Al Jazeera Net in the Streets of Tehran.. Hours Before the Announcement of Khamenei's Departure
Iranian citizens are in a state of fear and confusion following reports of massive explosions near the offices of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, coinciding with rumors of his departure.
Kaduna orders closure of markets, offices for sanitation
The Kaduna State Government has mandated a temporary closure of markets and offices for a monthly sanitation exercise to promote environmental sustainability and public health.
Kolkata shaken by earthquake, magnitude 5.5, people evacuated from homes and offices
An earthquake measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale shook Kolkata, causing panic and prompting evacuations.
Free internet in Cubatão? City Council proposes Wi-Fi at bus stops and public offices
Cubatão's city council is proposing free Wi-Fi at public bus stops and government offices to promote digital inclusion.
Suspects Attempted to Silence Campaign Workers, Recognizing Illegality in Election Bribery Incident
The arrest of candidates in a bribery scandal during Japan's recent House of Representatives election reveals attempts to silence campaign workers about illegal payments.
A Phenomenon Seen in Doctors' Offices Due to Nicotine Pouches - 'It's Like Elephant Skin'
Doctors are revealing harrowing effects of nicotine pouches, particularly affecting women, amid growing evidence of their negative health impacts.
Measles outbreak 'reaches' the INE: A reported contagion and home office implemented
The National Electoral Institute of Mexico has reported a measles contagion in its offices and is implementing home office measures along with strict health protocols.
Federal workers must return to offices, but unclear if space available
The Canadian federal government is increasing in-office work requirements for public servants, while concerns about sufficient office space persist amidst a significant increase in workforce size since the pandemic.
See what opens and closes in Santarém during Carnival
During the Carnival days of February 16 and 17, 2023, various government offices, businesses, and services in Santarém, Brazil, will have altered operating hours due to a point facultativo declared by the state government.
What opens and closes during Carnival 2026 in Sul de Minas; see the operation of services
The Carnival of 2026 will affect the operation of public and private services in Sul de Minas, with municipal offices mostly closed and essential services maintained from February 16 to 18.
Presidents' Day: What will be open and closed in California this holiday on February 16
The article discusses the operational status of various public and private sector activities in California during Presidents' Day, a federal holiday.
Presidents' Day 2026: What's Open and Closed in the U.S. on February 16
On Presidents' Day 2026, many government offices and public services in the United States will be closed, while the retail sector will likely hold special promotions.
Presidents' Day 2026: What Will Be Open and Closed in Texas on February 16
Presidents' Day in 2026 will lead to closures of government offices, schools, and some businesses in Texas on February 16.
See what opens and what closes during carnival in the central-west of São Paulo
The city of Bauru outlines the schedule for municipal services during the carnival holiday, detailing closures and modifications for health services, administrative offices, and municipal parks.
What opens and what closes during Carnival 2026 in João Pessoa
The article outlines the operational changes for banks, public offices, and shopping malls in João Pessoa during the 2026 Carnival celebrations.
Check what opens and what closes during Carnival in Montes Claros
The city of Montes Claros has declared a holiday for municipal offices during Carnival, affecting their operating hours for the festivities.
Commission on police raid at its offices: Sale is lawful, fully cooperating with the European Prosecutor's Office
The European Commission stated that it is cooperating fully with the ongoing investigation by the European Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the sale of 23 buildings in Belgium.
See what opens and what closes during Carnival in the cities of Alto Tietê
Carnival will affect the operation of public services in Alto Tietê, with municipal offices closed on Monday and Tuesday and resuming on Wednesday with limited hours.
Twenty-somethings scammed 3.8 billion won by impersonating public offices; two arrested by police in Chungbuk
Two young individuals were arrested for impersonating public offices in South Korea to scam 3.8 billion won from small businesses through fraudulent purchases.
Long Weekend: How Services Operate During Carnival Holidays
This article explains how public services in Argentina will be impacted during the Carnival holidays on February 16 and 17, with many government offices closed and variations in service availability.
SRE reports identity theft involving the number of its main offices; urges to refrain from giving information or money
The Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) has issued a warning about identity theft involving its official phone number, urging the public to avoid sharing personal information or money through potentially fraudulent calls.
Humanoid robots are getting smaller, safer and closer
A New York robotics startup, Fauna Robotics, has unveiled a compact humanoid robot named Sprout, designed for safe operation in public spaces like homes, schools, and offices.
STT conducted searches assesses Prime Minister Inga RuginienÄ—
Prime Minister Inga RuginienÄ— commented on the recent searches conducted by the Special Investigation Service (STT) at the offices and homes of politicians, indicating it may increase public distrust in politics.
Election Violations in House of Representatives Election, 6 People Arrested Nationwide Including Candidates for Assault Charges
Police in Japan have arrested six individuals for election violations during the House of Representatives election, including candidates accused of assault.
Four Arrests in Election Violations Ahead of House of Representatives Election
Four individuals have been arrested for election violations, including damaging candidate posters, ahead of Japan's House of Representatives election.
Daily Summary of JN: Dino orders the Three Powers to review and suspend illegal 'additional benefits' of public service; Motta says he will increase the budget for deputies' offices
Minister Flávio Dino has ordered the suspension of illegal 'additional benefits' in public service, affecting all Three Powers in Brazil, while Motta announces plans to increase the budget for deputy offices.
VIDEOS: GR2 from Thursday, February 5
The article discusses various topics including the cancellation of a meeting on the code of ethics, budget increases for government offices, a ruling from the Supreme Court regarding penalties for crimes against public officials, and changes in the writing correction rules for the Enem exam, amid criticism of proposals restricting children's participation in cultural activities.
VIDEOS: DF2 of Thursday, February 5, 2026
The article discusses various political and social issues in Brazil, including the cancellation of a meeting regarding the ethics code, an increase in budget for government offices after a salary adjustment for public servants, a ruling by the STF on crime against public servants, changes to the ENEM essay correction rules, and controversies surrounding cultural restrictions for children during festivities.
Putting the Bell on the Cat
The article discusses the need to reduce public spending not just at the central government level but also at local governments, where political patronage is evident in the oversaturation of personnel in various offices.
Hendrik Johannes Terras: People are still waiting for the state to provide a door with opening hours... This is no longer reality
In an opinion piece, Hendrik Johannes Terras discusses the importance of access to services in rural areas, suggesting the consolidation of post offices and libraries in a single location as a solution.
‘-10 Degrees’ Cold Wave Warning in Seoul at 9 PM... 24 District Offices Opened as Emergency Shelters
A cold wave warning has been issued in Seoul as temperatures are expected to drop to around -10 degrees Celsius, prompting the opening of 24 district offices as emergency shelters.
Ernestina Godoy visits FGR headquarters in Tijuana; asks to maintain good communication
Ernestina Godoy Ramos, head of the Republic's Attorney General's Office, visited the Tijuana headquarters and its sub-offices, recognizing the staff's efforts and emphasizing the importance of communication among public servants.
City of Rio declares optional point on Friday, Monday, and Ash Wednesday
The city of Rio has declared public holidays for municipal offices during Carnival, with the optional days set for Friday, Monday, and Ash Wednesday as per Mayor Eduardo Paes' decree.
Oyo at 50: Government directs early office closure on Tuesday
The Oyo State Government has ordered all offices to close early to allow public officers to attend the state's 50th anniversary celebrations.
New invoices in various offices almost like before. Explanations from the Ministry of Finance
The article discusses assurances from the Ministry of Finance regarding new invoices, their recognition in official procedures, the significance of QR codes, verification of their authenticity, and challenges faced by offices in implementing the KSeF system.
Berlin Warning Strike in Public Service: Restrictions at Schools and Offices
A two-day warning strike in Berlin's public service is expected to disrupt services at kindergartens, schools, and government offices on Wednesday and Thursday as unions seek to apply pressure ahead of upcoming wage negotiations.
New members of parliament from the Liberec Region have new offices. People can visit them from January
Newly elected parliamentary representatives from the Liberec Region will open their offices to the public starting January.
Marseille: the landlord 13 Habitat searched by the justice
The offices of 13 Habitat, a public housing office in Bouches-du-Rhône, were searched on Wednesday morning in connection with the investigation into its former president, Nora Preziosi.
Reporter: The snow has not been cleared in Sarajevo. Where are the 1000 employees? The Prime Minister: In the offices
The Prime Minister of Sarajevo Canton, Nihad Uk, addressed criticism of the local utility company for not clearing snow from the roads after a heavy snowfall, indicating that the workforce is employed in their offices and that new street cleaners are being hired.
Households still cannot learn why they did not receive energy assistance at offices
Despite recent announcements, citizens are still unable to find out why they did not receive energy aid when visiting offices, with only limited information available about residency and household size.
How municipalities use modern technologies? AI is timidly knocking on the offices
The article explores how Polish municipalities are increasingly adopting modern technologies, including intranets and electronic document management systems, while also considering the implementation of artificial intelligence solutions.
The first European country to close its post offices after 400 years
Denmark is set to close its public post offices after 400 years of operation, transitioning to digital services and outsourcing mail delivery to a private company.