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Two exit polls have given centre-left candidate António José Seguro a convincing win over far-right rival André Ventura in Sunday’s Portuguese presidential election. Seguro, 63, had won between 67% and 73%of the vote to 43-year-old Ventura’s tally of between 27% and 33% according to projections from two national television stations based on exit polls. 11 million people in Portugal and abroad were eligible to cast their ballots for the election. António José Seguro was a favourite to win the runoff against André Ventura, whose Chega party was created in 2019 and is now the largest opposition force in parliament. In…
The European Commission is seeking input from its G7 partners over the fate of the…
On Monday, 2 February, Israel reopened the Rafah crossing in the southern Gaza Strip at…
The US Department of Justice’s release of an extra 3 million pages of files related…
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The US and Russia have agreed to re-establish high-level military dialogue for the first time…
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is mobilising €3 billion to address likely increases in energy…
Published on 05/02/2026 – 18:39 GMT+1 The European Union needs “to make the Savings and…
European nations need to provide budgetary support for a special international court to prosecute those…
The Council of Europe’s (CoE) Secretary General, Alain Berset, told Euronews that reviewing the European…
The outcome of Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine would resonate far beyond Europe, shaping how…
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