The Portugal News23 JunPortugal Foundation supports 28 immigrant integration projects
The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation has announced €2.5 million in funding for 28 civil society projects aimed at integrating immigrants in Portugal, primarily in Greater Lisbon and the West.
The Portugal News23 JunDutch Hotel Group targets major expansion in Portugal
The Dutch hospitality Odyssey Hotel Group is set to enter the Portuguese market, with plans to open its first luxury hotel in Porto and expand into Lisbon and the Algarve as part of an ambitious growth strategy.
The Portugal News23 JunPortugal wins against Uzbekistan in 2026 World Cup
On 23 June, at 6 pm Lisbon time, Portugal faced the Uzbekistan in the 2026 World Cup.
The Portugal News23 JunSpain imposes helmet and minimum age of 15 for riding scooters
Spain will prohibit minors under 15 from riding scooters without a helmet as of 1 October, following a change in traffic regulations approved by the government.
The Portugal News23 JunBrussels approves future digital euro in the European Union
Members of the European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs approved on 23 June the regulation governing the future digital euro, the European Union's (EU) electronic currency as an alternative to Visa and Mastercard, calling it a "historic day."
The Portugal News23 JunPortugal ranking in Global Competitiveness ranking
Portugal has fallen three places in the latest global competitiveness rankings published by the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), dropping to 40th position among 70 economies assessed worldwide.
The Portugal News23 JunCooler weather set to replace recent heat across Portugal
After several days of unusually high temperatures, Portugal could see a noticeable change in weather conditions from 24 June, with cooler air, stronger winds and a greater chance of showers and thunderstorms in some regions.
The Portugal News23 JunHow to handle World Cup heartbreak, according to a psychiatrist
With the World Cup in full swing, emotions can run high.
The Portugal News23 JunCristiano Ronaldo fans eager to see him score
The ‘Ronaldomaniac’ wears the colours of Portugal, has the emblematic number ‘7’ on his back, usually doesn’t speak Portuguese, and goes to the stadiums at the 2026 World Cup to support Cristiano Ronaldo, driven by admiration for his skills, to see him play, score, and do the famous ‘siiiiii’.
The Portugal News23 JunHousing prices slow down in Portugal
Housing prices increased by 17.8% in the first quarter of 2026, down 1.1 percentage points from the fourth quarter of 2025. This marks the first slowdown in almost two years, the INE (National Institute of Statistics) announced.
The Portugal News23 JunFábrica do Inglês Cork Museum reopens in the Algarve
Sixteen years after suspending its activities following insolvency proceedings, which led to the closure of the entire complex in 2009, the Cork Museum will reopen to the public on 11 July 2026, between 6 pm and 9 pm.
The Portugal News23 JunTikTok Shop launches in Portugal
Shopping on TikTok has become even easier for Portuguese users. TikTok Shop has officially launched in Portugal, allowing people to discover, purchase and pay for products without leaving the app.
The Portugal News23 JunWildfire in Algarve mobilises 150 firefighters
A wildfire has mobilised more than 150 firefighters, 46 vehicles, and nine aircraft. Strong winds in the area are helping to spread the fire and hindering firefighting efforts.
The Portugal News23 JunCP Tests Starlink Wi-Fi on Alfa Pendular Trains
Passengers travelling on Alfa Pendular trains could soon benefit from a more reliable internet connection.
The Portugal News23 JunPortugal is one of the most sought-after tourism destination in Southern Europe
Portugal holds a prominent position among international travellers planning trips to Southern Europe. It captures the direct interest of 27% of this audience and shares fourth place in the regional ranking with Greece.
The Portugal News23 JunVale do Lobo: The perfect place for a ‘playcation’ this summer
‘Playcations’ – where families opt for active experiences, hobbies and play as part of their holidays – are one of the hottest trends this season and at the Algarve’s prestigious Vale do Lobo resort, the benefits of playcations are clear, with visitors of all ages enjoying active family holidays packed with hands-on ex
The Portugal News23 JunEuropean Union supports projects by Portugal researchers
The European Research Council (ERC) awarded €838 million to 319 researchers across Europe, including two Portuguese researchers, under its Advanced Grants program.
The Portugal News23 JuneasyJet rejects third acquisition offer by Castlelake
The British low-cost airline easyJet has once again rejected an acquisition offer by the American investment firm Castlelake.
The Portugal News23 JunArtificial intelligence will transform global financial markets by 2026, and DefiHash is attracting investor attention
As artificial intelligence (AI) technology continues to penetrate the financial sector, the stock, futures, and cryptocurrency markets are ushering in new development opportunities. More and more investors are focusing on AI-driven data analytics, hoping to leverage intelligent tools to more effectively understand mark
The Portugal News23 JunGypsy associations at risk of closing in Portugal
The lack of a new National Strategy for the Integration of Roma Communities is leaving associations unfunded and at risk of closure, association leaders warn, and denouncing government delays and the blocking of essential projects.
The Portugal News23 JunA successful padel and BBQ event in support of MND hosted in the Algarve
On Saturday, 20 June, Sally Roberts at Quinta Jacintina hosted a charity padel tournament at The Campus in aid of The Doddie Weir Foundation, which raises vital funds to support those affected by Motor Neurone Disease (MND).