Podcast: 'On Point': AfD Ruling: Can AfD State Associations Still Be Banned?
A Cologne administrative court ruling allows the AfD to avoid being classified as a whole as extremist by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, leading to discussions on the potential banning of specific extremist state associations.
Housing Executive and Former Conservative Politician Becomes the Chief of State Preparedness
Lars Jacob Hiim has been appointed as the new director of the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning in Norway.
‘If she asked to stop, it stopped!’: campaign brings protection to women during Carnival
A campaign launched by the Maranhão State Women's Secretariat aims to protect women during Carnival by promoting the message that their boundaries should be respected immediately if they express a desire for any unwanted touch or actions.
The state has sided with tenants. Intermediary companies are circumventing the law according to the ministries
The Czech government has expressed its opposition to the way rental intermediary companies operate, claiming they are violating tenant protection laws.
Ogun unveils 15-man committee to fight lead poisoning
The Ogun State Government has inaugurated a 15-member committee to combat lead poisoning and pollution in the Ogijo area.
Martin Lewis says parents who had kids between 1978-2010 could be owed thousands - all you need to know
Martin Lewis highlights that parents who had children between 1978-2010 may be owed substantial back payments of state pension due to errors in the Home Responsibilities Protection scheme.
Before privatization, Celepar signs contract of R$ 438.7 million with the PR government
Celepar signed a R$ 438.7 million contract with the Paraná State Public Security Secretariat shortly before its planned privatization was suspended by the Supreme Court.
Martin Lewis says anyone who had children from 1978 - 2010 'could be in line for £5,000'
Martin Lewis highlights that parents who took time off work between 1978 and 2010 may be entitled to significant back payments related to state pensions due to an administrative error.
Oyo agency vows to prosecute notorious land grabbers
The Oyo State Real Properties Protection Law Agency has warned against self-help in land disputes and emphasized the importance of lawful redress instead of resorting to violence.
Félix Ulloa, Vice President of El Salvador: "People want Bukele's state of emergency, they feel protected"
Félix Ulloa, the Vice President of El Salvador, claims that the public supports President Bukele's state of emergency due to feelings of protection and safety.
Anambra to prosecute woman accused of burning maid with hot iron
The Anambra State government is moving forward with the prosecution of a woman accused of torturing her housemaid with a hot iron.
With butterflies and national symbols: Gustavo Petro reveals the new Colombian passport
Colombian President Gustavo Petro unveiled the new passport design, emphasizing its production by the state and the enhancement of personal data protection for citizens.
Where will the seismic alert sound in CdMx and Edomex TODAY February 18? Points where it will be activated
A regional earthquake drill is scheduled for February 18 in Mexico City and the State of Mexico, during which the seismic alert will be activated across various locations.
Why will the drill on February 18 only be in Mexico City and the State of Mexico?
A regional drill scheduled for February 18 will take place only in Mexico City and the State of Mexico to promote a culture of prevention against earthquakes.
The state ignored the problems with public data in the building register for years
The Estonian government has finally addressed ongoing privacy issues related to public data in the building register, prompting a review of the last decade's documentation by local authorities.
Editorial: This data breach should not have happened in Finland – 'What is happening in this country?'
An extensive data breach affecting Finland's state IT services has raised significant concerns about cybersecurity and data protection.
Yle reported on a forest that could not be protected due to a lack of state funds – then a new buyer was found for the forest
A forestry area in Finland, previously unable to secure state protection due to funding issues, has found a new buyer for its conservation.
How Will Cold Front 35 Affect CdMx and Edomex? Forecast for Areas with Low Temperatures Today, February 17
Cold Front 35 will bring strong winds and low temperatures to the Mexico City and State of Mexico area but no rain.
Germany Blog: AfD Lower Saxony to be Monitored by the Constitutional Protection Agency
The AfD party in Lower Saxony has been classified by the state’s Constitutional Protection Agency as an object of significant observation due to its alignment with extremist right-wing activities.
S. Skvernelis Arrives for STT Interrogation: Special Witness Examination Will Take Place
Lithuanian politician S. Skvernelis confirmed that a special witness interrogation regarding potential corruption in the State Plant Protection Service will occur today.
STT will question Saulius Skvernelis as a special witness on Tuesday
Saulius Skvernelis will be questioned as a special witness in a corruption case involving the State Plant Protection Service.
A man born in 2003 arrested for sexual crimes against a 12-year-old girl
A 20-year-old man has been arrested by the State Police in Latvia on suspicions of committing sexual crimes against a 12-year-old girl who is now pregnant.
Lawmaker condemns terror attacks on Kwara communities, promises protection
Senator Sadiq Suleiman Umar condemned the recent bandit attacks on communities in Kwara State, vowing to enhance security and protection for the affected areas.
MP: Lawyer shot dead in Shivpuri, lawyer community protests and boycotts work
In Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, lawyer Sanjay Kumar Saxena was shot dead in broad daylight, prompting outrage among lawyers across the state who have boycotted court work in protest.
5 in the morning: The historical documents of Kaisariani – The new storm 'Express' – Akylas and 'Ferto' at Eurovision
Historical photographs depicting the execution of 200 Greek resistance fighters in Kaisariani in 1944 have surfaced, prompting calls for state intervention and a renewed debate on the protection of historical memory.
Debtors are prioritized, owners of apartments are hardly protected by the state, readers write
The article discusses the challenges faced by apartment owners in Czechia regarding state-protection policies that favor debtors over landlords.
In the Show – A. Mazuronis and a 'socdem' new MP's Encounter with Hints of Mysterious Conversations
A discussion on corruption allegations within Lithuania's State Plant Protection Service has sparked division among politicians, highlighted during a broadcast of '24/7' on Lrytas TV.
Munich Security Conference: Rubio Delivers Pure Trumpism
At the Munich Security Conference, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized free trade, climate protection, and the UN, calling for a shift towards a stronger Western dominance and a different NATO.
Mountain lions gain protection under California’s Endangered Species Act
California's fish and game commission has voted to protect over 1,400 mountain lions under the state's Endangered Species Act.
Legal Security: Explained and Not Guaranteed
The Ecuadorian Constitution explains legal security but does not guarantee it with the same emphasis as other rights, leaving it unrecognized and lacking protection against state power.
LTV: Doctors in Vidzeme Discover Pregnancy in 12-Year-Old Girl Who Was Sexually Abused
In Vidzeme, doctors have discovered that a 12-year-old girl is pregnant after being sexually abused, prompting a criminal investigation by the state police.
Detention during asylum proceedings and habeas corpus / Systemic protection of individual rights against state power in the USA continues to function
A federal judge from Texas ordered the release of immigrant Adrian Conejo Arias and his son Liam from detention based on a habeas corpus request.
The Accident of Beata Szydło. Will BOR Officers Face Charges?
The prosecution in Poland is set to question members of the State Protection Service regarding their involvement in a 2017 accident involving former Prime Minister Beata Szydło.
Mother reports and camera is seized in women's bathroom of school in Campo Grande
A surveillance camera installed in the women's bathroom of José Maria Hugo Rodrigues State School in Campo Grande was seized after a mother reported its presence to the police, initiating an investigation for possible violations of child protection laws.
Establishment is closed in Resende due to gas cylinder leak
An establishment in Resende, Brazil, was closed following a gas leak incident during a safety inspection conducted by the state consumer protection agency.
Lassa fever: Kwara to sanction food handlers for poor hygiene
Kwara State Environmental Protection Agency has warned food handlers to adhere to hygiene standards to prevent the spread of Lassa fever.
Sources from Lrytas Reveal What Stands Out in the Scandalous Case of Smuggling King M. Taraškevičius
In a massive corruption case involving the State Plant Protection Service of Lithuania, Marekas Taraškevičius remains the sole suspect in custody as the investigation unfolds.
Dragør will not be part of the state 10,000-year coastal protection
The municipality of Dragør will not be included in the national coastal protection project intended to safeguard areas like Copenhagen Airport against severe weather for the next 10,000 years due to cost and complexity concerns.
Forwarders Without State Protection
The Polish Chamber of Supply and Logistics is frustrated with UOKIK's lack of action regarding market abuses by companies like MSC and Maersk, which have faced significant penalties in the U.S.
States must lead Nigeria’s digital health transition
Nigeria is making strides toward a structured digital health system with the federal government's initiatives and early state-level implementations.
Before searches at work and home – S. Skvernelis' meeting with STT head L. Pernavas at the event
A meeting took place between S. Skvernelis and STT head L. Pernavas on the same day that Skvernelis was to be questioned in a corruption investigation involving the State Plant Protection Service.
Two ministries will have to develop a bill to ensure state participation in the concert hall 'Gors'
The Latvian Culture Ministry and the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development have been tasked by the Cabinet to draft a bill regarding state ownership in the 'Gors' concert hall in Rēzekne.
Cologne State Protection Investigates: Queer Referee Apparently Attacked Multiple Times
Pascal Kaiser, a queer amateur referee from Cologne, has reportedly been attacked multiple times following his viral marriage proposal to his partner.
A prominent politician entangled in a massive corruption case - latest details: legends surrounding the luxury of the contraband king circulated
A significant corruption case involving the State Plant Protection Service in Lithuania has emerged, implicating well-known politicians and a notorious figure in the contraband cigarette trade.
Berlin Constitutional Court: Protection Against Political Overreach
Berlin's Justice Senator Felor Badenberg announced plans for a constitutional reform to enhance the resilience of the state's constitutional court against political interference.
When the State Entrusted Children to Pedophiles. The Case of Helmut Kentler Shows How Far Institutional Failure Can Go
This article discusses the case of Helmut Kentler, which reveals grave institutional failures in protecting children from abuse in post-war Germany.
SOP officer who attacked his family with a knife has been expelled from service
An officer from Poland's State Protection Service, Piotr K., has been arrested and expelled after being accused of murdering his four-year-old daughter and attempting to kill four other family members.
A SOP officer was said to have killed a 4-year-old daughter. The formation made a decisive decision
An officer of Poland's State Protection Service (SOP) is under investigation for the alleged murder of his 4-year-old daughter, leading the institution to review its protocols.
State Prosecutor Charged 11 People in the Case of 'Pedophile Hunters'
The state prosecutor in Czechia has charged 11 individuals connected to a controversial group known as 'pedophile hunters'.
Humpback whale calf stranded on the beach in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico: 'It needs its mother'
A humpback whale calf was stranded on a beach in Oaxaca, Mexico, prompting a coordinated rescue effort.