News Coimbra Expects More Than 2,300 Mobility Students From 120 Countries This Year, and More Than 3,000 Brazilians Are Already Enrolled 5 September 2026
News Three Cloisters at the Convento de Cristo Return to the Visitor Route This Month, and a Planned Lift Was Abandoned to Save a Fifteenth-Century Wall 5 September 2026
News Portugal Will Pay Douro Growers 50 Cents a Kilo to Leave Grapes on the Vine, the Same Price It Paid to Send Them to the Still 5 September 2026
News The Councils That Host Portugal's Wind and Solar Want Paying for It, and They Have Just Won a Formula for Splitting the IMI 5 September 2026
News Six Months After Winning in Court, FlixBus Still Cannot Board a Passenger at Sete Rios, and It Has Gone Back to the Judge 5 September 2026
News 107 New Conservadores Are Sworn In, Portugal's First Registry Recruitment in Twenty Years, and the Minister Promises Near Normality by December 5 September 2026
Energy One Billion Euros for a Power Cable to Morocco, and the Case the Minister Makes for It Is the Blackout 5 September 2026
Environment Portugal's Environment Agencies Are About to Be Redrawn: River Basin Directorates for the APA, Central Control of Impact Assessments for the ICNF 5 September 2026
Porto Porto's Mayor Gives the Metrobus Contractor Until December and Names It as the Reason the Works Are Late 4 September 2026
Economy Fitch Lifts Portugal to A+, and the Upgrade Came Straight From the Model With No Committee Override 4 September 2026
Justice A Gaia Court Called Ten-Year-Old Champions League Trips Morally Censurable, Then Acquitted Everyone Charged Over Them 4 September 2026
