A study of 1980 to 2025 data finds tropical nights rising by about 0.7 a decade nationally and by more than two a decade near the Spanish border. What it measured, this summer's run of hot nights, and the DGS advice on heat.
Police broke up the housing camps on Lisbon's Rossio and Porto's Praça D. João I at about 2am on Sunday. The PSP counts 31 detained and 11 injured; Porto organisers count 37 injured. What the two sides say, and the court dates ahead.
Eurostat's quarterly figures give Portugal a 0.8 percent of GDP surplus from April to June, the fifth-largest in the EU, while government debt rose 2.1 points to 92.5 percent of GDP, the second-biggest increase after Poland. What the numbers mean.
INE's National Health Survey finds 11.9 percent of people aged 15 and over consulted a psychiatrist, psychologist or psychotherapist in a year, 2.9 percent could not get care they needed, and women are twice as likely to take medicines for insomnia, anxiety and depression.
Loulé has opened a consultation to rent homes from owners, with offers due by 22 November, and extended its calls to buy homes and land for 50 or more homes. Who can offer, how offers are scored, and how the council pays.
Portugal's consumer authority has issued a recall notice for the Hamax Buddy child bike seat sold by Decathlon from January 2022 to August 2026. A fabric label on the harness strap can come loose. Which seats are affected and what to do.
An unpaid seven-member team led by the Finance Ministry's PPP unit will test whether private partners should build affordable rentals on State land, the first legal step towards a tender. No homes exist yet, and tenant rules are still to come.
