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Workplace culture

A recent study conducted by Office Freedom has ranked Copenhagen as the best city for workers, supported by its outstanding work-life balance, high job satisfaction, and employee-friendly conditions.
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Alcohol-free beer

Figures from market researcher Circana have reported that one in twelve beers in Dutch supermarkets is now alcohol-free. 
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Lagos investing in water efficiency

Lagos City Council will open a tender for a project under the Municipality’s Water Efficiency Plan, aimed at “improving the efficiency of the distribution system in the municipality’s urban sector”.
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Ecological dehumidifier

Researchers from the federal technology institute ETH Zürich have developed an electricity-free dehumidifier that allows walls and ceilings to absorb moisture from the air and store it temporarily. 
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New tourist tax proposal

The proposed tourist tax in the municipality of Évora, worth 1.50 euros, has gone into public consultation this month at the initiative of the council, which expects to raise 600 thousand euros per year.
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Tourists who ignore the rules to pay for rescues

Rescue missions will always be ensured when necessary. However, a decree that has been published in Madeira will allow the Regional Civil Protection Service, IP-RAM, to charge the costs inherent to rescue and rescue missions, from tourists who choose not to comply with safety rules.
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Electricity grid

According to a recent analysis by Carbon Brief, the UK’s electricity grid’s reliance on fossil fuels has decreased by two-thirds in the last decade due to surging renewables and the closure of the country’s last coal-fired power plant. 
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Shipwreck extraction

Archaeologists have extracted a 2,600-year-old Phoenician shipwreck, the Mazarron II, from shallow waters off La Playa de la Isla, Spain, where a storm buried it in remarkable preservation.
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Major IUC road tax change

Payment of the Single Circulation Tax (IUC) road tax, up to €100 will be made by the end of February, starting in 2026, and will be split into two instalments, paid in February and October, when it exceeds 100 euros.
Read More »

Innovative Approaches in Female Genital Rejuvenation

The female genital region, much like other areas of the body, is subject to various physiological changes over time. Factors such as aging, hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, childbirth, and significant weight changes can accelerate both functional and aesthetic alterations. 
Read More »

Record breaking Algarve wine production

The production of certified wines in the Algarve has surpassed the records of the last two decades, with two million litres, consolidating the positive dynamics of the sector in the region, according to the president of the Algarve Wine Commission (CVA).
Read More »

Court gives green light to bodycams

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Margarida Blasco, has announced that the Supreme Administrative Court has ruled in favour of the Government regarding the use of cameras in police uniforms (bodycams) and that the implementation process will move forward.
Read More »

Automatic control of abusive parking

Automatic control of parking enforcement by Porto Municipal Police vehicles is set to start on 20 January, targeting second-row stops and residents’ zones, head of Porto’s Municipal Police António Leitão da Silva revealed.
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Complaints about Cascais airport noise levels

The environmental association Zero has received “a growing number of complaints” regarding the noise caused by operations at the Cascais Municipal Aerodrome and recalls that the expansion of the infrastructure requires an environmental impact assessment.
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Tourists who ignore the rules to pay for rescues

Rescue missions will always be ensured when necessary. However, a decree that has been published in Madeira will allow the Regional Civil Protection Service, IP-RAM, to charge the costs inherent to rescue and rescue missions, from tourists who choose not to comply with safety rules.
Read More »

Electricity grid

According to a recent analysis by Carbon Brief, the UK’s electricity grid’s reliance on fossil fuels has decreased by two-thirds in the last decade due to surging renewables and the closure of the country’s last coal-fired power plant. 
Read More »

Major IUC road tax change

Payment of the Single Circulation Tax (IUC) road tax, up to €100 will be made by the end of February, starting in 2026, and will be split into two instalments, paid in February and October, when it exceeds 100 euros.
Read More »

Innovative Approaches in Female Genital Rejuvenation

The female genital region, much like other areas of the body, is subject to various physiological changes over time. Factors such as aging, hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, childbirth, and significant weight changes can accelerate both functional and aesthetic alterations. 
Read More »

Record breaking Algarve wine production

The production of certified wines in the Algarve has surpassed the records of the last two decades, with two million litres, consolidating the positive dynamics of the sector in the region, according to the president of the Algarve Wine Commission (CVA).
Read More »

Court gives green light to bodycams

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Margarida Blasco, has announced that the Supreme Administrative Court has ruled in favour of the Government regarding the use of cameras in police uniforms (bodycams) and that the implementation process will move forward.
Read More »

Automatic control of abusive parking

Automatic control of parking enforcement by Porto Municipal Police vehicles is set to start on 20 January, targeting second-row stops and residents’ zones, head of Porto’s Municipal Police António Leitão da Silva revealed.
Read More »

New tourist tax proposal

The proposed tourist tax in the municipality of Évora, worth 1.50 euros, has gone into public consultation this month at the initiative of the council, which expects to raise 600 thousand euros per year.
Read More »

Shipwreck extraction

Archaeologists have extracted a 2,600-year-old Phoenician shipwreck, the Mazarron II, from shallow waters off La Playa de la Isla, Spain, where a storm buried it in remarkable preservation.
Read More »

Electricity grid

According to a recent analysis by Carbon Brief, the UK’s electricity grid’s reliance on fossil fuels has decreased by two-thirds in the last decade due to surging renewables and the closure of the country’s last coal-fired power plant. 
Read More »

Tourists who ignore the rules to pay for rescues

Rescue missions will always be ensured when necessary. However, a decree that has been published in Madeira will allow the Regional Civil Protection Service, IP-RAM, to charge the costs inherent to rescue and rescue missions, from tourists who choose not to comply with safety rules.
Read More »

Tourists who ignore the rules to pay for rescues

Rescue missions will always be ensured when necessary. However, a decree that has been published in Madeira will allow the Regional Civil Protection Service, IP-RAM, to charge the costs inherent to rescue and rescue missions, from tourists who choose not to comply with safety rules.

Read More »

New tourist tax proposal

The proposed tourist tax in the municipality of Évora, worth 1.50 euros, has gone into public consultation this month at the initiative of the council, which expects to raise 600 thousand euros per year.
Read More »

New tourist tax proposal

The proposed tourist tax in the municipality of Évora, worth 1.50 euros, has gone into public consultation this month at the initiative of the council, which expects to raise 600 thousand euros per year.

Read More »

Major IUC road tax change

Payment of the Single Circulation Tax (IUC) road tax, up to €100 will be made by the end of February, starting in 2026, and will be split into two instalments, paid in February and October, when it exceeds 100 euros.
Read More »

Innovative Approaches in Female Genital Rejuvenation

The female genital region, much like other areas of the body, is subject to various physiological changes over time. Factors such as aging, hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, childbirth, and significant weight changes can accelerate both functional and aesthetic alterations. 
Read More »

Record breaking Algarve wine production

The production of certified wines in the Algarve has surpassed the records of the last two decades, with two million litres, consolidating the positive dynamics of the sector in the region, according to the president of the Algarve Wine Commission (CVA).
Read More »

Court gives green light to bodycams

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Margarida Blasco, has announced that the Supreme Administrative Court has ruled in favour of the Government regarding the use of cameras in police uniforms (bodycams) and that the implementation process will move forward.
Read More »

Automatic control of abusive parking

Automatic control of parking enforcement by Porto Municipal Police vehicles is set to start on 20 January, targeting second-row stops and residents’ zones, head of Porto’s Municipal Police António Leitão da Silva revealed.
Read More »

Portugal not cashing in on EU funds

Portugal is the fourth country with the lowest level of disbursements from the European Commission under Portugal 2030. Only Croatia, Spain and Malta are worse off, with these three countries not yet requesting any interim payments and subsisting only on advances from Brussels.
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Challenges facing immigrant integration

The authors of the Immigration Barometer, have warned that many immigrants will have access to citizenship within a few years, substantially increasing the Portuguese population, with new integration challenges.
Read More »

Major IUC road tax change

Payment of the Single Circulation Tax (IUC) road tax, up to €100 will be made by the end of February, starting in 2026, and will be split into two instalments, paid in February and October, when it exceeds 100 euros.
Read More »

Innovative Approaches in Female Genital Rejuvenation

The female genital region, much like other areas of the body, is subject to various physiological changes over time. Factors such as aging, hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, childbirth, and significant weight changes can accelerate both functional and aesthetic alterations. 
Read More »

Record breaking Algarve wine production

The production of certified wines in the Algarve has surpassed the records of the last two decades, with two million litres, consolidating the positive dynamics of the sector in the region, according to the president of the Algarve Wine Commission (CVA).
Read More »

Court gives green light to bodycams

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Margarida Blasco, has announced that the Supreme Administrative Court has ruled in favour of the Government regarding the use of cameras in police uniforms (bodycams) and that the implementation process will move forward.
Read More »

Automatic control of abusive parking

Automatic control of parking enforcement by Porto Municipal Police vehicles is set to start on 20 January, targeting second-row stops and residents’ zones, head of Porto’s Municipal Police António Leitão da Silva revealed.
Read More »

Portugal not cashing in on EU funds

Portugal is the fourth country with the lowest level of disbursements from the European Commission under Portugal 2030. Only Croatia, Spain and Malta are worse off, with these three countries not yet requesting any interim payments and subsisting only on advances from Brussels.
Read More »

Challenges facing immigrant integration

The authors of the Immigration Barometer, have warned that many immigrants will have access to citizenship within a few years, substantially increasing the Portuguese population, with new integration challenges.
Read More »

Automatic control of abusive parking

Automatic control of parking enforcement by Porto Municipal Police vehicles is set to start on 20 January, targeting second-row stops and residents’ zones, head of Porto’s Municipal Police António Leitão da Silva revealed.
Read More »

Automatic control of abusive parking

Automatic control of parking enforcement by Porto Municipal Police vehicles is set to start on 20 January, targeting second-row stops and residents’ zones, head of Porto’s Municipal Police António Leitão da Silva revealed.

Read More »

Court gives green light to bodycams

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Margarida Blasco, has announced that the Supreme Administrative Court has ruled in favour of the Government regarding the use of cameras in police uniforms (bodycams) and that the implementation process will move forward.
Read More »

Court gives green light to bodycams

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Margarida Blasco, has announced that the Supreme Administrative Court has ruled in favour of the Government regarding the use of cameras in police uniforms (bodycams) and that the implementation process will move forward.

Read More »

Can Donald Trump put an end to the war in Ukraine?

As Donald Trump returns to the White House, questions are being asked about arguably his most ambitious campaign promise: to end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours. Since then, it seems like Trump might have given it another thought and a new timeline. Could it be good news for Ukraine?
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Record breaking Algarve wine production

The production of certified wines in the Algarve has surpassed the records of the last two decades, with two million litres, consolidating the positive dynamics of the sector in the region, according to the president of the Algarve Wine Commission (CVA).
Read More »

Record breaking Algarve wine production

The production of certified wines in the Algarve has surpassed the records of the last two decades, with two million litres, consolidating the positive dynamics of the sector in the region, according to the president of the Algarve Wine Commission (CVA).

Read More »

Innovative Approaches in Female Genital Rejuvenation

The female genital region, much like other areas of the body, is subject to various physiological changes over time. Factors such as aging, hormonal fluctuations, pregnancy, childbirth, and significant weight changes can accelerate both functional and aesthetic alterations. 
Read More »

Major IUC road tax change

Payment of the Single Circulation Tax (IUC) road tax, up to €100 will be made by the end of February, starting in 2026, and will be split into two instalments, paid in February and October, when it exceeds 100 euros.
Read More »

Major IUC road tax change

Payment of the Single Circulation Tax (IUC) road tax, up to €100 will be made by the end of February, starting in 2026, and will be split into two instalments, paid in February and October, when it exceeds 100 euros.

Read More »

Challenges facing immigrant integration

The authors of the Immigration Barometer, have warned that many immigrants will have access to citizenship within a few years, substantially increasing the Portuguese population, with new integration challenges.
Read More »

Challenges facing immigrant integration

The authors of the Immigration Barometer, have warned that many immigrants will have access to citizenship within a few years, substantially increasing the Portuguese population, with new integration challenges.

Read More »

Portugal not cashing in on EU funds

Portugal is the fourth country with the lowest level of disbursements from the European Commission under Portugal 2030. Only Croatia, Spain and Malta are worse off, with these three countries not yet requesting any interim payments and subsisting only on advances from Brussels.
Read More »

Portugal not cashing in on EU funds

Portugal is the fourth country with the lowest level of disbursements from the European Commission under Portugal 2030. Only Croatia, Spain and Malta are worse off, with these three countries not yet requesting any interim payments and subsisting only on advances from Brussels.

Read More »

Catholic Mass in English, Carvoeiro

Catholic Mass in English this Sunday 19 January at 4 pm in Carvoeiro at the chapel on the cliffs, Nossa Senhora de Encarnação [Our Lady of the Incarnation] – the monthly English Mass.
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Catholic Mass in English, Carvoeiro

Catholic Mass in English this Sunday 19 January at 4 pm in Carvoeiro at the chapel on the cliffs, Nossa Senhora de Encarnação [Our Lady of the Incarnation] – the monthly English Mass.

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Major works causing road closure

Traffic in the Guarda/Aveiro direction on the former Main Route (IP) 5 will be cut in the Viseu district area from today due to paving works, according to Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP).
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Major works causing road closure

Traffic in the Guarda/Aveiro direction on the former Main Route (IP) 5 will be cut in the Viseu district area from today due to paving works, according to Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP).

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Smart Cities: Powered by Renewable Energy

Smart cities use technology and sustainability to improve city life. Data collection enhances services, lowers environmental impact and boosts economic growth. As urban populations grow, the priority is on better transportation links and community involvement to meet residents’ needs.
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Climate Feedbacks – Not in Front of the Children

“This does not mean the international +1.5C target has been broken, because that refers to a long-term average over decades.” If those carefully chosen words don’t set your alarm bells ringing, you have not traveled much in the land of lawyers.
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Climate Feedbacks – Not in Front of the Children

“This does not mean the international +1.5C target has been broken, because that refers to a long-term average over decades.” If those carefully chosen words don’t set your alarm bells ringing, you have not traveled much in the land of lawyers.

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Tourist revenue up 11%

Total revenue and revenue from accommodation in tourist accommodation increased by 11.0% up to November, mainly driven by overnight stays of non-residents.
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Tourist revenue up 11%

Total revenue and revenue from accommodation in tourist accommodation increased by 11.0% up to November, mainly driven by overnight stays of non-residents.

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Lisbon bridge traffic restrictions

The left and central lanes of the Vasco da Gama Bridge, in the Montijo–Lisbon direction, are closed due to an accident involving five vehicles and causing two minor injuries, a source from the GNR told Lusa.
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Lisbon bridge traffic restrictions

The left and central lanes of the Vasco da Gama Bridge, in the Montijo–Lisbon direction, are closed due to an accident involving five vehicles and causing two minor injuries, a source from the GNR told Lusa.

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€2.4 million for Monchique fire risk reduction

The Integrated Landscape Management Operation – Monchique Pilot Area (OIGP-APM), an initiative that will involve an investment of around 2.4 million euros, with a view to reducing the risk of forest fires, promoting the conservation of ecosystems and the promotion of sustainable socioeconomic development in the region, has been officially approved.
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€2.4 million for Monchique fire risk reduction

The Integrated Landscape Management Operation – Monchique Pilot Area (OIGP-APM), an initiative that will involve an investment of around 2.4 million euros, with a view to reducing the risk of forest fires, promoting the conservation of ecosystems and the promotion of sustainable socioeconomic development in the region, has been officially approved.

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Douro River tourists up 10%

Tourism on the Douro grew in 2024, reaching 1,377,858 passengers transported, 10.64% more than in 2023, according to the Administration of the Ports of Douro, Leixões and Viana do Castelo (APDL).
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Minister highlights “excellent relations” with the US

The Minister of National Defense has expressed his conviction that Portugal’s participation in a United States of America (USA) program in the area of ​​Defense will strengthen “military cooperation”, highlighting its “excellent bilateral relations”.
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Minister highlights “excellent relations” with the US

The Minister of National Defense has expressed his conviction that Portugal’s participation in a United States of America (USA) program in the area of ​​Defense will strengthen “military cooperation”, highlighting its “excellent bilateral relations”.

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Bringing cheer to the elderly in need

In a heartwarming display of community spirit, the Almancil International Rotary Club (AIRC) collaborated with the Parents Association of Nobel International School, Almancil, to bring festive cheer to the elderly in need within the Almancil area.
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Bringing cheer to the elderly in need

In a heartwarming display of community spirit, the Almancil International Rotary Club (AIRC) collaborated with the Parents Association of Nobel International School, Almancil, to bring festive cheer to the elderly in need within the Almancil area.

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Cold weather warning for Portugal

The 18 districts of mainland Portugal will be under a yellow weather warning due to the cold on Wednesday, according to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA).
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Portugal’s Revised NHR Regime

Following the government’s release of regulations in December 2024, Portugal has reintroduced the new NHR (“NHR 2.0” or IFICI) effective from 1 January 2024 – a redesigned tax incentive scheme replacing the previous NHR.
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IAG would keep TAP “proudly Portuguese”

The IAG airline group has expressed to the Portuguese Government its interest in a majority stake in TAP over time, should it go ahead with the purchase, a decision that will depend on the conditions imposed by the State.
Read More »

More flights to Madeira

PLAY Airlines will now also fly to Madeira during the summer months, a destination that, until now, only had flights from the Icelandic carrier between September and May.
Read More »

New urban forest

An urban forest next to the Vale das Flores River, in the centre of Coimbra, has been inaugurated, in a project promoted by Metro Mondego, which included the eradication of invasive species from the area.
Read More »

Affordable Algarve housing

Albufeira City Council will open applications for the allocation of 18 municipal housing units under an agreed rent regime, between 3 and 21 February.
Read More »

Police clamping down on mobile phone use

The National Road Safety Authority (ANSR), the GNR and the PSP are launching the road safety campaign “When driving, your mobile phone can wait” on Tuesday, which aims to raise awareness of the consequences of using a cell phone while driving.
Read More »

Meet The Flipper Dippers

3 years ago, just after the New Year a group of crazy ladies who wanted to go swimming in the sea as often as possible joined together, and after lots of choices of names called themselves The Flipper Dippers.
Read More »

500 jobs at Portugal airports

Open Air Days for airport positions return on 21st January (Lisbon, Faro and Funchal) and 4th February (Porto), with hundreds of vacancies available for job seekers at four Portuguese airports.
Read More »

Cold weather warning for Portugal

The 18 districts of mainland Portugal will be under a yellow weather warning due to the cold on Wednesday, according to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA).
Read More »

Portugal’s Revised NHR Regime

Following the government’s release of regulations in December 2024, Portugal has reintroduced the new NHR (“NHR 2.0” or IFICI) effective from 1 January 2024 – a redesigned tax incentive scheme replacing the previous NHR.
Read More »

IAG would keep TAP “proudly Portuguese”

The IAG airline group has expressed to the Portuguese Government its interest in a majority stake in TAP over time, should it go ahead with the purchase, a decision that will depend on the conditions imposed by the State.
Read More »

Police clamping down on mobile phone use

The National Road Safety Authority (ANSR), the GNR and the PSP are launching the road safety campaign “When driving, your mobile phone can wait” on Tuesday, which aims to raise awareness of the consequences of using a cell phone while driving.
Read More »

Meet The Flipper Dippers

3 years ago, just after the New Year a group of crazy ladies who wanted to go swimming in the sea as often as possible joined together, and after lots of choices of names called themselves The Flipper Dippers.
Read More »

500 jobs at Portugal airports

Open Air Days for airport positions return on 21st January (Lisbon, Faro and Funchal) and 4th February (Porto), with hundreds of vacancies available for job seekers at four Portuguese airports.
Read More »

More flights to Madeira

PLAY Airlines will now also fly to Madeira during the summer months, a destination that, until now, only had flights from the Icelandic carrier between September and May.
Read More »

New urban forest

An urban forest next to the Vale das Flores River, in the centre of Coimbra, has been inaugurated, in a project promoted by Metro Mondego, which included the eradication of invasive species from the area.
Read More »

Affordable Algarve housing

Albufeira City Council will open applications for the allocation of 18 municipal housing units under an agreed rent regime, between 3 and 21 February.
Read More »

Meet The Flipper Dippers

3 years ago, just after the New Year a group of crazy ladies who wanted to go swimming in the sea as often as possible joined together, and after lots of choices of names called themselves The Flipper Dippers.
Read More »

500 jobs at Portugal airports

Open Air Days for airport positions return on 21st January (Lisbon, Faro and Funchal) and 4th February (Porto), with hundreds of vacancies available for job seekers at four Portuguese airports.
Read More »

More flights to Madeira

PLAY Airlines will now also fly to Madeira during the summer months, a destination that, until now, only had flights from the Icelandic carrier between September and May.
Read More »

New urban forest

An urban forest next to the Vale das Flores River, in the centre of Coimbra, has been inaugurated, in a project promoted by Metro Mondego, which included the eradication of invasive species from the area.
Read More »

Affordable Algarve housing

Albufeira City Council will open applications for the allocation of 18 municipal housing units under an agreed rent regime, between 3 and 21 February.
Read More »

Cold weather warning for Portugal

The 18 districts of mainland Portugal will be under a yellow weather warning due to the cold on Wednesday, according to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA).
Read More »

Portugal’s Revised NHR Regime

Following the government’s release of regulations in December 2024, Portugal has reintroduced the new NHR (“NHR 2.0” or IFICI) effective from 1 January 2024 – a redesigned tax incentive scheme replacing the previous NHR.
Read More »

IAG would keep TAP “proudly Portuguese”

The IAG airline group has expressed to the Portuguese Government its interest in a majority stake in TAP over time, should it go ahead with the purchase, a decision that will depend on the conditions imposed by the State.
Read More »

Police clamping down on mobile phone use

The National Road Safety Authority (ANSR), the GNR and the PSP are launching the road safety campaign “When driving, your mobile phone can wait” on Tuesday, which aims to raise awareness of the consequences of using a cell phone while driving.
Read More »

IAG would keep TAP “proudly Portuguese”

The IAG airline group has expressed to the Portuguese Government its interest in a majority stake in TAP over time, should it go ahead with the purchase, a decision that will depend on the conditions imposed by the State.

Read More »

Portugal’s Revised NHR Regime

Following the government’s release of regulations in December 2024, Portugal has reintroduced the new NHR (“NHR 2.0” or IFICI) effective from 1 January 2024 – a redesigned tax incentive scheme replacing the previous NHR.

Read More »

Portugal’s Revised NHR Regime

Following the government’s release of regulations in December 2024, Portugal has reintroduced the new NHR (“NHR 2.0” or IFICI) effective from 1 January 2024 – a redesigned tax incentive scheme replacing the previous NHR.
Read More »

Cold weather warning for Portugal

The 18 districts of mainland Portugal will be under a yellow weather warning due to the cold on Wednesday, according to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA).

Read More »

Cold weather warning for Portugal

The 18 districts of mainland Portugal will be under a yellow weather warning due to the cold on Wednesday, according to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA).
Read More »

Affordable Algarve housing

Albufeira City Council will open applications for the allocation of 18 municipal housing units under an agreed rent regime, between 3 and 21 February.

Read More »

Affordable Algarve housing

Albufeira City Council will open applications for the allocation of 18 municipal housing units under an agreed rent regime, between 3 and 21 February.
Read More »

C.A.S.A. Celebrates Christmas in Style

Following our extraordinary general meeting in mid-November we held our annual Christmas Lunch on 5th December at “Thyme by Ruccola” at the ALTO Golf & Country Club resort in Alvor. 
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Called into Darkness

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”
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New passport image competition

The author of the winning idea/concept will receive a prize worth €5,000 and will be invited to submit a proposal for the provision of services, with a maximum total value of €75,000.
Read More »

2km of new Algarve pavements

Portimão begins 2025 with urban interventions aimed at improving pedestrian mobility in several areas of the municipality, through the construction of more than two kilometres of new sidewalks.
Read More »

Hospital waiting times

The average waiting time for patients considered to be urgent at Portimão Hospital was over 13 hours at 10:00, when there were nine people with a yellow bracelet waiting for care after triage, according to official data.
Read More »

Police clamping down on mobile phone use

The National Road Safety Authority (ANSR), the GNR and the PSP are launching the road safety campaign “When driving, your mobile phone can wait” on Tuesday, which aims to raise awareness of the consequences of using a cell phone while driving.
Read More »

Meet The Flipper Dippers

3 years ago, just after the New Year a group of crazy ladies who wanted to go swimming in the sea as often as possible joined together, and after lots of choices of names called themselves The Flipper Dippers.
Read More »

500 jobs at Portugal airports

Open Air Days for airport positions return on 21st January (Lisbon, Faro and Funchal) and 4th February (Porto), with hundreds of vacancies available for job seekers at four Portuguese airports.
Read More »

More flights to Madeira

PLAY Airlines will now also fly to Madeira during the summer months, a destination that, until now, only had flights from the Icelandic carrier between September and May.
Read More »

New urban forest

An urban forest next to the Vale das Flores River, in the centre of Coimbra, has been inaugurated, in a project promoted by Metro Mondego, which included the eradication of invasive species from the area.

Read More »

New urban forest

An urban forest next to the Vale das Flores River, in the centre of Coimbra, has been inaugurated, in a project promoted by Metro Mondego, which included the eradication of invasive species from the area.
Read More »

Meet The Flipper Dippers

3 years ago, just after the New Year a group of crazy ladies who wanted to go swimming in the sea as often as possible joined together, and after lots of choices of names called themselves The Flipper Dippers.
Read More »

500 jobs at Portugal airports

Open Air Days for airport positions return on 21st January (Lisbon, Faro and Funchal) and 4th February (Porto), with hundreds of vacancies available for job seekers at four Portuguese airports.
Read More »

More flights to Madeira

PLAY Airlines will now also fly to Madeira during the summer months, a destination that, until now, only had flights from the Icelandic carrier between September and May.
Read More »

C.A.S.A. Celebrates Christmas in Style

Following our extraordinary general meeting in mid-November we held our annual Christmas Lunch on 5th December at “Thyme by Ruccola” at the ALTO Golf & Country Club resort in Alvor. 
Read More »

Called into Darkness

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”
Read More »

New passport image competition

The author of the winning idea/concept will receive a prize worth €5,000 and will be invited to submit a proposal for the provision of services, with a maximum total value of €75,000.
Read More »

2km of new Algarve pavements

Portimão begins 2025 with urban interventions aimed at improving pedestrian mobility in several areas of the municipality, through the construction of more than two kilometres of new sidewalks.
Read More »

Hospital waiting times

The average waiting time for patients considered to be urgent at Portimão Hospital was over 13 hours at 10:00, when there were nine people with a yellow bracelet waiting for care after triage, according to official data.
Read More »

Police clamping down on mobile phone use

The National Road Safety Authority (ANSR), the GNR and the PSP are launching the road safety campaign “When driving, your mobile phone can wait” on Tuesday, which aims to raise awareness of the consequences of using a cell phone while driving.
Read More »

More flights to Madeira

PLAY Airlines will now also fly to Madeira during the summer months, a destination that, until now, only had flights from the Icelandic carrier between September and May.
Read More »

500 jobs at Portugal airports

Open Air Days for airport positions return on 21st January (Lisbon, Faro and Funchal) and 4th February (Porto), with hundreds of vacancies available for job seekers at four Portuguese airports.
Read More »

500 jobs at Portugal airports

Open Air Days for airport positions return on 21st January (Lisbon, Faro and Funchal) and 4th February (Porto), with hundreds of vacancies available for job seekers at four Portuguese airports.

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Meet The Flipper Dippers

3 years ago, just after the New Year a group of crazy ladies who wanted to go swimming in the sea as often as possible joined together, and after lots of choices of names called themselves The Flipper Dippers.
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Meet The Flipper Dippers

3 years ago, just after the New Year a group of crazy ladies who wanted to go swimming in the sea as often as possible joined together, and after lots of choices of names called themselves The Flipper Dippers.

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Eagle encounter

Terra Nova National Park in Canada was unexpectedly busy as visitors caught sight of a Steller’s Sea Eagle, one of the largest birds of prey on Earth. 
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Saint Beatrice

Saint Beatrice da Silva Meneses, also known as Beatriz de Menezes da Silva, was born in 1424 in Campo Maior, Portalegre, Portugal. 
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Protest vote against tolls

The Ílhavo Municipal Council has approved a Vote of Protest against the non-elimination of toll fees at the Esgueira, Aveiro Stadium and Albergaria-a-Velha gates on the A25 motorway.
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Nirvana in the mountains

The missus had been on at me about going to a restaurant in Baião called, unexcitingly, Residencial Borges. It’s not a name that leaps off the page for me but the missus had seen something about it on telly and she was very keen.
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C.A.S.A. Celebrates Christmas in Style

Following our extraordinary general meeting in mid-November we held our annual Christmas Lunch on 5th December at “Thyme by Ruccola” at the ALTO Golf & Country Club resort in Alvor. 
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Called into Darkness

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”
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New passport image competition

The author of the winning idea/concept will receive a prize worth €5,000 and will be invited to submit a proposal for the provision of services, with a maximum total value of €75,000.
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2km of new Algarve pavements

Portimão begins 2025 with urban interventions aimed at improving pedestrian mobility in several areas of the municipality, through the construction of more than two kilometres of new sidewalks.
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Hospital waiting times

The average waiting time for patients considered to be urgent at Portimão Hospital was over 13 hours at 10:00, when there were nine people with a yellow bracelet waiting for care after triage, according to official data.
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Police clamping down on mobile phone use

The National Road Safety Authority (ANSR), the GNR and the PSP are launching the road safety campaign “When driving, your mobile phone can wait” on Tuesday, which aims to raise awareness of the consequences of using a cell phone while driving.
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Police clamping down on mobile phone use

The National Road Safety Authority (ANSR), the GNR and the PSP are launching the road safety campaign “When driving, your mobile phone can wait” on Tuesday, which aims to raise awareness of the consequences of using a cell phone while driving.

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Police clamping down on mobile phone use

The National Road Safety Authority (ANSR), the GNR and the PSP are launching the road safety campaign “When driving, your mobile phone can wait” on Tuesday, which aims to raise awareness of the consequences of using a cell phone while driving.
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National treasures

Lê Thành Long, Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam, has recently signed a proposal recognising an additional 33 artifacts as national treasures.
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Eagle encounter

Terra Nova National Park in Canada was unexpectedly busy as visitors caught sight of a Steller’s Sea Eagle, one of the largest birds of prey on Earth. 
Read More »

Saint Beatrice

Saint Beatrice da Silva Meneses, also known as Beatriz de Menezes da Silva, was born in 1424 in Campo Maior, Portalegre, Portugal. 
Read More »

Protest vote against tolls

The Ílhavo Municipal Council has approved a Vote of Protest against the non-elimination of toll fees at the Esgueira, Aveiro Stadium and Albergaria-a-Velha gates on the A25 motorway.
Read More »

Nirvana in the mountains

The missus had been on at me about going to a restaurant in Baião called, unexcitingly, Residencial Borges. It’s not a name that leaps off the page for me but the missus had seen something about it on telly and she was very keen.
Read More »

C.A.S.A. Celebrates Christmas in Style

Following our extraordinary general meeting in mid-November we held our annual Christmas Lunch on 5th December at “Thyme by Ruccola” at the ALTO Golf & Country Club resort in Alvor. 
Read More »

Called into Darkness

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”
Read More »

New passport image competition

The author of the winning idea/concept will receive a prize worth €5,000 and will be invited to submit a proposal for the provision of services, with a maximum total value of €75,000.
Read More »

2km of new Algarve pavements

Portimão begins 2025 with urban interventions aimed at improving pedestrian mobility in several areas of the municipality, through the construction of more than two kilometres of new sidewalks.
Read More »

Hospital waiting times

The average waiting time for patients considered to be urgent at Portimão Hospital was over 13 hours at 10:00, when there were nine people with a yellow bracelet waiting for care after triage, according to official data.
Read More »

Eagle encounter

Terra Nova National Park in Canada was unexpectedly busy as visitors caught sight of a Steller’s Sea Eagle, one of the largest birds of prey on Earth. 
Read More »

Saint Beatrice

Saint Beatrice da Silva Meneses, also known as Beatriz de Menezes da Silva, was born in 1424 in Campo Maior, Portalegre, Portugal. 
Read More »

Protest vote against tolls

The Ílhavo Municipal Council has approved a Vote of Protest against the non-elimination of toll fees at the Esgueira, Aveiro Stadium and Albergaria-a-Velha gates on the A25 motorway.
Read More »

Nirvana in the mountains

The missus had been on at me about going to a restaurant in Baião called, unexcitingly, Residencial Borges. It’s not a name that leaps off the page for me but the missus had seen something about it on telly and she was very keen.
Read More »

C.A.S.A. Celebrates Christmas in Style

Following our extraordinary general meeting in mid-November we held our annual Christmas Lunch on 5th December at “Thyme by Ruccola” at the ALTO Golf & Country Club resort in Alvor. 
Read More »

Called into Darkness

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”
Read More »

New passport image competition

The author of the winning idea/concept will receive a prize worth €5,000 and will be invited to submit a proposal for the provision of services, with a maximum total value of €75,000.
Read More »

2km of new Algarve pavements

Portimão begins 2025 with urban interventions aimed at improving pedestrian mobility in several areas of the municipality, through the construction of more than two kilometres of new sidewalks.
Read More »

National treasures

Lê Thành Long, Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam, has recently signed a proposal recognising an additional 33 artifacts as national treasures.
Read More »

Hospital waiting times

The average waiting time for patients considered to be urgent at Portimão Hospital was over 13 hours at 10:00, when there were nine people with a yellow bracelet waiting for care after triage, according to official data.

Read More »

Hospital waiting times

The average waiting time for patients considered to be urgent at Portimão Hospital was over 13 hours at 10:00, when there were nine people with a yellow bracelet waiting for care after triage, according to official data.
Read More »

2km of new Algarve pavements

Portimão begins 2025 with urban interventions aimed at improving pedestrian mobility in several areas of the municipality, through the construction of more than two kilometres of new sidewalks.

Read More »

2km of new Algarve pavements

Portimão begins 2025 with urban interventions aimed at improving pedestrian mobility in several areas of the municipality, through the construction of more than two kilometres of new sidewalks.
Read More »