Korea Knowledge Industry Center Association to hold public hearing on relaxing attic height standards in knowledge industry centers
A public hearing focused on revising attic height regulations in knowledge industry centers is scheduled for April 2 in Goyang City, South Korea.
Playing 'Toretto': 4 cars end up in the impound lot after ‘street racing’ event in CDMX
Four cars were impounded in Mexico City after being used in an illegal street racing event in Coyoacán.
Nationwide taxi drivers' strike on Monday
Taxi drivers across Greece will strike on March 23 against a new transport law discussing proposed regulations that they believe threaten their profession.
Is President Karol Nawrocki Using His Veto Power Too Often? Survey Results
The article discusses a survey on Polish citizens' opinions regarding President Karol Nawrocki's use of veto powers, including constitutional regulations and comparison with previous presidents' activities.
Iguá Sergipe expands social tariff to more than 100,000 families
Iguá Sergipe is set to significantly increase the number of families benefiting from the social water and sewage tariff, following new regulations that allow the inclusion of over 100,000 clients.
Remove these colors immediately from use
The Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency warns against two tattoo inks that contain harmful substances exceeding EU limits and advises immediate removal from use.
FHI and the Health Directorate support the government's snus restrictions: – Will lead to less kick
The Norwegian Institute of Public Health and the Health Directorate endorse government regulations limiting nicotine levels in snus, expected to curb addiction risks.
Change in the use of dumpsters on the streets of CABA: the government established new rules for their use
The government of Buenos Aires has introduced new regulations for the placement and usage of dumpsters on public streets, particularly affecting construction-related companies.
Hradec Králové did not allow Ortel to shorten the night quiet, the date with two eights bothers them
Hradec Králové city council rejected a proposal by the band Ortel to extend their performance, citing public disturbances associated with a significant historical date.
Max Verstappen told Michael Schumacher point after Red Bull criticism - 'Big difference'
Max Verstappen's public criticism of Red Bull's performance contrasts sharply with Michael Schumacher's more reserved approach to team challenges, according to Ralf Schumacher.
Owners of neglected Vancouver SRO given chance to save it, despite ‘risk of collapse’
The owners of a neglected building in Vancouver have been given an extension to stabilize the property, which was previously deemed unsafe by city engineers.
New ordinance requires hospitals and clinics in Rio Preto to report serious patient reactions to weight loss pens
A new municipal ordinance mandates that hospitals and clinics in São José do Rio Preto report severe reactions from patients using weight loss pens to the Health Secretary.
Argument Regarding the Amendment of Regulations. Żurek versus Nawrocki
The article discusses a public debate over an amendment to the criminal procedure code in Poland, focusing on tensions between Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek and President's chief Zbigniew Bogucki.
Kenya: Kenyans Given Until April 10 to Comment On Crypto Rules
Kenyans have until April 10 to submit their opinions on draft regulations that will govern cryptocurrency and digital asset businesses in the country.
‘○○drugs ○○μg/L consumption’... Establishing criteria for 'drug driving' like drunk driving
Concerns about drug driving are escalating following incidents like a crash involving a Porsche in Seoul, prompting authorities to develop scientific standards for enforcing drug driving regulations.
Will there be a dry law in CDMX during the 2026 World Cup? Clara Brugada clarifies
Clara Brugada discusses potential regulations regarding alcohol consumption during the 2026 World Cup in Mexico City to ensure safety during the events.
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.
Expanded opportunities to identify contact persons for infectious diseases in passenger transport
Latvia has expanded the ability of its Disease Prevention and Control Center to identify contacts in both international and local passenger transport through new governmental regulations.
Journal of Laws from March 16, 2026 (items 340 - 346)
The article presents various legislative updates and regulations from Poland as published in the Journal of Laws.
Tallinn City Planning Department initiated a new detailed plan for the Pirita TOP area
Tallinn's City Planning Department has launched a new detailed planning process for the Pirita TOP area to update the 2013 planning regulations, reflecting changes in public expectations.
Four bars are closed after inspection in Várzea Grande
Four bars in Várzea Grande, Brazil, were closed due to administrative irregularities following an inspection aimed at combating noise pollution and ensuring public order.
UniCredit accelerates on Commerzbank: the OPS to exceed 30% is underway
UniCredit has launched a voluntary public exchange offer for Commerzbank shares to increase its stake above 30%, aiming to stabilize its position without seeking full control.
[Breaking News] The Board of Audit and Inspection finds that the Han River Bus project violated regulations in calculating total project costs and misrepresented speed to push forward the project
The Board of Audit and Inspection revealed that the Seoul Metropolitan Government violated regulations in determining costs for the Han River Bus project and misled the public regarding the project's operational speed to proceed with it.
Closure of a clandestine cockfighting venue after an operation in Tumbaco
A clandestine cockfighting venue in Tumbaco, Quito, was closed by city officials as part of a broader operation to enforce local regulations and ensure public safety.
Metro: Traffic regulations on Line 2 - Which stations are closing, at what times
Traffic regulations will be implemented on Line 2 of the Athens Metro from March 15 to March 23 due to construction work, leading to early station closures.
Public Ministry requests suspension of law that increases salaries of mayor and secretaries in a municipality in AM by up to 100%
The Public Ministry of Amazonas has filed a lawsuit against a municipal law in Humaitá that proposes significant salary increases for the mayor and local secretaries, claiming it violates federal regulations.
Metro: Traffic regulations on Line 2 - Which stations are closing, at what times
Temporary traffic regulations will be implemented on Athens Metro Line 2 due to night works.
STF prohibits noise limit-free shows in São Paulo
The Brazilian Supreme Court ruled that the legal flexibility allowing unlimited noise events in São Paulo is unconstitutional, impacting future permits for various festivities.
Lagos orders registration, certification of elevators by March 31
The Lagos State Government requires all building owners to register and certify their elevators by March 31, 2026, to enhance public safety amid rising high-rise developments.
"Lie down and die". Refugees from Ukraine after the implementation of draconian regulations
New regulations effective March 5 limit access to public healthcare for Ukrainian refugees to only those who are employed and paying health insurance contributions, severely impacting vulnerable individuals.
Changes to the tram for three weekends – Which line they concern
Traffic regulations will be in effect for three weekends on Line 7 of the Tram due to scheduled construction and events in the Piraeus area.
Flexibilizing the Federal Penitentiary System creates a risk of weakening the fight against criminal organizations
Brazil's Federal Penitentiary System, designed to isolate high-risk criminals, faces challenges as proposals to relax its strict regulations threaten its efficacy in combating organized crime.
Tender disputes move to the internet. Remote hearings before the KIO
New regulations allowing remote participation in hearings before the National Appeals Chamber in Poland take effect on March 13.
MP examines the conduct of the mayor of Cuiabá after mocking school meals without sugar: 'boring rules'
The public prosecutor's office in Cuiabá is investigating local mayor Abilio Brunini for mocking school meals that lack sugar and calling health regulations 'boring.'
Corregedoria publishes rules to curb political expression of prosecutors
The Corregedoria of the Federal Public Ministry (MPF) in Brazil has issued new regulations limiting public political expressions by prosecutors, including their conduct on social media.
Warsaw leaves drunken friends dry during the night
The Warsaw city council voted almost unanimously in favor of banning nighttime alcohol sales in the Polish capital.
This will be the Pico y Placa schedule in Quito for this Thursday, March 12, 2026
Quito's vehicular circulation system, Pico y Placa, restricts vehicles with certain license plate numbers during specified hours, impacting drivers' movements.
Survey: Awareness of Seat Belt Usage on Buses is Low
A recent survey revealed that only about half of Estonian residents are aware that wearing seat belts on buses is mandatory, with even fewer knowing that violations could result in fines up to €400.
Justice determines that beauty salons in São Luís, sued by the Public Ministry, respond about sanitary irregularities
The court has ordered eleven beauty salons in São Luís to respond to allegations of sanitary irregularities and safety violations within 72 hours.
The government will decide on the rejection of WHO regulations / Medical initiative warns of public health risks. We just need to resolve legal issues, says Šaško
The Slovak government is considering rejecting new WHO health regulations aimed at better pandemic preparedness, amidst concerns from medical professionals about public health risks.
Religious temples in Fortaleza may be monitored for noise pollution
Religious temples in Fortaleza will be subject to noise pollution regulations following a court ruling that revokes their previous immunity from such laws.
Amendments to the Technical Inspection Regulations for Buildings Come into Force
This week, amendments to the Cabinet of Ministers' regulations on technical inspections of buildings came into effect in Latvia.
Airbnb says it will remove listings of popular apartments if notified by the São Paulo City Hall
Airbnb has announced it will remove listings of popular housing if notified formally by the São Paulo City Hall, following regulations that prohibit short-term rentals of social housing.
LIVE FROM POSTIMEES ⟩ Is the Centre Party planning to build a metro in Tallinn? Guest Joel Jesse in the studio
Tallinn's Deputy Mayor Joel Jesse discusses the future of public transport in the city and upcoming plans for light traffic regulations.
Technical area warned the SP City Hall about allowing tall buildings in locations prohibited by the Zoning Law
Technical staff alerted the São Paulo City Hall about the approval of tall buildings in areas not compliant with zoning regulations just days before the urban revision was sanctioned.
Why do eight out of ten Norwegians get it wrong?
A significant number of Norwegians misunderstand government regulations regarding teacher-student ratios.
Attention to Dog Owners: Checking Compliance with Regulations
A preventive action in Palanga aimed at dog owners ensured compliance with rules concerning pet management and responsibility in public areas.
Lagos warns actress Sarah Martins against cooking on public roads
The Lagos State Government has issued a warning to actress Sarah Martins regarding her activities of cooking and distributing food on public roads, which is illegal under local regulations.
Local Police, the government accelerates on the reform: "More training, funds, protections, and tools"
The Italian government is pushing for a reform in local police to modernize and enhance public safety regulations by 2026.
Anac approves banning unruly passengers from all national flights for up to one year
The National Civil Aviation Agency of Brazil has unanimously approved stricter regulations to ban unruly passengers from flying for up to a year, with fines and designations depending on the severity of the offenses.