Dao has a 'good' plan for the distribution of election cards
The Danish delivery company Dao faces criticism over mail distribution just ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections, but claims to have a solid plan for distributing 4.1 million election cards.
Manipulated Truths
The article discusses how political correctness often overshadows ethical and moral considerations, leading to a decline in public trust and manipulation of the populace.
Silence on Epstein Questions for Four Weeks: - The Longer They Remain Silent, the Worse It Gets
Four weeks after the publication of documents about Jeffrey Epstein, the Norwegian royal family continues to withhold responses to significant inquiries about their connections to him.
Survey: Czechs Trust Poland the Most. We Are a Key Ally
A recent survey shows that 81% of Czech respondents consider Poland a key ally, highlighting strong bilateral relations.
LAPD officer hit with felony charges after allegedly skydiving while collecting full disability benefits
A Los Angeles police officer faces felony charges for allegedly committing insurance fraud by participating in skydiving while collecting full disability benefits for an exaggerated injury.
STF tries to get out of a tight spot
Under pressure from the Master bank scandal, Brazil's STF is pushing forward with agendas that might improve its public image.
Those who wear the uniform must be above suspicion
The article discusses recent incidents involving law enforcement officers in Italy that threaten public trust in the police.
These are the politicians Poles trust. Sensational survey results
A recent survey shows shifting levels of trust among Polish politicians, with President Duda narrowly leading over Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau.
Rogoredo, Police Chief Pisani's Warning: More Controls Needed in Police Stations
Police Chief Vittorio Pisani emphasized the need for increased vigilance and control in police stations to ensure mistakes of the past are not repeated.
Survey on the Local Elections: Bavaria complains about high rents and broken roads
A recent survey reveals that high rents, poor road conditions, and public transport availability are the major concerns for Bavarians ahead of local elections.
[Editorial] The Chief Justices' Meeting was Just a Complaint Without Diagnosis or Solution for 'Judicial Distrust'
The meeting of chief justices across the country expressed strong opposition to the judicial reform bills introduced in the National Assembly but failed to address the deep-seated distrust in the judiciary.
Railway: The railway.gov.gr application goes live โ Real-time train tracking on the Athens-Thessaloniki corridor
The Greek government launched the railway.gov.gr application for real-time tracking of trains between Athens and Thessaloniki, aiming to improve transparency and regain public trust in rail travel.
Survey by Maaseudun Tulevaisuus: Majority do not trust the safety of elderly care
A majority of Finns express a lack of trust in the safety of elderly care according to a recent survey by Maaseudun Tulevaisuus.
Will ISRO Focus on 'Detailing' by Learning from NASA?
NASA recently shared results from a lunar mission test, highlighting delays due to technical issues, which raises questions about whether ISRO will adopt a similar approach to transparency.
The Agricultural Fund Has Stopped Paying Support to Agrofert, Trust Transfer Is Under Review
The Czech State Agricultural Intervention Fund has ceased payments to Agrofert and is reviewing the legality of a trust structure set up by Prime Minister Andrej Babiลก.
Editorial: The 'Judicial Reform 3 Laws' should undergo deliberation before being presented to the National Assembly
The 'Judicial Reform 3 Laws' will be voted on in the National Assembly, emphasizing the need for careful deliberation on controversial aspects like the crime of legal distortion.
The Attorney General: The Police Investigations Department Law Will Lead to Political Control
The proposed law to place the Police Investigations Department under the Minister of Justice raises concerns of political interference and undermines public trust in the investigative process.
Abuse of 'dominant position'
The article discusses the creation of economic units with a dominant position in Greece and the government's questionable alignment with them instead of regulating their monopolistic practices.
Milleproroghe, trust in the Chamber. Awaiting the summit on the tax decree
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the Milleproroghe decree, granting trust with 177 votes in favor and 93 against, which addresses various regulatory deadlines across public administration.
Do we have the right to know who writes the laws for Karol Nawrocki? Expert: Transparency is key
An expert emphasizes the importance of transparency in the legislative process, particularly regarding the involvement of external authors in legal drafts.
Calgary city councillors seek ways to crack down on shoplifting under $100
Calgary city councillors are proposing a motion to address the rise in shoplifting incidents involving stolen goods valued under $100, focusing on improving enforcement and public trust.
Former Minister: Altinget casts doubt on the good intentions of politicians by writing about the cost of political lunches
A former Danish minister criticizes Altinget for allegedly undermining public trust in politicians by reporting on the expense of their lunches.
South Africa: Concern Raised On Police Officers Facing Criminal Charges
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature's Committee is alarmed by reports of 97 police officers in South Africa accused of sexual violence or rape, highlighting a severe breach of public trust.
Liberia: Arrival of the Yellow Machines - Promise, Process and Public Trust
The arrival of 137 excavators and graders at the Freeport of Monrovia signifies the beginning of action in Liberia's infrastructure development under President Boakai.
Former British Ambassador to the US Peter Mandelson Arrested Following Epstein Revelations
Peter Mandelson, the former British ambassador to the US, has been arrested in relation to allegations of misconduct linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Political Persecution: Babiลก Ignores Justice, Voters Again on ฤapรกk. ฤervenรฝ is a Puppet
The article discusses the ongoing political controversies in Czech politics regarding Andrej Babiลก's legal troubles and recent political appointments, highlighting concerns over public trust in the judiciary.
Troubles of the Norwegian Royal Family: Will There Be a Constitutional Change in the Future?
The Norwegian Parliament overwhelmingly voted to maintain the monarchy, rejecting a proposal for a republic, despite a significant decline in public trust towards the royal family due to recent scandals.
From the Cucchi case to Uno Bianca: the uniform under accusation
The case of police officer Carmelo Cinturrino, accused of murder in the death of Abderrahim Mansouri, highlights ongoing concerns about police accountability and public trust in law enforcement in Italy.
Investigation: Lithuanian residents believe that decision-making in the country is becoming increasingly opaque
A recent survey shows that a significant majority of Lithuanians perceive corruption as widespread and believe that decision-making processes within the country are becoming more closed.
Inside Prince William's plan to help King Charles regain trust of UK after Andrew arrest
Prince William is strategizing to restore public confidence in the monarchy following the arrest of Prince Andrew over alleged misconduct.
Have we lost trust now?
The article discusses the significance of trust in society and raises concerns about a potential loss of trust in the Nordics.
Martin Lewis 'do not trust' warning as people told 'don't be fooled'
Martin Lewis warns the public against trusting callers falsely claiming to be associated with him, particularly regarding grants for renewables.
Participants of the summit in India call for the creation of 'safe, reliable, and robust AI'
Participants at a summit in India emphasized the need for developing safe and reliable artificial intelligence as a foundation for building trust and enhancing public and economic benefits.
Trust in the Norwegian Royal Family Plummets
Support for the Norwegian monarchy has dropped by ten percentage points in just one month to record low levels, following revelations about Crown Princess Mette-Marit's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Former Connecticut police chief arrested for allegedly stealing $85K in public funds
Former New Haven Police Chief Karl Jacobson has been arrested for allegedly stealing $85,000 from city funds, raising concerns about public trust in law enforcement.
Dr. Joss Reimer says misinformation a key target as she becomes Canadaโs top doctor
Dr. Joss Reimer emphasizes the importance of tackling health misinformation and rebuilding public trust as she steps into her role as Canadaโs chief public health officer.
Canadaโs incoming top doctor says restoring public trust a top priority
Dr. Joss Reimer, Canada's incoming chief public health officer, emphasizes the importance of combating health misinformation and rebuilding public trust as her main objectives in her new role.
Manipulated Images: The First Victim of AI is the Truth
This article critiques the use of manipulated images by reputable institutions including ZDF and the US government, highlighting the erosion of public trust.
ONS criticises hit TV series Industry over characters impersonating staff
The Office for National Statistics in the UK has criticized the BBC series 'Industry' for depicting characters impersonating its data collectors, potentially damaging public trust.
Medicine between the laboratory and the market: Who writes and funds medical studies?
The article discusses the skepticism surrounding the pharmaceutical and food industry funding of medical research and the evolution of medical research practices over the years.
The arrest of the king's brother is unprecedented shock, with the royal family's response seen as 'graceful'
Prince Andrew, the brother of UK King Charles, was arrested for suspected misconduct in public office and subsequently released on bail, prompting discussions about the royal family's handling of the situation.
Improper Traffic Enforcement, Kanagawa Prefectural Police Chief Apologizes, 'Trust is Damaged Again'
The chief of Kanagawa Prefectural Police publicly apologized for improper traffic enforcement practices that have harmed public trust.
Epstein's files destabilize several European monarchies
Files linked to Jeffrey Epstein have thrown various European monarchies into crisis due to their connections to the convicted sex offender.
Survey: Epstein case documents have decreased the trust of 53% of Americans in US political and business leaders
A new survey reveals that 53% of Americans feel less trust in political and business leaders due to documents related to the Epstein case.
Poor Traffic Violation Enforcement: Failures of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police Must Be Addressed
The Kanagawa Prefectural Police's mishandling of traffic violations has eroded public trust and could undermine overall traffic enforcement efforts.
โWhatโs it to you?โ The Military Police apologizes for parking in a disability spot, but doubts the allegedly rude response from the driver
The Military Police in Estonia has apologized for parking in a disabled spot but expressed skepticism towards the driver's reported rude response.
Improper Traffic Enforcement in Kanagawa: National Police Agency Chief Says It Could Undermine Trust
The chief of Japan's National Police Agency expresses concern that improper traffic enforcement by Kanagawa police could damage public trust in law enforcement.
Judiciary criticism must be evidence-based to protect courts โCJN
The Chief Justice of Nigeria emphasizes the importance of evidence-based criticism of the judiciary to preserve public trust at a judge swearing-in ceremony.
The 'Hindenburg' threat in the artificial intelligence race
A leading researcher warns that the rush to develop AI technologies, driven by economic incentives, poses a risk of a catastrophic failure that could undermine public trust in the technology.
Judges and Prosecutors Union: 'Political Tomb Robbery and Utter Opportunism on the Trial of Tempi'
The Judges and Prosecutors Union of Greece condemned unnamed politicians for undermining the upcoming trial related to the Tempi incident, labeling their actions as desperate opportunism.