Illegal products are sold in stores: "There should be none"
Certain stores are selling nicotine pouches that exceed the legal nicotine limit in Finland, drawing attention from regulatory authorities.
Operation inspects bars in Manaus and fines three for irregularities
An inspection operation in Manaus led to three bars being fined for failing to meet safety regulations.
Clandestine races return with force to Quito: the AMT changes operations due to Alpachaca and Pifo
In Quito, clandestine street racing events, referred to as 'piques', have resurged, prompting the Metropolitan Transit Agency (AMT) to adjust their operations to combat this growing issue.
Additional day off in 2026. There is a government decision
The Polish government has announced an additional day off for employees in 2026 due to overlapping holidays on Saturdays, following labor code regulations.
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.
The Orientation Federation opposes DAP's plans to charge for organizing competitions in nature
The Latvian Orienteering Federation is against the proposed regulations by the Nature Conservation Agency that would impose fees for public sporting events in protected natural areas.
Crime of Foreigners in the Czech Republic is Decreasing, but the Government Wants to Further Tighten Regulations
The Czech government is looking to implement stricter regulations regarding foreign crime, despite statistics showing a decrease in such incidents.
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.
Public Transport Union Chairperson Fined for Violating Covid-19 Prevention Regulations During Demonstration
The chairperson of the Public Transport Union has been fined 2 million KRW by the Supreme Court for holding a rally against unfair dismissals, violating COVID-19 safety measures.
The Fundamental Cause of the 36-Week Abortion is the Absence of Regulations… 4,800 Citizens Petition for Innocence
Over 4,800 citizens have petitioned for the acquittal of a woman charged with murder after undergoing an abortion at 36 weeks, citing the lack of proper legal frameworks surrounding abortion in South Korea.
Jacareí increases supervision against disturbance of peace by 80%
The city of Jacareí, Brazil, has increased its monitoring of noise disturbances by 80% over two years, leading to a decrease in recorded cases of harassment.
Strike on February 28 for the Tempi: Traffic regulations announced by ELAS
Traffic regulations will be enforced in Athens on February 28 due to planned gatherings commemorating the third anniversary of the Tempi railway disaster.
Are you going from the general sauna directly to the pool? You might be part of the wild west of sauna worlds
The increasing number of public saunas in Finland is raising concerns about their maintenance and health regulations, as many operators lack the expertise to manage these spaces effectively.
The police is preparing for another mass speed measurement, Speed Marathon can affect the public as well
Czech police are preparing for a new Speed Marathon to monitor speeding, which aims to improve road safety and may involve engagement with the public.
Attention pensioners! What will happen if you do not pay the RTV subscription?
In Poland, pensioners need to be aware of the regulations regarding RTV subscriptions to avoid penalties for non-payment.
Daylight Saving Time Change 2026. This Year We Will Change Our Clocks Earlier
The article discusses the upcoming change to daylight saving time in 2026, its health impacts, historical context, EU regulations, and public opinions.
Decree allows fish trade at Feira do Praeirinho after bans in Cuiabá
Cuiabá's traditional Feira do Praeirinho can now legally sell fish after a new decree was published, setting health and safety standards for vendors.
STF says that MEC can decide on rules for opening medical courses
The Brazilian Supreme Court has ruled that the Ministry of Education can set regulations for the establishment of medical courses and slots in higher education through public announcements.
How the Hoy No Circula operates on February 25 in Mexico City and Edomex?
The Hoy No Circula program in Mexico City enforces vehicle restrictions to combat air pollution, with specific regulations for the vehicles that cannot circulate on February 25.
Court annuls injunctions and forces operators to comply with new meal voucher rules
Brazil's Federal Regional Court of the 3rd Region has mandated that meal and food voucher operators adhere to new regulations after annulments of previous injunctions.
Insurance companies do not know if they can report fraud
Danish insurance companies are uncertain about their ability to report individuals committing fraud due to conflicting interpretations of personal data regulations with the Danish Data Protection Agency.
Pedestrian Crossing Signs in Kaunas – Like in Russian and Belarusian Cities
A report highlights issues with pedestrian crossing signs in Kaunas, revealing significant non-compliance with traffic regulations.
If savings bank assets exceed 20 trillion won, the largest shareholder's stake will be limited to below 50%
The South Korean financial authorities plan to introduce regulations limiting the largest shareholder's stake in savings banks with assets exceeding 20 trillion won to enhance public accountability.
Kenya: Nairobi Moves to Tighten Alcohol Laws in Major Overhaul to Protect Families
Nairobi County is proposing a comprehensive legislative overhaul of alcohol regulations to enhance family protection, public health, and industry order.
Strict Rules for Fasting During Ramadan in Kuwait
Kuwait has enacted strict regulations regarding eating and drinking in public during Ramadan, threatening imprisonment for violations.
Journal of Laws from February 20, 2026 (items 196-197)
The article discusses recent government regulations regarding food sales to children and youth in educational institutions in Poland.
USA will allow increased mercury emissions
The USA's EPA has announced changes to mercury and environmental toxin emission regulations from coal power plants, allowing higher emissions to cut costs.
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.
Changes in taxes and courts, support for local producers. Here is the deregulation program 2.0
Poland's government has implemented significant deregulation measures aimed at reducing bureaucracy and simplifying regulations, impacting various sectors including public procurement and taxation.
Cars on nails tear through streets twenty to forty times faster
A report highlights the alarming speed at which cars equipped with nails can accelerate, posing serious safety concerns.
Ex-Prince Andrew has left the police station - still under investigation
Ex-Prince Andrew was released from police custody but remains under investigation for suspected breaches of public service regulations.
Owner of subcontractor for work on Litorânea is a public servant and owner of a cosmetics company, says TCU
The owner of Agla’S Infraestrutura Ltda., a subcontractor for a project on Avenida Litorânea, is also a public servant in Maranhão, which violates state regulations.
Bankruptcies: the Senate toughens the rules on late payments from businesses and the public sector
The French Senate has unanimously passed a proposal to address rising bankruptcy rates by tightening regulations on late payments affecting businesses and public sector buyers.
Notice for drivers in New York: a key parking rule returns today and they may receive fines
The Alternate Side Parking rule in New York City is being reinstated after a suspension due to severe weather conditions, reminding drivers to move their vehicles accordingly to avoid fines.
Is President Nawrocki Paralyzing the Government? The Latest Survey Brings a Clear Signal
President Karol Nawrocki's recent vetoes on cryptocurrency regulations and recognizing Silesian as a regional language have sparked significant public debate in Poland.
The MDS regulation has just come into force, and it is already waiting for amendment
A new regulation concerning the design of public buildings and multi-family residential buildings in Poland is set for amendment less than a year after its implementation, due to concerns raised during the initial phase of its enforcement.
Now: Trump's administration plans to ease coal power plant emissions restrictions
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to relax emissions restrictions for coal power plants, allowing them to release more harmful pollutants, including mercury.
Environmental groups have sued the Trump administration over revoked climate regulations
A coalition of environmental groups has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, arguing that the revocation of greenhouse gas standards is illegal and threatens public health.
In implementing the LRT audit recommendations, the government proposes to mandate the VPT to carry out violation prevention
The Lithuanian government is proposing to empower the VPT to oversee compliance with procurement contract regulations as part of efforts to implement audit recommendations from the LRT.
Brazilian butt lifts should be banned in UK amid ‘wild west’ industry, MPs say
UK MPs have called for a ban on Brazilian butt lifts due to unregulated cosmetic procedures posing serious risks to public safety.
Journal of Laws from February 17, 2026 (positions 174-180)
This article details several laws passed in Poland concerning traffic regulations, the establishment of War Invalids Day, changes to the electoral code, restrictions on public officials' business activities, and amendments to commercial company law.
It is official: dollars will be deposited into the bank accounts of all people who meet this condition
New regulations following the Social Security Equity Law could lead to dollar deposits for affected citizens in the U.S.
It is complicated and expensive to impose a higher tax on unhealthy food
The proposal for increasing taxes on unhealthy foods in Iceland raises concerns about complexity and cost.
Transaction prices of real estate are now public. RCN open to all
Poland's new regulations have made real estate transaction prices publicly accessible through the National Real Estate Price Register (RCN), which has elicited mixed reactions from various stakeholders.
Unified rules for the establishment of shelters are established in Estonia
Estonia is implementing standardized regulations for the construction of shelters and the adaptation of refuge sites as part of enhanced civil protection measures.
Private security supports labor review and calls to stop shifts in public contracts
The Mexican Association of Private Security Companies supports President Claudia Sheinbaum's commitment to review labor compliance in the private security sector, particularly concerning work shift regulations.
Mizuho Securities Employee Perhaps Involved in Insider Trading - Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission Conducts Forced Investigation
An employee of Mizuho Securities is under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission for suspected involvement in insider trading related to non-public information.
The number of LSM board members will be reduced to three in the future
The board of Latvijas Sabiedriskā medija (LSM) will be reduced to three members as mandated by government regulations, although it currently operates with five members.
The headlines of the newspapers today, Monday, February 16, 2026
Today's newspaper headlines feature significant domestic topics affecting Greece, such as public contracts and labor regulations.