Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

War calls for discipline, speed, readiness and effectiveness. And the country, like the whole of the planet, finds itself in a state of war. A war where the odds could prove stacked against us.

It is incumbent upon all of us - leaders, opinion makers and citizens - to do what is humanly possible to win this war. 

War calls for discipline, speed, readiness and effectiveness. And the country, like the whole of the planet, finds itself in a state of war. A war where the odds could prove stacked against us.

It is incumbent upon all of us - leaders, opinion influencers and citizens - to do what is humanly possible to win the war.

War calls for discipline, speed, readiness and effectiveness. And the country, like the whole of the planet, finds itself in a state of war. A war where the odds could prove stacked against us.

It is incumbent upon all of us - leaders, opinion influencers and citizens - to do what is humanly possible to win the war.

"The pensioners did not listen to our appeal and we all agreed at the Crisis Staff meeting that the situation regarding civil discipline was a concern," the Prime Minister said, announcing a Government session at which additional measures would be adopted.

"The president insisted that we consider this decision once again. I made that proposal - my opinion is that we should do it.
The profession's view is that there is no professional justification or professional basis for closing schools, kindergartens and colleges. At this point, it would be counterproductive", she states.

The National Assembly has urgently accepted the government's proposal to introduce a state of emergency in the country due to the spread of the coronavirus. From today until April 13.

The Prime Minister, cabinet ministers and the head of the National Operations Headquarters Professor Mutafchiiski are in the room.

The ministers picked to be part of the Citu Government will be heard for three days, starting on Tuesday, by the joint parliamentary committees.

Prime Minister-designate Florin Citu announced that on Friday the Cabinet list and the Government programme will be submitted to Parliament. "We will submit today in Parliament the Cabinet list and the governing programme," said Citu, mentioning that the only modification to the cabinet is the proposal of Lucian Heius to the Finance Ministry.

At its second official meeting on Wednesday, Kosovo's new government under Albin Kurti scrapped several decisions made by the former government of Ramush Haradinaj.

Prime Minister Kurti for a start asked his cabinet to withdraw the decision of the former government to increase ministerial salaries by almost 100 per cent, and restore wages to their previous level.

Parliament's meeting for the investiture of the new Orban Government will take place on Monday, 24 February, at 16:00hrs, according to the decision of the Joint Standing Bureaus. According to the timetable established by the leaderships of the two Chambers of Parliament, the hearing of the proposed ministers in the parliamentary committees will take place on 17, 18 and 19 February.