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Montenegro Airport Concession Fails Over €100 Million Advance
Businessvijesti-me1mo ago

Montenegro Airport Concession Fails Over €100 Million Advance

The final decision on the 2019 public tender for airport concessions in Montenegro will be made by the Parliament, as the executive branch was unwilling to award the concession to the second-ranked bidder, Corporation America Airports, due to its financial offer.

French Parliamentary Report Deems Fuel Aid "Insufficient"
Politicsle-figaro1mo ago

French Parliamentary Report Deems Fuel Aid "Insufficient"

A parliamentary report by Socialist MP Philippe Brun stated that the 100-euro aid for frequent drivers was "under-utilized" and "very insufficient for rural households, especially the most modest." The executive branch has defended its policies.

US Supreme Court Expands Executive Power, Aids Republicans
Politicsnzz1mo ago

US Supreme Court Expands Executive Power, Aids Republicans

The US Supreme Court has significantly expanded the power of the executive branch, a move that is expected to indirectly benefit Republicans in elections, driven by an ideologically motivated conservative agenda rather than purely partisan interests.

Plenković Accuses SDP of Judicial Interference
Politicsindex-hrjutarnji-list2mo ago2 sources

Plenković Accuses SDP of Judicial Interference

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has accused the opposition SDP party of believing the executive branch should dictate to judges. This accusation comes amidst political tensions and discussions about judicial independence.

Former Speaker Romualdez Faces Corruption Probe, Travel Ban
BusinessRapplerinquirer4mo ago2 sources

Former Speaker Romualdez Faces Corruption Probe, Travel Ban

Former Philippine House Speaker Romualdez is under investigation for alleged corruption related to budget decisions and infrastructure projects, with the Ombudsman seeking a precautionary hold departure order and asset freeze against him. Romualdez has denied being a scapegoat and is attempting to travel for a medical follow-up.

Pangasinan opts out of 4-day workweek plan
Politicsinquirer5mo ago

Pangasinan opts out of 4-day workweek plan

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan – The Pangasinan provincial government has decided not to adopt a four-day workweek, citing concerns that it could disrupt the delivery of essential public services, particularly in healthcare. Vice Governor Mark Lambino said the decision came after officials studied the feasibility of the extended Monday-to-Thursday work scheme authorized by Malacañang for executive branch

Foundation Center for Democracy Warns of Collapse in Serbian Education System
Politicsdanas5mo ago

Foundation Center for Democracy Warns of Collapse in Serbian Education System

The Foundation Center for Democracy has warned that the Serbian education system is facing collapse, citing the employment status of education workers, constant pressure from the executive branch, and legal insecurity as the biggest problems. They believe the issues are so deep that political changes alone are unlikely to bring improvement.

Montenegrin DNP Vice-President on Former DPS Regime's Role
Politicsvijesti-me21d ago

Montenegrin DNP Vice-President on Former DPS Regime's Role

The Vice-President of the Democratic People's Party (DNP) believes that protecting former Montenegrin President Milo Đukanović from criminal prosecution was the main reason the Democratic Front did not join the executive branch after the 2020 parliamentary elections.

Prosecutor Lazić on 'Mrdić's Laws' Effect in Serbia
Politicsn1-serbiadanas5mo ago2 sources

Prosecutor Lazić on 'Mrdić's Laws' Effect in Serbia

Prosecutor Radovan Lazić states that the adoption of the so-called 'Mrdić's Laws' has enabled the executive branch to subordinate and block the Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office (TOK) in cases where it perceives danger.

Montenegrin Government Initiates Legal Action to Protect Public Interest
Politicsvijesti-me2mo ago

Montenegrin Government Initiates Legal Action to Protect Public Interest

Montenegrin government official Koprivica stated that the executive branch, through its competent institutions and working bodies, has taken concrete, lawful, and timely steps to protect public interest and prevent a specific case from being permanently archived without exhausting all available legal instruments.