Education Nearly 460 Classes in Portugal's State Schools Have 30 or More Pupils, and the Minister Says Finding Every Child a Place Comes First 24 September 2026
Banking Portugal's Bank Workers Are Called Out on 30 November, After the Banks Said 2 Percent Was Their Final Word 24 September 2026
Justice Three Appeal Judges Sue Over the Points Table That Fills Portugal's Supreme Court Until 2028 24 September 2026
Transport Alto Alentejo's Shared Bikes Will Cost Nothing for Anyone Who Lives or Works in Portalegre District, but Three Hours Is the Limit 23 September 2026
Agriculture A Week After Publishing It, the Government Rewrites the Douro Non-Harvest Formula, and Growers Who Pick Less Now Get More 23 September 2026
Immigration Residence Permits Drew Almost a Third of Everyone Who Complained to Portugal's Ombudsman in 2025 23 September 2026
Water Almada's Water Will Come From a Seixal Borehole First, While Pipes From Lisbon and the Castelo do Bode Dam Are Still Being Studied 23 September 2026
Mental Health About 300 Psychiatric Patients Are Still on Hospital Wards Because Portugal Has Nowhere to Discharge Them, as WHO Experts Review the Reform 23 September 2026
Politics Naming Party Donors Would Help Catch Financing Crimes, Portugal's Prosecution Council Advises Parliament 23 September 2026
EU A Porto-Born Judge Is Now Second in Command at the EU General Court, Where Companies and Citizens Take Brussels to Court 23 September 2026
Justice Prosecutors Spent Four Hours Inside a Judicial Police Unit, Looking for a Recording Its Director Told a Court Was Never Made 23 September 2026
