Training in Northern Ostrobothnia to Counter Hybrid Influence – Drone Strikes and Special Forces Involved
A military exercise in Northern Ostrobothnia demonstrated the region's preparedness for hybrid threats, emphasizing the importance of joint training for effective local defense.
Seven new bridges, collectors and lanes for buses: how is the construction of the highway connecting the City to Ezeiza and how much is left?
The Dellepiane highway transformation project in Argentina is making significant progress with seven new bridges and a dedicated bus lane set to connect the city to Ezeiza.
D. Dundulis urges to relieve these residents from taxes: "Right now we're doing something absurd"
Dainius Dundulis, CEO of Rivona and chairman of Norfos mažmena, criticizes the slow bureaucracy in public services and urges the government to relieve citizens from unnecessary taxes.
Cristóbal López, Roggio, Mindlin, and a public company led by Kicillof compete for another Milei privatization
The Argentine government received 15 bids for the privatization of 1,871 kilometers of national routes in a move aimed at reducing state funding for public works.
Even without rain, Line 7-Rubi train station uses buckets to contain leaks
Passengers at the Vila Aurora station of Line 7-Rubi in São Paulo reported leaks inside the station, requiring buckets to contain the water even on a dry day.
After complaints, lighting on the footbridge in front of Unifap undergoes repairs in Macapá
Street lighting maintenance was carried out in front of the Federal University of Amapá following student complaints about safety concerns.
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.
Riga region municipalities criticize the new municipal financial equalization model
Municipalities in the Riga region criticize a new financial equalization model, arguing it imposes significant financial burdens and risks economic growth.
Competence and loyalty to Oyo will determine successor, says Makinde
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde emphasized that competence and loyalty will be crucial in choosing his successor in 2027 during the 12th Omituntun Annual Ramadan Public Lecture.
DANGEROUS SITUATION ⟩ A child in Finland was at risk of drowning in a tunnel filled with melted water
A small child faced a life-threatening situation in a tunnel filled with water in southwestern Finland, prompting a police investigation into potential negligence.
Mogiana Route: SP government auctions 520 km of highways this Friday; see sections and impacts
The São Paulo government is set to auction the management of 520 kilometers of state highways to private companies, with significant investments planned for modernization and maintenance over the next 30 years.
Public Medical School Bill for 15 Years of Service Passes Welfare Committee
A bill establishing a public medical school requiring graduates to serve in public healthcare institutions for 15 years has passed a subcommittee of South Korea's National Assembly's Health and Welfare Committee.
After the tramway renewal, Tallinn will lose the Lubja stop
Tallinn is set to lose the Lubja tram stop as part of essential renovation works to replace old tracks near the city center, affecting traffic from March 7 to May 31.
Ban on Using Mobile Batteries on Board Starts Mid-April, Public Comments Begin
Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced a ban on the use of mobile batteries onboard planes starting mid-April due to increasing incidents of smoking and fire.
David Colmenares participates in FAIS event; emphasizes the importance of auditing resources
David Colmenares Páramo highlights the critical role of auditing in ensuring the effective, honest, and transparent use of public funds meant for social infrastructure projects benefiting people in extreme poverty during a training event for the FAIS 2026.
Road projects: The final stretch for tenders for Thessaloniki–Edessa and Drama–Amfipoli
Greece is moving forward with the final stages of awarding two major road projects estimated at around €700 million through a Public-Private Partnership.
Urban Renewal in Northern Guayaquil Area Generates Changes in Routes for Five Bus Lines and Metrovía Feeder
Urban renewal efforts in northern Guayaquil are leading to significant changes in bus routes and traffic due to ongoing construction work.
The discount in the auction of the new center will represent savings of R$ 2.2 billion
The winning bid from the auction for the New Administrative Center will save the state of São Paulo R$ 2.2 billion over the 30-year contract period.
Two more holes opened in streets of São José dos Campos raise concern
Recent openings of two more holes in São José dos Campos streets are raising concerns over infrastructure issues in the city.
After years of construction: The first trams finally roll on the West Tangent
The first section of the West Tangent tram line in Munich, which has been under construction for two years, is officially opened with a maiden journey and a public celebration.
Government cancels renovation process for Carondelet, work will be done through private donations
The Ecuadorian government has canceled the public funding process for the renovation of the Carondelet Palace, opting instead to finance the project entirely through private donations.
Bicentennial Road Project of $300 Million in Pichincha to Be Reactivated with Reforms
The Pichincha Prefecture is seeking to relaunch the Bicentennial road solution, a $300 million project aimed at improving traffic flow in Quito.
Southern Africa: Southern Africa Faces Acute Surge in Cholera Due to Floods, Displacement
Southern Africa is experiencing a severe increase in cholera cases due to cyclones, leading to infrastructure damage and displacement.
When will the Mitre train return to service: how the route will be during the first week
The Mitre train service will resume limited operations in March after nearly 50 days of interruption due to infrastructure works.
Rain Destroys Wall onto Police Vehicle, Destroys Bridges, and Floods Houses in Vale and Region; See the Damage by City
Heavy rains in the Vale do Paraíba region have caused significant infrastructure damage, including a wall collapse onto a police vehicle and flooding in various cities, but fortunately, there have been no casualties reported.
The accumulated snow is being removed from the streets of Riga
Accumulated snow is being gradually removed from the streets of Riga by city authorities using over 140 pieces of machinery.
BOAK: Road safety interventions in 3 sections
A new program to improve road safety on three high-risk segments of the North Road Axis of Crete has been approved by the Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport.
Public and private investment is a combination that drives Brazil
Recent discussions on concessions and infrastructure investment in Brazil highlight a resurgence in investment to elevate productivity and reduce regional inequalities.
33 Municipal Processes and 13 Public Company Processes are Suspended in Guayaquil, According to the Cabildo
All municipal and public enterprise processes in Guayaquil have been suspended due to compliance issues, according to city officials.
"If not drained, it will be submerged in 3 hours" - The backside of the world's oldest underwater road tunnel
The article discusses the construction plans for the Shimonoseki-Kitakyushu Road and details the current state of the Kanmon Tunnel, which requires constant pumping to prevent flooding.
Supreme Court Validates Law Requiring Technical Reports for Pavement Works in Piracicaba
The Brazilian Supreme Court ruled that a law requiring technical reports for pavement works in Piracicaba is constitutional, enhancing contract oversight.
VIDEO: Hole opens in the road and swallows cars in a US city
A sinkhole in Omaha, Nebraska, swallowed two cars but resulted in no injuries, as the incident was captured on surveillance cameras.
The first tram tested the new Prague bridge
The new bridge in Prague has been tested with its first tram, marking a significant milestone in the city's transportation infrastructure.
City Hall announces the start of recovery works on the Filadélfia viaduct in Governador Valadares
The City Hall of Governador Valadares has announced the commencement of recovery works on the Filadélfia viaduct due to safety concerns following inspection reports.
Announced snap parliamentary elections
The Faroe Islands will hold snap parliamentary elections on March 26, following the approval of a controversial road project that has created significant political tension.
S4 to Fürstenfeldbruck: Greens discuss S-Bahn expansion
The Greens in Fürstenfeldbruck are holding a panel discussion to address delays in the expansion of S-Bahn Line 4, which has been postponed to 2040 according to a recent MVV position paper.
Four Years Until Completion of Sejong City: Tasks of the Administrative Hub Complex City Construction Agency
Sejong City, a planned administrative city in South Korea, is set to complete its construction in 2028, with ongoing work on public rental housing and infrastructure across six designated living areas.
A study on the renovation of Kaunas Old Town streets has been prepared: planned changes and priorities
A comprehensive study has been developed to guide the future renovation of streets in Kaunas Old Town, focusing on people's needs and enhancing the cultural and historical context.
Sweeping vehicle collapsed through the pavement in Brno
A sweeping vehicle fell through the pavement in Brno, indicating potential infrastructure issues in the area.
Public transport bidding in Campinas has 'D' day with envelope delivery this Wednesday; understand
This Wednesday, companies interested in the public transport bidding for Campinas will deliver their documentation and financial guarantees at the São Paulo Stock Exchange after a long delay in the bidding process.
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.
Heavy Rain Floods Streets, Houses, and Public Buildings in a City in Southwestern Bahia
Heavy rains caused flooding in streets, homes, and public buildings in Ituaçu, southwestern Bahia, affecting local infrastructure but without reports of displaced residents.
Vilnius and Kaunas Prepare for Flooding: Ready for the Worst
Vilnius and Kaunas are preparing for potential flooding as spring approaches, with local authorities assessing potential damage to public infrastructure.
Asphalt collapses again after the city hall closes a hole in the South Zone of São José dos Campos
The asphalt on a street in São José dos Campos has collapsed once more, just a week after the city repaired a crater.
Three distances sold out: 10,000 runners ready to mark the official opening of the Storstrøm Bridge
The Storstrøm Bridge's official opening event will feature 10,000 runners, with all distances sold out, highlighting significant public interest.
In E. Masiulis' book - about President Lubys' desire to transfer the construction of the LNG terminal to business
Former Minister E. Masiulis discusses in his upcoming book the integration of Lithuania's transport infrastructure into the EU and private sector involvement in the construction of the LNG terminal.
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.
Public bike system without safe bike lanes: Quito's pending debt to cyclists
Quito's public bike system will return in 2026 after suspension, with an investment of $5.5 million and improved infrastructure.
South Africa: Gauteng Govt To Set Up Infrastructure Agency
The Gauteng government plans to establish a new infrastructure agency to centralize major projects and improve service delivery.
Bravo Murillo, the street in Madrid built as a social experiment with a poor side and a rich side... that is obvious
Bravo Murillo street in Madrid reflects a stark division between wealth and poverty, featuring significant disparities in public infrastructure and living conditions.