State of Nation Debate: Prime Minister Luís Montenegro pushed back on claims of “chaos” in parliament, admitting technical problems in the digital marking of national exams but insisting results will be published on schedule and rejecting any imminent reshuffle. Public Procurement & Security Fallout: The Interior Administration minister Luís Neves faces fresh pressure after reports linked a contractor’s seized drug trailer to a major cocaine case, raising questions about how the trailer left police custody. Industrial Policy & Skills: Portugal 2030 funding is set to be reprogrammed toward business innovation, AI and the green transition, including a plan to train 100,000 workers in AI and a Green Industrial Strategy due later this year. Energy & Infrastructure: Spain–France hydrogen pipeline BarMar moves from pre-FEED into FEED after completing studies and public consultation, aiming to lock in subsea design and permitting steps. Logistics & Power: A Grândola Logistics Park investment highlights the push to turn logistics sites into renewable energy platforms, using solar and smart management across rooftops and car parks. EU Mobility Rules: The European Commission launches legal action against 17 member states, including Portugal, for incomplete transposition of the revised single permit rules. Drones for Urban Mobility: Trinity College Dublin leads an EU-funded project to boost public confidence in drone services, with Portugal among test locations for safer integration into daily life.