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ALBANY, N.Y. — The New York State Board of Regents has announced its budget and legislative priorities. The Board’s legislative and budget proposals include supporting districts with rapid enrollment growth, providing resources to meet the increasing demand for career and technical education and early college programs, and bolstering supports and services for students with disabilities. […]

EU Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski has said that arguments for a stronger budget of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) are needed.

The Flemish government is working on ideas for how EU countries can compete fairly when using subsidies, and get state cash to smaller firms.

Legal: ‘as a trained farmer, how do I claim for stamp relief’? 2023-12-06

The party wanted to make Germany a ‘forerunner’ in the fight against climate change. But budget woes have thrown a wrench in their plans.

Gov. Jim Pillen called the first year for property tax relief from his historic tax cut package "unacceptable" and said it's "not where he expected it to be."

‘That’s a no,’ says French Finance Minister Le Maire as race continues to get agreement at meeting this week.

Hydrogen infrastructure has a ‘chicken-and-egg problem’: the lack of end users produces a lack of incentives for expansion of hydrogen infrastructure, a

Politicians have been warned about the danger of complacency regarding the future of news and current affairs on independent radio by the IBI.

The pledge to build three electric vehicle models in the UK will protect 7,000 direct jobs, the firm said.