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Transportues nga Serbia, Maqedonia e Veriut, Bosnje e Hercegovina dhe Mali i Zi pritet të bllokojnë sot pikat kufitare për qarkullimin e mallrave drejt zonës Schengen të Bashkimit Evropian.

Comisia juridică din Senat şi Comisia specială "România fără violenţă domestică" au adoptat luni raportul asupra proiectului de lege privind prevenirea şi combaterea femicidului în România, transmite Agerpres. Proiectul corectează vulnerabilitățile legislației actuale și va fi pus în dezbatere în Senat la începutul lunii februarie, anunță într-un comunicat președinta Comisiei Speciale, Alina Gorghiu.

உலகின் மிகப்பெரிய எண்ணெய் இருப்புகளையும், மதிப்பிட முடியாத அளவிற்கு அருமண் தனிமங்கள் மற்றும் உத்திசார் கனிமங்களையும் கொண்டுள்ள வெனிசுலா, சரிந்துவரும் மேலாதிக்கத்தைத் தக்கவைக்கத் துடிக்கும் அமெரிக்காவின் வேட்டைக்களமாக மாறியுள்ளது.

A professora Maria Paula Bertran, da Faculdade de Direito da USP de Ribeirão Preto e pesquisadora do Instituto de Estudos Avançados da universidade, esteve na França como professora convidada da Escola de Estudos Avançados em Ciências Sociais de Paris (EHESS). Em conversa com a RFI, ela comentou avanços recentes do Brasil em litígios no exterior, o papel da tecnologia no direito e suas pesquisas sobre grandes casos judiciais, como a Operação Lava Jato.

Journalists have used local reporting, open source analysis, and forensic reconstruction to verify events happening on the ground in Gaza, allowing them to challenge official narratives and preserve evidence for future accountability.

Условите на осумтемина не беа веднаш јасни. Тие беа во двоен авион „Бомбардиер Челинџер 600“ кога полета од Меѓународниот аеродром Бангор околу 19:45 часот, соопшти ФАА

Colorado schools that rely on workers from other countries could face staffing difficulties under the Trump administration’s implementation of a $100,000 fee for the visa those workers must obtain. H-1B visas allow U.S. companies to employ foreign workers in tech and other specialized jobs. In education, they could include teachers, professors and researchers.  President Donald […]

At least three candidates plan to run for two seats on the North Dakota Public Service Commission in the 2026 election, with both incumbents announcing campaigns this month.   Commissioner Sheri Haugen-Hoffart announced earlier this month that she will seek reelection to a six-year term.  Haugen-Hoffart was appointed to the PSC in February 2022 and won […]

Thirty-five years ago, Michigan workers were paid far more than their counterparts in North Carolina and Texas, and about the same amount as wage-earners in Massachusetts. Today, workers in all those states are bringing home paychecks that are far fatter than those of Michigan workers. That’s because those states made the transition to a knowledge […]

After North Carolina’s two largest medical providers halted gender-affirming care for patients below the age of 19, trans youth in the state are left with few options for treatment. Ahead of a looming Trump administration crackdown on treatments like hormone replacement therapy — which substitutes sex-related hormones like estrogen or testosterone to physically transition patients’ […]

After two widespread flooding events hit communities in both southern and northern West Virginia last year, taking lives and wrecking numerous structures, the Legislature is eyeing changes to how money could be disbursed following such catastrophes. Two similar bills — House Bill 4018 and Senate Bill 390 — are advancing through the Legislature’s separate bodies. […]

State leaders who want to curb the increasingly violent arrest tactics of immigration enforcement agents in Minneapolis and elsewhere are struggling to push back. They’ve promised civil rights legislation that could offer alleged victims another route to courts, ordered up official tribunals to gather video and other records, or asked cities to refuse requests to […]

When LeyAnn Gehlen-Wampler of Medicine Lodge, Kansas, gave birth to her son last year, she faced a common dilemma in rural communities:  She needed to work to pay her living expenses, but the cost of childcare—if she could find it—would be more than she could earn in most jobs.  The ideal solution, she thought, would […] The post Plexes, Pods, and Micro-Centers: New Family Childcare Models Are Bringing Business and Families Back to Main Street appeared first on The Daily Yonder.

With fewer and fewer employees to run the prisons, psychologists were repeatedly forced to act as guards.

The company has increasingly come under scrutiny after a state lawmaker raised the alarm about numerous inmates suffering from treatable illnesses and Mississippi Today began investigating the alleged routine denial of health care in Mississippi prisons.

Several Michigan churches have launched housing projects in recent years amid a severe housing shortage, but some advocates would like to see legislation clearing regulatory hurdles and offering financial support.

Under siege in the Twin Cities, we see indiscriminate operations that sweep up both legal and unauthorized noncitizens. The post Seek balance in immigration enforcement as a ‘nation of nations’ appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: DOC launches website to fight misinformation; judge bars federal officials from destroying evidence related to Saturday's shooting; and AG Bondi makes demands for ICE withdrawal. The post Video evidence contradicts federal officials’ claims after fatal shooting of Alex Pretti  appeared first on MinnPost.

As the GOP and its factions debate what constitutes American identity, opposition to Islam has become a key campaign pillar for some Texas Republicans in statewide races and beyond.

Meta’s planned data center could be El Paso’s biggest electricity user. Some residents worry that a new power plant to run it would worsen air pollution and guzzle water.