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  • Aug 29

    Carlos Moedas rejects rift with Portuguese government while demanding 300 police officers for Lisbon

    Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas urged the central government to fulfill its May pledge of 300 additional officers, citing demographic growth and a net loss of 2,000 police since 2010.

  • Aug 28

    Chega threatens no-confidence motion against Portuguese government over interior minister

    Chega leader André Ventura set a deadline of 1 September for Prime Minister Luís Montenegro to dismiss Minister of Internal Administration Luís Neves, warning that failure to act will trigger a parliamentary motion of no confidence.

  • Aug 27

    Marques Mendes urges political consensus as PS accuses government of lacking democratic humility

    Former PSD leader Luís Marques Mendes urged Portuguese parties to end constant campaign rhetoric, drawing backing from PS Secretary-General José Luís Carneiro who criticized the minority cabinet.

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Panama counts damage in every province

Strikes hit Riyadh as Trump tests Ukraine, Washington targets court and storms force evacuations

The brief opens with hard security news: an airport strike in Saudi Arabia, a fresh rupture over Ukraine and a Category 4 storm bearing down on Mexico. Washington also picked a fight with the international court system, while Panama began counting earthquake damage province by province.

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Brussels vs capitals: EU integration

Member states' positions on the Irish MFF draft are reported, but no vote or binding decision occurred; this is a negotiating stance ahead of the 15–16 October summit.

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