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In Lisbon, it is still possible to spot a cable dangling from an apartment window, crossing the pavement and reaching […]

In 2025, 98.84% of tap water on mainland Portugal met safety standards, according to an annual report published on September

Riding an e-scooter around Lisbon without a helmet could soon become illegal. On September 30, Portugal’s parliament approved a bill

According to a preliminary estimate by Portugal’s National Statistics Institute (INE), consumer prices rose 3.6% year-on-year in September. In August,

Well, here’s some fresh fuel for the eternal Porto–Lisbon rivalry. Porto wins this round because… people in Lisbon are more

Portugal’s national railway operator CP started a ticket sale for Alfa Pendular high-speed trains on September 29. The trains run

Well, we can finally breathe out. Autumn is here, and with it some good news: this year, wildfires have burned

Staff at AIMA, Portugal’s migration agency, will go on a nationwide 24-hour strike on October 6. The strike was called

Meanwhile, AIMA has published its 2025 Migration Report. As of December 31, Portugal was home to 1,585,854 foreign nationals —

An agency that is not even three years old is about to get its third head. Pedro Portugal Gaspar, who

Since the beginning of this week, diesel has gone up by 6–6.5 cents per litre, while 95 petrol has risen