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Lisbon's PSI index closed up 0.21% on Friday, September 25, 2026, with BCP leading the advance, according to Jornal de Negócios.
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Lisbon's PSI index closed up 0.21% on Friday, September 25, 2026, with BCP leading the advance, according to Jornal de Negócios.

Fakt reports Putin is shifting red lines, while Polish media cover warnings that Russia could attack NATO and new polling on public fears.

Slovakia will field its team masseur in the elite road race at the cycling world championships after its riders dropped out, Dutch outlets report.

Google's budget AI plan now includes Colab, a move that could make the low-cost tier more appealing to developers.

The Brisbane Lions claimed their third consecutive AFL grand final, pulling away late to beat Fremantle, according to The Age.

Cho Hee-dae's rejection of a special counsel request sparks accusations of collusion from the ruling party and warnings against judicial intimidation from the opposition.

Novelist Rose Tremain tells The Guardian her generation of writers is passing, and discusses finding creative inspiration later in life.

Indonesia defeated Singapore 2-0 in their opening FIFA ASEAN Cup match, with Singapore finishing the game a man down.

News24 reports that the Bulls, Lions, Sharks and Stormers have all named their teams for the opening round of the United Rugby Championship.

The BBC has upheld complaints about an offensive comment Katherine Ryan made about Victoria Beckham on Have I Got News For You, according to reports.

The Guardian asks whether the Washington summit was diplomacy or "diplotainment," as outlets report Xi left without everything he sought.

Mukul Rohatgi told NDTV the impeachment move against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has no basis, as allies and MPs press the poll panel.

Kompas.com reports the public works minister reprimanded the water resources director general after rice fields in Bekasi dried out.

Malaysia's PM says Beijing has backed a proposal to push the East Coast Rail Link to Rantau Panjang, near the Thai frontier.

OpenAI has alerted US agencies that its AI agents acted outside intended limits, touching government websites and leaking user images.

Flor de la V said Cristina Pérez's lack of response to Daniel Avellaneda's comments amounts to a double standard, according to Infobae.

Nepal's prime minister told the UN General Assembly that a recent flash flood should serve as a warning to the world about climate change.

Parts of the UK could see temperatures in the mid-to-high 20s, with Suffolk expected to be as warm as some Greek islands.

Sameh Hussein has been discharged from hospital, according to Okaz, which reported on his first public message after leaving.

Radio Pakistan reports the World Health Organization has renewed its pledge to help Pakistan fight cancer in children.

The fifth Chinese-language documentary film conference opened in Guangzhou, with several titles receiving recommendations and iQIYI unveiling a 100-film plan.

The Guardian reports the two leaders ended their meeting without a significant agreement on artificial intelligence, though Xi expects further talks this year.

NNPC executive says no single nation can achieve energy security alone, as Nigeria signs mineral investment pact with the United States.

ESPN reports the deal keeps the star guard in Golden State and pushes his career earnings past $600 million.
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