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Prime Minister Montenegro, speaking at Pontal, pledged to continue reducing IRS (personal income tax) and aims to increase the minimum and average wage, while also stating his government will not 'leave any troika to anyone'.
A 19-year-old cyclist has died during the Volta a Portugal, a significant event in Portuguese cycling. Despite the tragedy, organizers stated that 'the race will have to continue'.
Jason Arday, a former professor at Cambridge University, was found dead in his home following a controversy related to plagiarism accusations.
Ceuta is on high alert to prevent a recurrence of the migratory crisis that previously impacted Spain and the European Union.
Five years after regaining control, the Taliban's strict governance continues, with women being the primary victims of their policies.
The Chega party is demanding an inquiry by the Public Ministry into the frigates case and has summoned Nuno Melo and the company NTG to parliament.
Sporting CP began the second round of the I Liga football season with a win against Vitória S.C. from Guimarães.
The story discusses long-standing problems and perceived impunity in Lisbon's iconic Rua Augusta.
More than 20,000 teachers have been assigned to schools with only one month remaining before the academic year begins.
A young person who killed their mother in Algés has been interned in an educational center, with the family having been previously monitored by child protection services and the court.
Nevada authorities have restricted Elon Musk's ambition for Tesla's autonomous taxis, granting a license for only 10 vehicles in Las Vegas instead of the requested 5,000.
Described as competitive, ambitious, and a perfectionist, Agate de Sousa is aiming to finish the European Championships with a gold medal.