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The Minister of Internal Administration has reaffirmed that Portugal is among the most peaceful countries in the world while highlighted the "decisive...

The union of SEF inspectors says that the transfer of staff to the Judiciary Police must respect the principle of “equal work, equal pay”, and that this...

‘UNITED FRONT’: China broadcasts in Taiwan on unused radio frequencies and persuades local radio programs to broadcast pro-China content for it, officials saidBy Chen Yu-fu and Kayleigh Madjar / Staff reporter, with staff writer

The union representing SEF inspectors has asked the Government for meetings due to the “lack of definition of the extinction process” of the security...

Committee members heard testimony advocating for a series of gun policy changes introduced in the aftermath of the mass shooting at MSU in February.

Nearly a week after a shooting shocked the Michigan State University community — killing three students and injuring five others — students and educators are banding together to advocate for gun reform.

The Council of Ministers is discussing new housing measures, with the future of the Golden Visa programme in the balance.

About 900 immigrants register daily with the Foreigners and Borders Service (SEF) to regularise their situation in the country, but about half do not appear in...

The Minister of Internal Administration has said that municipalities currently have powers to regulate the speed and parking of scooters and admitted a...

The use of pyrotechnic devices, such as flares, in a sporting context, to become an offense punishable by a prison sentence of up to five years.