MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday warned profiteers exploiting the worsening situation in the Middle East that the government will pursue legal action against them. “If you take advantage of the situation, there will be consequences. You may face charges and could even lose the opportunity to continue doing business,” Palace press
Deputy Ranking Member on Parliament’s Employment, Labour Relations, and Pensions Committee, Frank Asiedu Bekoe, has urged the government to engage in honest and respectful discussions with the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) to resolve the ongoing indefinite strike.
Italy's communications authority, Agcom, has reminded all TV broadcasters, including Rai, to ensure fair representation of institutional subjects in news programs, particularly concerning the ongoing referendum and the government's stance against the judiciary.
In response to rising crude oil and natural gas futures prices due to the escalating situation in Iran, the government is proceeding with concrete support measures, focusing on subsidies for gasoline, electricity, and gas prices, to protect small and medium-sized enterprises and the lives of citizens.
The head of Croatia's Hydrocarbon Agency stated that the government has decisively reacted to rising oil prices, noting that Croatia possesses three months of strategic oil reserves.
A proposed ban on headscarves in Finnish schools, pushed by the Finns Party, has stalled due to disagreements within the government. The Minister of Education suggests local guidelines are more appropriate given the rarity of such issues.
Moldova's Ministry of Labor and Social Protection has proposed a 6.84% increase in social assistance for adults and children, effective April 1, with the draft resolution on the government's agenda for March 11.
Nasarawa State expresses concern over rising gender-based violence, urging collective action. On IWD 2026, the government calls on women to report abuse.
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The Wise Response Society wants more action from the government in the face of what could be "massive economic disruption" caused by global fuel shortages.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Raghav Chadha has urged the government to expand the 'Udaan Yatri Cafes' initiative to all airports across the country to provide affordable food options for travelers.
SYRIZA-PS claims the Greek government's 'penal populism' is causing the collapse of Greek prisons, stating they have repeatedly highlighted problems and requested initiatives that the government ignored.
INA stated on Monday that it is important for all market interventions to be carefully balanced to avoid serious disruptions in the supply and demand balance, adding that they are also doing...
Representatives from PSD, USR, and UDMR accused the government of introducing a mechanism in the budget project that would use funds from local communities across the country to pay off Bucharest City Hall's debts, leading to disputes within the coalition.
Considering the impact of the storms and the effects of the war in the Middle East, Miranda Sarmento admits that the Government does not "exclude deficit situations, if the circumstances so require."
BIRN journalist Radmilo Marković believes that Aleksandar Vučić's party will likely win the upcoming local elections in Serbia but warned that the true extent of the government's actions will only be revealed when a change of power occurs.
Gottipati Ravi Kumar claims that the donors contributed ₹12 lakh towards establishment of safe drinking water plants in eight schools, and stresses that with the cooperation of donors, the government schools in the State can be developed on par with private institutions
Montenegrin MP Boris Mugoša suggests the government can use legally permitted temporary excise tax adjustments to correct rising fuel prices, noting that state duties comprise about 50% of the final fuel cost.
In 2023, BrahMos Aerospace, a company jointly owned by the governments of India and Russia, told Reuters it was in advanced discussions with Jakarta on a potential agreement estimated to be worth between $200 million and $350 million. Rico said the agreement was "part of the modernisation of military hardware and defence capabilities, especially in the maritime sector."
U.K. borrowing costs surged again on Monday on rising energy prices, while the government is talking to international partners and its central bank to assess ways to limit economi...
A repatriation flight carrying 54 Portuguese citizens arrived in Lisbon from Riyadh, with the government stating it does not foresee another such operation but continues to monitor the situation.
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa has proposed that the government decide on two official investigations into the implementation of the Rail Baltica railway project.
Slobodan Cvejić, Vice President of the Serbia Center (SRCE) party, stated that physical attacks and pressures on opposition representatives and students demonstrate a direct and visible connection between the government and organized violent groups.
The international credit rating agency Moody’s justified its decision, announced on Friday night in London, by citing the further deterioration of relations between the Hungarian capital and the government, emphasizing that this situation has exacerbated the already significant liquidity stress on Budapest and worsened the city’s budget planning capabilities. The company downgraded Budapest’s long-term domestic […]
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Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi stated that the government is considering support measures for gasoline, electricity, and gas prices if they surge due to rising crude oil futures amidst the situation in Iran.
A SYRIZA-PS MP has filed a question to the relevant minister regarding the government's decision to revoke the selection procedures for administrations through ASEP, calling it a political scandal.
A debate is ongoing in France regarding whether the government should reduce fuel taxes to offset the increase in oil prices, a measure being considered to alleviate consumer burden.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) leader Feijóo has proposed reducing the energy VAT to 10% for the duration of the war and offering €200 in income tax relief to mitigate the economic consequences of the war in Iran, presenting these measures to the government.
The Minister of Energy, Bogdan Ivan, said on Saturday in Bistrița that it is "extremely important" that in Romania the price of fuel does not reach 10 lei per liter, which is why at the moment…
Government cannot determine cocoa producer prices without factoring in the realities of the international market, a key presidential official has said, as authorities continue engagements with farmers over the recent reduction in farmgate prices.
Dr Peter Boamah Otokunor, Director of Presidential Initiatives in Agriculture and Agribusiness at the Office of the President, said that although the government announces the producer price for cocoa, the final value of the commodity is ultimately d...
The year 2025 was a year of student rebellion. In the shadow of student actions, the government and its attempts to copy initiatives that mobilized remained.
David Weaver says proposed jury reforms and slow progress on equality risk eroding support in marginal seats
Labour is in “deep trouble” with Black voters, a former government adviser has warned, saying the party is at risk of being seen as “accepting the normalisation of racism”.
David Weaver, who is the chair of Operation Black Vote (OBV), said the government’s plans to restrict juries would “heighten, normalise and embed” racial disproportionality in the justice system and that Black voter...
A former Chief Justice of India has stated that the government lacks the necessary intent to achieve gender parity within the country's judicial system.
Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) has accused the government of removing information pertaining to the interim period from its official websites.
Swiss Defense Minister Martin Pfister stated that the government in Bern considers American and Israeli attacks on Iran to be a violation of international law.
In a first for the government hospitals in the state, an artificial intelligence-based smart cochlear implant has been implanted in the ear of a three-year-old girl at the Rajasthan University of…
The Democratic Party announced today, regarding the closure of Serbia's office with Eurojust, that the government, for the sake of political control over the prosecution...
Slovenia successfully evacuated 912 Slovenian citizens and 146 EU and other foreign nationals, with the government communication office stating that the country achieved 'something incredible' in its evacuation efforts.
Bangladesh's Home Minister announced that the government has cancelled the traditional Independence Day illumination events as a measure to reduce energy consumption.
The Government is reviewing its position on the continued deployment of Ghanaian troops to Lebanon following a missile attack that injured four soldiers serving in a United Nations peacekeeping…
Air Serbia has organized an evacuation flight from Dubai's Al Maktoum International Airport for Serbian citizens, in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Government of Serbia.
The Congress party criticized the government over increasing pollution levels and called for a review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards, emphasizing a need for focus on PM2.5.
Contradictions and mixed signals have consistently marked the government’s discourse, because the objective is always to win publicity points. The example is set by President Nikos Christodoulides himself and is dutifully followed by his spokesmen and ministers. In the same speech, the president could state that he would not engage in the blame game over […]
The government is considering adopting a price cap system for oil for the first time in nearly 30 years, sources said Sunday, amid concerns over rising energy prices following the escalating conflict…
A charter flight carrying Japanese travelers and others remaining in the Middle East departed from Oman on the 8th and is scheduled to arrive in Japan by night. Flights are also scheduled to depart from Saudi Arabia on the 9th, but the government is coordinating additional flights as it anticipates a larger number of applicants.
In his Ard Fheis address, Peadar Tóibín, leader of Aontú, attributed the housing crisis, homelessness, lower birth rates, and rising fuel costs to the government's policies.
Bechtel-Enka confirmed that the government does not owe them any money, following questions regarding the dismissal of about fifty employees. The company highlighted its legacy of delivering major highways in Central and Eastern Europe.
A significant increase in petrol prices in Pakistan has led to widespread public outcry and transport chaos, with citizens urging the government to reverse the surge.
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Opposition parties have sharply criticised the BJP-led government following a Rs 60 increase in domestic LPG cylinder prices and Rs 115 for commercial cylinders. Leaders from Congress and TMC accused Prime Minister Modi of burdening households with rising costs, while the government assured sufficient fuel supplies amidst West Asia tensions.
Constitutional law professor Kasim Trnka assessed the request of the Government of Republika Srpska (RS) to establish a working unit of the Catering Service in Brčko District.
Konkan Railway plans to arrange a coach watering facility at Udupi within six to seven months, pending the government's provision of a water source, following demands from local MPs.
A Montenegrin NGO, HRA, expressed concern over the government's allowance of party dominance in the security sector at the expense of human rights, criticizing the lack of clear demands from the European Commission.
PM Tarique of Bangladesh reiterates the government's firm commitment to equal rights for men and women and is reported to be continuing his work at the Prime Minister's Office over the weekend.
Key representatives from both the government and opposition, including politicians Kaliňák, Blanár, and Gašpar, are scheduled to appear in television and radio studios this weekend for various discussions.
Gender Equality Minister Won Min-kyong issued Saturday an apology to former sex workers whose rights were violated in now-defunct brothels built around American military bases, marking the government's first official apology. "As the gender minister dealing with gender equality and women's rights, I offer my sincere apologies to the victims for the state's actions that violated their human rights at the Gijichon," Won said in a message marking International Women's Day, which falls on Sunday. "W
The artificial intelligence company Anthropic has filed two lawsuits against the Department of Defense, challenging its designation as a 'supply chain risk'.
In Leiria, Portugal, the 'Kristin' program has received 7,500 applications but only 59 payments have been made, leading to criticism of the government for creating unrealistic expectations.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police – Highway Patrol Group (PNP -HPG) ordered its patrol officers to save on fuel amid looming price hikes triggered by escalating tensions in the…
Former MP Ervin Salianji shared images from a recent meeting with Democrats and sympathizers in Vlorë, asserting that corruption has plagued the government and that it is their duty to remove Prime Minister Rama.
Negotiations on Portugal's labor package have concluded without an agreement, with 12 key points still unresolved after seven months of discussions. The government has pledged to continue efforts to reach a consensus.
The government of the Azores is investing 10.4 million euros in agriculture, part of a larger 34 million euro plan aimed at the economic relaunch and acceleration of long-referenced investments in the sector.
Francisco Calheiros, president of the Portuguese Tourism Confederation, criticized the UGT union for its unwillingness to make concessions to reach an agreement with the government. He admitted that the confederation dropped some demands, but it was not enough for a deal.
Germany is considering reactivating coal-fired power plants from its grid reserve to help lower energy prices and conserve gas amidst the ongoing gas crisis, though the government remains hesitant.
Ministers are facing pressure to deliver on infrastructure projects, with the government accused of failing to initiate major schemes despite a pipeline topping £700bn.
Minister for Finance Simon Harris has said the Government will keep everything under review in terms of intervening in the economy as a result of high energy prices caused by the Iran War.
A Philippine lawmaker has urged that teachers should no longer be burdened with non-teaching tasks, specifically those related to the government's feeding program.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced that the government is considering a plan to interrupt electricity supplies to Ukraine, a move he stated would be costly for Ukraine.
Civil society organizations in Bangladesh are urging the government to pass the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) ordinance without any changes. This call was reported by Dhaka Tribune.
The Ghanaian Minister for Health announced that the government has paid GH¢2.6 billion to the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) in 2025 to clear outstanding claims and debts owed to health service providers.
The GOVERNMENT, led by Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, expressed its condolences to the family, colleagues, and friends on the death of journalist Mila Moralić, who, they emphasized, left a significant mark on the media...
The Minister for Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has indicated that the government is prepared to consider sending Sandra Baafi Boateng abroad for specialised medical care if health professionals…
Kostas Tsoukalas, spokesperson for PASOK-Movement for Change, stated that the government has 'catastrophically failed' in curbing inflation and high prices, calling it the 'most unsuccessful' in Europe and urging immediate measures.
A senior presidential official in Ghana, Otokunor, stated that the government is hopeful of resolving the cocoa farmer payment crisis and clearing outstanding arrears within the next two to three weeks.
The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has given preliminary approval for the appointment of Dino Selimović as the acting director of Sarajevo Airport, pending confirmation by the Supervisory Board.
Croatian Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar announced that the government has reintroduced regulation of maximum retail fuel prices. This measure aims to protect households, citizens, and the economy from rising costs.
Ghana's Deputy Minister of Agriculture, John Dumelo, announced that the government has distributed thousands of water pump machines, seized from illegal mining ('galamsey') operators, to farmers across the country to boost irrigation farming.
The National Alliance of Student Organizations in Romania (ANOSR) announced a protest against the government's intention to allocate less money to the Ministry of Education and Research than the previous year.
The Deputy Minister of Agriculture, John Dumelo, has said that the volume of poultry products imported into the country is expected to fall sharply once the government’s Nkoko Nkitikiti initiative begins to yield results.
A Montenegrin official criticizes the government for labeling any criticism as cooperation with the previous regime, highlighting concerns about the lack of effective oversight mechanisms for police reforms.
Norway's Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg is scheduled to hold a press conference on Monday in preparation for the government's work on the state budget.
Pakistan's monthly oil import bill is projected to increase to $600 million as West Asian tensions push global crude prices above $100 a barrel. The government is reportedly preparing contingency plans, seeking IMF relief on petroleum levies, and exploring alternative fuel routes.
The hiring push is unfolding under new rules designed to give the White House greater influence over the government’s 2-million person civilian workforce.
The director of the Montenegrin Littoral Regional Waterworks, Krs Radović, thanked the government for extending the deadline for collecting a special fee until December 31, 2034, emphasizing its importance for stable regional water supply.
The Danish government is criticized for its 'stupid and arrogant' dismissal of the Liberal Alliance's proposal for Danish nuclear power, despite the government's plan to invest billions in green energy.
Despite existing systems for monitoring traffic and verifying revenue in Ghana's telecom industry, the government introduced another monitoring platform through KelniGVG, raising questions.
Irish hauliers are threatening major road and airport blockades in protest against surging fuel prices and the government's refusal to cut motorway tolls, warning of severe disruptions.
Norhayati Mohd Ariffin, wife of missing social activist Amri Che Mat, has filed a High Court submission to prevent the government from delaying the probe into his 2016 disappearance.
Malaysia has cut operating licence fees for gyms in Kuala Lumpur by 80 per cent, offering fitness operators a regulatory “carrot” as the government tries to push residents in one of Southeast Asia’s…
Hong Kong has adequate safeguards to prevent any misuse of the Exchange Fund, according to the economist known as the “father of the city’s dollar peg”, who called concerns over the government’s decision to draw from the de facto sovereign wealth fund “a little overblown”.
John Greenwood said the government’s plan to transfer HK$150 billion (US$19.1 billion) from the fund – which plays an essential role in defending the Hong Kong dollar’s peg to the US dollar – would have no effect on the...
The Government is likely to stop short of any specific measures to protect consumers from the economic impact of the Iranian crisis until after it is clear how long the situation may last.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Congress have attacked the government for allegedly failing to deliver on a promise of ₹2,500 monthly aid for women, prompting a rebuttal from the BJP.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma says the government will transfer ₹9,000 each to around 40 lakh beneficiary families under the Orunodoi scheme
Severe nationwide floods in Kenya have displaced 50,000 people, swept away 172 vehicles, and resulted in 42 deaths, with nine people still missing. The government has pledged to cover hospital and burial costs for affected families.
PASOK-KINAL spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas announced that the party will propose new legislation for an emergency taxation on the superprofits of banks, criticizing the government's economic performance.
A legislator in Indonesia is calling on the government to develop a comprehensive roadmap for rice exports, aiming to boost the country's agricultural trade.
The government has sanctioned ₹65 lakh for each HWC, which will come up on 2,000 square foot area with a clinic, kshema centre, a day care centre and a washroom.
Serbia's Democratic Party (DS) stated that the government must be held accountable for the collapse of the judiciary and compromising cooperation with Eurojust, following the closure of Serbia's office at the EU institution.
The Vice President of Greece's New Democracy party is reportedly suing satirists, leading to accusations from the opposition that the government is exhibiting an 'authoritarian crescendo' and leading the country down 'dangerous paths'.
Montenegro is introducing a legal obligation for the first time, requiring at least 40% representation of the less represented gender in the government, with one vice-presidential position reserved for women.
Coalition sources have said the campaign to get Phil Hogan elected as the next director general of a UN agency will have little to no involvement from the Government.
As geopolitical shocks from the Middle East send tremors through global energy markets, Franklin Cudjoe, President of IMANI Africa, has called on the government to cease the political exploitation of…
To the doctors' strike, Health adds the chaos of the MIR. Celia Gómez's successor, Miguel Ángel Máñez, admits errors in the Specialized Health Training system and designs a shock plan for...
Hundreds of thousands in Bosnia and Herzegovina remain under threat from landmines, while deminers are losing their jobs and pension rights as foreign donors withdraw and the government neglects key legislation.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah expressed confidence that the BJP will form the government in Uttarakhand again in 2027, highlighting the party's focus on development, job creation, and the Uniform Civil Code.
Seven months after significant disasters, citizens in Montenegro are still waiting for symbolic government aid. The government commission will only review requests once all documentation is complete, with the last batch of applications submitted in late January.
Washington and Caracas agreed to resume diplomatic and consular relations after the US military intervention in Venezuela in January, with Trump formally recognizing the government.
Following recent attacks in Borno, Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima has vowed that the government will use overwhelming force to end the insurgency in the North-East region.
The Green Party in Luxembourg held a party congress in Diekirch, where Sam Tanson criticized the government's housing policy, accusing it of capitulating to the problem.
The Member of Parliament for Walewale, Tiah Abdul-Kabiru Mahama, has criticised the government’s fiscal management, arguing that its spending pattern contradicts claims of cost-cutting and prudent…
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony blames the government's 'senseless and petty tax policy' for the city's credit rating downgrade, while noting Moody's acknowledges reduced debt.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that the government will launch a training program to provide early exposure to IT and digital skills in religious schools.
The Swedish Law Council's relevance is being questioned after its latest criticism of a proposed criminal justice reform, raising doubts about the need for tax-funded legal review if the government proceeds regardless.
The government of Pakistan announced that fuel prices at gas stations will increase by 20%, citing the surge in oil prices in international markets, attributed to the war...
Barraqueiro and Transdev are positioning themselves to bid for the concession of CP's suburban lines. CP has hired Deloitte to study the concession model, but the contract is not publicly available on the government's portal.
Communities Secretary Steve Reed stated that a new definition of anti-Muslim hate will not infringe upon free speech, emphasizing the government's need to address rising hate crimes.
The government of the Netherlands on Monday confirmed its intention to send a frigate to Cyprus, joining a growing list of countries which have deployed naval assets to the island’s vicinity in the…
The World Health Organization recommends that children have three to five hours of classes per week, but the Portuguese situation is different, warns CNAPEF, which asks the Government to act.
Cyprus has launched a countrywide water conservation campaign as dam levels across the island fall to just 21% of capacity, with the government targeting a 10% cut in consumption by 2026.
An initiative for the government to establish a second center for treating childhood and adolescent obesity, which would be located in Sveti Trojici v Slovenskih goricah.
Kostis Hatzidakis, the Greek Vice President, stated the government's firm stance against those seeking to profit from the Middle East crisis, urging against underestimating the crisis but also avoiding 'Armageddon' scenarios.
The Member of Parliament for Awutu Senya, Phillis Naa Koryoo Okunor, has called on the government to ensure adequate funding for malaria vaccination programmes in the wake of global donor support…
The government of Bangladesh has reinstated Kohinoor Mian, a former official of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP). The details of his reinstatement were reported by Dhaka Tribune.
Beginning this week, personnel of the Department of Education will report to their offices from Monday to Thursday and work from home on Fridays as part of the government’s energy-saving measures.
The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has proposed amendments to the Law on Employment of Foreigners to simplify work permit procedures, accelerate administrative processes, and adapt the system to labor market needs.
Luxembourg's Housing Minister Claude Meisch is aware of cases where real estate agencies charge unauthorized 'membership fees' or 'service fees'. The government plans to investigate if complaints about these practices increase.
The Australian Services Union is urging the government to legislate a four-day work week and implement 'roster justice' rules, citing the impact of after-hours work emails on employees.
A visit by Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė's delegation to the Vatican incurred costs of approximately 8,000 euros for the Government Chancellery, excluding military aircraft expenses.
An article questions political parties' excuses for poor poll results and discusses the government's reversal on teenage deportations, noting continued frostiness within the Tidö agreement.
Nenad Rašić, Minister for Communities and Returns in the Government of Kosovo, corrected his earlier statement, clarifying that Prime Minister Albin Kurti's request to implement the Constitutional Court's decision on returning land to Visoki Dečani Monastery in March 2024 was not due to him.
The death toll from heavy rains and flooding in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, and elsewhere has nearly doubled to 42, the government said in a statement issued late on Sunday.
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House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries has said that leadership change is not enough to reopen the government and starting to fund the Department of Homeland Security again.
Fox News used old video of Donald Trump in multiple reports on Saturday and Sunday, concealing from viewers that the commander-in-chie...
The Greek government spokesman, Pavlos Marinakis, stated that the government is committed to protecting citizens from price increases and will implement measures within fiscal possibilities if needed.
Deputy Minister for Food and Agriculture John Dumelo says the government will soon begin commissioning several farm service centres across the country as part of efforts to boost agricultural productivity and improve farmers’ access to essential services.
Gabriel Felbermayr, head of Wifo, believes it is too early for the government to intervene in fuel prices, stating that two euros per liter is not yet high enough to warrant action.
With the government having launched the HPV vaccination drive across the country, here are answers to some frequently asked questions about the virus and the vaccine
Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides stated that the government is not satisfied with the current state of bomb shelters and will make decisions to improve the situation at the next cabinet meeting. He acknowledged positive aspects but also highlighted negative issues.
The government of Niger has directed all political appointees seeking elective offices in the 2027 elections to resign their appointments by March 23, 2026, to meet the one-month requirement before seeking positions.
Deadly rains and flooding in Nairobi and other parts of Kenya have killed at least 42 people, nearly double the previous toll, the government said in a statement late Sunday.
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Despite differing opinions within the government, Lithuania's chief presidential advisor, Asta Skaisgirytė, states that the country will eventually sign a critical minerals agreement with the United States.
Romania's Ombudsman has referred the government's public administration bill to the Constitutional Court, indicating a legal challenge to the proposed legislation.
Defense Minister Hegseth is said to be selling the Iran war to Americans. The government is relying on martial motivational speeches and shooter games.
Copenhagen anticipates spending over half a billion Danish kroner this year on housing and integrating Ukrainian refugees, leading the city council to support the government's proposed significant tightening of the special law for Ukrainians.
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The 8-M feminist demonstrations in Spain transcended partisan attempts to boost the left, with protesters focusing on daily issues like work-life balance and the wage gap, despite the government's 'No to War' slogan.
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Ghana's Education Minister announced that the government is considering allowing approximately 30,000 senior high school graduates who failed mathematics in the WASSCE to re-sit the paper.
The Ministry said it seeks to promote public participation in branding the programme, which is a key pillar of the government’s rural development strategy aligned with the vision of “Viksit Bharat 2047”
The KUMROVEC Memorial Home, once a symbol of struggle and an architectural gem, is being sold by the government for the fifth time as a neglected ruin.
Technologies ranging from AI-powered diagnostics to tele-medicine and non-invasive tools being tested in hospitals across the State as part of MedTech Innovation Challenge launched by the government
Neither the commission chief nor the government released any names of persons responsible for shooting at Gen-Z protesters and other related issues yet after the report submission
The Lithuanian government is proposing improvements to a bill introduced by MP Algirdas Sysas, which aims to label electronic cigarette liquids with excise bands. While generally supportive, the government seeks to transfer the responsibility for establishing the labeling procedure to the State Tax Inspectorate.
What was presented as a sweeping tax break for pensioners risks proving, on closer inspection, a far narrower measure that benefits very few ordinary retirees while allowing the government to claim a generosity the law itself does not deliver. In the Budget Speech on 27 October, the finance minister declared: “Pensioners will not pay tax … Continued
President Nikos Christodoulides issued a firm assurance on Sunday that the government stands by those affected by the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, emphasizing that the state and livestock farmers…
Finnish politicians Sanna Marin and Antti Lindtman hold differing views on nuclear weapons, with Marin criticizing the government's preparation process on the matter.
The Montenegrin company 'Grijanje' and the Secretariat for Communal-Housing Affairs are requesting an extension from the government to continue operations, citing unaddressed irregularities.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal is scheduled to deliver its decision tomorrow on the government's appeal against a High Court ruling concerning pension adjustments.
NAROWAL: A filling station employee was shot dead and his two colleagues were injured by men for refusing to fill jerry cans with petrol the other night after the government announced Rs55 per litre…
Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof emphasized the government's commitment to providing assistance, protection, support, and safe spaces for women, recognizing them as pillars of the nation.
India's Chips to Startups programme is training engineers in semiconductor design. Students from 315 institutions are gaining hands-on experience. The government plans to expand this initiative to 500 institutions. This aims to build a strong talent pipeline for the growing global semiconductor industry. The programme is part of India's larger semiconductor mission.
Self-Defense Force aircraft departed for the Maldives, located southeast of Iran, early on the 8th to handle the evacuation of Japanese travelers and others remaining in the Middle East. This is in preparation for cases where chartered planes arranged by the government cannot be used or when the number of evacuees exceeds expectations.
The government on Saturday dismissed as false the claims circulating on social media that the Centre is planning to create a new Union Territory by combining certain districts from Bihar and West Bengal.
A new law concerning duty-free zones in Montenegro has come into effect, with initial interest in establishing new zones. The government anticipates the legislation will attract foreign investment and boost exports.
The Indian Centre has fact-checked and denied viral social media reports claiming the government is considering the creation of a new Union Territory comprising districts from Bihar and West Bengal.
The government continuing flights to repatriate Cypriots and Cyprus residents back to the island with a fourth flight carrying 170 passengers set to arrive at Larnaca airport at 8pm on Saturday…
The government is proposing changes to nuclear weapons restrictions so that nuclear weapons could be brought into Finland in the future under certain conditions.
Ghana's Minister for Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, has assured that the government will maintain fiscal discipline despite the expiration of restrictions on new domestic bond issuance.
A Fidesz activist reported being shot at while canvassing in Szentendre, Hungary. The incident was announced by the government spokesperson and the Fidesz candidate for the constituency.
The Serbia Centre (SRCE) party in Niš announced that the government's decree to transfer the management of national parks to limited liability companies violates the law and undermines the legal order.
The Minister for Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, has defended the government’s decision to significantly scale down Ghana’s Independence Day celebrations, revealing that the move has reduced the cost of the event by about 90 per cent.
Moody's has downgraded Budapest's credit rating, citing increased liquidity stress and deteriorating budgetary planning capabilities for the city, attributed to its strained relationship with the government.