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Fuel prices have fluctuated significantly, increasing 15 times and decreasing 10 times since the start of the war, with current movements showing varied intensity influenced by tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and an increasing trend.
Portugal is unable to accurately calculate the financial cost associated with each major wildfire, highlighting a gap in assessing the economic impact of these events.
A press review highlights the departure of banks and insurance companies from downtown Lisbon and discusses an illegal tax on fuels.
A record-breaking US debt of $40 billion is causing economic shockwaves that are reaching Lisbon, indicating global financial interconnectedness.
The consumer rights organization DECO Proteste has introduced new tools to assist students who are relocating in finding suitable accommodation.
Thirteen districts in Portugal are currently under a yellow alert due to the risk of heavy rain and thunderstorms.
The Social Democratic Party's (PSD) Summer University has decreased the participation of government officials and increased the presence of young speakers.
Sporting CP president Varandas has confirmed that player Luis Suárez will remain with the club.
An exhibition at S. Bento station in Porto offers a look into the culture of Macau.
A fatal car accident occurred on Marginal Avenue, resulting in one fatality.
Hundreds of people gathered in Lisbon to commemorate the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence, with photos documenting the event.
The Democratic presidential primary race is shifting focus from Iowa to South Carolina, where Black voters are increasingly influential.
Intense rainfall led to the partial collapse of a ceiling at the Oeiras Parque shopping center.