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The front page of Diário de Notícias features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a significant rise in cyberattacks in Portugal targeting Macs, potential EU taxation on online gaming with Portuguese opposition, and an examination of political prudence in Belém…
A global threat report reveals a 65% increase in cyberattacks targeting Macs in Portugal, driven by AI-powered malware and the misuse of QR codes, with phishing attacks reaching 40%.
The European Union is contemplating a tax on online gaming, facing opposition from Malta, which is supported by Portugal, Italy, and Spain.
A Russian drone and missile attack on Ukraine has resulted in two fatalities and left 40 people injured.
João Santos, a real estate agent, is publicly protesting what he describes as 'nonsensical' property prices by demonstrating on the streets.
Ferreira de Sá is undertaking acquisitions to strengthen its position as a European leader in the luxury carpet market.
Six months after the election, questions are being raised about the perceived lack of action or excessive caution from Belém (referring to the Presidency).
The audit of the Polícia Judiciária (PJ) was initiated by its current director, but the government has not provided a deadline for its completion.
The financial director of the PJ has denied allegations that the police force ordered renovations to his home by the company Construbarcelos.
The Ministry of Internal Administration (MAI) asserts the legality of a €4.5 million tender for SIRESP and dismisses suspicions of favoritism.
DST states it was selected by the Polícia Judiciária and the MAI because it offered the lowest bid for the contract.
The Socialist Party (PS) states that the ongoing situation involving Luís Neves has reached an unacceptable point.
Luís Neves faces increased pressure due to an ongoing PJ audit and a separate case being handled by the Court of Auditors.
The company Construbarcelos, previously linked to alleged improprieties, is also reported to have carried out construction work at the home of the PJ's financial director.
