Education Half of Portugal's Undergraduates Miss Their Own Graduation Date, and the Foreign Student Body Has Quadrupled to Eighty Thousand in Fifteen Years 7 September 2026
Aviation Ten More Cents a Passenger at Lisbon, Thirty-Four at Porto and Faro: ANA's 2027 Charge Proposal Lands Below Inflation in One City and Above It in Two 7 September 2026
Culture Maria João Pires Stopped Performing Last November and Has Opened a Piano Academy: 500 Euros an Online Lesson, 800 a Day at Belgais 6 September 2026
Defence The Lajes Agreement Everyone Cites Was Signed 75 Years Ago and Repealed in 1995, and the Text That Replaced It Opens a Narrower Door Than Most People Assume 6 September 2026
News Fifty Years Ago on Tuesday the Azores Swore In a Government of Their Own, and the Argument It Started Is Still About Money 6 September 2026
News Porto's Shopping Brasilia Turns Fifty in October, and Thirty-Five Beauty Salons Are Part of Why 223 of Its 243 Units Are Trading 6 September 2026
News Three Months After the Bessa Auction Failed, 33 Million Euros Arrives From a Lisbon Property Group, and Boavista's Creditors Now Decide 6 September 2026
News A British Food Creator Is Grilling Caparica's Catch on the Sand to Push Portugal's Beach-Seine Fishery Toward UNESCO 6 September 2026
News Lisbon's Engineering School Shelves a Harassment Case Eight Lecturers Brought, Against Its Own Inspectorate's Advice, and Tells Them Not to Discuss It 6 September 2026
News A Rubber Boat, an Outboard and Scattered Provisions Are All the Authorities Found After a Dawn Report of Thirty People Landing at Meco 6 September 2026
News Valpaços Counts 304 Hectares of Burnt Vineyard as It Picks the Grapes the Fire Left Behind 6 September 2026
