Protests in Lisbon and Porto: New police crackdown ↗
Front page leadProtesters were dispersed by intervention forces in both Lisbon and Porto after multiple warnings, with the police action beginning around 4:30 AM.
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The front page of Observador highlights several key stories, with a prominent focus on domestic issues in Portugal. The top story details ongoing protests and police intervention in Lisbon and Porto. Other domestic news includes a ranking of schools and a political dispute involving Luís Neves…
Protesters were dispersed by intervention forces in both Lisbon and Porto after multiple warnings, with the police action beginning around 4:30 AM.
A collection of photographs documenting the police intervention during protests in Lisbon and Porto.
The mechanism of the Ombudsman's office was present at the protests to observe the actions of the police.
The FBI has accused North Korea of stealing from a cryptocurrency exchange.
An interactive ranking allows users to discover the position of their school in the 2025 rankings.
Jerry Seinfeld debuted in Portugal with a show featuring Tom Papa, George Wallace, and Jim Gaffigan, which did not sell out but received applause.
FC Porto defeated Estoril with a second-half comeback, securing their 10th victory in 10 league games.
The largest registered theft in the crypto-asset sector is attributed with high confidence to a criminal group linked to North Korea.
Internal Administration Minister Luís Neves allegedly made threats against Gouveia e Melo.
A discussion about a proposal to remove certain parts from the Bible considered 'abhorrent' for younger readers.
A podcast episode featuring João Van Zeller discussing the challenges of managing a media company.
An episode from 'As Histórias da Bíblia' (Bible Stories) discussing the twelve disciples and a hypothetical casting for Judas.