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The news on Observador's front page primarily focuses on domestic Portuguese legal and political matters, particularly the 'twin case' and its implications for the former President. International news includes a report on European Commission directives and geopolitical tensions involving Russia…
The Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) blocked an attempt by Judge Gabriela Assunção to expand the 'twin case' inquiry to the former President, citing a lack of criminal indications and their own lack of standing to act. The Supreme Court of Justice (STJ) ruled in favor of the MP.
Fernando Moedas was part of the European Commission that created a directive at the base of the 'Volta' system, but he denies validating the controversial system.
Donald Trump is leveraging Europe's dependence on American diesel to impose the release of oil reserves and lower prices.
A guide to the Brazilian elections, focusing on the first round between Lula and Flavio, the contest in Sao Paulo, and the battle for Congress.
Russia could potentially resume diesel exports, according to a live blog report.
Following controversy between Cristiano Ronaldo and the national coach, billboards accusing coach Jorge Jesus of an 'inflated ego' were displayed; one was removed for illegal installation.
The mother of the twins denies any irregularities, stating she did not request anything beyond what was owed.
The National Health Service (SNS) reports suspicions to the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP).
A podcast discusses whether Flávio Bolsonaro can prevent Lula from winning the election in Brazil.
A DANA (or 'cold drop') weather event is forecast to bring thunderstorms and hail from Saturday onwards, with heavy rain in Thailand turning the sea green.
