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The front page of Observador features a mix of domestic Portuguese politics, international conflicts, and cultural events. A significant political story focuses on former Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho's potential return to politics. International news includes developments in the Ukraine war…
Former Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho has openly stated he is considering a return to politics if the current government fails, comparing current leaders and praising Andre Ventura.
In a period of high tension, Donald Trump threatened to halt military aid to Ukraine and suggested replacing Volodymyr Zelensky.
The European Union is moving towards approving its largest sanctions package yet against Russia, amidst ongoing conflict.
Farmers are demonstrating today near the Assembly of the Republic, demanding support measures for the agricultural sector.
Inês Sousa Real missed a parliamentary debate because her cat, Mikas, became ill with suspected stroke, highlighting a unique reason for political absence.
ModaLisboa showcased its spring/summer collection at the Palácio da Ajuda, featuring celebrity appearances and designs by Luís Carvalho inspired by childhood nostalgia.
Sporting defeated Guaguas to win the Iberian Volleyball Cup, concluding the season with a victory after a hard-fought match.
The podcast 'A Caça ao Estripador de Lisboa' has been transformed into an immersive theater experience, revisiting the investigation into a serial killer who terrorized Lisbon in the 90s.
Police have removed protest tents set up by individuals demonstrating about the housing crisis in Porto.
European nations are looking for increased funding for spending, but are not finding readily available sources.
A commentary piece suggests that the actions of Pedro Passos Coelho are more significant than his public statements.
