public services
Isle of Man: Speed Limits, Local Governance, and Safety in 2025
The Isle of Man remains one of the world’s last strongholds for unrestricted driving, but its identity is shaped by more than high-speed highways. From local debates over public services transparency to community responses to safety incidents, the island’s distinct…
What Happens When the Government Shuts Down
A government shutdown halts non-essential federal operations, impacts workers, and disrupts services. Learn about its causes, effects, and who is impacted most.
Jacinda Ardern’s Legacy: Strikes, Social Struggles and Chocolate Diplomacy
Jacinda Ardern’s impact endures in New Zealand as workers strike over austerity, while her global presence continues through cultural moments like championing Whittaker’s Chocolate on US television.
Izmir Workers Strike Causes Citywide Disruptions
Over 23,000 workers of Izmir Metropolitan Municipality began a strike, disrupting public transportation and sparking calls for wage fairness.
ID Card: More Practical. Losing PIN and PUK Codes is No Longer a Problem
The Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) has announced an important update regarding identification cards. Citizens no longer need to reissue their ID cards if they lose their PIN and PUK codes. This information was released by the MIA, emphasizing…
PSRC: Electricity Prices to Remain Unchanged in 2025; Lack of Transparency Remains Unchanged Too
The Public Services Regulatory Commission of Armenia (PSRC) announced that electricity tariffs for consumers would remain unchanged in 2025. This decision follows a thorough review of all factors influencing tariff adjustments, as presented by the Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA).…
New Working Hours Introduced for Registration and Examination Departments to Enhance Citizen Services
The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) has introduced a new working schedule for its registration and examination departments to improve time management and enhance citizen-centric public services. According to the MIA, the previous working hours limited the capacity to serve…








