Lisbon Twenty-Seven Cameras in the Bairro Alto Get Another Three Years, in a City That Already Has 126 and Wants 616 More 14 September 2026
Aviation Porto's Airport Grew Seven Times Faster Than Lisbon's in the First Seven Months of 2026, and Lisbon's Cargo Went Backwards 14 September 2026
Business Poland Fined Jerónimo Martins 525 Million Zloty for Running a Pact That Kept Lorry Drivers From Changing Employer 14 September 2026
Tax Two Bills to Cut VAT on Fuel and Food Reach Parliament on 24 September, and Neither Can Take Effect Before January 14 September 2026
Education Portugal's Mathematicians Want the National Tests to Count Again, After PISA Put Fifteen-Year-Olds Below Their 2003 Score 14 September 2026
Energy Lightsource bp Dropped Its 240 Million Euro Beira Solar Plant, and Shrank the Neighbouring One by 35 Percent 14 September 2026
Politics The Constitutional Court Holds the First Request in Portuguese History to Dissolve a Party for Extremism, and Has Not Yet Found Time to Decide It 14 September 2026
Politics Sixty of the 398 People Who Entered a Portuguese Cabinet Since 1976 Were Women, and Half of Them Arrived With a Doctorate 14 September 2026
Politics Portuguese Ministers Stay About 600 Days, and the Parties Now Recruit Specialists Without Giving Up the Nomination 14 September 2026
Environment An Invasive Japanese Alga Now Covers the Sea Floor Off Sines Down to Twelve Metres, Ten Years After It Was First Logged in the Marina 13 September 2026
Health Forty Percent of the Patients at Amadora-Sintra Are Foreign Nationals, and the Hospital Has Eight Emergency Doctors Where It Needs Thirty 13 September 2026
