Minas Government reduced spending on rain impact mitigation by about 96% between 2023 and 2025
The government of Minas Gerais has significantly cut its investments in initiatives responding to the impact of rain from about R$ 135 million in 2023 to around R$ 6 million by 2025.
Nova Scotia budget set to be delivered, with spending cuts expected
Nova Scotia's Finance Minister is set to present a budget that anticipates significant spending cuts and service reductions due to rising deficits.
N.S. finance minister expected to cut spending in next week’s provincial budget
Nova Scotia's Finance Minister plans significant spending cuts in the upcoming provincial budget to address a growing deficit.
It is irresponsible to reduce defense spending. Pavel criticized the budget proposal
Czech politician Pavel has criticized a proposed budget that includes cuts to defense spending, labeling it as irresponsible.
German-French Relations: Outrage in Paris over Wadephul's Interference
The German Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, has sparked outrage in Paris by criticizing French budget policies and suggesting areas for cuts during a radio interview.
Ifo Chief Fuest: "Those who want to lower taxes must cut spending"
Ifo President Clemens Fuest argues that tax cuts are not feasible without corresponding reductions in government spending, as highlighted in his recent interview regarding the potential lowering of income tax in Germany.
Finnish People Would Not Cut These Things - 'Under No Circumstances...'
A survey reveals strong opinions among Finns regarding government spending cuts, particularly in light of upcoming reductions to basic social assistance.
Heikki Hiilamo's column: Guns or butter – will the growth of defense spending lead to an explosion of poverty?
The column critiques the Finnish government's cuts to social benefits while increasing defense spending, predicting a worsening poverty crisis.
Macron is angry and he has a reason; saving on the army is a gamble by Babiš
Czech Prime Minister Babiš's budget cuts to the military are causing resentment from French President Macron, who believes that military funding should be prioritized.
Japan's Iron Lady Sanae Takaichi Achieves Historic Electoral Victory
Sanae Takaichi, Japan's first female Prime Minister, has secured a historic electoral victory that is expected to lead to tax cuts and increased military spending.
Sanai Takaiichi: Japan's 'Iron Lady' Scores Remarkable Election Victory
Japanese Prime Minister Sanai Takaiichi secured a landslide victory in the elections, paving the way for tax cuts and increased military spending.
The Government kicked off the year with public spending "in check": significant cuts in works and transfers to provinces in January
Public spending in January decreased by 4.2% compared to the previous year, driven by cuts in transfers to governors and low execution of public works.
Recommends Cuts in Sick Pay and Electricity Support - Believes Money Can Be Used Better
An advisory committee proposes measures that could save the state over 42 billion kroner annually by cutting sick pay and electricity support.
USA: He is more dangerous to Americans than Donald Trump
The article discusses how Donald Trump's negligence towards health issues could cost millions of Americans their health insurance due to significant cuts in healthcare spending by his Republican party.
Cuts and inactive ESPA - Stagnation 2028-2029
The article discusses the systematic cuts in public spending and the persistently low or zero spending of ESPA funds, highlighting a structural and measurable issue affecting the country's development framework.
WHO chief says US exit allows agency reset
The WHO chief, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, states that the US's planned withdrawal and spending cuts present an opportunity to restructure the organization more effectively.
Congress Is Spurning Many of Trump’s Proposed Spending Cuts
Congress is rejecting numerous proposed spending cuts put forth by former President Trump.
Scottish budget: SNP government cuts taxes for lowest earners
The SNP government in Scotland has announced a modest tax cut for the lowest earners ahead of the Holyrood elections, raising income tax thresholds and increasing spending by using reserves and borrowing.
You may pay more for drug co-payments, Šaško proposes to reduce protective limits
Health Minister Kamil Šaško suggests reducing the protective limits on co-payments for medications and aids to save state funds.
'PBS News Weekend' airs final episode after Trump's public media spending cuts
PBS News Weekend aired its final episode due to cuts in federal funding for public media linked to the Trump administration.
Artists decry dismantling of Belgium’s oldest contemporary art museum
Prominent artists and museum directors criticize the Flanders region's decision to dismantle Belgium's oldest contemporary art museum as part of public spending cuts.
Families pay 3.6 billion euros more a year for light and food due to the end of tax cuts
The tax increases approved by the government in 2025 to reverse temporary cuts have led to families incurring an additional cost of around 3.6 billion euros in electricity and food bills in the first eleven months of the year.
The U.S. drastically cuts humanitarian spending abroad to $2 billion in 2026 from $17 billion in 2022
The U.S. government is significantly reducing its humanitarian aid abroad, slashing spending from $17 billion in 2022 to just $2 billion by 2026.