News Portugal Tells Brussels That Regauging Its Railways Would Cost Up to 6.9 Billion Euros and Take Thirty Years 17 September 2026
Politics The Interior Minister Would Put Offenders' Nationality in Next Year's Security Report, and the 251 Percent Figure Behind the Debate Is Mostly One Residual Category 16 September 2026
Transport Transtejo's Ten Electric Ferries Ran Together for the First Time on Wednesday, Three Years After the First One Arrived 16 September 2026
Employment Two Consultancies Put Portuguese Pay Rises at 3.3 and 3.4 Percent for 2027, Which Is Roughly Where Inflation Sat in August 16 September 2026
Business Portuguese Councils Would Get to Switch Off Zero Licensing Across Part of Their Historic Centres, Under a Code Still Being Drafted 16 September 2026
Politics The Bill That Would Stop Every AIMA Lawsuit Landing in One Lisbon Court Reached the Floor of Parliament on Wednesday 16 September 2026
Banking Impostors Emailing From a Real Government Domain Got Revolut to Release Customer Files on 680 Accounts 16 September 2026
Health The Pay Order That Decides Whether Portugal's Emergency Rooms Stay Staffed Has Still Not Been Published, and the Locums Are Threatening October 16 September 2026
Environment Lisbon's Mayor Asks the Government to Scrap the Volta Deposit Scheme Outright, While 37,000 Signatures Wait on Parliament's Environment Committee 16 September 2026
Sport Formula One Returns to Portimao on 20 June 2027, Six Years After Its Last Race in the Algarve 16 September 2026
Economy Portugal's Public Accounts Slipped to a 282 Million Euro Surplus by July, and a 1.4 Billion Euro Hospital Debt Clear-Out Explains Most of the Fall 16 September 2026
