What's happening in Europe?
Portugal
The news covers Portugal's housing protests and political responses, with a focus on a minister's stance on police actions. International news includes Israel's elections and a political pact in Spain. Economic news relates to tax implications for renewable energy projects in Portugal.
Minister Seguro expresses significant concern regarding a police action but is in no hurry to take a definitive stance. This follows protests related to housing issues. The Ombudsman has requested urgent explanations from the PSP (Public Security Police) about their conduct during the protests. A…
Israeli citizens are voting in elections with concerns that the country's direction might change irreversibly. Related content includes an infographic detailing the election landscape, a podcast on the stakes involved, and a guide to the candidates.
A ruling by the Constitutional Court (TC) jeopardizes the collection of the Municipal Property Tax (IMI) from hydroelectric dams and wind farms in 135 municipalities in the interior of Portugal.
A political stalemate persists, pushing the election for the oversight of secret services to a date after the 2027 State Budget is finalized.
Forty-seven percent of popular initiatives launched by citizens aiming to change laws have been successful, indicating a significant impact of public proposals.
The People's Party (PP) and Vox have announced a coalition agreement aimed at securing a majority for the right-wing in the Spanish Senate.
