Teachers and police officers in Riga will be able to receive support for rent costs
The Riga City Council has adopted regulations to provide financial support for rent to qualified specialists, specifically teachers and police officers.
Now the government has presented a 'taxi law repair kit' after long negotiations – This is what it means
Finland's government has proposed changes to taxi regulations aimed at improving safety and trust in the industry.
The government’s taxi reform has arrived at the parliament for consideration
The Finnish government has presented a proposal to the parliament to amend taxi regulations, aiming to improve driver qualifications and enhance monitoring.
Man Utd and Premier League clubs sent warning by UEFA after financial results revealed
UEFA's report indicates that Premier League clubs, particularly Manchester United, face risks from high transfer fees and spending compared to financial regulations.
New regulations on burials and determining death. Changes to key principles
The Polish Ministry of Health is working on reforming healthcare laws to introduce the profession of coroner, aimed at clarifying procedures for determining death outside medical facilities.
Cancellation Regulations to Become Stricter After Matching Established - Spot Work Association
The Spot Work Association in Japan has announced stricter cancellation regulations following matching agreements to combat last-minute cancellations by companies.
Student and pupil rally in the center of Athens for the Tempi tragedy – Traffic regulations
Students and pupils are holding a rally in Athens to mark the third anniversary of the Tempi tragedy, demanding justice and safe transportation.
The government will not grant collective protection to Ukrainian men aged 18-60
The Norwegian government has decided to tighten regulations on temporary collective protection for Ukrainian men aged 18-60, allowing only individual asylum applications instead.
The government tightens rules for Ukrainian men
The Norwegian government is tightening regulations for Ukrainian refugees, denying temporary collective protection to Ukrainian men aged 18 to 60.
Court: Hungary violated EU rules when radio station's signal was turned off
Hungary has violated EU regulations by failing to renew the license for the independent radio station Klubradio, according to a ruling by the EU court.
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.
Franchises Seeking Law
The franchise sector in Mexico continues to thrive despite economic challenges, but is facing emerging conflicts due to outdated regulations.
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.
Thessaloniki: Traffic regulations on Saturday due to gatherings for the Tempi train disaster
Traffic regulations will be implemented in Thessaloniki on Saturday due to gatherings and marches commemorating the third anniversary of the Tempi train crash.
Driver in Frýdek-Místek Stopped to Help an Injured Person But Received a Fine for Improper Parking
A driver in Frýdek-Místek was fined for improper parking while stopping to assist an injured person.
Asylum in the U.S.: the change proposed by the DHS for the work permit (EAD) that would apply after April 2026
The U.S. DHS has proposed a change to work permit regulations for asylum seekers, extending the wait time for EAD applications from 180 days to 365 days.
Concerns Over Increased Carbon Emissions from Expansion of Dawn Deliveries Amidst Amendments to Distribution Law
There are rising concerns regarding the increased carbon emissions associated with the expansion of dawn delivery services in South Korea, as discussions around relaxing regulations in the distribution industry gain momentum.
Letter to the Editor. Set a maximum limit on the number of skiers on the slopes
A former competitive skier advocates for a maximum limit on the number of skiers in lift systems in Sweden, following a personal accident involving a collision with another skier.
The police have initiated administrative proceedings for violations of gathering organization at Alytaus gymnasium
The police have initiated administrative proceedings regarding a violation of gathering regulations at Alytaus gymnasium, which could result in fines ranging from 140 to 600 euros.
CCTV: A bike crashes into a petrol pump at full speed, causing destruction, watch
A high-speed motorcycle crash at a petrol station in Vadodara, India, resulted in the tragic death of a young man within just five seconds.
Are you bringing food from abroad? See when and how to request authorization
New regulations from Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture outline which foods can enter the country and which require authorization, particularly focusing on items that may pose biosecurity risks.
Football World Cup in the USA: FIFA approves exception for Scottish fans
FIFA has made a special exception allowing Scottish fans to wear their traditional sporran at the upcoming World Cup matches in the USA, despite it typically violating stadium security regulations.
Do Poles want to restrict access to the internet? They responded in a survey
A recent survey indicates that 77% of Poles support a proposed ban on social media access for children under 15, as the Education Minister emphasizes the need for stricter regulations.
Court orders bar to pay R$ 70,000 for crowding and breach of pandemic rules in Caraguatatuba
A bar in Caraguatatuba, Brazil, has been fined R$ 70,000 for violating pandemic regulations by allowing large gatherings and operating without the necessary permits.
Companies will not be able to destroy unsold clothing. Expert explains why it was easier to throw it away
The European Commission is advancing legislation aimed at banning the destruction of unsold clothing and footwear.
Ski Center Charged with Negligent Homicide
Kjerringåsen ski center in Sarpsborg and its daily manager have been charged with negligent homicide following a workplace accident that resulted in the death of an 18-year-old.
From March 3, major changes for drivers. A new reason for revoking a driver's license will be introduced
New regulations in Poland will lower the minimum age for obtaining a category B driver's license to 17, subjecting young drivers to new restrictions.
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.
Maritime controls in Galápagos
A journalist recounts a shipwreck incident in the Galápagos where none of the passengers wore life jackets, raising concerns about safety regulations.
UK driving test rule change from March 31 as DVSA limits changes
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) is implementing new restrictions on driving test bookings for learner drivers in the UK starting March 31, 2026.
Coroner recommends SA 'lead the nation' with life jacket rules
South Australia's coroner has proposed increased life jacket regulations for boats under 7 meters following an inquest into multiple boating fatalities.
Alcohol Map of Poland. Which Cities are Tightening the Screws
The article discusses the rising social costs of alcohol consumption in Poland and the measures taken by major cities to limit alcohol use.
How much does the VTV cost in CABA in February 2026
The article discusses the costs and regulations of the Vehicle Technical Verification (VTV) in Buenos Aires for vehicles that exceed certain age or mileage thresholds starting February 2026.
Nigeria targets foreign investment with mining reforms – FG
Nigeria's Federal Government is enhancing regulations in the mining sector to attract foreign investment and boost competitiveness.
The authorities consider changing regulations on artificial intelligence
Icelandic authorities are contemplating amendments to existing regulations concerning artificial intelligence.
Thursday to go to work on foot: How the Hoy No Circula operates on February 26 in CDMX and Edomex?
The article discusses the Hoy No Circula vehicular restriction applied on February 26 in Mexico City and the State of Mexico, emphasizing compliance to avoid fines due to increased UMA rates in 2026.
Superintendence of Popular Economy and Solidarity Ordered Liquidation of Incoop Cooperative in Ambato
The Superintendence of Popular Economy and Solidarity has ordered the liquidation of the Incoop cooperative located in Ambato, Ecuador, due to its violation of financial regulations.
Texas-based ABC affiliates file equal time notices as FCC cracks down on ‘The View’ over Talarico segment
Texas ABC affiliates are complying with FCC regulations by filing equal-time notices, prompted by the investigation into an episode of 'The View' featuring Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.
After attack resulting in death, councilors propose stricter rules for large dogs in São José dos Campos
Following a fatal dog attack, city councilors in São José dos Campos are proposing stricter regulations for the ownership of large dogs.
The message in favor of Elon Musk and against the European Union that Milei shared
President Javier Milei of Argentina has retweeted a message supporting Elon Musk's opposition to European Union content regulations, coinciding with discussions about the EU-Mercosur trade agreement.
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.
V-sawing after Mohamsson's mobile meeting: "Clearly Sweden's most irrelevant party"
Education Minister Simona Mohamsson hosted a meeting to discuss students' screen time, which was criticized by the Left Party as redundant given existing agreements and forthcoming regulations on mobile phone usage in schools.
Editorial: Parliament Representatives Fight Again Over Where Finns Can Buy Alcohol
Finnish parliament members are once again at odds over regulations governing alcohol sales, reigniting a longstanding debate over the legality of ordering alcohol from other EU countries.
Journal of Laws of February 25, 2026 (positions 212-216)
This article discusses recent regulations and announcements related to the Polish government, focusing on their implications for justice, health, and defense sectors.
EOK assumes responsibility for Tõnis Sildaru's award, as the state is not allowed to issue it
The Estonian Olympic Committee (EOK) will award Tõnis Sildaru a prize for his son's achievement, as regulations prevent state funding for such awards.
ELTA Briefly: Amendments to the LRT Law Will Be Presented As Soon As Possible, Fighting Fraud with LB Proposing to Tighten Payment Operations
Lithuania's parliament aims to expedite the presentation of amendments to the LRT law while the central bank proposes tighter regulations on payment operations to combat financial fraud.
Lower Bavaria: EU Commission Approves Further Danube Expansion
The European Commission has given the green light for the second phase of the Danube expansion in Lower Bavaria, allowing for improvements to flood protection while adhering to certain environmental regulations.
Can Piero Hincapie play for Arsenal against Bayer Leverkusen in Champions League despite loan?
Piero Hincapie can play for Arsenal against Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League despite being on loan from the German club, due to UEFA regulations allowing such appearances.
A video reveals how the tragedy fire started in the bar in Switzerland: the moment a flare ignites the roof
A newly revealed video sheds light on the tragic fire that occurred during New Year's celebrations at a bar in Switzerland, which resulted in 41 deaths and numerous injuries.
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.