Insurgents launched an armed assault on a safari camp in Mozambique associated with football manager Carlos Queiroz, resulting in at least one reported fatality. Local authorities are investigating the incident as security concerns persist in the region.
Staff at the national broadcaster Lusa report intimidation from the far-right Chega party, which allegedly advocates for the agency's closure, prompting union pushback.
Fresh off its public listing, QumulusAI has landed a significant data center contract, leading analysts to outline strategic trading approaches for QMLS shares.
A fashion editorial showcases ten stylish long-sleeve blouses from Zara, positioning them as effortless yet chic options for returning to the workplace.
AI-focused company QumulusAI reported a doubling of second-quarter revenue to $6.7 million, highlighting growing enterprise adoption of its generative AI solutions.
The article offers five tips on how to combine denim blouses to create fresh and interesting looks. It aims to show that a basic wardrobe item doesn't have to be boring.
Hayden Panettiere's mother has broken her silence following her daughter's death, revealing that Panettiere's on-again, off-again boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, was present at the time of her passing. Tributes from celebrities like Solange Knowles and PETA have also emerged, highlighting Panettiere's life and activism.
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Tomasz Stawiszyński, a guest on 'Plus Minus,' recommended three authors whose works he believes offer profound insights into contemporary reality, touching upon fundamental aspects of the modern world.
The Moldovan Prime Minister's office announced that the premier will meet with Alexandru Slusari to discuss the complaints of agricultural producers. However, the 'Force of Farmers' organization expressed dissatisfaction with the limited format of the meeting.
QumulusAI has signed a DRW Blackwell deal with Nvidia, raising questions about how this contract momentum will translate into future revenue for the company.
Children, youth leaders, and residents in Ogun State honored a late politician by organizing a sanitation exercise at Lusada Market, raising awareness about environmental cleanliness.
The Portuguese news agency Lusa has launched lusaverifica.pt, a new fact-checking website that replaces its previous platform and aims for certification on a European fact-checker platform.
An unusual search query or advertisement in Arabic for requesting cocaine in Lusail via 'WWW BUY-COKE COM' was published on The Brussels Times website.
António Leitão Amaro stated that the adjudication of services by Lusa is the responsibility of the administration, emphasizing that the government is unaware of and does not intervene in such processes.
Michał Gulczyński recommends a book exploring how society functions, particularly in a world with rigid norms and hierarchies where both men and women had limited choices.
Igor Grosu, Parliament Speaker and PAS leader, stated he would not comment on the potential appointment of Alexandru Slusari as Minister of Agriculture until Prime Minister Vasile Tofan expresses his position.
Following a controversy over high enrollment fees, Tirana has been removed from the list of ten universities for Italian medical school admissions. Students wishing to enroll there must now do so privately and at their own expense.
Ukraine's ousted defense minister, Fedorov, has reportedly refused alternative positions offered by President Zelensky, insisting on his reinstatement. Meanwhile, Trump ally and influencer Laura Loomer met with President Zelensky in Kyiv, marking a significant shift in her stance on the Ukraine war.
Some 140 critically endangered Hawksbill sea turtle hatchlings were released at Pandilusan Island, Payao, Zamboanga Sibugay, marking a milestone in marine biodiversity conservation efforts.
The European Commission has acknowledged concerns raised by unions and employees of the Portuguese news agency Lusa regarding its editorial independence. Challenges related to public funding for public media organizations, such as RTP, were also highlighted.
Alexandru Slusari announced his resignation from the administrative board of Energocom, citing a lack of transparency regarding the request for gas tariff increases.
Qatar’s Amir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, received world leaders and foreign dignitaries at Lusail Palace for a third day of condolences following the death of the Father Amir.
A regional Polish politician, Wojciech Ślusarczyk, has been accused of insulting the head of state after sharing a social media image that prosecutors claim compared President Karol Nawrocki to Shrek.
Fabian Figueiredo of BE has questioned the Portuguese Ministry of the Presidency regarding the government's intention to seek clarification on a 63,000 euro contract awarded to Able IT for Lusa services.
Portuguese Socialist Party deputies are calling for the government to submit the agreement between public broadcaster RTP and news agency Lusa to Parliament, advocating for full transparency regarding its terms, objectives, and impacts.
The venomous Chilean recluse spider (Loxosceles laeta), originating from South America, has been identified for the first time in Porto, Portugal. Scientists note that while its venom is potent, the risk to the general population is considered low.
A district councilor from Radomsko, Wojciech Ślusarczyk of the Polish People's Party, has been accused by prosecutors of insulting President Karol Nawrocki after publishing a doctored photo of the first lady with a 'Where's Shrek?' comment on social media.
A sand mine at Stokksnes, Iceland, has been productive for two decades, with up to 40,000 tons of gravel extracted annually from an eight-kilometer stretch of beach. While half is used domestically, thousands of tons of this 'pearl sand' are exported each year.
Germany has officially completed and opened the Lusatian Lake District, Europe's largest artificial lake landscape, which was created from former lignite mines and aims to boost tourism.
The Portuguese news agency Lusa and public broadcaster RTP have signed a two-year memorandum of understanding aimed at optimizing technical and operational resources without institutional merger.
Enquanto os times não se enfrentam — o que pode ocorrer nas semifinais — quem nasceu no Brasil e vive em terras lusas diz torcer pela seleção do país de acolhida.
Polish actor Jacek Kawalec, a guest on 'Plus Minus,' expresses his strong preference for classic cinema, stating he frequently revisits it and particularly values the performances of his idols from film school.
The Portuguese government is renegotiating its public service contract with the Lusa news agency, with the Minister of the Presidency assuring an increase in the annual transfer. A new company agreement is anticipated by summer or autumn of 2026.
Lusa news agency and RTP, the Portuguese public broadcaster, are set to sign a memorandum of understanding to share regional and international facilities, technology, and collaborate on fact-checking.
Crime author Wojciech Chmielarz discusses how climate, water, and pollution issues are becoming part of daily life and will eventually be reflected in literature.
MEP Catarina Martins has again questioned the European Commission regarding the independence of the Lusa news agency, citing 'clear and alarming signs of an attempt to control and suffocate' its independence.
A Finnish article explores how immigrants are taught about the Finnish appreciation for silence in integration training, noting that Finns find places like elevators challenging.
Krzysztof Domaradzki, a guest on "Plus Minus," recommends a story titled 'Remont jako pretekst' (Renovation as a Pretext). The piece explores a scenario where a hired professional might attempt to rob their employer, delving into the motivations behind such an act.
The female body does not immediately return to its pre-pregnancy state after childbirth, as internal organs undergo a significant recovery process, making the timing of the menstrual cycle's return vary among individuals.
Poland's Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) has secured documents related to PiS MP Robert Telus, investigating matters including land plots and transactions.
The Brazilian Embassy in Portugal, Lisbon, is hosting an event on June 1st and 2nd to promote literature and art, featuring prominent names such as José Eduardo Agualusa and José Roberto de Castro Neves from the Brazilian Academy of Letters (ABL).
The Portuguese government has approved a 5 million euro plan to modernize the Lusa news agency, allocating three million for technological upgrades and two million for human resources, including potential salary increases for employees.
Farmers from several districts in Moldova are holding a "warning protest" in front of the Government building, motivated by the authorities' inaction regarding their demands, with the Minister inviting them for discussions.
Belén Rodriguez has reportedly been excluded from the reality show 'Isola dei Famosi,' which is moving to the Philippines, with Selvaggia Lucarelli now a frontrunner for the hosting role. This exclusion might be linked to Rodriguez's psychological breakdown.
The Portuguese Parliament approved a reform of the Tribunal de Contas (Court of Accounts), with the Socialist Party (PS) supporting the proposal despite some disagreements on specific solutions.
The world's largest wind turbine, taller than the Eiffel Tower, is being erected in eastern Germany, a project attracting international interest but also sparking debate and criticism from the far-right AfD party in the mining region of Lusatia.
Elections for the 'Secretas' (intelligence services) and the Lusa news agency are scheduled to take place in June, coinciding with votes for the Constitutional Court and the Ombudsman.
Workers at the Portuguese news agency Lusa went on strike as the opposition criticized government changes to the agency's statutes, while the PSD defended the executive's actions.
Firmino Pereira, Vice-Mayor of Gaia, criticized the Lusa news agency, accusing it of populism and intentionally misleading public opinion with its report on the annulment of a tender during a municipal executive meeting.
The Lusa news agency's board of directors expressed solidarity with its journalists and information department after the Gaia municipality accused Lusa of 'manipulation' over a news report. The report was based on data from the Official Gazette.
A report highlights the best Conga robot vacuum cleaners for 2026, noting significant discounts of up to 56% for those looking to automate floor cleaning.
The F60, a massive machine measuring 502 meters in length and weighing 13,500 tons, operates in Lusatia, Germany, removing earth and rocks over coal. It is described as the largest mobile machine on Earth, capable of displacing 29,000 cubic meters per hour.
Employees of the Portuguese news agency Lusa are planning a strike for May 20 to protest new company statutes, which they argue threaten the agency's independence now that it is fully state-owned.
Due to prison reorganization in Portugal, female inmates from the south are being concentrated in Tires, leading to the conversion of Odemira into a male prison and creating a 'female prison desert' in the southern region.
African media outlets have initiated a boycott of events in Lusaka, Zambia, following a significant diplomatic and civic crisis that emerged from the continent's largest digital rights summit, RightsCon.
The Manila Police District (MPD) is filing a case against Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) Chairperson Jerome Adonis following violent incidents during the group’s Labor Day rally in Manila.
The Portuguese news agency Lusa has reported that a staff member from the Ministry of the Presidency accosted its Workers' Commission in an 'insulting and intimidating tone' after a meeting with the minister.
During the 19th Mastercard OFF CAMERA film festival in Krakow, Irish director Jim Sheridan received the 'Undercurrent' award and expressed his concerns that cinema is currently threatened by the rise of artificial intelligence and streaming platforms.
Kilusang Mayo Uno has announced plans for Labor Day protests in the Philippines, calling for higher wages, lower prices of goods, and sufficient state subsidies amidst the ongoing energy crisis.
European far-right leaders convened in Milan for a rally primarily focused on anti-immigration sentiments, with discussions also touching on the legacy of figures like Orbán. Meanwhile, left-wing leaders gathered in Spain, asserting that the era of the far-right is ending.
The European Commission informed MEP Catarina Martins that it will use its powers to ensure Portugal complies with press freedom rules regarding the statutes of the Lusa news agency.
Chega deputy Pedro Frazão sparked outrage by threatening to close the national news agency Lusa and persecute its journalists, prompting strong condemnation from press freedom advocates and editorial boards.
New Delhi and Lusaka have restarted diplomatic and economic negotiations focused on securing Indian investments in Zambia's vital critical mineral reserves.
An investigative report examines the career of Alusala, identified as one of Kenya’s wealthiest teachers who simultaneously holds contracts supplying uniforms to the national police force. The story highlights the intersection of education and public procurement in the country.
The album 'Reina da Morna' features ten previously unheard recordings from the late Cape Verdean diva, produced by José da Silva and released through Sony Music's Lusafrica archives.
A teenager sustained minor injuries after falling into an excavation at an unfinished construction project in the Balbuena neighborhood. Local authorities confirmed the victim did not require hospitalization.
A US federal judge has invalidated the Trump administration's policy that froze immigrant visa applications for citizens from 75 countries, including Nigeria and Morocco. The ruling deemed the ban "patently unlawful," allowing citizens from affected nations to reapply for visas.
China's LandSpace successfully landed a reusable rocket booster, marking a significant milestone that places it alongside SpaceX and Blue Origin in reusable rocket technology. This achievement follows the successful recovery of the Zhuque-3 rocket after an orbital launch.
Several companies, including Blue Dolphin, InspireMD, and Rubico Inc., have announced their second-quarter or first-half 2026 financial results. Additionally, Cowboy Space and Freightos have appointed new Chief Financial Officers.
The Brussels Times published a search query titled 'WWW BUY-COKE COM buy cocaine nose candy in Lusail', appearing to be a placeholder or spam content related to drug procurement in Lusail, Qatar.
Stockard Channing, known for her role as Rizzo in 'Grease,' has revealed details about her reclusive life at 82, stating she is 'happy being a recluse.' She shared insights into her solitary living.
A US appeals court has upheld an injunction to halt the construction of a ballroom at the White House, prompting President Trump to label the decision a 'national disgrace.' The ruling requires Trump to seek congressional approval for the project.
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Europe has declared the migrant emergency concluded, supporting Spain, while Italy expressed disappointment over a standoff regarding funding for migrant centers and downplayed tensions with Madrid.
Alexandru Slusari, a former member of Energocom's administrative board, dismissed an audio recording circulating on social media as fake, in which he allegedly discusses profiting from increased gas tariffs with acting director Evgheni Buzatu.
Israeli settlers set fire to mosques, cars, and farmland in the West Bank following deadly clashes, as the Israeli government considers an international stabilization force for Gaza and Iran links peace deals to an end of Israeli attacks on Lebanon.
The 'Farmers' Force' Association proposed its executive director, Alexandru Slusari, as a candidate for the position of Minister of Agriculture to Prime Minister Vasile Tofan.
Radio Naba's Latvian music chart introduces new entries, reflecting diverse themes from space and the Pacific Ocean to everyday experiences like burnt dumplings.
Qatar held the burial of its Father Amir at Lusail Cemetery, with family gathering for a final farewell marked by grief and solemnity, following news of his passing.
The Portuguese Parliament has postponed elections for the oversight of 'secretas' (intelligence services) and the Lusa Consultative Council due to a lack of candidate lists.
Europe's largest Mercedes-Benz factory has opened in Kecskemét, Hungary, with officials highlighting its advanced production capabilities and significant export potential.
The Icelandic government is considering restarting accession talks with the European Union, with fisheries issues once again highlighted as the most challenging and sensitive aspect, similar to the 2010 negotiations.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is pushing for a parliamentary discussion on the cooperation agreement between public broadcaster RTP and news agency Lusa, demanding full transparency regarding its terms and impacts.
Dennis Lusava was found dead after he had reportedly walked into a police post, prompting questions and an investigation into the circumstances of his death.
A local councilman from the PSL party, Wojciech Ślusarczyk, has been charged by the District Prosecutor's Office in Radomsko for allegedly insulting President Karol Nawrocki by comparing him to the character Shrek.
A commentary discusses the 'Portuguese Ideological Cage' and expresses anguish over decades of leftist brainwashing of new generations, even affecting young emigrants fleeing poverty.
The Journalists' Union has lodged a complaint with the European Commission, arguing that changes to Lusa's statutes threaten the news agency's editorial and functional independence and could infringe upon journalists' and citizens' fundamental rights.
A powerful earthquake in Venezuela has resulted in over 900 fatalities and more than 50,000 missing persons, prompting intensified rescue operations. International aid, including assistance from the United States, is being deployed as families desperately search for loved ones amidst widespread destruction.
A profile piece on Tino Chrupalla, co-chairman of the AfD, explores his image as a man of the common people and his perceived opposition to the Berlin elites. The report visits his home region in Upper Lusatia to understand his appeal to voters.
The workers' committees of RTP and Lusa reacted to Minister Leitão Amaro's statements in Parliament, criticizing the absence of a concrete plan and expressing fears of privatization, stating that public service is 'seriously compromised'.
The Portuguese government has denied interfering in a memorandum between the Lusa news agency and public broadcaster RTP, with Leitão Amaro assuring that the agreement is not a merger and that the government merely "stimulated this project."
The Hungarian government acknowledged that the style of its social media post, which began with 'Orbán lied to his own people,' was 'not the most fortunate.' This admission followed public discussion regarding the post's tone.
The Portuguese political party Chega has reached an agreement with the PSD to prevent the PSU from going to a vote. This development comes amidst ongoing discussions regarding labor reform, with the government having been informed about the review of the labor agreement.
The Portuguese political party Bloco de Esquerda (BE) has brought the case of the Lusa news agency to Brussels for a second time, with an MEP questioning the legality of its new statutes under EU rules on media independence, given its 100% state ownership.
Three worker representative structures at Lusa argue that management could have negotiated a new agreement without terminating the current one, accusing them of pressuring the negotiation process and requesting arbitration from the CES.
The president of Transtejo Soflusa criticized the Arbitral Tribunal's decision not to decree minimum services for the Tagus River connections, stating that the company is managing to maintain operations despite the ruling.
Portugal's Bloco de Esquerda party has questioned Leitão Amaro regarding the timing of negotiations only after Lusa denounced its Company Agreement, raising concerns about the weakening of collective bargaining.
The administration of the Lusa news agency has denounced an existing labor agreement and proposed salary increases of up to 280 euros over four years. Unions, however, accuse management of linking salary increases to the signing of a new company agreement.
Joaquim Carreira spoke at the inauguration of the '40 Years | 40 Photographs' exhibition in Parliament, emphasizing the rigor and independence of the Lusa news agency as central values, calling it indispensable for democratic life.
A debate concerning the Lusa news agency led to political parties exchanging barbs and referencing figures such as Sócrates, Miguel Relvas, and Manuel Moura Guedes.
Bartosz Szczygielski, a guest on 'Plus Minus,' recommends a book that delves into the themes of metal, rock music, and the complexities of the human psyche.
White Zara jeans are reportedly a popular item this spring-summer season, praised for their flattering fit and versatility with romantic or linen blouses.
A union has highlighted strong participation in a strike at Agência Lusa, where journalists are demanding better working conditions, professional dignity, and to prevent changes to the company's statutes.
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) reported increased seismic activity at Bulusan Volcano in Sorsogon, recording 442 volcano-tectonic earthquakes, though the alert level remains at 1.
The Gaia City Council has reinforced its accusations against the Lusa news agency, calling its reporting on municipal tenders "lamentable, false, vile," and "populist," and stating that the agency's management remains unanswered.
This article provides a recipe for a versatile summer potato salad that is described as pairing well with any dish, making it ideal for grilling parties.
The Socialist Party (PS) has demanded that Menezes apologize to the Lusa news agency. Additionally, the party has requested a parliamentary hearing for Rangel to debate the 'humiliation' related to the incident.
Kalina Błażejowska, a guest on "Plus Minus," recommends "The Plague," noting that the coldness and distance of its narrative both fascinate and repel her.
The Portuguese news agency Lusa has called a strike to protest a proposed revision of its statutes, which workers fear could lead to 'governmentalization' and a potential relocation of its headquarters. The strike coincides with a parliamentary debate on the statutes.
A Polish article recommends works by Belarusian authors, highlighting the growing Belarusian diaspora in Poland and its contribution to the country's new multiculturalism.
The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) is proposing that the administration of the Lusa news agency be chosen by a General Council. This council would include parliamentary, government, and worker representatives to ensure the agency's editorial independence.
Renowned authors Mia Couto, José Eduardo Agualusa, and Tatiana Salem Levy are participating in the 'Literatura em Viagem' (LeV) festival, highlighting three writers, three geographies, and one language.
Konrad Ślusarczyk, Visa's Director of Government Affairs for Central and Eastern Europe, states that Poland has the opportunity to become a leader in e-commerce and the digital economy. He emphasizes the need for proactive steps to achieve this potential.
Konrad Ślusarczyk, Visa's Director of Government Engagement for Central and Eastern Europe, stated that Poland has the opportunity to become a leader in e-commerce development and the digital economy.
The Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) announced nationwide Labor Day protests in the Philippines to call for an end to the US-Israel war on Iran and to hold the Marcos administration accountable for wage issues.
Polish writer Marek Bieńczyk, a guest on "Plus Minus," shares his renewed appreciation for American prose, recalling his high school thesis on Hemingway, and discusses how vulgarity can sometimes be sublime.
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) reported increased seismic activity, including 101 volcano-tectonic events, at Bulusan Volcano in Sorsogon.
The articles feature two distinct recipes: a sweet potato salad with cheese and pomegranate, and a chicken schnitzel served with German potato salad and bacon.
Author Krzysztof Bochus, a guest on 'Plus Minus,' shares his recommendations, touching upon diverse topics including Napoleon, pizza with Orhan Pamuk, and Polish rapper Pezet. He notes his strong connection to music, suggesting literature shares similarities with it.
Multiple reports indicate that Iran utilized a Chinese-built satellite to track and gather intelligence on US military bases and ships in the Middle East, with some suggesting it aided in precision attacks. China has dismissed claims of providing such satellite intelligence to Iran.
Self-driving logistics software developer PlusAI has agreed to become a publicly traded company through an $800 million special purpose acquisition company merger. The transaction aims to provide capital for scaling its autonomous freight technology.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that construction of President Trump’s proposed White House ballroom may proceed pending further litigation. The decision clears a major legal hurdle for the project, which has faced prolonged opposition from preservation groups and local officials.
Negotiations for EU membership are fundamentally built on candidate countries adopting the bloc's entire regulatory framework, with permanent opt-outs largely ruled out for new members.
The AI infrastructure company revealed plans to reach 18 megawatts of high-performance computing capacity by late 2026, backed by recent contract signings totaling over $282 million.
The US Supreme Court has ruled to allow the continued construction of a controversial ballroom at the White House, a project initiated by former President Donald Trump. This decision temporarily permits the building work to proceed.
An incident occurred near the memorial of Tanaji Malusare at Pune's Sinhagad Fort where tourists were reportedly attacked. The assailants questioned the tourists about wearing shorts and their knowledge of Hindu culture.
Benzinga has released stock analysis reports providing financial insights and performance ratings for several companies, including Obsidian Therapeutics, Cerenome, Niki BioSolutions, BioStem Technologies, BOXABL, Quanome Technologies, QumulusAI, and BlossomHill Therapeutics.
Babs Olusanmokun, who portrays Dr. M'Benga in 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,' shared his perspective on the show's conclusion, stating that he does not view it as a final episode.
The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles consisting solely of search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various cities and countries. These articles appear to be spam or a technical error, listing specific drug names and locations.
The trial of Wojciech Ślusarczyk, a PSL councilor accused of insulting President Karol Nawrocki and his wife, will not proceed. The accusation stemmed from a social media post featuring a modified photo of Marta Nawrocka and a question about 'Shrek'.
The reclamation of landscapes in Northern Bohemia, scarred by coal mining, is presented as a significant contemporary challenge, drawing parallels with successful transformation projects in Germany's Lusatia region.
In an interview, author Robert M. Wegner recommends everyone familiarize themselves with Tolkien's work, regardless of personal preference, and expresses his liking for rebellious rock music.
Beta Glass has announced the appointment of Boye Olusanya as its new board chairman, while also acknowledging the contributions of the outgoing chairman, Mr. Ezinwa.
Despite ongoing drought conditions, the Jizera River and parts of the Lusatian Neisse in the Liberec region of the Czech Republic remain navigable for rafters, who are reportedly enjoying the current season.
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) has warned of increased chances of phreatic eruptions at Bulusan Volcano in Sorsogon due to heightened seismic activity.
Following the resignation of Radu Musteața, the 'Farmers' Force' Association has proposed Alexandru Slusari for the position of Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry to Prime Minister Vasile Tofan.
A Lagos Federal High Court is set to rule on the admissibility of disputed documents in the N152 million Oak Homes property fraud trial, which involves Olukayode Olusanya.
The Portuguese Minister of the Presidency's office states that the Rule of Law Report considers the alleged non-conformities of Lusa's statutes with European law to be 'overcome and unfounded,' effectively closing the case in Europe.
Energocom has requested an increase in gas tariffs, with its director stating that board members were informed in advance. The head of the regulatory agency, Veaceslav Ungureanu, suggested that a summer increase is more reasonable than during the heating season.
Joaquim Carreira, the President, emphasized the Lusa news agency's crucial role in reinforcing democracy, diversity, and Portuguese culture. He also highlighted its fundamental contribution to the recognition of the Azores and Madeira.
A selection of elegant and versatile blouse and pant sets from Zara and Mango are highlighted as perfect alternatives to dresses for guests attending various events.
Polish author Łukasz Orbitowski recommends a work that evokes deep emotions, prompting reflection on how creators transform such feelings into concrete forms.
Construction has started on another section of the Lusatian Neisse riverfront in Liberec, Czech Republic, aiming to create a new public leisure area in the city center. This project follows the completion of a previous riverfront section last year.
An article features Sabina Nowak discussing animal senses and the responsibility that comes with pet ownership, emphasizing the need to minimize pets' impact on nature.
A Polish PSL councilman, Wojciech Ślusarczyk, is facing legal action for publishing a meme featuring the first lady and a question about Shrek, with prosecutors accusing him of insulting President Karol Nawrocki.
The administration and board of the Lusa news agency have been summoned to parliament to discuss proposed bills from various parties regarding new statutes, independence, autonomy, and transparency for the agency.
Monte Carlo is in shock following an attack on a Ukrainian oligarch, whose wife was seriously injured, though authorities have ruled out terrorism as the motive.
A lawyer in Hungary argues that limiting parliamentary terms would restrict passive suffrage, noting that such a proposal was not part of the Tisza party's program.
Sony confirmed in its latest financial report plans to further improve the PlayStation Plus service and increase user engagement by encouraging transitions to higher-tier subscription packages.
G7 leaders have committed to firm military support for Ukraine and intensified sanctions against Russia, with a joint declaration signed by all, including Donald Trump. Trump, who attended the summit, reportedly shifted his stance, indicating a willingness to impose stricter sanctions on Russia and provide military aid to Ukraine.
As Germany approaches its 2038 deadline for phasing out brown coal, preparations are underway in regions like Lusatia with billions in funding, but skepticism is growing among residents about the future of their rural areas.
Unions and the Workers' Commission of the Portuguese news agency Lusa are contesting the government's response to the Left Bloc, claiming the government confused renegotiation with denunciation of the Company Agreement and never informed the workers.
The Portuguese government was informed about the Lusa news agency's intention to negotiate and revise its agreement, according to a response from Leitão Amaro's cabinet to a BE deputy.
The Livre party is questioning a direct contract awarded by the Lusa news agency to Miguel Guedes GMT for €16,200 for the agency's 40th-anniversary celebrations, citing its connection to Amaro's office.
An opinion piece argues that the idea of changing the designation of Portuguese to "General Language," originating from José Eduardo Agualusa's picaresque spirit, lacks pertinent argumentation.
An exhibition titled 'Sufi Path of Love - Dervishes of Mersad Berber' has opened in the French Pavilion in Zagreb, presenting a comprehensive collection of previously unseen works by the late artist, marking the first time his final chapter is shown to the public.
TV host Zerina Patković has called on Sarajevo Canton Prime Minister Nihad Uk to propose and adopt a law on paid leave for women during their menstrual cycle.
Aguiar-Branco highlighted the national character and impartiality of the Lusa news agency. He underscored Lusa's role as a national and unbiased news source.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković stated that the frustration among Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding the election of the Croat member of the BiH Presidency is 'completely justified.' He believes this is a moment in three election cycles where the chances are realistically higher.
Former Minister of Culture Pedro Adão e Silva argued that parliament should not interfere in the agency's editorial choices: 'Lusa must be protected from any political fluctuation'.
The Minister of the Presidency, Leitão Amaro, stated that 'no one wants to return' to the previous statutes for Lusa, the Portuguese news agency, despite a strike. New diplomas, which reduce government powers, are scheduled for a vote this Friday.
Journalists at the Portuguese news agency Lusa are on strike, protesting in front of Parliament to defend the agency's independence. They have also filed a complaint with Brussels regarding the situation.
The media regulator ERC has favorably evaluated the Socialist Party's (PS) proposal for new statutes and a governance model for the Lusa news agency, aiming to strengthen editorial independence despite 100% state ownership.
Employees of the Portuguese news agency Lusa have signed an open letter advocating for the agency's independence, ahead of parliamentary discussions on related legislative proposals.
Conversion therapies have been criminalized in Portugal since 2024, but a petition with 17,000 signatures seeks to revoke the law, with Lusa collecting testimonies from victims.
The Portuguese news agency Lusa has sent a letter to the municipality of Vila Nova de Gaia after the executive accused the agency of attempted manipulation following a report about the cancellation of a public tender.
The municipality of Vila Nova de Gaia accused the Lusa news agency of a 'lying and vile attempt at manipulation,' a claim strongly repudiated by Lusa's information directorate, which deemed the terms 'very serious for the agency and journalism'.
Cultural institutions in Pljevlja, Montenegro, will join a half-hour warning strike scheduled for tomorrow, starting at 10 AM. A representative from the Culture Trade Union confirmed the participation.
The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is demanding that Minister Leitão Amaro 'directly and individually' assume responsibility and evaluate his confidence in a staff member who allegedly intimidated representatives of the Lusa news agency.
Representatives from the Portuguese news agency Lusa reported being insulted by an advisor to Leitão Amaro, a founder of the Iniciativa Liberal party. The incident occurred at the ministry after a formal meeting, with the official reportedly retracting his statements to the cabinet.
Konrad Ślusarczyk, Visa's Director of Government Engagement for Central and Eastern Europe, emphasized Poland's opportunity to become a leader in e-commerce development and the digital economy.
Qatar's Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) has commenced operations from its new headquarters located in Lusail. This marks a significant relocation for the ministry.
In an interview with Lusa, José Luís Carneiro expressed his belief in becoming prime minister, dismissed internal opposition within the PS party, and commented on political challenges like the upcoming state budget.
An employee accused in a sexual harassment case at a TCS-linked BPO in Nashik, identified as Nida Khan, has filed for anticipatory bail while reportedly absconding. The case has led to multiple FIRs and raised concerns about workplace toxicity.
Portugal's media regulator, ERC, will investigate accusations made by Ana Abrunhosa against a Lusa news agency journalist. Abrunhosa claimed the journalist lied in a report about Casa do Cinema, alleging a "serious deontological failure" and a "political agenda."