The Portugal News30 JunPortugal artists defend Portuguese Education Abroad
Concerned about the new proposal to reform the Legal Regime of the Portuguese Education Network Abroad (EPE), more than 400 artists and intellectuals are asking the government to defend "the most valuable asset of cultural diplomacy."
The Portugal News29 JunDua Lipa with new project in Portugal emblematic library
A new literary space created through a partnership between Livraria Lello and Dua Lipa's Service95 Book Club has opened in Porto.
The Portugal News28 JunHistoric Vouga Train returns to Portugal this summer
The Historic Vouga Train will return for its summer season from 4 July, with weekly journeys running until 29 August, as tickets for the popular heritage railway experience are now available to purchase.
The Portugal News27 JunNinja Exam
More than 130 aspiring ninjas from Japan and abroad gathered in Shiga Prefecture to take part in the annual Koka-ryu Ninja Certification Exam, helping preserve one of the country’s cultural traditions.
The Portugal News26 JunArt Creates Confidence, Expression and Connection
Public voting for the 2026 Sovereign Portuguese Student Art Prize is now underway, and readers still have time to discover the shortlisted artworks, cast their vote and even purchase original pieces online.
The Portugal News25 JunPortuguese team discovers prehistoric DNA in rock art
A Portuguese team helped make the world's first discovery of ancient human DNA preserved in prehistoric cave walls, with Escoural Cave in Montemor-o-Novo providing some of the most relevant samples in the study released this week.
The Portugal News23 JunFábrica do Inglês Cork Museum reopens in the Algarve
Sixteen years after suspending its activities following insolvency proceedings, which led to the closure of the entire complex in 2009, the Cork Museum will reopen to the public on 11 July 2026, between 6 pm and 9 pm.