Defence The Next Military Programming Law Will Carry the F-16 Replacement, and the Armed Forces Chief Wants Retention Before Recruitment 19 September 2026
Justice Selling Fake Drugs in the Baixa Is About to Become a Crime in Its Own Right 19 September 2026
Transport Porto Tenders 2.4 Million Euros for a Cycle Route to Matosinhos, and Roughly a Fifth of It Shares the Road With Cars 19 September 2026
Family The Free Creche Programme Says 97 Percent of Applications Have a Place, and the Money That Built It Has Run Out 19 September 2026
Legal A Domestic Violence Victim's Pre-Trial Statement Now Stands Even If They Refuse to Testify, Portugal's Supreme Court Has Ruled 19 September 2026
Health Half the Foreign Visitors Treated in Portugal's Emergency Rooms Carry No Cover, and the Health Inspectorate Wants the Fee Taken at the Door 19 September 2026
Motoring From 29 November, Europe Starts Counting the Particles That Come Off Your Brakes and Tyres, Not Just Your Exhaust 18 September 2026
Rail Seven in Ten Trains Ran on Time in the First Half of the Year, and Infraestruturas de Portugal Has Told the Market Not to Expect Better 18 September 2026
Culture Paulo Portas Gains Four Names for Portugal's 900th Anniversary, and the Programme for the First Three Years Is Due by December 18 September 2026
Data Protection Portugal's Data Regulator Opened a Fast Lane This Week for Reporting Images of Children Shared Without Consent 18 September 2026
Energy A Six-Country Survey Finds One in Five in Portugal Cannot Pay for the Energy They Need, and Its League Table Looks Nothing Like the Official One 18 September 2026
