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The front page of Diário de Notícias features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story about Donald Trump's alleged deal regarding Greenland. Domestic political news focuses on Luís Neves and ongoing inquiries, while societal issues include a surge in school enrollment…
Donald Trump announced an agreement with Denmark for the permanent security control of Greenland, stating it addresses US security concerns and will last forever.
Luís Neves states he is "absolutely comfortable" in his government role and prepared to answer all investigations.
In a single day, the ministry received more than 100 new requests from students looking for a school placement.
A UN report on the war in Ukraine denounces widespread sexual violence against civilians and prisoners of war.
Fuel prices are soaring again and could reach historic highs by Monday, impacting consumers.
The ongoing war in Ukraine serves as a backdrop for Russia's first legislative elections held since the invasion began.
Lisbon has been recognized as the happiest travel destination in the world.
The Chega party insists on a new parliamentary inquiry into Luís Neves, even if it requires amending the request, arguing the country will lose if it doesn't proceed.
The Socialist Party (PS) has voted against the proposed inquiry commission by the JPP into Luís Neves.
