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Latest News 15 May 2011: Azerbaijan win 2011 Eurovision Song Contest 9 April 2011: Bailout signals Lisbon's capitulation to financial markets 2 December 2010: FIFA announce Russia to host 2018 World Cup, Qatar to host 2022 World Cup 29 November 2010: US economist tells Portugal to seek bailout 18 June 2010: Portuguese writer José Saramago dies at 87 9 June 2010: Three football World Cup journalists robbed at gunpoint in South Africa 8 June 2010: Portugal holds first same-sex marriage 19 May 2010: Same-sex marriage allowed in Portugal 8 March 2010: Major storms batter Europe 21 February 2010: Madeira storm kills at least 42 5 February 2010: Concern about sovereign debt of some EU members roils markets 26 January 2010: EU to send police officers to Haiti 10 December 2009: 2009–10 UEFA Champions League: Round of 16 field set Archive Refresh to see the latest news from Portugal. If you find a problem with an article, fix it or comment on the article's discussion page. The WikiNews Latest News section is now also available as RSS-Feed. RSS News from the rest of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP) Angolan police arrest two after attack on Togo football team Togo footballers ambushed in Angola Finnish trio shot dead in Brazil Corruption threatens Brazil's Olympics and World Cup Atlantic storm Danielle strengthens to hurricane force Tropical Storm Danielle forms in Atlantic Ocean President of East Timor pardons rebels who shot him Leader of East Timor tells Australian prime minister to fully form asylum seeker policy Polio vaccination campaign targets 85 million African children Six soldiers killed in Senegal after ambush Funeral held for former Zambian President Frederick Chiluba 'Very dangerous' killer escapes South African hospital		Featured Story Portuguese writer José Saramago dies at 87 Portuguese writer José Saramago, winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize for Literature, died at his home in Lanzarote at 87.  » Full story In-depth coverage The 2006 East Timor crisis began in May, 2006 as a conflict between the military and 600 ex-members of the military who had been sacked after protesting against discrimination. The conflict expanded to general violence throughout the country, centred in the capital Dili, and prompted a military intervention by Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, and Portugal. Wikinews Australia has in-depth coverage of the crisis and military intervention. Start an article Type the headline for your article below and click on the button to edit your new article. Check the list of new articles to see if an article on the subject has been already started. Help and advice Articles in development There are no articles for this topic.
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Politics and conflicts Bailout signals Lisbon's capitulation to financial markets US economist tells Portugal to seek bailout Portugal holds first same-sex marriage Same-sex marriage allowed in Portugal Europeans go to the polls to elect Members of the European Parliament Disasters and accidents Major storms batter Europe Madeira storm kills at least 42 Bridge collapse kills at least five in Massana, Andorra Four Indonesian airlines allowed back into Europe; Zambia, Kazakhstan banned Cristiano Ronaldo crashes Ferrari at Manchester Airport Crime and law Three football World Cup journalists robbed at gunpoint in South Africa Suspect in Madeleine McCann case Robert Murat has confiscated possessions returned McCanns granted newspaper apologies 2008 Dakar Rally cancelled over terrorist threat Reports: Parents of missing girl Madeleine McCann are suspects in her disappearance Obituaries Portuguese writer José Saramago dies at 87 Maria de Jesus, the world's oldest person, dies at age 115 Environment Survey: Finland is the world's greenest country Rare snow storm in Portugal Iberia burning: forest fires rage across Portugal		Economy and business Bailout signals Lisbon's capitulation to financial markets US economist tells Portugal to seek bailout Concern about sovereign debt of some EU members roils markets Survey: Finland is the world's greenest country Portugal receives Russian aerial firefighting airplane Science and technology Newly discovered extra-solar planet may be Earth-like Carbon monoxide protects against paralysis in MS mice Portuguese Culture Ministry suspends opening of Afonso I's tomb Culture and entertainment Azerbaijan win 2011 Eurovision Song Contest Portuguese writer José Saramago dies at 87 2008 Dakar Rally cancelled over terrorist threat Poll of 100 million votes names new Seven Wonders of the World Portuguese Culture Ministry suspends opening of Afonso I's tomb Sports FIFA announce Russia to host 2018 World Cup, Qatar to host 2022 World Cup Three football World Cup journalists robbed at gunpoint in South Africa 2009–10 UEFA Champions League: Round of 16 field set Uruguay qualify to take last spot in 2010 FIFA World Cup UEFA Euro 2008: March 24th qualification game roundup Weather Major storms batter Europe Madeira storm kills at least 42 Rare snow storm in Portugal

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