Lisbon, Sept. 11, 2025 (Lusa) - Opinions and implications of the Russian drones that were shot down in Polish airspace, the austerity protests in France and 40 years on, Portugal’s worst railway accident is remembered are the most frequent headlines this Thursday morning.

 Visão:

- ‘Dino d'Santiago: “I am more Portuguese than almost all the Portuguese people I know”’

- ‘Tragedies. How politicians deal with guilt’

- ‘Artificial intelligence. The new power game that will change the world’

- ‘Environment. The race for millions in green capitalism’

- "Se7e. Azeitão. A stroll between the past and the future‘

Diário de Notícias:

- ’Investment plan of 2% of GDP in Defence adds capabilities for the Army, Navy and Air Force‘

- ’At least 19 Russian drones violated Polish airspace‘

- ’Tension. NATO defence test hours before Russian military exercise begins"

- ‘Drones in Poland. Accidental or intentional? Six opinions on the “incident”’

- ‘US. Pro-Trump influencer Charlie Kirk shot dead at event in Utah’

- ‘Education. The new school year with a “step backwards” in digital and the usual problems’

- 'Negotiation. Government drops two measures on parenting in labour reform‘

- ’André Moz Caldas. “I regret that Lisbon mayor Carlos Moedas has disappeared from the chamber”‘

- ’Athletics. Largest ever World Championships squad aims for more than just medals‘

- ’Theatre. “Cleopatra’s nose, of course! A journey into the past in search of happiness and wealth“‘

Correio da Manhã:

- ‘Domestic violence. Recordings implicate soap opera actor [Nuno Homem de Sá]’

- ‘Accident. “Brain” of the Glória funicular without any protection’

- ‘Judges at war with ex-PM Jose Sócrates corruption case’

- ‘NATO on alert. Russian drones enter Poland’

- ‘Benfica. Balance sheet with players has a 22 million hole’

- ‘Hope. Study points to Sporting as likely champion’

- ‘Dates. League decides controversial Arouca-FC Porto match’

- ‘Drama. Revolt in Nepal catches Portuguese tourists’

- ‘Housing. Rents rise 2.24% next year’

Público:

- ‘Poland accuses Russia of violating airspace and exposes risk of “open conflict”’

- ‘Austerity. Wave of protests in France results in almost 500 arrests’

- ‘Interview. Socialist Party leader José Luís Carneiro and the state budget: “Government must decide if it wants to stay in Chega's lap”’

- ‘40 years of Alcafache. Unpublished images bring back memories of the worst railway accident in Portugal’

- ‘Labour market. Without immigrants' contributions, social security revenues would fall by 12%’

- ‘Monetary policy. End of the cycle of interest rate cuts gains momentum’

- 'European Union. Association Agreement with Israel in the process of being suspended‘

- ’Elevador da Glória. Maintenance contract price fell 2% in the last three years‘

- ’Presidential elections. Catarina Martins moves against ‘the usual suspects‘

Jornal de Notícias:

- ’Lawyer put drugs in former clients’ car and called the police‘

- ‘Family of boy who died in training not entitled to compensation’

- ‘Report. 40 years after the Alcafache tragedy, nothing fills the “void”. Memories of those who lived through the country's worst railway disaster’

- ‘Viana do Castelo. Municipal transport management divides candidates’

- "Aveiro. Mother admits to slapping boy who walked 12 km through the woods‘

- ’Russian drones. “Solidarity but not warmongering”, argues Portugal's president Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa‘

- ’Porto. Students protest against “exorbitant” accommodation prices‘

- ’Sexual harassment. António Capelo says he is the target of “public lynching”"

- ‘National teams. Benfica was the club with the most athletes in the world championship’

Negócios:

- ‘Government to review proposals on parenting in labour law’

- ‘Owner of Guloso ‘actively’ seeking acquisitions’

- ‘10 key points from the State of the [European] Union address’

- ‘ECB will leave interest rates unchanged for now, but they may rise next time’

- ‘Civil construction group Teixeira Duarte returns to the main stock market index, nine years later’

- "#The Most Powerful 2025. #02 In just over a year, PM Luís Montenegro has been voted on twice and, although without a majority, has won both times. He faces several challenges ahead: local elections, the state budget and the presidential elections.‘

Jornal Económico:

- ’Protests against budget cuts paralyse France‘

- ’Government backs down on labour law regarding parenthood‘

- ’Europe “must fight” and be “independent”. Ursula von der Leyen‘

- ’Military conflict “closer than ever since World War II”, warns Poland‘

- ’ECB expected to keep interest rates unchanged at 2%‘

- ’Small and medium size companies (SMEs) call for VAT reduction instead of corporate and personal income tax cuts‘

- ’Teixeira Duarte joins the benchmark PSI (Portuguese share index), which now has 16 stocks"

- ‘Catarina Martins announces candidacy for Belém’

- ‘“We have made Vanguard a benchmark in real estate”. José Cardoso Botelho. The assessment comes from the current CEO of the real estate developer that bought assets from Herdade da Comporta. Alexandre Berda will be the new leader of Vanguard Properties’

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