The Portugal News22 AugClean electricity could transform cement production
Researchers have found cement production could become carbon negative by combining direct air capture with electric kilns.
The Portugal News22 AugBeach of the week: Albandeira Beach
Albandeira is one of the more hidden beaches in the municipality of Lagoa.
The Portugal News22 AugFarm pioneers quantum-inspired agriculture
An Italian farm is using biomimicry, agroecology and quantum-inspired techniques to grow crops that can better withstand drought while reducing reliance on pesticides and synthetic fertilisers.
The Portugal News22 AugThe real estate market slows down. The real challenge starts now
For years, the Portuguese real estate market has accustomed us to a very intense pace.
The Portugal News22 AugHappy faces activate dogs’ reward centres
Scientists found that dogs’ brains respond differently to smiling human faces, providing evidence that they recognise positive emotions.
The Portugal News22 AugTrying to understand irregular migration to Europe and the UK
Few issues generate more political heat than that of migration.
The Portugal News22 AugSea turtle completes remarkable journey
A critically endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtle rescued from a Welsh beach has been flown more than 5,000 miles back to the United States ahead of its planned release into the Gulf of Mexico.
The Portugal News22 AugFuel prices set to rise again in Portugal on Monday
Drivers in Portugal face another increase in fuel prices from Monday, 24 August, with both diesel and petrol expected to rise.
The Portugal News22 AugVhils in Lisbon
In Lisbon, Vhils was the focus of a major exhibition at MUDE (Museu do Design), highlighting two decades of his work in edition formats.
The Portugal News22 AugIndigenous marine reserve planned around Easter Island
Chile has announced plans to create a 270,000-square-mile marine reserve around Easter Island that will be managed by the Rapa Nui community.
The Portugal News22 AugAround the world in 7 restaurants - Lisbon part 2
We continue our journey through Portugal’s global kitchens, mostly in the east, and this time in Lisbon. Let’s dig right in!
The Portugal News22 AugGold found beneath brewery
Construction workers renovating a former brewery in Belgium uncovered a hidden gold hoard after a jackhammer struck a gold bar concealed inside a bricked-up cellar.
The Portugal News22 AugWhat Comes Next for Cristiano Ronaldo?
Could Portugal's greatest footballer become its next coach?
The Portugal News22 AugEU membership talks
Icelanders will vote on 29 August on whether to reopen negotiations on joining the European Union.
The Portugal News22 AugChinese electric cars gain popularity in Portugal
Interest in Chinese car brands is growing, with more Portuguese consumers searching for electric vehicles.
The Portugal News22 AugLawsuits against tech giants over child safety continue
A US appeals court has ruled that thousands of lawsuits over children’s online safety can move forward, allowing claims against major social media companies to be heard.
The Portugal News22 AugPortugal archipelago approves new financial regime
The legislation granting the municipality of Corvo—located on the smallest of the Azores islands—access to the Parish Financing Fund (FFF) was published in the Diário da República (Official Gazette) and will take effect with the upcoming State Budget.
The Portugal News22 AugDairy companies expand cottage cheese production
Canadian dairy companies are increasing cottage cheese production to meet growing consumer demand driven by high-protein diets.
The Portugal News22 AugPortugal invests €600,000 in road works
The Arruda dos Vinhos City Council, in the Lisbon district, has begun the final phase of supplementary works for the town’s outer bypass—an investment of €600,000—the mayor announced.
The Portugal News22 AugFollowing the Fat-Cats of Gurudom – Part 3
Beware of the words of devotees, for they speak with coloured tongues.
The Portugal News22 AugIrish citizenship applications jump in America
Applications from the United States to Ireland’s Foreign Births Register rose sharply in 2024, reflecting growing interest in Irish citizenship through ancestry.
The Portugal News22 AugeasyJet to end all flights from UK airport after 16 years
easyJet is set to withdraw completely from Leeds Bradford Airport, ending its operations at the West Yorkshire airport from 5 January 2027.
The Portugal News22 AugStatues of Lisbon: Luís de Camões
Standing proudly at the bustling intersection of Chiado, the bronze monument dedicated to Luís de Camões anchors one of Lisbon’s most vibrant public squares.
The Portugal News22 AugNew MRI improves childhood lung detection
Scientists at the University of Sheffield have developed a radiation-free MRI lung scan that could help detect respiratory diseases in children earlier.