The world of fiscal policy is undergoing a noticeable transformation. There is a clear, increasing trend towards higher government spending globally, transcending traditional ideological boundaries. This trend is highlighted by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and reflects profound shifts in
The Labour Party has recently introduced a proposal known as "brownfield passports" in an effort to streamline urban housing development on previously used land, often termed brownfield sites. This initiative, detailed in Labour's manifesto, stands as a crucial component of their
Tajikistan is grappling with significant hurdles in its journey towards digital development. Ranked 123rd out of 193 countries on the global e-government development index (EGDI), the nation falls short of the global average. Among the crucial factors contributing to these challenges are its
The recently introduced UK legislation, The Trade, Aircraft, and Shipping Sanctions (Civil Enforcement) Regulations 2024, is set to significantly alter the landscape of sanctions enforcement in the UK. These new rules, effective October 10, 2024, enhance the enforcement capabilities of the
In the wake of the tragic incident involving the rape and murder of a woman doctor at RG Kar Medical College, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has led the Odisha government to introduce a sweeping new policy. The new measures, effective from September 19, aim to ensure a safe workplace environment
Sierra Leone's Free Quality Education (FQE) initiative, launched with much fanfare under President Julius Maada Bio’s administration, aimed to make education accessible to all children. However, years into its implementation, the program is receiving substantial backlash, particularly from the
The UK Government has made a significant leap towards achieving its climate objectives with a substantial £88 million investment aimed at innovative zero-emission transport solutions. This considerable financial commitment supports projects that target the decarbonization of the transportation
Hungary's commitment to revitalizing its healthcare sector has become a cornerstone of its broader economic strategy, with substantial investments made since 2010. Finance Minister Mihaly Varga announced that a staggering HUF 30,000 billion has been allocated to healthcare over the past
As Congress races to avert a government shutdown by the end of September, the spotlight has turned to proposed funding cuts to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), sparking concern among consumer advocates and organizations. With House Republicans pushing for a 27% reduction in the FTC's budget
The recent Government Accountability Office (GAO) decision in the case of Knudsen Systems, Inc. has cast a spotlight on the application of the "Rule of Two" in federal procurement set-asides for small businesses. The rule, detailed in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 19.502-2(b),
