Portugal has indicated it is willing to attend meetings of Donald Trump's newly formed Peace Council as an observer, a cautious diplomatic step that reflects Lisbon's effort to remain engaged in Middle East peace efforts without fully endorsing Washington's controversial initiative.
Nearly half of all homes in the municipalities declared under calamity after Portugal's recent storms had no insurance coverage for tempest or flood damage, the head of the country's insurance regulator revealed on Wednesday, exposing a protection gap that will leave thousands of families to...
Portugal's government has effectively conceded that the country will run a budget deficit in 2026, abandoning its long-held goal of maintaining a fiscal surplus as the financial reality of rebuilding from three devastating storms becomes clearer by the day.
Two earthquakes of magnitude 4.1 struck the Greater Lisbon region within two minutes of each other on Thursday afternoon, rattling nerves in a country still reeling from weeks of devastating storms and flooding.
Seguro Inauguration Set for 9 MarchThe Constitutional Court on Monday formally proclaimed António José Seguro as president-elect after certifying the final results of the second-round runoff. He won with 66.8 percent of the vote.
PSI Closes at New Five-Year HighThe PSI index gained 0.76 percent on Wednesday, closing at 9,143 points and marking another five-year high. The index is up more than 10 percent year-to-date, outpacing most European peers.
The Constitutional Court on Monday formally proclaimed António José Seguro as the winner of Portugal's 2026 presidential election, clearing the final legal hurdle before his inauguration on 9 March.
