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The news front page of Diário de Notícias primarily focuses on domestic Portuguese affairs, with a significant emphasis on political developments, particularly concerning Luís Neves and a controversy involving a trailer and works. Other domestic stories cover the economy with a proposal to…
A project to install military infrastructure in Alto Alentejo faces objections due to a gas pipeline and public development investments in the region, according to a newly formed association.
The prohibition of smartphones in schools will be expanded to include the 9th grade, starting in January 2027.
Luís Neves states he feels empowered after addressing a controversy involving a trailer and works, breaking his silence on the matter.
A study by CIP and IDL suggests reorganizing the Portuguese state to focus on a single priority: ensuring judicial decisions are made within 90 days.
There is a risk that the results of the reappraisals for exams may not be available as expected.
Political figure Ventura criticizes Luís Neves' explanation regarding the trailer controversy, deeming it dangerous.
Carneiro expresses a desire to hear from Luís Neves in Parliament promptly but objects to a formal inquiry into the matter.
The IL party believes Luís Neves no longer possesses the necessary authority or trust to remain in his government position.
The PCP party feels there are unresolved issues regarding the case and wishes to have Luís Neves testify in the Assembly of the Republic.
The upcoming vote in the UN Security Council for the succession of Guterres will be a test of strength among seven candidates amid a crisis within the UN.
Saudi Arabia has aligned with the United States in launching an attack targeting Iranian allies within Iraq.
Ferrari has already sold its entire production quota for the year 2026, just two months after the product was introduced.
