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- Ukraine reshuffle: PM Yulia Svyrydenko resigns as Zelensky resets wartime government
- LIVRE elects Mendes Lopes and Jorge Pinto: new co-leaders want the party in power
- Portugal exams crisis: Socialists demand answers from Montenegro and float parliamentary inquiry
- Luís Neves under pressure: PJ police contractor did private works on minister's estate
- Trump threatens Iran with '1,000 missiles' over any assassination attempt
- SNS waiting lists: Portugal pulls minor surgeries from the count as doctors cry foul
- Ukraine civilian casualties: UN says June was the deadliest month in four years
- NATO summit ends with license for Ukraine to build Patriot missiles
- Ukrainian children: OSCE accuses Russia of indoctrinating 1.6 million
- Portuguese Navy clashes with court: judge threatens new fine for Chief of Naval Staff
- State of the Nation debate: Portugal's parliament sets its big showdown for July 16
- Ghana defers Ramaphosa visit as anti-migrant violence opens a diplomatic rift with South Africa
- Bank of Portugal HQ: Centeno and Santos Pereira face Parliament over the €192M building
- Housing in Portugal: government approves faster evictions and a social rent subsidy
- Marine Le Pen will run in 2027 — even sentenced to wear an electronic tag
- Maritime security: Portugal takes on more responsibility in the Atlantic — with an eye on the Arctic
- Immigration and Portugal's economy: business chief says the door was opened "without looking at qualifications"
- Chat Control: the EU votes again on scanning your messages
- Macron in Damascus: twin blasts wound 18 during historic Syria visit
- Hamas dissolves its Gaza government: nearly 20 years of rule come to an end
- Portugal exam chaos: Chega demands urgent debate as PS wants an apology
- AD parliamentary days open with Durão Barroso — and without Montenegro
- NATO summit in Ankara: from 5% pledges to paying the bill
- TAP privatisation enters the home straight: Lufthansa and Air France-KLM circling
- Montenegro flies to the World Cup and the opposition boils over
- Marcelo's political summer: between the beach and the veto
- Immigration and labour: Montenegro's second term takes shape
- LIVRE heads to the ballot: Rui Tavares steps aside in leadership race
- No fresh income-tax cut in the budget: what it means for you
- Brussels squeezes Big Tech: heavy fines and more digital sovereignty
- Single Social Benefit approved: many supports, one payment
- US-Iran talks keep the world (and markets) holding its breath
- Portugal tightens its immigration law: what is on the table
- The Brussels summit: what EU leaders decided (and why it touches us)
- Iran threatens to suspend talks with the US
- Southern Lebanon flares up again between Israel and Hezbollah
- Emergency operators on strike: 112 keeps running, but the message is clear
- Labour law rejected: so what does the government do next?
- US and Iran: the ceasefire nobody can guarantee
- PS says it blocked the labour reform and dares Montenegro to react
- Immigration and labour dominate Montenegro's government agenda
- Montenegro's sovereign fund could buy into REN and EDP
- Ukraine and Russia trade large-scale overnight strikes
- Portugal elected to the UN Security Council: what it means
- Portugal approves a new climate strategy through 2030 — and critics are already pointing fingers
- Israel and Lebanon: a framework deal is announced, but the hard part starts now
- No truce in Ukraine: another night of strikes traded both ways
- US eases Venezuela sanctions to let the aid through
- Venezuela: the debate dividing the world over sovereignty and power
- US Senate moves to halt the war with Iran — a first in history
- New York: Mamdani's progressive wing sweeps the primaries
- Montenegro shores up the PSD: Bugalho, Moedas and Pedro Duarte join the top table
- Portugal is getting a sovereign wealth fund: what Montenegro announced
- Labour package voted down: Chega sided with the left
- Brussels Wraps Its Summit — and Turns Straight to Moldova
- Montenegro's second term: what's on the table
- PSD gathers in Anadia with the labour reform hanging over it
- Labour reform voted down in Parliament: the Government loses, but vows to keep pushing
- Trabalho XXI: the labour reform hits the hard part
- Portugal in cohabitation: a right-leaning government, a left-leaning president
- Immigration takes centre stage: the new rules and what's at stake