Banking A Portuguese Fintech Is Putting Spain's Bizum on Local Tills, With 31.5 Million Spanish Users on the Other Side 15 September 2026
Politics The Right Rewrote the Flags Decree Before Wednesday's Vote, and the PSD Version Goes Further Than the CDS One 15 September 2026
European Union A Non-EU Degree Takes Fourteen Months to Get Recognised in Europe, and Brussels Proposed on Tuesday to Cut That to Four 15 September 2026
Politics The European Parliament Stripped a Portuguese MEP of His Immunity on Tuesday Over Words Portuguese Prosecutors Had Already Ruled Lawful 15 September 2026
Business Eleven Buyers Registered Interest in the Azores' Airport Ground Arm, Three More Than for the Airline It Serves 15 September 2026
Society Eighty-Three of the North's Eighty-Six Councils Drew In More People Than They Lost, and the Region Added 187,191 Residents in Four Years 15 September 2026
Agriculture The Douro's 12 Million Euro Non-Harvest Payment Lands at 1,125 Euros a Hectare, With One Fifteen-Day Window and Drones to Check the Grapes Are Still There 15 September 2026
Artificial Intelligence Another 1.8 Million Euros Carries Portugal's Home-Grown AI Model to December, and the Government Turns to Newspaper Archives for Training Data 15 September 2026
Health Half of Portugal's Over-Fifties Have Had a Colonoscopy in Ten Years, and the Share Runs From 37 Percent Without Schooling to 56 Percent With a Degree 15 September 2026
Cost of Living The Euribor Recorded Its Biggest One-Day Rise Since March on Monday, With Oil at 107 Dollars Behind It 15 September 2026
Energy Two Data Centres Beside the Old Pego Coal Plant Want More Grid Capacity Than They Were Given, and the Minister Says a Decision Could Land This Year 15 September 2026
