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For years, the Ministry of General Affairs did not store Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s text messages well enough, the Government Information and Heritage Inspectorate ruled in a critical report. The Ministry archived the messages according to a “government-wide instruction,” but not always according to the law on archiving government documents (Archives Act). The way in which they stored the texts also led to data loss. The Ministry will investigate where the instruction for saving texts sho...

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The former president has been fulminating about an FBI raid, likening it to the Watergate scandal - but the comparison does not stand up.

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On Wednesday, the Performing Arts Institutions Act passed its first reading at the Riigikogu. The new law will rearrange the funding system of performing arts institutions and makes the legislation of performing arts institutions clearer and more flexible.

The Control Yuan has censured the Ministry of Transportation and Communications’ Maritime and Port Bureau, citing the bureau for dereliction of duty leading to more than 2,600 abnormal licensing incidents by the Central Maritime Affairs Center. According to a report by Control Yuan members Lin Kuo-ming (林國明), Wang Li-chen (王麗珍) and Yeh Yi-jin (葉宜津) released on Tuesday, the center’s maritime transport technical personnel management system provided users unrestricted access a...