The Portugal News24 OctThe Portugal-California Connection
The big red bridge, the dramatic coastlines, and even the dry, sun-baked mountains alongside the road, California and Portugal look strangely, almost magically similar. If you wander through San Francisco, you will find old trams rolling down steep hills that make all those who dare to climb them sweat even on mild win
The Portugal News24 OctAn inspired afternoon tea
Afternoon tea inspired by the Algarve is the latest addition to the dining offer at Hyatt Regency Vilamoura.
The Portugal News24 OctAlberta voters consider constitutional and immigration reforms
Voters in Alberta have rejected starting the process towards an independence referendum, with preliminary results showing 76% supporting continued membership in Canada.
The Portugal News24 OctThe New Economy of Renewables!
For many years, the debate on renewable energies in Portugal focused on the ability to produce electricity from the sun, wind and water. It was necessary to reduce energy dependence from abroad, diversify sources of supply and take advantage of natural resources that the country has in abundance. Today, an important pa
The Portugal News24 OctDeep-sea expedition reveals remarkable marine biodiversity
Scientists have identified 57 unknown marine species and five new genera in Argentina’s Mar del Plata Submarine Canyon.
The Portugal News24 OctFuel sales fall in Portugal
Road fuel sales via the Portuguese retail network in August 2026 were down 6.07% from the previous year, largely due to a significant 8.66% drop in diesel sales compared to August 2025.
The Portugal News24 OctBeach of the Week: Praia de Nossa Senhora da Rocha, Porches
Praia de Nossa Senhora da Rocha in Porches is one of the most beautiful spots in the Algarve, particularly famous for its little white chapel, Capela de Nossa Senhora da Rocha, standing on top of the cliffs overlooking the ocean.
The Portugal News24 OctAncient fishing methods reveal maritime innovation
Researchers have traced the earliest evidence of tuna fishing to East Timor, where people harvested the fish 44,000 years ago.
The Portugal News24 OctHouse prices rise by 18% in Portugal
The median price of the 37,854 homes sold in Portugal rose by 18.4% year-on-year in the second quarter, reaching €2,445 per square metre, according to Statistics Portugal (INE).
The Portugal News24 OctBillionaire leads poll of potential successors
A campaign is gathering momentum to make South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe the next leader of the African National Congress (ANC).
The Portugal News24 OctThe Next Energy Revolution Could Be on the Rooftops!
When we talk about the future of renewable energy in Portugal, we often think of large solar parks, wind projects and large-scale investments.
The Portugal News24 OctPolice use aerial footage to measure speeds
Police in the Swiss canton of St Gallen are using drones to monitor speeding and improve road safety.
The Portugal News24 OctPortugal named Europe’s Leading Destination
Portugal has reinforced its position as one of Europe’s leading destinations, securing more than 30 distinctions at the 2026 World Travel Awards, including Europe’s Leading Destination and Europe’s Leading Tourist Board for Turismo de Portugal.
The Portugal News24 OctIs this the Best View in Portugal?
High above the coast on the massive cliff of Sítio, the view looking down onto the town of Nazaré is nothing short of breathtaking.
The Portugal News24 OctEuropean investment targets four key sectors
Jordan is positioning itself as a secure investment gateway to neighbouring countries, supported by a €3 billion partnership with the European Union.
The Portugal News24 OctClimate change affecting chestnut production in Portugal
Chestnut honey production has fallen by 80% to 90% this year because of heatwaves, affecting most beekeeping operations in the Montesinho Natural Park, the association’s president said.
The Portugal News24 OctRecord ‘tern’ around: Seabird numbers soar in Solent after RSPB recovery work
Seabird numbers in parts of the Solent have seen a record year of increases after conservation efforts by RSPB staff and volunteers, the charity has said.
The Portugal News24 OctContainer shipping expands between Asia and Europe
Commercial shipping through Russia’s Northern Sea Route has already surpassed last year’s total, with 104 voyages completed by the end of September, compared with 103 throughout 2025.
The Portugal News24 OctAlternative therapies versus orthodox medicine
There are innumerable types of people in the world, and most of us have our own unique way of looking at life.
The Portugal News24 OctEmployers call for further labour discussions
Brazil’s Senate has approved a constitutional amendment reducing weekly working hours without cutting salaries.
The Portugal News24 OctAlgarve to redevelop neighbourhood in Faro
The Faro City Council today approved a loan of nearly 14 million euros and terminated a previous 16.42-million-euro loan agreement for projects that never reached the financial execution stage, the local authority announced.
The Portugal News24 OctProposals aim to improve politicians' work-life balance
Japan’s first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, has highlighted the time women spend on household responsibilities.
The Portugal News24 OctWe build buildings. But are we creating cities…
Portugal has been discussing the need to build more housing for several years. Scarcity of supply, rising prices and difficulties in accessing home ownership or renting have become central issues in the economic and social debate.
The Portugal News24 OctCross-border tourism records continued annual growth
Cross-border travel between Canada and the United States increased in September, according to Statistics Canada.