
The Portugal News6d agoGreat places to eat in the Algarve
One of the things I love about living in the Algarve is the number of great restaurants we have here. Whether you are looking for a restaurant right on the beach, somewhere with beautiful views or a small family-run place serving traditional Portuguese food, there are so many options to choose from.

The Portugal News6d agoRecord participation in annual bird competition
New Zealand’s critically endangered black robin has been named Bird of the Year, highlighting a successful conservation effort.

The Portugal News6d agoHousing similarities with an American state
People often compare California to Portugal: the climate, the coastline, the beautifully hilly cities - but another, perhaps less glamorous but important similarity exists – the rising cost of housing.

The Portugal News6d agoSwiss currency strengthens against major currencies
The Swiss franc has regained its position as a safe-haven currency, strengthening against both the euro and the US dollar.
The Portugal News6d agoYour Guide to Autumn in the Algarve
Summer is over, the busiest tourist months are behind us, and some places around the Algarve are starting to feel much quieter.

The Portugal News6d agoRussia and Ukraine prepare for renewed negotiations
Russia has expressed readiness to resume three-way negotiations with the United States and Ukraine in November, according to the Kremlin.

The Portugal News6d agoRestaurants in Portugal showcasing the best of local traditions in Portalegre
Six restaurants in the municipality of Avis, in the district of Portalegre, are taking part in a gastronomic trail this November—an initiative promoted by the local council and dedicated to “showcasing the flavours and traditions” of the local cuisine.

The Portugal News6d agoMillions participate in nationwide planting campaign
Ethiopia has planted more than 47 billion tree seedlings over seven years as part of a nationwide effort to restore forests and combat land degradation.

The Portugal News6d ago€100,000 to be invested in Portugal forest
The environmental organisation WWF is restoring 25 hectares of the Valado National Forest in the municipality of Nazaré through a €100,000 investment to recover an area affected by the storm “Kristin.”

The Portugal News6d agoPanama Canal expands shipping capacity
The Panama Canal recorded increased shipping traffic, cargo volumes and revenue in 2026, despite concerns over water shortages linked to El Niño.

The Portugal News6d agoPetrol prices keep on decreasing
During the week between 2 and 8 November, diesel prices may increase, while petrol may decrease.

The Portugal News6d agoSeven expedition vessels visit Montevideo port
Montevideo welcomed seven polar expedition ships at the start of the Antarctic season, strengthening Uruguay’s role as a departure and preparation point for voyages to Antarctica.

The Portugal News6d agoA bit of pub talk
Many beloved British boozers could be forced to call-time once and for all as energy prices are set to soar again this winter.

The Portugal News6d agoSatellite data reveals historic Amazon record
Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has fallen to its lowest level since satellite records began in 1988, according to government data.

The Portugal News6d agoPortugal biomethane unit under public consultation
A project for a biomethane production facility in Ferreira do Alentejo—with the capacity to process nearly 70,000 tonnes of organic waste annually, including cattle manure and olive pomace—is currently under public consultation.

The Portugal News6d agoSpace agencies collaborate on historic Mars mission
Japan has launched a spacecraft towards Mars on a five-year mission to collect the first-ever soil samples from its moons.

The Portugal News6d agoThe Future of Cities Is Also in What We Have Already Built
When we discuss the future of Portuguese cities, attention is often focused on the need to build more housing, develop new urbanisations and create infrastructure.

The Portugal News6d agoNew study examines social engagement and cognition
A study led by researchers at China’s Shandong University has found that social activities in older age are associated with improved memory and cognitive function.

The Portugal News6d agoA 7-day city break - and we didn't even scratch the surface...
Why? Well, that's easy. Istanbul is, quite simply, huge!

The Portugal News6d agoMetro serves millions of passengers
Taipei has been ranked the world’s best city for public transport in 2026, according to a Time Out survey of more than 24,000 residents worldwide.

The Portugal News6d agoDon’t throw away your Halloween Pumpkin
Halloween may be all about spooky faces and glowing pumpkins, but once the costumes are packed away and the sweets have disappeared, what happens to that pumpkin sitting on your doorstep?

The Portugal News6d agoMystery Batman attracts thousands of followers
A mysterious man dressed as Batman has been helping London residents by distributing fuel vouchers, paying hospital parking fines and repairing potholes.

The Portugal News6d agoCarris in Lisbon reaches 100 million passengers
The number of passengers Carris transported grew by 3.5% in the first nine months of the year compared to the same period last year, with more than 100 million people travelling on the Lisbon municipal transport company’s network, the operator announced.

The Portugal News6d agoMeta found responsible for millions of violations
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for misleading users about its data privacy practices.