
First Report on Lisbon Funicular Crash To Be Released Today
Portugal’s transport safety agency is set to publish on Monday its first findings on the accident that killed 16 people in early September.

Portugal’s transport safety agency is set to publish on Monday its first findings on the accident that killed 16 people in early September.

Authorities are looking into how the student was granted an entry visa.

The misuse of taxpayer support meant for essentials has triggered an official investigation.

The party president denounced a campaign of harassment and persecution.

The European Commission decided to act following a citizen complaint providing evidence that the power cut may have been intentional.
The diplomatic outreach to Russia “did not please the European Parliament at all,” Fidias Panayiotou said on X.

Centrist EPP is accused of ‘aiding populists’ by pushing for transparency in taxpayer spending.

Officials bashed the theory in public to “lessen the likelihood of increased laboratory regulations,” a new report says.

The probe involves alleged violations of EU safety standards as well as ‘addictive’ marketing policies.

The investigation proved that the police officer’s account was accurate and that the young offender was in the wrong.