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The Argentinian government celebrates labor reform while the ANSeS, a state agency, continues to undermine retirees' rights through lawsuits.

Ukraine has struggled to reform its state-owned companies amid wartime challenges, facing criticism for inadequate measures to reduce government interference and corruption.

Jorge Macri's government in Buenos Aires has initiated a voluntary retirement plan as part of a broader state reform strategy to transition public employees to more technological roles.

The article discusses how drug trafficking infiltrates rather than outright defeats the state, using Mexico as a case study, and highlights Ecuador's similar challenges with corruption and the need for institutional reform.

President Claudia Sheinbaum asserts that the electoral reform does not hinder democracy or investment, countering claims that it aims to revert to a single-party state.

Governor Nasir Idris has invested N3 billion in education reforms in Kebbi State, targeting the improvement of 학교 infrastructure and resources.

The Argentine government is working on a reform to eliminate primary elections and discontinue state funding for political parties, focusing on enhancing private financing.

Claudia Sheinbaum, the President of Mexico, clarified that her electoral reform does not aim to create a single party in Congress, despite criticisms regarding the changes in the mechanism for defining proportional representation (pluris).

The Council of State has supported the proposed constitutional reform to protect the right to abortion in Spain, although it suggests a different legal wording than that proposed by the Government.

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 article discusses the need for substantial constitutional reform in Greece, focusing on key changes in the mechanisms of state and institutions.

The Executive Secretary of the Joint Revenue Board in Nigeria emphasizes the need for state governments to conform to new national tax laws to enhance fiscal reforms.

Christiane Schenderlein discusses the results from the Winter Games and the need for reforms in Germany's sports system.

Deputy Florencia Carignano's controversial actions during a legislative session spark a broader discussion about the state and strategies of Peronism in Argentina.

Donald Trump's State of the Union address is eagerly anticipated as it comes amidst significant domestic and international challenges for him.

Saxony-Anhalt is pushing for a parliamentary reform to counter the rising influence of the AfD ahead of upcoming state elections.

The French Senate has begun discussing a significant constitutional reform for New Caledonia, aiming to establish it as a new state, amid concerns of opposition disrupting the process.

Rural councils in New South Wales face significant financial challenges, with some on the brink of insolvency, prompting calls for state government reform in grant funding allocation.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed a significant law aimed at enhancing safety and accountability in the state's prison system following public outrage over inmate deaths.

The article critiques demands for painful social reforms from the SPD and political opposition, highlighting the potential negative impacts on the German social welfare system.

Maximilian Böltl, a former mayor, is now a lawmaker in Bavaria focusing on improving bureaucratic processes and reducing frustration for citizens.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a proposal for significant educational reforms in the state's 2026-27 budget.

Experts suggest that there is still time for the Polish government to reconsider its approach to labor reforms involving the State Labor Inspectorate.

In Hesse, citizens are expressing their astonishment over the sheer size of ballots for local elections, highlighting the failures of the state's electoral law due to excessive reforms over the past decades.

The Green Party in Germany is proposing collaboration with the federal government for comprehensive social reforms requiring constitutional changes.

President Karol Nawrocki has introduced a legislative proposal pertaining to the judiciary amidst ongoing concerns about the state of justice in Poland.

Czech Minister of Labor Aleš Juchelka affirmed that promised pension reforms will proceed quickly, despite warnings about their potential negative impact on the state budget.

A proposed judicial reform in Estonia aims to shift the allocation of state budget funds for courts from the Ministry of Justice to a new service, which has raised concerns about judicial independence.

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

The Rector of Kogi State Polytechnic has called on staff to support ongoing reforms to enhance the institution's performance and productivity.

The Latvian Ministry of Education responds to a State Audit Office audit regarding inequalities in primary education, emphasizing both the need for reforms and that some conclusions are outdated.

The current sick leave system in Norway is deemed unfair and ineffective for the most vulnerable, necessitating reform to avoid negative outcomes for workers and public finances.

Michoacán has passed a constitutional reform that prevents state governments from contracting debt beyond their six-year term, aiming to put an end to decades of public debt burdens on the population.

The government of Tarcísio de Freitas is pushing for a bill to reorganize the career paths of state teachers in São Paulo, amid significant opposition from unions.

The Argentine government plans to deduct pay from state employees participating in a strike called by CGT on the day a labor reform is debated.

The article contrasts the educational transformation in Mississippi with the failing schools in Chicago, questioning why a state with fewer resources has achieved such dramatic improvements while Chicago continues to struggle.

Starting from April, the average old-age pension in Estonia is set to increase by 5.3% to 860 euros, while the state pension will rise to 414 euros per month.

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation invalidated a reform that discriminated against minors with disabilities by preventing them from participating in the State of Quintana Roo's Parliament for People with Disabilities.

The article discusses the state of healthcare in Czechia, questioning the current system and its effectiveness, particularly in relation to recent leadership changes.

The recent approval of an Israeli plan facilitating the annexation of occupied West Bank lands has drawn widespread condemnation from the UN, EU, and Arab nations, with concerns over its impact on regional stability and the two-state solution.

The Guardian's podcast addresses key questions about Blue Labour, Manchesterism, and the state of the two-party system in UK politics.

The ongoing reform in Latvia's State Revenue Service has been laborious, marked by significant challenges and associated legal battles.

Inheritance tax collection in São Paulo reached a new record of R$ 6.9 billion in 2025, marking a 3% increase from the previous year due to new tax reforms and heightened government oversight.

The Czech state has had to pay millions due to unlawful eviction actions taken against a mother and her children by a court executor.

Michoacán Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla has proposed a constitutional reform aimed at preventing the state from accruing public debt beyond his term.

The Argentine government is implementing a new initiative aimed at professionalizing the public sector to create a stable workforce with clear labor rules.

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.

Former Minister Alekos Papadopoulos emphasized the need for institutional renewal of Greece and radical changes to the state's functions at a discussion event organized by the Institute for Social Democracy.

Latvia's proposed public procurement reform could significantly decrease transparency by allowing government agencies to spend large sums without public announcements or competitive bidding processes.

A proposed public procurement reform in Latvia could significantly limit transparency by increasing procurement thresholds, allowing large sums of public money to be spent without open tenders.