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Judge Ary Raghiant Neto is resigning from his position at the Court of Justice of Mato Grosso do Sul for family and professional reasons.

The Kogi State Government supports President Bola Tinubu's plan to establish state police, viewing it as a transformative measure for Nigeria's security system.

The appointment of Olatunji Disu as the new Inspector-General of Police in Nigeria comes amid significant public expectations for reform in the face of ongoing security challenges.

Local government leaders in Poland discuss the unpredictability of current geostrategic conditions and their implications for municipal governance.

Judges in Latvia face a new pension reform that increases service years required for special pensions from 20 to 25 years and alters pension calculation methods, raising concerns about financial security.

A recent reform could significantly reduce financial support for low-income pensioners in Finland, raising concerns from the Social Insurance Minister.

Local governments in Poland face numerous challenges, including security, investment funding, education, healthcare, demographic changes, and energy transformations, raising questions about the future of regional authorities.

The Knesset committee approved the establishment of a special committee to advance legislation that restricts the Supreme Court's ability to review ministerial appointments, specifically aimed at protecting National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir from removal.

The Chairman of the Judicial Council of Latvia has raised concerns that a proposed special pension law for judges and prosecutors may infringe on constitutional rights by affecting their financial security and independence.

Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takagi has condemned Chinese efforts to alter the status quo in territorial waters and pledged to reform national security policies.

The Argentine Congress approved a critical article in the labor reform that establishes the Labor Assistance Fund (FAL), despite opposition warnings about its implications for pension financing.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is facing a political crisis following the deaths of two individuals in Minneapolis, with calls for reform of immigrant deportation policies.

Protests outside Congress in Argentina turned violent as demonstrators clashed with security forces, leading to the use of tear gas.

Turkey's parliamentary committee has approved a report with a legal reform package aimed at transitioning the peace process with the PKK from a security-based approach to legislative changes.

The labor reform in Argentina proposes a reduction in employer contributions to social security, raising concerns about potential impacts on pension benefits.

A coalition of 38 organizations is criticizing proposed tightening measures regarding basic income security in Germany.

The UN envoy for Libya warns that ongoing political deadlock and economic deterioration are jeopardizing national unity.

The White House's refusal to reform the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is leading to a prolonged shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security as negotiations break down.

Oaxaca Governor Salomón Jara has announced significant changes in his cabinet, including the resignation of half his team, in response to public demands for more action and less rhetoric.

The Danish social security model has gained attention in Finland as Minister of Finance Riikka Purra raises it as a potential framework for Finnish welfare reform.

The Argentine government led by Javier Milei has issued unusual security measures for the press ahead of anticipated protests against labor reform, cautioning about potential risks.

Amid heightened political and union tensions, the Argentine National Security Ministry announced a special operation to ensure journalist safety during critical dates in February.

Argentina's Ministry of Security has filed a criminal complaint against an Instagram account for allegedly instigating violent acts during labor reform discussions in the Senate.

The youth in the Union are calling for the CDU to embrace reform to tackle the challenges of an aging society affecting social security systems.

Assemblyman Roberto Cuero claims that the release of a video showing him confronting members of the Armed Forces is a political retaliation due to his opposition to the proposed reform of the Organic Social Security Law for the Armed Forces in Ecuador.

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud advocates for Africa's permanent seat on the UN Security Council during the AU Summit in Addis Ababa.

Brazil's social security system faces significant financial challenges, prompting discussions for new reforms to address the rising deficit.

The Green Party and Reform UK leaders criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for his remarks made during a speech at the Munich Security Conference.

Yvette Cooper criticized Reform UK and the Green Party for undermining Britain's commitment to NATO, particularly concerning security threats from Russia.

Argentine candidate Rafael Grossi emphasizes the need for reform within the UN and expresses disappointment over Brazil's support for another candidate.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged African leaders at the AU Summit to push for reforms, emphasizing the need for permanent African seats on the UN Security Council.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizes the need for reform in global governance during his speech at the Munich Security Conference.

Sir Keir Starmer will criticize Reform UK and the Greens for being 'soft on Russia' and 'weak on NATO' during a speech at a Munich security summit.

This article discusses the implications of a labor reform in Argentina that reduces employer contributions to social security while introducing a fund for potential severance payments.

The Argentine National Security Ministry has identified 17 protesters involved in violent disturbances during a labor reform protest at the National Congress.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized the need to strengthen transatlantic trust and reform NATO at the Munich Security Conference.

The 62nd Munich Security Conference addressed the future of the international rules-based order amidst conflicting views on its potential to survive or reform.

The National Assembly of Ecuador approved a law aimed at strengthening cybersecurity, which includes significant reforms to several existing laws and emphasizes digital education and user responsibility.

Nuevo Mexico is implementing a new police training program aimed at enhancing law enforcement effectiveness and adapting to evolving legal standards.

A discussion on NATO's future focuses on the strained US-Europe relationship and potential paths forward for European defense.

The Argentine Minister of Security, Alejandra Monteoliva, identified groups she claims are attempting to destabilize the government following violent incidents during protests against labor reform.

The article discusses a report indicating a global trend towards the destruction of established political norms, highlighting rising skepticism among societies about government actions benefiting future generations.

The Brazilian economic team is considering a unification of social programs as part of a new Social Security reform.

Violent clashes erupted outside the Argentine Congress as hooded protesters clashed with security forces during a labor reform demonstration.

President Claudia Sheinbaum addresses pressing issues including labor reform and local governance during her regular morning conference.

Senate Democrats are firm on their demands for reforms to the Department of Homeland Security despite counteroffers from Senate Republicans and the White House amidst a looming government shutdown.

Recent revelations have uncovered cases of child custody decisions based on incorrect information, prompting calls for reforms to ensure greater legal security in the decision-making process.

Liisa Pakosta emphasizes that Estonia's prison reform has been a significant achievement, gaining Sweden's trust in managing its prisoners under Estonian legal frameworks.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has promised significant policy reforms following her party's substantial electoral victory, emphasizing the need for changes in security, immigration, and economic policies.

Iranian security forces have begun mass arrests of reform movement leaders amid nationwide anti-government protests.