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The front page of Observador features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on Russia's alleged plan to extend its hybrid warfare to the Mediterranean and potentially impact Portugal. Domestic news includes a truckers' protest against fuel prices, government actions on…
The CIA reports that Russia is considering extending its hybrid warfare to Southern Europe using drones, with a potential attack on Portugal deemed plausible by experts.
A slow-moving truck convoy has commenced as a protest by the road haulage sector against fuel prices.
The Portuguese government is adjusting a new tax aimed at capturing extraordinary profits from oil refining, specifically targeting Galp.
Portugal aims to regain control of oil reserves previously transferred to France due to a lack of storage capacity at Galp.
The PSD party is trying to secure a long-term political agreement through constitutional reform, but the PS party is resistant to being tied down by an 'amnesty government'.
Jorge Jesus began his tenure as national coach with a 1-0 victory against Wales, featuring a standout performance and goal from João Félix.
The new national coach acknowledged being surprised by Wales initially but praised Portugal's defensive organization and explained Cristiano Ronaldo's substitution.
Heatwaves exceeding 40°C are expected to start in May and last until October, with August losing its status as a solely warm month, indicating a global trend of extended summers.
Portugal's representative urges Iran to de-escalate tensions, as part of a meeting with Iranian officials.
The UN representative criticizes the current fuel prices, describing the situation as 'masochistic'.
