The far-right Chega party has become Portugal's main opposition party after the May 18 election, surpassing the Socialist Party (PS) in seats. Chega leader André Ventura highlighted this as a significant shift in Portuguese politics. Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's Democratic Alliance remains the largest bloc but will form a minority government. Chega's rise reflects a broader trend of far-right parties gaining traction in Europe. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)