The Portugal News11 OctThe Azores in the Center of the New Digital Atlantic
When we look at a map of Europe, the Azores seem far away. When we look at a map of the Atlantic, the opposite happens.
The Portugal News10 OctReclaiming the Room: How TIME&SPACE is Bringing Human Presence Back to Live Events - Podcast with Micael Lopes
In an age where every concert, festival, and conference is viewed through a five-inch glass screen, living in the present has become a radical act. We have all seen it: a major artist takes the stage, and thousands of phones instantly shoot into the air, turning a shared human experience into a digital recording sessio
The Portugal News10 OctHow much can your landlord increase your rent in 2027?
Following the latest inflation figures confirmed by the National Statistics Institute (INE), tenants could see their rent increase by up to 2.56 percent next year.
The Portugal News10 OctVaccination success marks major health milestone
Thailand has eliminated rubella as a public health problem, an achievement the World Health Organization described as a “major milestone”.
The Portugal News10 OctHistoric village in Portugal to celebrate musical heritage
The historic village of Monsanto, in the municipality of Idanha-a-Nova, hosts the eighth edition of Encontros Med on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th—an event celebrating musical heritage rooted in Mediterranean or medieval traditions.
The Portugal News10 OctLargest marine reserve protects rich ecosystems
Norway has created its largest-ever marine reserve, protecting the ecologically rich Andfjorden area for future generations.
The Portugal News10 OctBeach of the Week: Praia do Amado
A beach walk among Portimão’s beautiful rock formations
The Portugal News10 OctIsland nations retain rights despite rising seas
UN member states have unanimously adopted their first declaration on sea-level rise, agreeing that climate-vulnerable island nations will retain sovereignty even if their land disappears beneath rising seas.
Portugal Resident10 OctTommy Robinson linked to two companies registered in Algarve
British far-right activist Tommy Robinson has been linked to two companies registered at Quinta Shopping, near Almancil, according to an investigation published by Portuguese weekly magazine Sábado. Robinson, whose real The post Tommy Robinson linked to two companies registered in Algarve appeared first on Portugal Res
The Portugal News10 OctPortugal university develops new tech for monitoring microalgae populations
Researchers at the University of Coimbra’s Faculty of Sciences and Technology (FCTUC) have developed a new technology that detects and analyses electrical signals produced by marine microalgae populations, opening new possibilities for monitoring.
The Portugal News10 OctRadar firm triples production capacity
Dutch company Robin Radar is investing €7 million in a new factory in Delft, with plans to triple production of its drone-detection systems.
The Portugal News10 OctA newly opened hotel in Porto’s creative quarter
705 O’Porto Hotel – A Fresh New Base for Exploring Porto
The Portugal News10 OctPetrol prices are increasing
During the week between 12 October and 18 October, fuel prices for both diesel and gasoline will continue to fall.
The Portugal News10 OctThe Bridge to our history in Portugal
Spanning the crystal-clear waters of the Ribeira da Isna deep within the rugged interior of central Portugal, the Ponte dos Três Concelhos is a centuries old monument of regional connectivity.
The Portugal News10 OctHistoric wartime documents made publicly accessible
German military documents detailing plans for a Second World War invasion of Gibraltar have been translated into English and made publicly available.
Portugal Resident10 OctUgandan and Ethiopian runners claim Lisbon Marathon victories
Uganda’s Martin Naibei Musau and Ethiopia’s Meskerem Mamo Hayile claimed victory in the 13th EDP Lisbon Marathon on Saturday (October 10), with both athletes setting personal bests despite warmer-than-ideal racing The post Ugandan and Ethiopian runners claim Lisbon Marathon victories appeared first on Portugal Resident
The Portugal News10 OctWhy friendships in Portugal often take years, not months
One of the quiet surprises for many people who move to Portugal is how long true friendship can take.
Portugal Resident10 OctCristiano Ronaldo suspended as Portuguese FA opens disciplinary proceedings
Cristiano Ronaldo has been provisionally suspended by the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) following his controversial departure from the national team’s training camp last month. The FPF’s Disciplinary Council confirmed on The post Cristiano Ronaldo suspended as Portuguese FA opens disciplinary proceedings appeare
Portugal Resident10 OctPortugal’s President calls for mental health to become national priority
President António José Seguro has called for mental health to be given greater priority in Portugal, warning that failures in mental healthcare have serious consequences for individuals, families and the The post Portugal’s President calls for mental health to become national priority appeared first on Portugal Residen
The Portugal News10 OctElectric trucks accelerate freight transition
Electric truck sales surged almost 80 percent in the first half of 2026 as operators turned to battery-powered vehicles amid rising diesel prices.
Portugal Resident10 OctPM insists US use of Azores air base complies with Portuguese law
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro has defended Portugal’s decision to allow the United States to use Lajes Air Base in the Azores during the conflict with Iran, insisting that all applicable The post PM insists US use of Azores air base complies with Portuguese law appeared first on Portugal Resident .
The Portugal News10 OctWhy hotel bedrooms feel so relaxing – and how to recreate it at home
There is something about walking into a beautiful hotel bedroom that immediately makes you want to relax. But what exactly are hotels doing differently?
The Portugal News10 OctAlpacas bring a playful twist to café culture
A new Alpaca Café at Tiganjica Ethno-Village near Stajicevo offers visitors the chance to enjoy drinks alongside six freely roaming alpacas.
The Portugal News10 OctHome construction costs in Portugal rise as materials and labour become more expensive
Construction costs accelerated in August, with fuel, copper wire and PVC pipes among the materials recording the steepest annual price increases.