What's happening in Europe?
Portugal
The Público front page features several key stories, with a prominent focus on domestic Portuguese issues concerning healthcare access, data center environmental impacts, and legal rulings. International news includes Iceland's potential EU re-entry and US politics related to Venezuela's oil…
Approximately 160,000 individuals registered at health centers are ineligible for a family doctor because they live abroad or have not used the national health service in five years. Additionally, over 150,000 children under 12 are still awaiting a family doctor.
Data centers for Artificial Intelligence are straining systems without clear limits on water or energy consumption, despite a national plan requiring consumption reporting but not setting binding limits.
With influence from Donald Trump, Icelanders are voting in a referendum to decide whether to reopen negotiations for accession to the European Union.
Mortgage payments are set to increase by 70 euros for a 150,000 euro loan that will be reviewed in September.
The Constitutional Court has given its approval to the law concerning the return and asylum process.
Donald Trump has announced an agreement aimed at partially controlling Venezuela's oil reserves.
Projects concerning gender identity from right-wing political groups show both convergence and divergence with broader European stances.
