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The crisis at the CSJ: 14 magistrates from different judges are ready to work temporarily at the Supreme Court of Justice - Vimarsana News

The crisis at the CSJ: 14 magistrates from different judges are ready to work temporarily at the Supreme Court of Justice

The competition to fill, by temporary transfer, the vacant positions of judges at the Supreme Court of Justice will be held on May 3-4, 2023, announced | BLiTZ

CSE, obliged to come to Parliament with a report at the end of the state of emergency in the country - Vimarsana News

CSE, obliged to come to Parliament with a report at the end of the state of emergency in the country

PAS MPs come up with an initiative to establish parliamentary control over the provisions issued by the Commission for Extraordinary Situations (CSE). The

More 'green' insanity: Swiss firms told to brace for wave of power grid blackouts as government tells citizens to cut back on electricity - Vimarsana News

More 'green' insanity: Swiss firms told to brace for wave of power grid blackouts as government tells citizens to cut back on electricity

The European continent not only managed to survive two world wars over the past century, but to emerge from the ashes as a thriving, modern beacon of prosperity and innovation. But over the past [...]

Swiss companies told to brace for electricity shortages - Vimarsana News

Swiss companies told to brace for electricity shortages

The Swiss government has shared its vision for coping with major power outages in a brochure shared with thousands of companies, the weekly NZZ am Sonntag reported on Sunday. In the absence of an electricity agreement with the European Union, such a scenario is likely if large power plants fail in Switzerland or abroad. Swiss companies could be ordered to reduce their electricity consumption by a specific percentage in the event of a shortage, the government warns in the brochure sent to 30,000 firms. The first measure the government would take to counter such a situation is to urge the popula...