Report exposes billions in uncovered fraud, waste as watchdog coalition offers support to Trump's crackdown
A coalition of conservative state financial officers reports uncovering billions in taxpayer fraud and waste and supports the Trump administration's initiatives against corruption.
The Ministry of Finance Dismisses the CEO of the State Company Mero, Pantůček
The Czech Ministry of Finance has dismissed the CEO of Mero, a state-owned company, whose removal comes amid ongoing scrutiny and challenges faced by the organization.
The Ministry of Finance has dismissed the director of the state-owned company Mero
Czechia's Ministry of Finance has dismissed the director of the state-owned company Mero.
Israel: 'From the river to the sea, there will only be one Jewish state,' says Bezalel Smotrich
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich declared in a video response that Israel aims to extend its territory from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, denying the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Starting Monday, the state will again begin selling bonds for people. Last year they sold out quickly
The Slovak government is set to relaunch the sale of bonds for the public with lower interest rates than last year, aiming to make them an attractive investment alternative amid changing market conditions.
Court adjourns Bauchi finance commissioner’s trial indefinitely
The Federal High Court in Abuja has indefinitely adjourned the trial of Yakubu Adamu, Bauchi State's Commissioner for Finance, who is facing allegations of terrorism financing.
The State of the Public Finances - Purra: The Figures are Shocking
Finland's Minister of Finance, Riikka Purra, highlights the alarming projected public deficit of €14.9 billion annually over the next four years and calls for a minimum of €10 billion in corrective measures.
The state's budget deficit averages 14.9 billion euros per year in the coming years – According to Purra, the figures are shocking
Finland's Finance Ministry projects an average budget deficit of 14.9 billion euros annually from 2027 to 2030, a situation labeled as shocking by Minister Riikka Purra.
Now the forecast for the state in the coming years has exploded: "The figures are shocking"
A report from Finland's Ministry of Finance reveals a worrying forecast for the state budget, with a projected deficit of €14.9 billion annually from 2027 to 2030.
SAM: the state will finance more medical study places
The Lithuanian government plans to increase funding for medical study places to encourage healthcare professionals to work in regional areas.
Nigeria needs 12% growth for $1tn economy – Minister
The Nigerian Minister of State for Finance emphasized the need for sustained annual economic growth of 10-12% to achieve a $1 trillion economy by 2036.
Scam with fake emails about Digital Certificate installation targets taxpayers in Piauí, warns Sefaz
Taxpayers in Piauí are being targeted by scammers sending fake emails requesting the installation of a Digital Certificate, according to the State Department of Finance (Sefaz).
Nigeria needs to grow 12% annually to reach $1tn – Minister
Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, emphasizes the need for Nigeria to achieve 10-12% annual economic growth to hit the $1 trillion economy goal by 2035.
Miriam González Durántez denounces that Spanish companies did not want to finance a survey about Spanish youth "for fear of losing their contracts and licenses" with the State
Miriam González Durántez criticizes Spanish companies for their reluctance to finance a survey on the youth due to fears of potential repercussions from the government.
The Budget Committee of the Chamber of Deputies recommended approving the draft state budget
The Chamber of Deputies' Budget Committee has recommended the approval of the draft state budget.
At 119 billion euros: Germany's state deficit has indeed increased in 2025
Germany's state deficit rose to 119 billion euros in 2025, exceeding previous estimates by about 12 billion euros.
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 Babiš.
New warning sign in state accounts
The fiscal results for 2025 indicate a troubling trajectory for the public accounts of Brazilian states, with performance at its worst since 2014.
RN is the 2nd most indebted state in the country and exceeds personnel spending limit, says Ministry of Finance
Rio Grande do Norte has become the second-most indebted state in Brazil, surpassing the legal limit for personnel expenditures.
Health, Finance, and Police: See Public Competitions Scheduled to Open in 2026 in Tocantins
The state of Tocantins in Brazil is set to open several large public competitions in 2026 across key sectors such as health, finance, and public safety.
A report by MP Jean-René Cazeneuve confirms the good health of municipal finances
A report by Jean-René Cazeneuve highlights the positive state of municipal finances in France ahead of the local elections.
To pay government debts.. Egypt launches "Citizen Bond" with monthly returns
Egypt's Ministry of Finance has introduced the "Citizen Bond," which offers a fixed annual return of 17.75% paid monthly to help citizens invest in government securities and manage state debts.
Sterling One champions $100bn Africa investment agenda
Sterling One Foundation emphasizes its dedication to inclusive financing in Africa at a high-level meeting during the African Union Heads of State Summit.
USU: The Under-Secretary of State Ministry of Finance would not rule out pension cuts from cost-saving measures
Juha Majanen, the Under-Secretary of State in Finland's Ministry of Finance, suggests that pension cuts could be considered as part of necessary financial adjustments.
Minja Koskela explains whether the Left Alliance has excluded itself from all possible governments
Minja Koskela discusses the Left Alliance's commitment to public finance adjustments amidst ongoing fiscal negotiations in Finland.
The State Revenue Service Explains News About Submitting Annual Income Declarations
The State Revenue Service of Latvia has outlined key updates for citizens regarding the submission of their annual income declarations this year.
Profile: This Guardian of State Finances is Unfireable - Until 2054
Amélie de Montchalin has been appointed as the Première Présidente of the Cour des Comptes, ensuring financial oversight in France until 2054, marking a significant moment as she is the first woman to hold this position.
Experts from the NBS warn against the Greek path. According to Kamenický, they are harming the state
Experts from the National Bank of Slovakia (NBS) warn that Slovakia's public finance situation is reminiscent of Greece before its crisis, prompting concerns about future fiscal stability.
The Ministry of Finance is looking for a new head of the State Tax Inspectorate
The Lithuanian Ministry of Finance is seeking a new leader for the State Tax Inspectorate, emphasizing the need for strong leadership to combat the shadow economy.
Lagos unveils blueprint for sustainable investment, wealth creation
Lagos State's Ministry of Finance is working on a Wealth Fund Bill aimed at promoting sustainable investment and wealth creation through stakeholder collaboration.
Ogun debt hits N494bn, IGR rises above N240bn
Ogun State's debt has reached N494 billion, with significant increases in both local and foreign borrowings, while Internally Generated Revenue has risen above N240 billion.
EU state rejects fast-tracked membership for Ukraine
Austria's Finance Minister Markus Marterbauer stated that Ukraine's expectations for quick EU membership are unrealistic, citing a lengthy application process and opposing timelines set by Ukrainian President Zelensky.
Ogun debt reaches N494 billion as IGR increases to N240 billion — Commissioner
Ogun State's debt has reached N494 billion, according to the Commissioner for Finance, while the state's Internally Generated Revenue has significantly increased to N240 billion.
The state budget started the year with a deficit of 3.7 billion zlotys
As of January 2026, Poland's state budget reports a deficit of 3.7 billion zlotys, reflecting a 1.4% realization of the annual budget limit.
Law Increasing IPTU May Have Confiscatory Effect on the Population, Says Prosecutor's Office
The São Paulo State Prosecutor's Office warns that the new Tax Code in Piracicaba could impose excessively high tax burdens, particularly with increased IPTU rates, adversely affecting taxpayers.
Total knockout from Purra to Tuppurainen: 'Cannot comprehend'
Riikka Purra, the chair of the Finns Party and Minister of Finance, criticizes Tytti Tuppurainen's comments regarding U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's speech at the Munich Security Conference.
"Settlement Revolution".. What does Israel's decision to register and settle land in the West Bank mean?
Israel has initiated a controversial process to register and settle large areas of the West Bank as 'state land', a move described as a 'settlement revolution' by the Israeli finance minister.
Abi: agreement signed with the Minister of Sport
An agreement was signed between the Minister for Sport and Youth and Abi to enhance credit access for students in Italy through increased state-backed financing.
When Unspoken Distrust is Not Spoken Trust
This article discusses the systematic circumvention of budgetary responsibility rules by the Slovak government, especially concerning the adoption of the 2026 state budget.
State Analysts Question €136 Million Plan for Slovensko.sk Repairs
State analysts have raised concerns over a proposed €136.5 million modernization plan for the Slovensko.sk portal, doubting its feasibility within a six-month timeframe.
Tell me which state you live in and I'll tell you how much you owe... for public debt
As of September 2025, Mexico's public debt among its states reached over 689 billion pesos, with significant per capita debt especially in six states.
Master Case: The state of RJ and 4 cities are barred from receiving voluntary resources from the Union and taking loans from federal banks
The state of Rio de Janeiro and four municipalities are prohibited from receiving federal funds and loans due to financial issues with their pension funds.
Lagos to establish W’Africa’s premier International Financial Centre
The Lagos State government plans to create an International Financial Centre in West Africa to attract international investment.
Sefa seizes backhoe during inspection in Óbidos
A backhoe valued at R$ 860,000 was seized in Óbidos during a fiscal inspection by the state Department of Finance in Pará.
What did Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak say about the budget session in UP?
The budget session in Uttar Pradesh has started, focusing on essential financial provisions for the state's development.
“Not particularly dangerous” to lend to the Icelandic state
The article discusses the perspective on lending to the Icelandic government, highlighting that it is not considered particularly risky.
From banks a check of 1.8 billion for the state coffers
Italian banks have contributed 1.8 billion euros to state coffers as part of a maneuver to release capital reserves accumulated in 2023.
CONFRONTATION ⟩ Minister of Finance Jürgen Ligi hit back at Baruto on social media: the state is not to blame for your bill
Estonian Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi responded strongly on social media to athlete Kaido Höövelson's (Baruto) emotional reflections on his record electricity bill.
US to fund free speech activists in Europe – FT
The US State Department plans to finance pro-free speech initiatives in Europe, targeting censorship in the EU and UK, according to reports from the Financial Times.
Spoke about the latest D. Trump's administration's ambitions: will finance right-wing analytical centers
A senior State Department official met with influential right-wing think tanks in Europe to discuss funding aimed at promoting 'American values' in relation to the upcoming 250th anniversary of U.S. independence.