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The front page of Observador covers a range of domestic and international news. Domestic stories focus on government tax strategies, an investigation into the Polícia Judiciária's budget, and cultural news regarding the Centro Cultural de Belém. International news includes an Apple product launch…
The Polícia Judiciária (PJ) discovered an error in a budget that included hundreds of seized barrels from Operation Pacoba, in addition to parts for a trailer, according to a correction made this week.
The Portuguese government is strategically preparing its next moves and anticipating potential conflicts regarding taxation.
Ricardo Reis has been disqualified from contention for the role of chief economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) due to his past criticisms of Donald Trump's trade policies.
Apple has introduced a new 'Duo' concept for the iPhone, marking a significant development during John Ternus' first product presentation.
The new iPhone Duo is expected to retail for nearly €2,400 in Portugal, with the iPhone 18 Pro priced from €1,499.
The new artistic director of the Centro Cultural de Belém (CCB), Serge Rangoni, discusses power dynamics, gender parity, Portuguese artists overlooked in Europe, and the transition after the previous director's tenure.
The funeral of King Harald V of Norway saw notable figures and events, including Queen Mette-Marit's participation and the presence of controversial family members, raising questions about the royal family's resilience.
