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Clash intensifies between Tusk and Nawrocki over Poland’s top court
Prime Minister Tusk says overhaul of Constitutional Tribunal is vital to preserve EU-aligned rule of law, while President Nawrocki accuses him of a coup.
Italy’s exit tax affect wealthy residents considering Portugal
Meloni’s proposed 26% capital gains levy could influence relocation decisions, with Portugal among Europe’s most competitive destinations for wealthy migrants.
Euro strengthens as ECB hints interest rate rise
The euro has gained ground against the US dollar after indications that the European Central Bank (ECB) could raise interest rates again in December, which could affect mortgage holders, consumers and travellers in Portugal.
Perfect November afternoon in the Algarve
Today we’re in Portimão, spending a lovely November afternoon at Morangoice Café.
Supermarket Chain Thaw Massacre: Russia suspected in Europe’s fridge attacks
Nobody knows who hacked Europe's supermarkets. But many are looking to Moscow.
Montenegro, Albania seek NATO support to tackle Russian disinformation
As both countries race to join the EU, their defense ministers warn they are facing rising Russian online interference campaigns.
Public transport prices in Portugal to be updated
Public transport prices in Portugal could increase by up to 2.66% with the arrival of the new year.
Brussels sets slimline legislative agenda for 2027
Brussels prioritizes competitiveness and deregulation while withdrawing stalled proposals and scrapping obsolete rules.
Millennium BCP committed to keeping physical branches in Portugal
Millennium BCP has rejected claims that it will carry out mass closures as it modernises its branches.
Lufthansa marks “special moment” in TAP acquisition deal
The chief executive of the Lufthansa Group said in Lisbon that the signing of the partial sale agreement for TAP was a “very special moment” and described the Government's decision as an “excellent sign”.
Chiado Christmas lights to illuminate Lisbon
Lisbon's iconic Armazéns do Chiado Christmas lights have a confirmed switching-on date, marking the beginning of the festive season.
Trump says Europe gave Greenland to US as ‘greatest gift’ ever
Earlier this year, the U.S. president refused to rule out using military force to gain control of the mineral-rich island.
Portugal’s U21 football stars heading to Algarve
Football fans in the Algarve will get the chance to see some of Portugal’s brightest young talents in action later this month, when the national Under-21 team returns to the The post Portugal’s U21 football stars heading to Algarve appeared first on Portugal Resident .
United States elections could reshape Trump’s presidency
Americans will head to the polls 3 November, for midterm elections that could change the balance of power in Washington and determine how much political support President Donald Trump has for the remaining two years of his presidency.
Protesters refuse to leave Rossio: shopkeepers want square cleared for Christmas Market
Protesters forming the ‘Lisbon Encampment’ ‘fighting for the right to housing’ have today refused to leave Rossio in order to allow the Christmas Market to be set up. According to reports, The post Protesters refuse to leave Rossio: shopkeepers want square cleared for Christmas Market appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Diagnostic and therapeutic technicians call yet another strike for this month
Senior diagnostic and therapeutic technicians will be on strike on November 19 and 20 November to demand greater recognition of their career and, on the first day, will gather near The post Diagnostic and therapeutic technicians call yet another strike for this month appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Portugal to announce foreigners' integration plan
The Secretary of State for the Presidency and Immigration has told Parliament that the National Integration Plan for Foreigners will be approved in November 2026.
Businessman Mário Ferreira acquitted of tax fraud
Mário Ferreira, owner of Mystic Invest, Douro Azul and shareholder of Media Capital, has been acquitted of aggravated tax fraud in connection with the sale of the Atlântida ship in 2015.
Additional security screening at Lisbon airport forced by “error in disembarkation of flight from Brazil”
An error by Menzies’ ground handling service during the disembarkation of a flight arriving from Brazil today led to additional security screening of passengers in the international area of terminal The post Additional security screening at Lisbon airport forced by “error in disembarkation of flight from Brazil” appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Ryanair flight from Portugal makes emergency landing in Italy after bomb threat
A Ryanair aircraft departing from Lisbon on 3 November was forced to make an emergency landing in Rome following a bomb threat.
The Portugal News meets the man behind the music - Duncan Moss
For more than three decades, Duncan Moss built a successful career across business, property and private equity.
Montacarapacho Bike Ride
Sunday 8th November: Bike ride starting in Moncarapacho
Small businesses make up the majority in Portugal
In Portugal, the largest companies account for billions in sales, but the food manufacturing industry is made up predominantly of micro and small businesses.
Black Friday expected to create almost 4,000 extra jobs in Portugal
Black Friday is expected to create almost 4,000 extra jobs in Portugal this November. The forecast comes from recruitment company Randstad, which expects employment in retail, transport and warehousing to The post Black Friday expected to create almost 4,000 extra jobs in Portugal appeared first on Portugal Resident .