Lisbon Camp protest continues in Rossio square despite 'fear' ↗
Front page leadThe Lisbon protest camp remains in Rossio square three weeks after its start, with participants deciding to stay another night despite discussions about removing tents.
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The Lisbon protest camp remains in Rossio square three weeks after its start, with participants deciding to stay another night despite discussions about removing tents.
Israel's opposition leader has been tasked with forming a new government and has pledged to do everything possible to succeed.
Moldova is pointed to as an example for EU accession candidates, with Montenegro reportedly nearing its goal.
Carneiro is demanding answers from Montenegro regarding deaths at Portimão Hospital and criticizing the government's absence.
Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Donald Trump's proposed plan for European security could be dangerous.
A Portuguese national was among the six people killed and 15 injured in an attack in Krakow, Poland.
Flávio Bolsonaro stated he will not commit the same error as his father by returning to Brazil.
A cross-veto by the United States and Russia in the Security Council has led to the termination of the UN mission in Western Sahara.
Vasco Peso has won the world championship in tumbling.
A forum hosted by DN Brasil addressed topics of energy, investment, and culture.
The Lisbon protest camp has decided to remain in Rossio square, rejecting a proposal presented by Renata Cambra to leave.
The Socialist Party (PS) indicates it is open to negotiating for a more balanced solution regarding the rental law.