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The Diário de Notícias front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories focus on geopolitical tensions, including Putin's warning about direct conflict with Russia over Ukraine and analysis of the 9/11 attacks' impact on global politics, particularly…
In New Delhi, Vladimir Putin accused Europe of fabricating 'imaginary threats' and used the BRICS summit to strengthen military and technological alliances with India.
The government has modified the Special Consumption Tax (ISP) on fuels, preventing a further reduction in gasoline prices to 5 cents while keeping the increase for diesel.
The 'Public Cause' initiative features Mariana Mortágua and Bruno Gonçalves reflecting on key progressive themes within the current political landscape.
The National Institute of Medical Emergency (INEM) has agreed to keep 56 ambulances operational and increase its technical staff, with technicians accepting patient transfers and a pilot project.
The Chega party is advocating for significant economic relief measures, including a zero VAT rate on food products, reduced fuel costs, and the elimination of tolls on the Tejo river.
A study led by former Prime Minister Passos Coelho is set to recommend economic reforms to both the Portuguese Government and the President to stimulate the economy.
Donald Trump invoked the September 11th attacks to justify military action in Iran, stating that 'terrorists' are being sent to 'hell'.
The Director General of the UK's Security Service (MI5) has cautioned that a future terrorist attack similar to 9/11 might be in the planning stages in locations that are not currently under scrutiny.
Commentator Francisco Seixas da Costa argues that the September 11th attacks benefited China significantly by diverting US attention.
An analysis reflecting on the repercussions of the 'empire's' retaliation and its lasting impact on the global order.
The Chega party continues to press for a Parliamentary Inquiry Committee (CPI) into Luís Neves and questions remarks made by Aguiar-Branco, asserting their legal and constitutional validity.
Following conflicting statements within the government, Chega has formally requested an urgent hearing with the Director of the Polícia Judiciária (PJ).
