24 articles tagged with "government"
In a recent meeting, the Prime Minister called on nearly 80 Union Secretaries to prioritize ease of doing business and living, emphasizing the need for collaborative planning.
On June 30, 2026, Chief Minister Hemant Soren announced the appointment of 1,042 new teachers in Jharkhand, highlighting the critical role of educators in societal progress.
In a significant move against corruption, the CBI has arrested a senior IAS official linked to a funds misappropriation case involving the Haryana government.
The Romanian Parliament's decision to reject PM-designate Adrian Vestea adds to the ongoing political instability, raising concerns about potential snap elections.
A recently introduced bill seeks to limit government influence on online platforms, aiming to safeguard individual rights to free expression. Supporters believe this is crucial for democracy.
The federal government has unveiled a new initiative designed to enhance the mining workforce across North America through targeted training and collaboration.
As governments globally impose age-gates on internet access, the implications for information flow and community engagement are concerning.
In response to significant public outcry and declining poll numbers, the Swedish government has decided to revise its deportation policies affecting young residents who grew up in the country.
The recent issuance of a 10-year residency permit to Xenia Fedorova, former head of RT France, has led to significant embarrassment among French officials, raising questions about the decision-making process.
The Trump administration has proposed new measures to enforce non-disclosure agreements across federal agencies, aiming to enhance confidentiality but potentially impacting transparency.
In Belgrade, police confronted thousands of demonstrators calling for early elections, using teargas and stun grenades. The protest occurred despite transportation disruptions.
Former President Donald Trump has announced he will not be attending his son's wedding, citing obligations related to government duties. This decision raises questions about family dynamics.
