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The front page of Diário de Notícias features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include the establishment of climate refuges across Portugal due to extreme heat, political developments such as the Chega party's call for the resignation of Luís Neves and their proposal…
In response to urban heat islands, Portugal has established over 300 official climate refuges and more than 650 public drinking water points, as extreme heat continues to affect the country.
The Chega party has submitted a resolution project demanding the resignation of Luís Neves.
Vasp has secured first place in a contest for newspaper and magazine distribution in interior regions.
This article explores the involvement of Amazon couriers in what is described as Mamdani's final battle against billionaires.
Approximately 50,000 students have been placed in the first phase of the access process for higher education.
Migrants have returned to occupy El Trampolín beach in Ceuta following a cleanup operation.
An exhibition offering a glimpse into Chinese culture, a collaboration between Diário de Notícias and Macao Daily News, has opened in Porto and will run until September.
Vasco Vilaça is in the lead heading into the final stages of the World Championship and is solely focused on winning.
The Chega party proposes to revise the calculation of the sustainability factor with a new variable to cautiously lower the retirement age.
Economist João Duque warns that public finances are currently without a sufficient buffer to absorb any deviations.
An attacker inadvertently exposed a global cybercrime network by infecting their own personal computer.
The latest winning numbers for the EuroMillions lottery have been published.
The mayor has condemned the attack on police vehicles in Rabo de Peixe, calling it a 'very sad episode'.
Prince Harry, Elton John, and Liz Hurley have been ordered to pay more than 11 million euros to the Daily Mail.
