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The Council agreed its negotiating stance on simplifying and accelerating environmental assessments, while the proposal retains a commitment to EU environmental standards.
Government representatives reappointed Niels Fenger to the Court of Justice and appointed Andria Buhagiar and Ivan Stoynev to the General Court.
The proposal aims to connect police, fire, medical and civil protection teams securely across borders during crises and when terrestrial networks are unavailable.
The Government of Balochistan’s School Education Department and UNESCO held a technical validation workshop for the 2026 Provincial Education Policy in Quetta on 26 September. After months of analysis and consultation, participants reviewed the province’s proposed framework.
The Finance Ministry said total restrictions on 2026 spending fell from 17.9 billion to 16.1 billion reais in its fourth bimonthly review.
The Federal Revenue Service said its September residual-refund batch will pay 412,186 taxpayers.
UNESCO and the China-Africa vocational education alliance held a dialogue in Beijing on strengthening technical and vocational education. Discussions covered curriculum innovation, teacher training and links between education institutions and industry.
The tax authority counted 181,172 requests by 18 September to join the simplified tax regime for small businesses.
The new government-bond calendar moves the longest inflation-linked NTN-B maturity to 2045 and rolls a six-year floating-rate bond to 2032.
The European Commission published an assessment on 18 September of the environmentally sound management of plastic waste exported from the EU to Türkiye. It noted that Türkiye had strengthened its legislation and taken enforcement steps, including more controls and higher fines.
A law enacted on 16 September promotes domestic processing of critical minerals and creates a council to coordinate priority projects.
WHO and Ethiopia’s Food and Drug Authority (EFDA) discussed cooperation to strengthen national regulatory capacity for medicines and medical devices.
