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A parliamentary deputy expressed discontent with the management of pension funds, highlighting the failure to achieve desired investment returns. He called for a comprehensive review to ensure citizens' rights.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has raised new questions about unidentified flying objects, hinting at the imminent release of new files related to them. This comes at a time of increasing public and researcher interest in the subject.
Ian Collard, a senior official at the UK Foreign Office, declined to appear before a parliamentary committee to testify regarding the visa granted to Lord Mandelson. This decision raises questions about the transparency of the visa issuance process.
The government announced it will assess the need for issuing printed correction notices based on individual circumstances. This decision aims to enhance transparency and credibility in publicly available information.
The West Java government has announced the removal of the requirement to present the original vehicle owner's ID for vehicle tax payments, effective April 6, 2026. This decision comes in response to citizen complaints about extortion practices by some officials.