The Cabinet of Ministers approved a Ministry of Finance protocol requiring all government ministries to conduct comprehensive reviews of their public procurement practices within one month.

The Latvian Cabinet of Ministers has approved amendments to the National Security Law, granting the National Armed Forces temporary rights to use private land during emergencies.

The Cabinet of Ministers convened on Wednesday, August 5, for a government meeting with 22 subjects on the agenda. Among the projects to be approved is a bill to amend normative acts concerning the integration of foreigners in the Republic of Moldova.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has announced the appointment of Liubov Halan and Serhii Boiev as new Deputy Defence Ministers. Boiev will specifically serve as Deputy Defence Minister for European integration.

Iran's Cabinet of Ministers has designated export terminals as crucial infrastructure for facilitating and expanding the country's non-oil exports, aligning with national development strategies.

After a months-long investigation, the Prosecutor General's Office concluded that the Cabinet of Ministers' actions, instructing AS "Latvijas Valsts meži" to change timber pricing procedures, were illegal and has demanded the government revoke its decisions.

Ukraine's newly appointed Cabinet of Ministers, chaired by Prime Minister Koretskyi, has held its inaugural meeting, outlining immediate priorities including preparing for winter and accelerating agreements with international partners.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has approved a draft agreement with the Syrian Arab Republic for cooperation in the field of humanitarian demining.

The Latvian Cabinet of Ministers approved the allocation of 80,379 euros from the state budget for unforeseen circumstances to repair the storm-damaged roof of the Bebrene St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has approved a series of new measures aimed at enhancing social support for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and providing housing for family-type children's homes.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has allocated an additional UAH 10.8 billion from its reserve fund to procure and produce weapons for defense.

The Russian Cabinet of Ministers, led by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, has supported a cooperation agreement between the governments of Daghestan and South Ossetia aimed at increasing trade and economic ties.

Emin Aghalarov has won a state tender for construction, with the Cabinet of Ministers allocating 55 hectares of Caspian Sea water resources for his Sea Breeze Resort.

The Latvian Cabinet of Ministers has approved changes allowing the use of signal jamming equipment to protect critical infrastructure. This decision was announced by the Ministry of Interior.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has approved new regulations allowing the Defense Ministry to procure and test innovative weapons directly in real combat conditions.

Latvia's State Chancellery has submitted a draft ethics code for the Cabinet of Ministers for public discussion, which aims to clearly define conduct norms for the Prime Minister, ministers, and their advisors, and establish accountability for violations.

The Moldovan Cabinet of Ministers met to discuss 29 topics, including modifications to the 2026 state budget law and the incorporation of citizens into military service.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved an increase of ₴629.652 million to the authorized capital of the State Institution Energy Efficiency Fund.

Riga will host a second international Drone Summit in May, bringing together drone industry leaders from allied countries, with the Latvian Cabinet of Ministers approving its organization.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers had planned to initiate an independent audit of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) in mid-March, but the draft resolution was never brought up for consideration.

The Cabinet of Ministers in Ukraine is actively working to ensure full financial resources are allocated for the implementation of regional resilience plans across the country.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has allocated an additional UAH 3 billion from the state budget's reserve fund specifically for the repair of national highways.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has allocated over 1.6 billion hryvnia from the state budget to repair and protect the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant containment, which was damaged by a Russian drone attack.

The Cabinet of Ministers has officially declined to approve the construction of a wind power plant and associated transmission lines in the South Kurzeme region, citing planning or regulatory concerns.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has approved a mechanism for the free transfer of designated examples of destroyed Russian military equipment to museums in foreign countries, including Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Denmark, and the Netherlands.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers is collaborating with banks to develop a package of financial support measures for the country's agricultural sector and producers.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has appointed a new Deputy Minister of Defense, who will be responsible for international cooperation.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has initiated the preparation of the draft state budget for 2027, which is slated for submission to the Verkhovna Rada by September 15.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has appointed Maksym Tsutskiridze as the acting head of the National Police, following Ivan Vyhivskyi's transition to Interior Minister.

The Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament, has approved the proposal by newly appointed Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi to appoint a new Cabinet of Ministers.

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a special mechanism for the controlled export of Ukrainian-manufactured weapons and defence technologies, which will remain in place as long as martial law is in effect.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has approved the development of a mechanism to restrict military personnel's access to online casinos during martial law, following an initiative from the Ministry of Defense.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has streamlined the process for defense industry enterprises to lease state-owned property without auctions, aiming to bolster the defense sector during martial law.

The Latvian Saeima is scheduled to vote tomorrow on the approval of a new Cabinet of Ministers under the leadership of Andris Kulbergs. The government is expected to serve until the 15th Saeima decides on confidence in the new parliament in early October.

The Cabinet of Ministers approved the appointment of Ambassador Corina Călugăru as Secretary of State for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) on Wednesday, May 13th; she previously served as an ambassador with special missions.

The Cabinet of Ministers in Ukraine has confirmed the appointments of Ivan Verbytsky as First Deputy Minister of Culture and Yevhen Lavrov as Deputy Minister.

Moldova is set to appoint Sergiu Mihov as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Japan and Igor Moldovan as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Kazakhstan. The Cabinet of Ministers has approved their nominations, with details of their careers provided.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has approved amendments to public procurement regulations to enhance the efficiency of community preparedness for wartime challenges and protect critical infrastructure.

The Lithuanian Cabinet of Ministers approved the Ministry of Health's proposal to transfer medical equipment worth over 5.7 million euros to four national healthcare institutions.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has streamlined the procedure for re-equipping aircraft to counter Shahed-type drones.

Moldova's cabinet of ministers is convening a meeting with 19 topics on the agenda, including proposed changes to combat illegal drug trafficking and address domestic violence.

Latvia's Cabinet of Ministers has approved amendments to road traffic regulations, including stricter rules for bicycles and electric scooters, specifically prohibiting self-propelled bicycles from using sidewalks.

The Slovak Cabinet of Ministers has approved a decision to impose restrictions on the volume of diesel fuel that can be purchased at the country's gas stations for the next 30 days.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers plans to allocate UAH 11.2 billion to prepare 210 critical infrastructure facilities in Kyiv and nine frontline regions for the upcoming heating season.

The Moldovan government will continue to cover 70% of the cost of agricultural insurance premiums from the National Fund for Agriculture and Rural Development. This decision was adopted by the cabinet of ministers on Wednesday, March 4.

Hernando de Soto has been named the new Prime Minister of Peru in the provisional government led by Balcázar, and is tasked with forming the new cabinet of ministers.

The Latvian Cabinet of Ministers has announced an open competition for the position of Head of the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB).

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has approved a mechanism to transfer destroyed trophy Russian military equipment to museums in other countries. Captured T-72 tanks are slated to be handed over to museums in five European nations.

The Latvian Cabinet of Ministers, in an extraordinary session on Thursday, July 30, authorized the State Treasury to represent the Latvian state at the bondholders' meeting of the national airline "airBaltic."

Latvia's Ministry of Interior reported to the Cabinet of Ministers on the progress of infrastructure construction along the country's eastern border, noting that approximately 220,000 euros are still needed for property expropriation, but the border fence and most infrastructure are already built.

Moldova's new government, led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, was sworn in on July 22 at the presidential administration, with President Sandu outlining priorities including European integration, reforms, and investment.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a decree permitting continued state funding for public educational institutions that provide instruction in an EU minority language, in addition to Ukrainian.

The Cabinet of Ministers approved the privatization terms for the Odesa Port Plant, setting a starting price of UAH 4.3 billion, alongside the sale of two sanctioned assets.

The Moldovan cabinet of ministers convened for a meeting with 28 subjects on the agenda, including a project concerning the protection of personal data processed for crime prevention and combating.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has approved a State Policy Strategy on Internal Displacement through 2030, establishing a unified approach to support internally displaced persons (IDPs) and their host communities.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has approved updated regulations for handling captured military property, establishing clear procedures for its transfer and effective use in the country's interests.

The Latvian Cabinet of Ministers approved a support program for the creation of two new biomethane input points in Ragana and Rēzekne, aiming to enhance the country's energy self-sufficiency and develop the biomethane market.

The Latvian Cabinet of Ministers has decided to award recognition letters to nine outstanding figures in the cultural sector, including writer Svīre and composer Dambis.

The Moldovan cabinet of ministers is holding a session with 27 projects on its agenda, including a government program for 'Youth Capital.'

The Cabinet of Ministers has officially appointed Orest Mandzii as the new head of Ukraine's State Customs Service.

The Lithuanian Cabinet of Ministers has approved the proposal to recall Jonas Mažeika from his position as Ambassador to the Kingdom of Norway.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has approved changes to support programs for agricultural producers, increasing compensation for Ukrainian-made farm equipment to 40% for farmers operating in combat zones.

The Moldovan Cabinet of Ministers is convening for a session on Wednesday, March 25, with 24 subjects on its agenda, including a draft decision to amend an annex to the regulation on establishing and paying daily allowances.

Riga Airport has introduced a new airline motivation system, approved by the Cabinet of Ministers on March 24, offering discounts and incentives to encourage airlines to develop new routes from Riga and increase passenger numbers.

The Lithuanian cabinet of ministers approved a preliminary list of state-funded study places, scholarships, and allocated funding for 2026, as proposed by the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has revoked special permits issued to Dmytro Firtash's companies for the use of titanium deposits, returning them to state control.

The Moldovan Cabinet of Ministers convened to approve 16 decisions and opinions, with the agenda including a draft law to amend the law on the Giurgiulești International Free Port.