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The Portugal News8 Aug

Study reveals monkeys befriend other animal species

Researchers have documented 427 cases of monkeys and apes forming friendly relationships with other animal species. 

The Portugal News8 Aug

What can you say about Snails?

They are a delicacy here and are called Caracóis.

The Portugal News7 Aug

Portugal surpasses Spain as Europe’s second-largest footwear producer

Portugal has reinforced its position as one of Europe’s leading footwear manufacturers, overtaking Spain to become the continent’s second-largest producer behind Italy, the World Footwear Handbook 2026 revealed. 

The Portugal News7 Aug

Minister of the Economy advocates for regulated integration and guarantees a fast-track channel for immigrants

The Minister of the Economy and Territorial Cohesion, Manuel Castro Almeida, stated that Portugal remains open to immigration, assuring that foreign citizens with an employment contract and secure housing can enter the country quickly. 

The Portugal News7 Aug

120 stings of Portuguese Man-o' war recorded in a single day

A massive influx of Portuguese man-o'-wars along the coast of the Basque Country, Spain, led to the temporary closure of several popular beaches and required medical attention for over 120 people stung in a single day.

The Portugal News7 Aug

Prime Minister goes on holiday in the Algarve

Luís Montenegro has been seen spending time in the Algarve despite previously stating that he did not intend to take a summer holiday this year, opting instead to remain focused on government business. 

The Portugal News7 Aug

25 de Abril Bridge celebrates 60 years of connecting Lisbon and Almada

The 25 de Abril Bridge celebrated its 60th anniversary on 6 August, marking six decades since it first connected Lisbon with Almada and changed the way people travelled across the Tagus.

The Portugal News7 Aug

5 surprising ways air con can affect the body

Air conditioning offers lots of benefits, but there are some notable drawbacks.

The Portugal News7 Aug

Business creation in Portugal falls 4.2%

The pace of new business creation in the Portuguese market slowed during the first seven months of the year, with approximately 32,300 companies incorporated by July, a 4.2% decrease compared to the same period last year.

The Portugal News7 Aug

Algarve city to build 204 homes

The Portimão City Council has awarded the contract to build 204 housing units in the Coca Maravilhas neighbourhood, budgeted at €27.7 million and considered the "largest public housing project" developed in the municipality, the local authority announced.

The Portugal News7 Aug

Trust in me – All will be well

Jenny Clarke, President of the Association for Protection of Animals Algarve (APAA) and her team have been trying to ‘snatch’ Miss Odelouca from the side of a busy country road.

The Portugal News7 Aug

The biggest risk for companies no longer comes from the economy!

For decades, business management was guided by major economic indicators such as inflation, interest rates, GDP growth, consumption or unemployment, which determined a large part of investment decisions. Companies were preparing to face more or less favorable economic cycles and adjusted their strategy according to thi

The Portugal News7 Aug

Urgent works on Portuguese beaches are completed

The most urgent investments to repair the damage caused by the storms of January and February of this year on Portuguese beaches have been completed, while other less priority projects will continue until 2028, said the Minister of the Environment.

The Portugal News7 Aug

Benfica the Heartsbreaker: The Eagles head to Edinburgh with a foot already in the next stage

Benfica produced their most convincing performance of the season so far on Thursday night, thrashing Scottish side Hearts 6-1 at the Estádio da Luz to all but secure their place in the next stage of the Europa League qualifying campaign. 

The Portugal News7 Aug

Day One of the Bons Sons Portuguese Music Festival

Bons Sons is a Portuguese music festival that takes place in the small village of Cem Soldos, near Tomar, and is famous for turning the entire village into a celebration. 

The Portugal News7 Aug

Secrets of the Cliffs in the Algarve

The naturist beaches reveal the wildest and most untouched side of the Algarve.

The Portugal News7 Aug

Portugal Weekend Weather (7 August): What to Expect Across Portugal this Weekend

For the full weekend weather forecast video see below 👇👇👇

The Portugal News7 Aug

Meet four eye-catching moths to spot in your garden

One of them is the size of a small bird.

The Portugal News7 Aug

Dancers raise funds for Cat Charity

On 7 July, the Classical Academy of Ballet (CAB) gave a wonderful performance at the Carlos do Carmo auditorium in Lagoa to support the Carvoeiro Cat Charity Associação (CCCA).

The Portugal News7 Aug

Only Portugal and Spain can officially sell "sangria" under that name

A glass of sangria is almost synonymous with summer in Portugal. Served everywhere from beach bars to family barbecues, it's one of the country's best-known drinks. But what many people don't realise is that the name "sangria" is legally protected across the European Union.

The Portugal News7 Aug

AI changed the rules. Communication is now the competitive advantage.

In a world where AI has made information instantly accessible, the competitive advantage is no longer what leaders know. 

The Portugal News7 Aug

Football emerges as growing investment opportunity across Europe

Football clubs are attracting increasing interest from private and institutional investors, with Portugal accounting for more than half of the investment opportunities currently available across four European countries.

The Portugal News7 Aug

LEDEX Forum announces five confirmed speakers for Algarve AI conference

The programme will cover better decisions, documented business processes, AI systems and the changing way customers discover brands online.

The Portugal News7 Aug

Biggest Mini Forest turns 3x3 metre plots into food forests

Biggest Mini Forest began when Luís Afonso and Ana Laura Cruz both found that the fields they had studied and worked in did not support their values or their love for restoring nature. Their goal became to make it as easy as possible for people to plant their own plot of biodiverse mini food forest.