After the scandalous statements by A. Valotka – V. Aleknavičienė's promise
Lithuania’s Minister V. Aleknavičienė announces an inquiry regarding the ethical conduct of language inspector A. Valotka following public outcry over his controversial remarks.
[News Dive] President Yoon orders exclusion of multiple-property officials from real estate policy discussions
President Yoon has ordered that public officials with multiple properties be excluded from discussions on real estate policy.
'Public officials are not here to interpret the law, we are here to enforce it,' says Deputy Minister of Sports about Francisco Egas's registration as president of the FEF
Roberto Ibáñez, Ecuador's Deputy Minister of Sports, addressed the electoral situation of the Ecuadorian Football Federation, where Francisco Egas was re-elected despite legal limitations on consecutive terms.
Public Construction Projects: Ten Million Euros for a Bridge – Is That Necessary?
Munich is planning a pedestrian and cyclist bridge at Giesinger Berg, but budget constraints are causing officials to consider scaled-back options.
Open Letter from Androulakis to Ministers, MPs, and All Public Officials Targeted by Surveillance
Nikos Androulakis calls on public officials targeted by surveillance to unite in revealing the truth about the surveillance system in Greece.
BTS Visitor Numbers Fall Short of Predictions... Was the Mobilization of Public Officials Appropriate?
The BTS concert in Gwanghwamun was heavily staffed by public officials, yet attendance fell below expectations, raising concerns about the adequacy of public resource mobilization.
Minister, NIPR president, others eulogise late PR veteran Tamuno-Koko
Government officials and PR professionals have paid tribute to the late Frank Tamuno-Koko for his significant contributions to the field of public relations in Nigeria.
Due to winter problems, parking on Miera Street section is permanently prohibited in Riga
Parking on a section of Miera Street in Riga has been permanently prohibited to facilitate public transportation, according to local government officials.
Did you see? Death of couple on BR-116, scammers impersonate city officials, and Ney Matogrosso's show rescheduled
A couple tragically died in a car accident on BR-116 in Leopoldina while scammers posed as city health agents in Juiz de Fora.
Two of three World Cup shirts without Norway's flag on the chest: - They are manipulating
Norwegian Football Association's new World Cup jerseys spark controversy for not featuring the national flag, leading to mixed reactions from the public and officials.
Quito registers a 26% decrease in suicides over the recent year and bets on strategies
Quito has seen a 26% reduction in suicide reports from 2024 to 2025, according to municipal health officials promoting community mental health initiatives.
Meningitis could spread outside Kent in 'most likely' scenario, says health official
Health officials warn that meningitis cases in Kent could spread to other regions due to student movement, as infections linked to a nightclub event rise.
Iran's leader hides - but the death squads must be visible
Iran's leaders are avoiding public appearances during the Nowruz celebrations due to security concerns following recent assassinations of regime officials.
Tallinners will not be spared from card validation in public transport
A proposal to exempt Tallinn residents from the requirement to validate their travel cards in public transport was rejected by city officials.
In search of a plea deal, Vorcaro receives lawyer at the PF Superintendency
Businessman Daniel Vorcaro is negotiating a plea deal related to his financial crimes and involvement in illegal activities with public officials.
Another Trani Case: How the Prosecutor Destroyed Another Innocent
The case of Tommaso Minervini, the former mayor of Molfetta, highlights critical issues regarding judicial procedures in Italy following his exoneration by the Court of Cassation.
'I'm a doctor and this is what is different about the Kent meningitis outbreak'
The meningitis outbreak in Kent has resulted in 29 cases, including two fatalities, prompting health officials to introduce vaccinations for students and young people.
The penalties will be severe! Ruks comments on the unacceptable actions of the Jelgava law enforcers
Latvia's State Police chief has initiated a renewed internal review following unethical behavior by police officials as revealed in a recent TV show.
Human rights organizations prepare an appeal to government representatives regarding A. Valotka's remarks
Human rights organizations in Lithuania are preparing an appeal to government officials, expressing concerns over remarks made by A. Valotka that are perceived as discriminatory.
Roberto Nava, commissioner of Guerrero, crashes and 'flee the scene': Beer cans found in the car
Roberto Nava, a government official in Guerrero, crashed his car and fled the scene, with beer cans found in the vehicle.
Live at 11: Tallinn introduces a new public transport network
Tallinn officials are set to unveil proposed changes to the city's public transport network for 2026 during a press conference.
Secret videos revealing discussions of corruption released in Slovenia before elections; Prime Minister requests investigation by the European Commission
Secret recordings discussing corruption among high-ranking officials in Slovenia have been made public ahead of crucial elections, prompting Prime Minister Golob to call for an investigation by the European Commission.
Meningitis update as health measures widened following Kent outbreak
Health officials in the UK have expanded the distribution of antibiotics and vaccines in response to a confirmed meningitis outbreak in Kent that has resulted in two deaths.
Kotka: an official could receive a large bonus from millions earned for the state
Entrepreneur Taavi Kotka suggests that officials who successfully implement highly profitable projects should receive bonuses of up to half a million euros.
The French businessman Vincent Bolloré will be prosecuted for 'corruption of a foreign public official'
Vincent Bolloré, a prominent French businessman, is set to face prosecution for alleged corruption involving foreign public officials in Africa.
Disclosure of Assets of Senior Public Officials... Moon Ae-ri is First with Approximately 8.4 Billion Won
Moon Ae-ri, Chairperson of the Korea Foundation for Women in Science and Technology, reported assets amounting to approximately 8.4 billion won, making her the top-ranked senior public official.
South Africa: Chief Justice Tops New Pay List At R3.3-Million a Year
The Chief Justice of South Africa is set to earn R3.3 million annually from April 2025, the highest salary among judges and government officials listed.
Multiple beaches deemed unsafe as officials issue urgent health warnings to public
California officials have issued health warnings for several beaches due to high bacteria levels in the water.
At 21:40 "In the First Studio" Taavi Kotka
Taavi Kotka discusses in 'In the First Studio' the potential for Estonian officials to receive substantial bonuses for solving key problems, and the implications of adopting private sector practices in public administration.
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.
Strongman instead of a softie. Karol Nawrocki goes all out
The lack of the president's signature on the SAFE Act has triggered widespread criticism from government officials and security representatives, with PiS politicians firmly backing the president.
New Information about the Deadly Disease in Britain – 'There is Something Special About It'
A meningococcal outbreak has been confirmed in Canterbury, UK, with nine cases and two fatalities, but Finnish health officials believe there is no cause for concern in Finland, despite the unusual strain.
"I am a public official of Suwon City"... Be cautious of impersonation, warning issued
Suwon City officials have warned citizens to be vigilant against impersonators posing as city officials who solicit personal information and money.
Kent meningitis outbreak has been contained, health officials believe
Health officials in Kent are optimistic that the meningitis outbreak has been contained and linked to an initial cluster of cases.
In Latvia, 21 individuals arrested for fraud in public IT procurement worth 1.5 million euros
A total of 21 people, including government officials, have been arrested in Latvia for their involvement in fraudulent activities related to public IT procurement contracts.
Second Kent university hit by meningitis outbreak as vaccine rollout begins
A meningitis outbreak linked to a nightclub has now affected students at a second university in Kent, prompting health officials to prepare a vaccine rollout.
Inside Kent club that became hotbed for meningitis as owner issues worrying update
A nightclub in Kent, Club Chemistry, has been implicated in a meningitis outbreak, prompting health officials to urge attendees to seek medical attention.
Riigikogu reprimanded dismissed official also for communication with the media
The Riigikogu has dismissed a long-serving advisor for failing to properly manage communication regarding gambling legislation and for comments made to the media that allegedly harmed the institution's reputation.
Man at the Town Hall in Louny Threatened to Pour Acid on Officials
A man reportedly threatened officials at the town hall in Louny, Czechia, claiming he would pour acid on them.
Latvian police arrest 21 people due to a 1.5 million euro procurement fraud
Latvian police arrested 21 individuals, including several officials, in connection with a 1.5 million euro procurement fraud case initiated by the European Public Prosecutor's Office.
'Meningococcal disease' at Belfast school after 'explosive' meningitis outbreak
Health officials are investigating a probable case of meningococcal disease in a student at Bloomfield Collegiate School in Belfast.
Liberia: House Passes Law to Ban Govt Officials From Serving On Boards, Management Roles
The Liberian House of Representatives has passed a law that prohibits active government officials from serving on the boards or management of public institutions to enhance governance and transparency.
In a case of information technology fraud, among those arrested are also state officials
Latvian police arrested 21 people, including state officials, in connection with a €1.5 million information technology procurement fraud investigation led by the European Public Prosecutor's Office.
Ancient virus spreads in the United States
Measles outbreaks in the U.S. are alarming health officials, with over 1,300 cases reported this year, primarily among unvaccinated children.
Rising Fuel Prices Squeeze Officials: The Union Demands Immediate Increase in Compensation
Fuel prices have surged due to the conflict in the Middle East, prompting calls for increased compensation for Lithuanian officials who travel long distances for work.
'Officers will not vote, the public will elect Mamata': Akhilesh
Akhilesh criticizes the BJP's tactics in the Bengal elections, asserting that the public will vote decisively for Mamata Banerjee despite efforts to intimidate officials.
Understand what bacterial meningococcal meningitis is; England registers an outbreak of the disease
An outbreak of bacterial meningococcal meningitis in England has resulted in two deaths among young people, prompting health officials to raise awareness about this serious infection.
Eight obscure ways you can get meningitis - from vaping to cutlery
A recent meningitis outbreak in Kent has resulted in two deaths and has prompted health officials to outline various unusual ways the infection can be contracted.
Concern Grows in England Over 'Unprecedented' Meningitis Epidemic That Has Left Two Students Dead
A meningococcal meningitis epidemic in Canterbury, England, has resulted in two student deaths and at least fifteen cases, prompting health officials to take preventive measures.
Electric Scooters are Back – These Things are Changing
Helsinki's city officials have announced changes to electric scooter regulations for the upcoming season, including expanded no-parking zones around the city.