The Portugal News15 SeptAngolan Archbishop Leads Fátima Pilgrimage
An Angolan archbishop has led Fátima’s latest international pilgrimage, using his visit to Portugal to call for forgiveness and reconciliation at a time of war and growing division around the world.
The Portugal News15 SeptPortugal submits film for Oscar nomination
The film “A Memória do Cheiro das Coisas” (The Memory of the Smell of Things), by António Ferreira, was chosen to represent Portugal in its Oscar nomination application, the Portuguese Film Academy announced.
The Portugal News15 SeptZoomarine launches special ticket prices for Algarve residents
Algarve residents can visit Zoomarine for less this September, following the return of the park’s special resident campaign.
The Portugal News15 SeptBenfica eagle coach arrested for alleged drug scheme
The Polícia Judiciária reportedly arrested João Paulo Santos, one of the coaches of the Eagle Vitória, suspected of being part of a cocaine trafficking network.
The Portugal News15 SeptFaro Airport security queues: An insider tip
Passengers flying from Faro Airport may want to allow a little extra time for security.
The Portugal News15 SeptDengue mosquito detected in Portugal
The Local Health Unit (UL) of Castelo Branco has warned of the presence of a mosquito in the municipality that transmits diseases such as dengue, zika, and chikungunya.
The Portugal News15 SeptRenewable energy produces almost 75% of electricity in Portugal
Between January and August 2026, 74.4% of electricity produced in mainland Portugal came from renewable energy sources.
The Portugal News15 SeptPortuguese people prefer social media to books
A survey by the Portuguese Association of Publishers and Booksellers (APEL) reveals that fewer than two-thirds of participants say they read for leisure in their free time, far behind social media use.
The Portugal News15 SeptHow Did The Portugal Investment Story Go From Bailout to A+?
Fifteen years can completely change an investment story.
The Portugal News15 SeptDams in Portugal have an average water storage capacity of 77%
Dams in Portugal currently have an average water storage capacity of 77%, bucking the drought trend in the European Union, the president of the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA) said.
The Portugal News15 SeptWine and dine at home with these expert pairings
Create the perfect supper club with these whites and reds to pair with seasonal menus, says Sam Wylie-Harris.
The Portugal News15 SeptIrish buyers maintain strong presence in Portugal’s prime Algarve property market
New research released ahead of the Moving to Portugal Show in Dublin on 22 September shows Irish purchasers are among the leading international buyers.
The Portugal News15 SeptA New Way to Enjoy Portugal's Nature from Your Terrace or Garden
Portugal is known for its golden beaches, historic villages, rolling countryside, cork oak forests, wetlands, and Atlantic coastline. However, it doesn't take much effort to discover the country's natural beauty if you don't go too far. Sometimes, you don't need to look far to find something in nature that displays art
The Portugal News15 SeptPortugal Today's Weather (15 September): Cooler temperatures expected
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The Portugal News15 SeptMajor Portugal Solar Project Cut by 34%
One of Portugal’s largest proposed solar projects has been greatly scaled back after environmental authorities raised serious concerns about its original design.
The Portugal News15 SeptMercadona announces opening date for its Algarve store
In a press release sent to The Portugal News, Mercadona has confirmed the opening date of its Algarve store.
The Portugal News15 SeptConstruction continues to increase in Portugal
The construction production index grew 1.8% annually in July, down 0.2 percentage points (p.p.) from the previous month, the National Institute of Statistics (INE) announced.
The Portugal News15 SeptPortugal wants to deepen cooperation with Palestine
Portugal and Palestine will create a joint commission to deepen cooperation in several sectors, including education, health, and agriculture, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Paulo Rangel, announced after receiving his Palestinian counterpart in Lisbon.
The Portugal News14 SeptÓbidos: Portugal’s Town of Queens
Óbidos is a very well-preserved medieval town, around an hour north of Lisbon. And to be honest, it’s one of my favourite places to visit in Portugal. It has a specific charm and really interesting history.
The Portugal News14 SeptWegovy trial on children reveals reduced obesity in weeks
A clinical trial testing the weight-loss drug Wegovy on children aged six to 12 has found that 40.4 percent of those given the treatment were no longer classified as obese after 68 weeks.
The Portugal News14 SeptFlixBus entry into Sete Rios postponed amid dispute
FlixBus is expected to begin operating from Lisbon’s Sete Rios bus terminal on September 29, following another delay in its planned move from Gare do Oriente.
The Portugal News14 SeptAlgarve among regions most affected by teacher shortages
The new school year is getting underway across Portugal, but the shortage of teachers remains one of the biggest concerns, particularly in the Algarve.
The Portugal News14 SeptPortuguese supermarket chain fined in Poland
Biedronka, the Polish brand owned by Jerónimo Martins (which owns Pingo Doce supermarkets in Portugal), will have to pay a €121 million fine imposed by the Polish competition regulator (UOKiK).
The Portugal News14 SeptSolar power plant project abandoned in northern Portugal
Lightsource bp has abandoned plans for the Beira solar power plant in the municipalities of Castelo Branco and Idanha-a-Nova, deciding not to submit a revised version of the project.