The Portugal News3 JulThe 32nd National Congress of Internal Medicine (CNMI)
The Lagoa Congress Centre hosted the 32nd National Congress of Internal Medicine (CNMI) from 21 to 23 May 2026, the largest and most prestigious scientific meeting in the field of Internal Medicine in Portugal, organised by the Portuguese Society of Internal Medicine (SPMI).
The Portugal News3 JulPort Cocktail Of The Day: Louisville Julep
The Mint Julep - a far more popular and flexible formula than it is today - as made by Mr. Redding, who kept the Pearl Street House in Louisville twenty years before the Civil War.
Portugal Resident3 JulMore than 60 children and teens drown in Portugal over five years, prompting new safety campaign
More than 60 children and teenagers have lost their lives to drowning in Portugal over the past five years, prompting the GNR police and the Association for the Promotion of The post More than 60 children and teens drown in Portugal over five years, prompting new safety campaign appeared first on Portugal Resident .
The Portugal News3 JulPorto Metro with line expansion plan
The Porto Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (PMUS) foresees the extension of the Rubi, Rosa and Campo Alegre metro lines after its validity period, an increase in cycle paths and a 30 km/h speed-limit zone in Boavista, according to several slides.
The Portugal News3 JulAn American Story, an Independence Day Worth Toasting
As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, Taylor’s raises a glass to a chapter of its own history with an unexpectedly American thread.
Portugal Resident3 JulGonçalo Ramos sends Portugal into World Cup last 16 with dramatic stoppage-time winner
Portugal booked their place in the last 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in dramatic fashion on Thursday night, with Gonçalo Ramos scoring a 94th-minute winner to complete a The post Gonçalo Ramos sends Portugal into World Cup last 16 with dramatic stoppage-time winner appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Portugal Resident3 JulFire in Vouzela worsens with five active fronts approaching villages; affecting Águeda
The wildfire that broke out in Vouzela (Viseu district) in the very early hours of Thursday morning (suggesting arson) has worsened considerably overnight, due to wind and the high temperatures The post Fire in Vouzela worsens with five active fronts approaching villages; affecting Águeda appeared first on Portugal Res
The Portugal News3 JulThe work is already happening. Here’s where to find it.
Sustainable Living started with Willow’s vision to create a “meeting place” where people in Portugal who are working towards a more conscious and sustainable future could find each other easily.
The Portugal News3 JulElectricity consumption hits record in Portugal
Electricity consumption in Portugal reached 27,200 gigawatt-hours (GWh) in the first half of the year, a figure 3.5% higher than the same period last year, the "highest ever" recorded in the national system, according to data from REN.
The Portugal News3 JulArt Creates Confidence, Expression and Connection
Public voting for the 2026 Sovereign Portuguese Student Art Prize is now underway, and readers still have time to discover the shortlisted artworks, cast their vote and even purchase original pieces online.
Portugal Resident3 JulBuying property in Portugal – before or after securing your visa?
For many people planning a move to Portugal, buying a home feels like a natural first step. After all, owning a property seems to provide certainty, and help turn the The post Buying property in Portugal – before or after securing your visa? appeared first on Portugal Resident .
The Portugal News3 JulPortugal wins against Croatia in 2026 World Cup
On 3 July, at 12 am Lisbon time, Portugal faced the Croatia in the 2026 World Cup.
The Portugal News2 JulA Magical Candlelit Festival returns to the Algarve
The historic centre of Lagoa will once again be illuminated by thousands of candles as the 11th edition of the Market of Cultures... By Candlelight (Mercado de Culturas à Luz das Velas) takes place from 2 to 5 July.
The Portugal News2 JulPortugal introduces new crypto asset rules
Portugal has introduced a new regulatory framework for crypto-assets, with the rules taking effect on 2 July and placing the Bank of Portugal and the Portuguese Securities Market Commission (CMVM) at the centre of the country’s supervisory regime.
The Portugal News2 JulPortugal Government expands E-Lar plans
The government is preparing an expanded programme combining support for efficient household appliances and photovoltaic systems, alongside a new round of electric vehicle incentives and a €1.6 billion Social Climate Fund.
The Portugal News2 JulPortuguese municipality provides cool spaces for the population due to heatwave
The Fronteira City Council, in the Portalegre district, has made municipal spaces available to serve as temporary, air-conditioned shelters to protect the population from the "extreme heat wave," the city hall announced.
The Portugal News2 JulNORMAL to open two more stores in Lisbon
Danish discount retailer NORMAL is continuing its rapid expansion across Portugal, with two more stores set to open in Lisbon later this month.
The Portugal News2 JulFood prices in Portugal hit their lowest value since March
The basic food basket, composed of 63 essential items monitored by Deco Proteste, dropped €3.17 last week to €253.63, reaching its lowest value since the first week of March, the consumer protection association reported.
The Portugal News2 JulGoogle earthquake alerts now available in Portugal for Android users
Android users in Portugal can now receive earthquake alerts through Google’s built-in warning system, giving them faster information when seismic activity is detected.
The Portugal News2 JulPortugal Meet Croatia’s Tournament Pedigree
As Roberto Martínez’s squad prepares to face a battle-tested Croatia in the Round of 32, the Seleção must rediscover their clinical edge to overcome one of international football’s most resilient and experienced tournament teams.
Portugal Resident2 JulMore trees, less asphalt: How Portugal’s cities can beat the heat
As Portugal endures another spell of extreme temperatures, experts are warning that the country’s cities need more trees, parks and permeable surfaces – and less asphalt – if they are The post More trees, less asphalt: How Portugal’s cities can beat the heat appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Portugal Resident2 JulBank of Portugal tightens lending rules as families’ debt risks rise
Portugal’s central bank has tightened its macroprudential lending rules by lowering the recommended debt-service ratio for new loans while extending the maximum mortgage term for younger borrowers. The reason for The post Bank of Portugal tightens lending rules as families’ debt risks rise appeared first on Portugal Re
Algarve Daily News2 JulPortugal declares ‘state of alert’ over heatwave: Country is facing a 40°C ‘powder keg’, Government minister warns
The Government declared a state of alert on Thursday, 2 July, in response to the extreme temperatures forecast until Monday. Warnings have been issued over the worrying combination of oppressive heat and strong winds in Portugal's interior regions, fanning the flames of concern due to a relatively high risk of wildfire
The Portugal News2 Jul5 Things to Do in Mykonos Through Yasam Ayavefe’s Calm Luxury Vision
Mykonos is often described through its brightest images: whitewashed lanes, blue water, beach clubs, sunset views, and the island’s famous summer energy. Yet the best trips are not only built around where visitors go. They are shaped by how easily each day flows.