Tomašević Throws Money into KONTEJNER: See How Much This Association Will Receive in 2026
The KONTEJNER association is set to receive 166,000 euros in 2026 from the Zagreb budget as part of regular public funding for cultural needs.
Ontario cutting funding for 7 supervised drug consumption sites
The Ontario government is cutting funding for seven supervised drug consumption sites, initiating a transition to abstinence-based treatment models.
Teachers' Strike: Which Days There Will Be No Classes in Public Universities
Public universities in Argentina are experiencing a strike that suspends classes as university workers demand better salaries and funding.
ISA: Requests the extension of the 'Prevent' program even after the funding from the Recovery Fund expires
The Athens Medical Association (ISA) is urging the Greek Health Ministry to extend the 'Prevent' program beyond its funding expiration from the Recovery Fund.
Charity Fund “Sofi” Invests Donations in Bonds of Its Founder’s Company
The “Sofi” charity fund has invested over two million euros in bonds related to its founder's company, raising concerns about its public benefit status.
Office for Students faces judicial review over public funding for bible colleges
The Office for Students in the UK is facing legal action for allegedly failing to investigate public funding provided to theological colleges that may compromise academic freedom.
The police will receive funds for special motorcycles from Prague
The Czech police will receive funding to acquire special motorcycles to enhance their operational capabilities.
The 'Fatto' Purists Give In and Ask for Public Funds
Il Fatto announces its intention to seek public funding, a shift from its previous stance against such financial support.
Aissato's delivery costs 70 days of work: medical expenses for patients in Guinea-Bissau
The article highlights the exorbitant medical costs faced by patients in Guinea-Bissau, where many have to pay out of pocket due to inadequate public health funding.
Delphine Ernotte announces a reduction of 15 million euros in public funding for France Télévisions
Delphine Ernotte, president of France Télévisions, announced a 15 million euro cut in public funding in a letter to the Prime Minister, detailing a revised budget for 2026 that includes cost-saving measures mandated by the government.
Soaring at the Oscars, plummeting at the box office: why are fewer people watching Brazilian films in theaters?
Despite winning an Oscar and increasing public funding, Brazilian films saw a significant decline in box office sales last year.