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Trump’s next loyalty test: Ending the changing of the clocks
The president is personally working the phones to lobby lawmakers on ending the twice-yearly clock-changing ritual across the United States.
Perfectionism Trends
Young adults are becoming increasingly perfectionistic, according to a study of more than 82,000 college students in the US, Canada and the UK between 1989 and 2024.
Road disruptions to happen in Portugal city
The Espinho City Council has closed part of the beachfront promenade to car traffic until 30 September, to improve the enjoyment of the seafront and encourage healthier modes of transportation, it was announced.
UK hits back after Vance’s comments over murder of British teenager
The death sparked violent protests in the U.K. and a fierce debate about British policing.
Training Trades
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced Team Canada Strong, a 6 billion dollar initiative to recruit, train and hire up to 100,000 new Red Seal trades workers over the next five years.
Cat chronicles
The first two I have frequently observed and consider to be correct but the third is yet to be validated. Still, I stand by these theories and will continue to The post Cat chronicles appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Music festival is returning to Portugal
The Maravilha Festival returns to Faial, Azores, from June 9th to 14th, with performances by Kriol, Cabra Çega, and other diverse artists.
Trump could also tear down the Statue of Liberty, DOJ argues in defense of White House ballroom
Justice Department lawyers said the courts are powerless to intervene in the dispute over the former East Wing.
Golf Glory
Royal County Down Golf Club in Northern Ireland has been named the world’s greatest golf course by Golf Digest for the sixth consecutive year.
Portuguese artists concert to be broadcast in cinemas
Music duo Calema will make history this Saturday as their concert at Braga Municipal Stadium becomes the first to be broadcast live simultaneously in 26 cinemas across Portugal, spanning the mainland and islands, as announced.
Trump to meet with artificial intelligence companies on government profit share plan as soon as next week
'There’s so much money and it’s so big that there are concepts where pieces could be given to the American public,' Trump said.
The Green Heart of Estrela, in Lisbon
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Dining Differently
A pay-as-you-can restaurant in Stroud is attracting diners through a model centred on what it calls “radical hospitality”.
The picturesque Carvoeiro in the Algarve
With the arrival of summer, warmer temperatures are expected, which is the perfect time of the year to visit the picturesque village of Carvoeiro.
Portugal in the new digital economy
The recent study by Cushman & Wakefield confirms what, for those who follow the sector closely, is no longer surprising: the world is entering a new phase of massive investment in digital infrastructure, and energy has become the real centre of the decision. It is not the location, it is not the cost of the land, it is not even the talent in isolation. It is energy.
Trump says he asked incoming acting director of national intelligence to gut the agency
The president told The Wall Street Journal he wants staffing cuts at the office that coordinates intergovernmental intelligence sharing.
The truth about Trump’s Truths
POLITICO takes a deep dive into Trump’s social media feed, revealing what the most powerful man in the world is focused on.
Why Iranian Americans are preparing to sit out the World Cup
The football tournament is forcing many Iranian Americans to choose between celebrating their heritage and rejecting the government that claims to represent it.
Kosovo’s path toward NATO and the EU at risk in this Sunday’s elections, ex-president warns
Vjosa Osmani argues political infighting is endangering Pristina's future and fraying ties with the West.
Algarve bathing season begins
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Putin to Zelenskyy: No peace talks — and don’t call me old
"Unfortunately, Russia once again chooses war," responded the Ukrainian leader on Friday night.
Spain criticises Portugal tax regime
The tax dispute among the Iberian countries centres on foreign retirees who benefited from the former non-habitual resident regime.
EU inches toward ‘membership-lite’ plan for candidate countries
Europe must “keep its promises" to those that want to join, Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal told POLITICO.
Minister announces more security personnel at airports in Portugal
The Minister of Home Affairs, Luis Neves, announced that Portuguese international airports will have an additional 340 security personnel, who are currently undergoing training, starting on 4 July.