After state assistance, Votorantim City Hall abandons plan to close neonatal ICU and opens 6 more beds
The Votorantim City Hall has reversed its decision to close neonatal ICU beds after the state government promised to fund the service.
Police urge Ondo churches, mosques to suspend night services
The Nigeria Police Force has advised religious leaders in Ondo State to suspend night services amid security threats following a recent kidnapping incident during a church service.
The health service is in a terrible state. Will all patients be treated?
Poland's National Health Fund owes eight billion złoty to medical facilities, causing significant operational difficulties and potential treatment limitations for patients.
A man and a dog died in a fire last night
A fire in Ogre district, Latvia, resulted in the deaths of a man and a dog, as reported by the State Fire and Rescue Service.
The State Revenue Service has simplified the income declaration form
The State Revenue Service of Latvia has streamlined the 2025 income declaration form, reducing the number of fields and clarifying terminology.
Kwara promotes 2,000 civil servants
The Kwara State Government has promoted over 2,000 civil servants following successful examinations and interviews for the 2024 promotion exercise.
State enterprises have taken a direction towards 'platform labor'
Estonian state enterprises are moving towards platform-based labor, shifting from traditional employment contracts to more flexible service contracts.
Created artificial smoke to steal confiscated goods. Behind the scenes of the VID "excise case"
Inspections by Latvia's State Revenue Service (VID) reveal that some officials are manipulating the destruction of confiscated excise goods to embezzle them instead.
Kwara Poly to reopen March 2 after shutdown over NYSC camp row
Kwara State Polytechnic in Nigeria will reopen on March 2, 2026, following a temporary closure due to issues related to the National Youth Service Corps camp.
Twelve Unions Sent a Letter to the Prime Minister
Twelve public and state service unions have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, expressing concerns over the low level of social dialogue and ministers' commitment to collective bargaining.
Bill ensuring priority for people with diabetes in queues is approved in Ale-RR
A bill promoting priority service for individuals with diabetes in public and commercial queues has been approved by the state assembly in Roraima, Brazil.
The State Security Service initiates criminal prosecution for glorifying Russia's war crimes and inciting hatred
The Latvian State Security Service has proposed criminal charges against an individual for publicly glorifying Russian war crimes and inciting national and ethnic hatred.
See the step-by-step for digital possession in the Education competition; check the list of those called
The Tocantins government has summoned 130 approved candidates from the Education competition, providing guidance on the mandatory Digital Possession procedure for entry into the state public service.
Ruslan Shoszyn: From Intelligence Power to Propaganda Tool? Putin Changed the SVR into an Instrument of Disinformation
The article discusses the transformation of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) under Putin's regime, from a respected intelligence agency into a tool for state propaganda and disinformation.
Russian historian, North Korea specialist Lankov included in Latvia's "black list" at the request of security service
Latvia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has added historian Aleksei Lankov to its list of undesirable persons based on recommendations from the State Security Service due to concerns over national security.
Lankov Included in Latvia's Blacklist at the Request of the VDD
Russian historian and North Korea specialist Andrei Lankov has been placed on Latvia's blacklist of undesirable persons following an initiative from the State Security Service (VDD).
Adamawa leads as 616,873 apply for police recruitment
Adamawa State has topped the list with 38,989 applications in the ongoing recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force, contributing to a total of 616,873 applicants nationwide, according to the Police Service Commission.
First responder returning home from duty killed in Russian drone strike on Sumy Oblast
A State Emergency Service officer was killed by a Russian drone strike while returning home from duty in Sumy Oblast, Ukraine.
Trump paints rosy picture of US in record-long State of the Union speech
In his record-setting State of the Union address, President Trump portrayed an optimistic vision for America's future while criticizing social service fraud linked to the Somali community in Minnesota.
The State Forest Service Warns: Deep Snow and Thawing Can Cause Deer Mortality
The State Forest Service of Latvia warns that deep snow and thawing conditions can lead to the mortality of deer, particularly in areas with heavy snowfall.
State of the Union
The article discusses various aspects of the economy and social issues facing the country, focusing on the contributions of individuals who dedicate their lives to public service.
Two municipalities have not submitted applications for security clearance for executives
Two municipalities in Latvia failed to submit applications for security clearances for their executive directors, according to the State Security Service (VDD).
A person has died in a fire in the Krāslava region
A fire in a residential building in Krāslava resulted in the death of an individual, as reported by the State Fire and Rescue Service of Latvia (VUGD).
Four killed in Russian strike in Zaporizhia region
A Russian airstrike in a village in the Zaporizhia region killed four people when a residential building was destroyed, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service.
Two municipalities have not submitted applications for state secret clearance for executive directors
Two local governments in Latvia did not apply for state secret clearance for their executive directors amid ongoing evaluations by the State Security Service.
When Trump speaks to Congress, one cabinet member is in a secret location – a grim reason behind it
During President Donald Trump's State of the Union address, one cabinet member, known as the designated survivor, was located in a secret area monitored by the Secret Service as a precaution against possible catastrophes.
DER-RO will have to pay pension and R$ 150,000 for the death of an employee run over in service; understand
The Justice Tribunal of Rondônia upheld a ruling requiring the state's Department of Roads to compensate the family of an employee killed by a steamroller while on duty.
On the Death of Rita Süssmuth: Farewell to a Fighter
Rita Süssmuth, a prominent figure in German politics and the first female Minister for Women, is honored with a state memorial service following her passing.
Several people injured in fires in Latvia on Monday
Multiple individuals were injured in various fires across Latvia, as reported by the State Fire and Rescue Service (VUGD).
Five Injured in Russian Drone Attack on Zaporizhzhia
Five people, including a child, were injured in a Russian drone attack in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, as reported by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
Rep. Randy Fine to bring 4-legged guest Sadie to Trump's State of the Union amid backlash over X post
Rep. Randy Fine plans to bring his father's service dog, Sadie, to President Trump’s State of the Union address as a statement against backlash over his controversial social media post about dogs and Muslims.
Nepotism and AfD: The State as Opponent and Cow
The article discusses the concept of nepotism in the context of the AfD party and critiques how the state is perceived as both an opponent and a source of resources.
VID investigator allegedly illegally acquired a 'Rolex' watch worth 7,000 euros and pawned it
A State Revenue Service investigator in Latvia is under investigation for allegedly illegally acquiring and pawning a Rolex watch worth 7,000 euros.
Several institutions have requested exception to allow citizens of aggressor states to access critical infrastructure
The State Security Service of Latvia has received requests from several institutions to allow citizens of Russia and Belarus access to critical infrastructure under exceptional circumstances, although no such permissions have been granted thus far.
A person died in a house fire in Daugavpils
A house fire in Daugavpils on February 22 resulted in the death of one individual, as reported by the State Fire and Rescue Service.
State of Emergency in New York – "Stay Home"
A state of emergency has been declared in New York due to a severe snowstorm impacting the northeastern United States, leading to travel bans and thousands of flight cancellations.
VIDEO ⟩ Stress and anxiety. More than a third of those called to the State Defense Service are rejected due to health reasons
In Latvia, more than a third of volunteers called to the new State Defense Service face rejection due to health issues, amid an increased military recruitment effort since the spate of conflicts in Ukraine.
VUGD has received several calls about burning soot in home chimneys
The Latvian State Fire and Rescue Service (VUGD) received multiple calls regarding burning soot in residential chimneys over the last day.
DRC: After an alert from the IMF, Félix Tshisekedi launches an audit of civil servant salaries
President Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC has initiated an audit of civil servant salaries following an IMF warning about the unsustainable wage bill exceeding half of the state's budget.
The FSB Security Service Considers Telegram a Threat to State Security
The FSB claims that Telegram poses a threat to national security.
If you plan to stroll around the city? Hoy No Circula for Saturday, February 21, for CDMX and Edomex
The article outlines the Hoy No Circula vehicle restrictions for Mexico City and the State of Mexico on February 21, as well as service disruptions on Line 2 of the metro due to renovations.
Ramagem's wife has been out of work for more than 90 days and will have to justify 45 days of absence
Rebeca Ramagem, a state prosecutor in Brazil, has not worked for 96 days and must explain her prolonged absence.
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.
None of the state units of Correios met the delivery deadline targets; Roraima had the worst index at 65%
No state unit of Brazil's postal service Correios managed to meet the delivery deadline targets, with Roraima showing the lowest performance at 65%.
Can the State Revenue Service collect data about you without initiating an audit? The Supreme Court ruling will not please tax inspectors
The Supreme Court of Latvia questions the authority of the State Revenue Service (VID) to gather data about individuals without formally starting an audit, in a case involving undeclared income from puppy sales.
State official escaped a 200,000-euro criminal suspicion by paying 3,000 euros
A former transport agency executive avoided prosecution for allegedly directing a 200,000-euro state contract to companies connected to his alleged mistress by agreeing to pay 3,000 euros to the state.
Political scientist: The security service should explain why state secret clearance was not issued to an official
Political scientist Rozenvalds argues that the Security Service should clarify why state secret clearance was denied to dismissed Rēzekne Mayor Aleksandrs Bartaševičs, warning about the alarming trends in secrecy and public perception.
There will be three new generals in the Ministry of the Interior
The Ministry of the Interior has prepared government decision projects to award the rank of general to two Deputy Chiefs of the State Fire and Rescue Service and one official from the State Police.
Reform would hand over the distribution of funds to a new agency instead of the Ministry of Justice
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.
You have made public service worthwhile, Osinbajo tells Otti
Former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo praises Abia State Governor Alex Otti for his impactful leadership and social welfare reforms during a birthday visit.