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Trump guarantees Russia will not attack NATO countries

Former US President Donald Trump said Russia will not attack NATO countries, contradicting reports from the Wall Street Journal and CBS that CIA Director William Burns' trip to Ukraine was aimed at delivering a warning to Moscow not to carry out attacks against NATO allies. Burns' trip, which took place on Tuesday, comes amid growing concerns about Russian intentions regarding the transatlantic alliance.

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Health Minister Appeals for Blood Donations

Health Minister Ana Paula Martins appealed to the public to donate blood after making a donation herself at the facilities of the Portuguese Blood and Transplantation Institute, in Lisbon. The minister highlighted that there are collection sites throughout the country with qualified professionals, that donating blood costs nothing, and that a single donation can save up to three lives. The official was making these statements in response to criticism from the Portuguese Federation of Blood Donors.

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"The US escalated to war when sanctions failed. Now, since the war also failed, they are returning to sanctions"

Rui Henrique Santos, an International Relations expert, commented on the latest developments in the Middle East conflict, noting that the US resorted to war when sanctions failed, and are now returning to sanctions after the failure of military intervention.

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"It is unacceptable": Paulo Rangel condemns Russian attack near Portugal's Embassy in Kiev

Prime Minister Paulo Rangel strongly condemned the Russian attack near Portugal's Embassy in Kiev, stating that the incident was "unacceptable". Although it caused no injuries, the attack had a significant impact on both the embassy building and the people who were at the site at the time of the incident.

SIC Notícias28/08/26, 00:30

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Democracy shifts further to the right

A recent study reveals that global democracy is increasingly leaning to the right, with the number of people living in autocracies having risen to 74% of the world's population. The research indicates a concerning trend of democratic backsliding in various regions of the planet, suggesting that authoritarian systems are gaining strength and that political freedom is in decline on a global scale.

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