Portuguese municipal councils are calling for quicker and less bureaucratic procedures to take temporary control of neglected ...

Monahan makes it clear that bureaucratic processes and out ... A familiar way of describing friction within an organization is “red tape.” Often associated with bureaucratic procedures in ...

Around a third of UK businesses have urged Sir Keir Starmer to cut post-Brexit red tape in order to support British trade, with campaigners bemoaning “unimagined new layers of bureaucracy”.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Promising to tackle red tape is a popular British pastime. Sir Keir Starmer is also partial. The prime ...

James Burnham and Yaakov Roth consider the allegation that Eric Adams “pushed the New York City Fire Department to clear the ...

A new scheme will cut the red tape for victims of crime in Victoria, by allowing them to access up to $85,000 in financial help online. (Eddie Jim/Fairfax Media) Property News: For every $1 ...

Big changes are brewing at the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment in the Government of National Unity.

KUALA LUMPUR: A backbencher has called for a clear timeline on the implementation of citizenship law reforms ... “Can we ensure that these amendments will be implemented effectively without the ...

The former chief executive of Google has said that excessive bureaucracy and red tape is “killing” Britain. Eric Schmidt told the Prime Minister that he would benefit from having a “minister ...

The EU doesn’t need more red tape and fancy titles. Instead, specialised roles with a clear, focused purpose are essential in ...

A Cabinet minister has denied that Sir Keir Starmer’s plans to slash red tape will lower standards ... “We have the determination, the focus on clear long-term ends, a mission-led mindset ...

The Prime Minister will promise to axe the red tape holding back the development of homes and infrastructure, saying he will do 'everything in my power to galvanise growth'. But at the same time ...