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The Portugal News1h agoPortugal Weekend Weather (6 November): Weather warnings in place
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TodayThe Portugal News2h agoFailed Portuguese ceramic factory goes up for auction in Aveiro
The Moma Tiles ceramic factory in Aveiro is being offered for sale through an electronic auction as part of insolvency proceedings, with a minimum price of €8.9 million.
TodayThe Portugal News2h agoWhen Art Gives Back
Every artwork sold through the Sovereign Portuguese Art Prize supports two things at once: the artist who made it and therapist-led expressive arts programmes for children and young people in Portugal.
The Portugal News15h agoRyanair launches new winter routes in Portugal
The airline is increasing its capacity at Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport by 13 percent, offering 2.7 million seats across 55 routes for winter 2026, with new destinations including Italy, Poland, Germany, the UK and Morocco.
The Portugal News16h agoPortugal workers to see tax relief in November salaries
Employees and pensioners across Portugal are set to receive higher take-home payments in November after the government introduced a temporary 50% reduction in income tax withholding.
The Portugal News17h agoMathematics to be compulsory until Year 12 in Portugal
The Government plans to introduce Mathematics as a compulsory subject across all secondary school courses, including vocational programmes, as part of a reform of Portugal’s education system.
The Portugal News17h agoPortugal to introduce new traffic enforcement rules in 2027
The Government intends to speed up the processing of traffic fines and strengthen road enforcement.
The Portugal News18h agoSeguro and Zelensky discuss joint weapons production
Portuguese President António José Seguro met with his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, in Madrid on 5 November, discussing the possibility of joint weapons production, according to the Ukrainian Presidency.
The Portugal News18h agoDuncan Moss Podcast (Part 3) - Piano & Social Media
Long before Duncan Moss was recording albums and sharing his music with listeners around the world, he was a young pianist who has made a distinct choice about what he has always chosen to compose.
The Portugal News18h agoPortugal plans major Porto Metro expansion
The Portuguese government has announced plans to study a major expansion of the Porto Metro network, potentially bringing new services to several municipalities south of the city.
The Portugal News19h agoPreparing Global Citizens in Braga
In today's international education landscape, families are increasingly seeking schools that offer more than academic excellence. They are looking for environments where children feel valued, develop strong character and learn how to thrive in a diverse and interconnected world.
The Portugal News19h agoFrom the Liberty Bell to online slots: where the cherry, the bell and the BAR symbol on slot machines come from
In 1898, in a workshop at 406 Market Street in San Francisco, the mechanic Charles Fey built a machine with three reels, a side lever and five symbols: horseshoes, diamonds, spades, hearts and a cracked Liberty Bell. Lining up three bells paid fifty cents, or ten nickels. None of the images most people now associate wi
The Portugal News19h agoSuper Bock Group appoints new CEO
Cláudio Mateus, the group's current Chief Financial Officer, will succeed Rui Lopes Ferreira.
The Portugal News19h agoRussell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault
British actor and comedian Russell Brand has been found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault, relating to offences allegedly committed between 1999 and 2009.
The Portugal News19h agoPortugal parties criticise threats to foreigners by Government
Livre and migration workers’ union criticise the warning, raising concerns over immigrants’ constitutional right to demonstrate.
The Portugal News20h agoSupermercados Apolónia prepare exclusive Christmas hampers
Apolónia Supermarkets are offering a selection of 27 Christmas hampers designed to make festive dining tables even more special.
The Portugal News20h agoDuran Duran Delights Lisbon Crowd at MEO Arena
On Tuesday 3rd November, I travelled from the Algarve to Lisbon by coach, arriving in plenty of time to see the iconic 1980s band Duran Duran perform at the MEO Arena.
The Portugal News20h agoAlgarve to have new road connection in Portimão
Portimão has a new entrance and exit connecting the city to the EN125, following the opening of a road near Nova Vila Retail Park on Tuesday, 3 November.
The Portugal News20h agoOver 782,000 emigrated from Portugal in five years
New INE estimates reveal significantly higher departures than previously reported, with young adults accounting for almost half of emigrants in 2025.
The Portugal News20h agoPortugal among EU countries hardest hit by rising costs
Nearly seven in ten people in Portugal say rising energy prices have significantly reduced their purchasing power over the past year, placing the country seventh among European Union member states for the reported financial impact.
The Portugal News21h agoAlgarve Artists Donate to ABLE’s 2027 Charity Calendar
A group of Algarve-based artists have donated artwork for a new charity calendar that will raise funds for animals in crisis.
The Portugal News21h agoUS elections bring historic firsts and Portuguese victories
The 2026 US midterm elections have delivered a series of historic firsts, with voters electing the country’s first Muslim senator, first Black female governor and first Native American female governor. The results also brought victories for several politicians of Portuguese descent, although not every incumbent retaine
The Portugal News22h agoNine Goals, Long Range Screamers and Late Drama: A Champions League Night to Remember
If Matchday 4 proved anything, it is that this year's Champions League is becoming increasingly unpredictable.
The Portugal News23h agoStorm Bruna to reach Portugal
Portugal is set to enjoy another largely sunny day this Thursday, 5 November, but the pleasant weather is not expected to last much longer.