A new survey reveals whom Lithuanians would trust with the state leadership position: favorites emerge
A recent survey indicates that Ignas Vėgėla, Remigijus Žemaitaitis, and Ingrida Šimonytė are the top candidates for Lithuania's presidential elections in 2029, with Vėgėla leading the poll.
Malawi: Justice Minister Starts Process to Hire New ACB Director, 50 Candidates to Be Interviewed Before Final Choice By President
Malawi's Minister of Justice has initiated the recruitment process for a new Director General of the Anti-Corruption Bureau, with 50 candidates set to be interviewed for this critical role.
Strengthening Preference for Local Talent in Civil Service Recruitment... Introduction of Additional Points System
A new civil service recruitment policy in South Korea will provide additional points to candidates who have lived in a region for over 15 years to promote local talent and enhance public trust.
Police Riot Control Reduced: Experimenting with Maintaining Order during Gatherings and Protests... "Trust Building is Necessary on Both Sides"
On January 17, a significant protest organized by major labor unions in South Korea demonstrated changes in police presence and management methods during public gatherings.
Director of CLP says the end of compulsory retirement as punishment for judges is an institutional advance
A proposal to eliminate compulsory retirement as a punishment for judges is seen as a significant improvement for Brazil's justice institutions by the CLP.
Ten Reasons to Vote Yes
The article outlines ten compelling arguments for supporting a proposed judicial reform in Italy.
Commentary: The Olomouc Defibrillator Case is a Test of Trust in Czech Health Care
The case of potentially improperly indicated defibrillators in Olomouc calls into question the trust in Czech healthcare.
Who blocks the code in the STF strengthens the reputation of the worst court of all time
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court is facing criticism as public trust reaches an all-time low, amid calls for a code of conduct.
Group reaffirms confidence in IG, urges support for police reforms
A civic group in Nigeria expresses confidence in the Inspector-General of Police and encourages public support for police reforms.
New survey: Strong trust in Crown Prince Haakon
A recent survey shows that nearly 80% of Norwegians believe Crown Prince Haakon would serve well as king.
New poll: High trust in Crown Prince Haakon
A new poll indicates that nearly 80% of Norwegians believe Crown Prince Haakon will perform well as a monarch.
The Era of Deception: How Fico Admitted He Will Not Fulfill His Promises
The article discusses how Robert Fico acknowledged that he will not keep his promises to citizens, as presented in a recent episode of the video series by Denník N.
The decline of confidence in the Supreme Court
There has been a significant decline in public trust in Brazil's Supreme Federal Court, driven by a polarized environment and dissatisfaction among various voter groups.
We need more answers from the royal family about what routines they have to avoid such mistakes
The article criticizes the Norwegian royal family for lacking transparency and accountability, particularly in relation to recent controversies involving personal associations.
Liberia: 'We Must Decide Cases By the Law and Evidence'
Judge Peter W. Gbeneweleh emphasized the importance of making judicial decisions based solely on law and evidence, urging his colleagues to uphold fairness and integrity in the judiciary.
Støre: It's good that the Crown Prince Couple is available to answer questions
Norwegian Prime Minister Støre commended the Crown Prince Couple for addressing public concerns regarding their past association with Jeffrey Epstein.
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.
The leader of Venstre: - Poor judgment appears to be an accurate assessment
Venstre leader Guri Melby assesses Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s recent interview regarding her contact with Jeffrey Epstein as a necessary step in rebuilding public trust.
Støre: She is sincerely sad
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre commented on Crown Princess Mette-Marit's interview, acknowledging her sincere regret over past associations.
- The institution is the most important
The article emphasizes the significance of institutions in society.
F.A.Z. Early Thinkers: Neck-and-Neck Race Before the Election in Rhineland-Palatinate
A close election race is unfolding in Rhineland-Palatinate, with significant implications for party leadership and public trust in the Merz government.
Pavel maintains trust. However, the comparison of Czech presidents has an unexpected result
Czech President Petr Pavel enjoys a trust rating of 57% after three years in office, yet this is lower than his predecessor Miloš Zeman's rating after a similar period.
18 million in waiting wages for two ministers
Two ministers in Iceland are set to receive a total of 18 million ISK in waiting wages after being on leave.
Democracy in the United States has "sunk like a stone"
The article discusses the declining state of democracy in the United States, as expressed by various commentators.
Judiciary under scrutiny: Why Tsoho must answer to the people
The integrity of Nigeria's judiciary is challenged as Chief Judge John Terhemba Tsoho faces allegations of failing to declare assets adequately, prompting essential discussions on public trust.
Malawi: Scandal Uncovered - Pension Fund Paid K27bn for K8.5bn Sigelege Hotel in Lilongwe
The Malawi Public Service Pension Trust Fund is embroiled in controversy over the inflated purchase of Sigelege Hotel, initially valued at K8.5 billion but acquired for K27.5 billion amid claims of political pressure.
Feijóo calls Sánchez a 'loser' in Congress and the president defends the government's response to crises
In a heated session, Alberto Núñez Feijóo labeled Pedro Sánchez as a 'loser' regarding public trust in his project, while Sánchez defended the government's actions amidst significant crises.
Column: Beautifully Dumb: Rose-Colored Times
Munich's mayor, Dieter Reiter, attempts to regain public trust by giving away roses to voters before an election.
Many middle-aged Lithuanians are at high risk - they may one day wake up with advanced cancer
A health initiative in Lithuania encourages middle-aged citizens to participate in colorectal cancer screenings, revealing significant gaps in participation and trust in preventive programs.
Maiduguri blasts signal resurgence of terrorism, erosion of public trust — Atiku
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the recent suicide bombings in Maiduguri, Borno State, emphasizing the threat to public trust in government and urging a reevaluation of security measures.
Berlin: Accusation of Intentional Deception Against Kai Wegner
Berlin's mayor, Kai Wegner, is accused of attempting to deceive the public regarding his response to a major power outage caused by an attack on the city's power grid.
Milion Moments has seen the largest increase in sponsors in six years
The non-profit organization Milion chvilek has reported a significant 20% rise in regular donors this year, marking the largest increase since 2020.
President Yoon: 'If you touch a Korean, you face ruin, thanks to the police'
President Yoon Suk-yeol highlights the essential role of the police in maintaining public trust and safety in South Korea during a police appointment ceremony.
Conflicts of interest, information leaks, sexual violence… When magistrates cross the red line
The number of disciplinary procedures against French magistrates has significantly increased since 2021, reflecting tensions within the judiciary, especially following the tenure of Éric Dupond-Moretti as Minister of Justice.
VIDEOS: DF1 of Monday, March 16, 2026
The speech by the President of the Supreme Federal Court emphasizes the need for judges to demonstrate impeccable behavior in both public and private life.
With STF under pressure, Fachin says self-restraint is a demonstration of strength
Minister Edson Fachin emphasized the importance of self-restraint and the separation of politics and justice to maintain public trust in the STF, amidst an image crisis.
The economic situation weakens the government's shield and signs of wear begin to appear
Economic challenges are leading to visible cracks in Javier Milei's government, affecting public trust and political stability.
Before the Mayoral Runoff: It’s Getting Tight – Reiter Brings Out the Roses
Munich's mayor Dieter Reiter is facing a tough runoff election as he attempts to regain public trust after a personal scandal.
"Even if it takes time and feels uncomfortable"... We must trust President Yoon for prosecutorial reform
The article discusses the recent controversy surrounding alleged collusion between the South Korean government and prosecutors, emphasizing the need for thorough reform within the prosecution system.
World Economic Forum faces fresh scrutiny as Epstein ties revive past scandals, criticism
The resignation of World Economic Forum CEO Børge Brende highlights renewed scrutiny of the organization due to his connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
What future do you want for Sycamore Gap tree?
The public is invited to vote on which artist should create an artwork from the wood of the Sycamore Gap tree, which was illegally felled last year.
Analysis: Police Chief is Wrong – Police Lying is a Problem
In Finland, a police chief's comments minimizing the significance of police lying have sparked public outrage and raised questions about trust in law enforcement.
Malawi: Missing Minutes, Lingering Questions - Trustees Say Pension Fund Board Rejected Amaryllis Deal Before K128.7bn Purchase
Former trustees of Malawi's Public Service Pensions Trust Fund revealed that the board previously rejected the K128.7 billion purchase of the Amaryllis Hotel, but the minutes of that decision have inexplicably vanished, raising further questions about the legitimacy of the deal.
Rwanda: National Insurance Strategy Expected to Expand Coverage, Build Trust
Rwanda has launched a new National Insurance Strategy aimed at improving insurance coverage, increasing public awareness, and enhancing claims processing efficiency.
AIVAR HALLER: A lesson on child vaccination: Estonia needs a parents' education program
Aivar Haller emphasizes the need for a parent education program in Estonia to address trust, responsibility, and parental involvement in vaccination as part of public health legislation.
DWP warned of ‘consequences’ from Universal Credit check
Experts warn that the Department for Work and Pensions' aggressive crackdown on Universal Credit fraud may harm public trust and claimant welfare despite having saved over £1 billion.
Schlein: 'Rapists free with the no? Meloni treats Italians as stupid'
Elly Schlein, the leader of the Democratic Party in Italy, criticizes Prime Minister Meloni for manipulating public sentiments regarding a referendum linked to justice reforms, suggesting that Meloni's statements are irresponsible and that trust in institutions is at risk.
Police Chief to Yle: "We are very ashamed"
The Finnish police chief expressed embarrassment over multiple instances of assault committed by police officers during operational duties, emphasizing a commitment to learning from these incidents.
Popular disapproval leaves the STF exposed to attacks from 2027
A recent survey indicates record levels of public disapproval towards Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF), revealing a deepening crisis of trust since the beginning of the judiciary's involvement in political issues.
Departing BBC boss warns network on 'knife edge' amid Trump documentary lawsuit, trust crisis
The outgoing head of the BBC, Tim Davie, warned that the network is in a vulnerable position due to financial issues and a crisis of public trust, particularly following a controversial Trump documentary.