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Wildlife corridors support growing tiger populations
India’s wild tiger population has more than doubled since 1972, reaching an estimated 3,682 animals.
Energy Also Needs to Create Industry
In the last two decades, Portugal has undergone a significant transformation in its energy system.
Senate approves stricter animal welfare rules
Switzerland’s parliament has moved towards banning imports and trade in fur produced through cruel practices.
Biotechnology companies invest in animal longevity
Scientists and biotechnology companies are developing treatments to help pets live longer.
Portugal to have new business area in Tomar
The municipalities of Tomar and Vila Nova da Barquinha are preparing a joint offer of more than 100 hectares of business land by linking two adjoining industrial zones to attract larger investments, Tomar's mayor has announced.
A farm built from love: Quinta Raquel
Just five minutes from Loulé, a peaceful animal sanctuary tells a story of love, loss and a mother’s determination to create something beautiful in her daughter’s memory.
Christmas trees combat coastal erosion
Thousands of discarded Christmas trees are being used to restore dunes and protect homes from coastal erosion in St Annes, Lancashire.
The Barn: Where fine dining meets the wild side of Aljezur
Down a winding country track, just minutes from Aljezur, a former barn has become an intimate restaurant where local ingredients, international experience and genuine Portuguese hospitality come together.
Mercadona owner ranks third among Spain’s richest
Juan Roig’s fortune reaches €9.8 billion as the combined wealth of Spain’s 100 richest people hits a record €300.53 billion
Merz’s conservatives poised to nominate Germany’s first woman president
Bavarian politician Ilse Aigner is "the perfect candidate," according to one center-left state premier.
Number of new businesses in Portugal fell almost 3% in first 10 months
The number of companies set up in Portugal by the end of October fell by 2.9% to 45,210 new incorporations, with construction and information technology being the only sectors to The post Number of new businesses in Portugal fell almost 3% in first 10 months appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Business leaders join push for ‘concrete measures’ to fix housing
Rising housing costs and the lack of affordable homes are becoming a challenge that threatens business recruitment in Portugal (across the board) and is prompting leaders to join the call The post Business leaders join push for ‘concrete measures’ to fix housing appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Portugal partial unemployment benefit allows some people to work while receiving support
People in Portugal who receive unemployment benefits may be able to take on part-time work or start a self-employed activity without losing all their support.
Ferragudo in the quieter season
This evening, we went for a walk along Ferragudo’s riverfront.
Portugal reopens energy efficiency support for families
In Portugal, thousands of low-income households are getting another chance to access energy efficiency funding after being left waiting for support, and eligible families can receive up to €1,599 towards home improvements, with the new application process opening on 23 November.
Jared Kushner’s European security plan isn’t convincing Europe
Capitals fear a U.S. effort to overhaul the continent's security arrangements could exclude allies and favor Russia.
Unlocking Potential Across Portugal: How High Performance Learning Helps Every Student Succeed
The introduction of High Performance Learning (HPL) across all six Dukes Education Portugal schools marks an important step in our ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional teaching and learning, helping every student fulfil their potential.
NATO faces €7B shortfall on military aid pledge to Ukraine
The shortfall sends a negative signal to Kyiv as it faces constant Russian attacks.
Silves moves to speed up planning procedures
Silves Council has announced a series of measures aimed at speeding up planning and building procedures, reducing bureaucracy and eventually bringing an end to paper-based applications. The changes are being The post Silves moves to speed up planning procedures appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Mercadona invests €11 million in new supermarket in Portugal
The €11 million investment creates 64 permanent jobs and brings the retailer’s total number of supermarkets in the Porto district to 28.
Wave of bomb threats target Irish media outlets and more European flights
The latest spate of threats comes just days before a meeting of the European Political Community in Dublin.
EU capitals urge Brussels to ‘swiftly’ sign electricity deal with UK
The agreement could bring down U.K. electricity prices, but progress has been slow.
Constitutional Court again rejects Montenegro’s appeals over Spinumviva case
The Constitutional Court (TC) has again declined to pursue Luís Montenegro’s requests in the proceedings related to the disclosure of information about Spinumviva, a company he founded and transferred to The post Constitutional Court again rejects Montenegro’s appeals over Spinumviva case appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Property of the Week: A Private Algarve Estate Surrounded by Nature
Experience the beauty and tranquillity of the Western Algarve with this impressive 5-bedroom villa with swimming pool, set within approximately 42,000 sqm of private land.