Mr Rebelo de Sousa, a former leader of the opposition Social Democrats (PSD), had polled 52 per cent of the vote with 99 per cent of ballots counted.
Ahead of Australia Day on Tuesday, seven of the nation´s eight state and territory leaders signed a declaration calling for an Australian head of state to replace the reigning royal in London.
In a 6-3 decision, the court held that "[a]n unaccepted settlement offer, like other unaccepted contract offers, creates no lasting right or obligation."
The Judicial Redress Act would allow EU citizens to sue over data privacy in the US but is likely to miss a January deadline for completion
The woman’s lawyers are taking their client’s complaints to the Australian Human Rights Commission, alleging predatory and unlawful behaviour
Public inquiry into polonium murder of Litvinenko in 2006 is expected to conclude that former Russian spy was victim of state assassination
Environment Ministry says recall plan submitted by car maker is ‘unacceptable’.
The country’s highest court will take on the question of Barack Obama’s executive actions in April, with a decision coming in June – just in time to remind Americans that the next president could choose three new justices.
Maria Gonzalez now faces upwards of one year in prison.
A majority of justices appeared to side with the Obama administration, which argued that as a territory of the United States, Puerto Rico cannot try two gun dealers after federal courts have acted.
Users will never again have to pay to use WhatsApp, Facebook’s messaging servisse.
The initiative will start in two of the nation’s major destinations for global wealth: Manhattan and Miami-Dade County.
Authorities have already penalized the three biggest U.S. banks -- JPMorgan Chase & Co., Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc.
European aerospace company looking to expand its audience for helicopters.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) said a firm that read a worker´s Yahoo Messenger chats sent while he was at work was within its rights.
Italian consumer groups allege McDonald’s abuses dominance in fast-food Market.
US supreme court rules 8-1 that defendants’ fate must be decided by jury.
Appeals court had revived lawsuit alleging the companies aided child slave labor abuses in the Ivory Coast.
In the lawsuit, plaintiff Robert Scheuers claims he was injured when his 2003 Saturn Ion ran off the highway, became airborne and then struck the ground and trees in May 2014.
Commission said tax-discount plan represents serious distortion of competition within single Market.
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