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Hundreds of thousands of EU jobs at risk, Commission to warn
The EU will for the first time assess whether countries are investing enough in the people needed to sustain Europe's economic and industrial ambitions.
Dirty Strasbourg hotel leads MEP to seek medical help
Lawmaker sought treatment after “poor hygiene” in the accommodation, putting standards for Strasbourg trips under fresh scrutiny.
Inside Germany’s fight with Austria for a coveted UN Security Council seat
The contest between ostensible allies in Berlin and Vienna in a vote set for Wednesday has been unusually cutthroat.
UK warns top football clubs against deals with foreign crypto providers
Regulator writes to English football teams ahead of June 11 World Cup.
UK wants public to vote on wildlife to replace Churchill on bank notes
Should a frog or a seal replace Winston Churchill on a fiver?
Businesses in Lisbon grew due to Bad Bunny concerts
Business revenue in Lisbon grew by 8.01% on the days of Bad Bunny's concerts in the capital, according to data released by Unicre, a company specialising in payment solutions.
Pressure builds on Italy’s Meloni to shun Trump as she gears up for 2027 election
The prime minister's adversaries say she is making a mistake by prioritizing military spending to please the U.S.
Have you visited Torre dos Clérigos in Porto?
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Portugal says AIMA immigration backlog is moving forward as thousands of cases are processed
Portugal’s immigration system is showing signs of progress after years of delays, with new government figures suggesting hundreds of thousands of pending residency and immigration cases have now moved forward through the country’s backlog clearance programme.
Switzerland’s star striker barred from entering US ahead of World Cup
Breel Embolo has hasn't traveled to the U.S. yet, but his team is saving his seat for him.
The Portugal News Supports Portimão Soup Kitchen at Royal Garden Party
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Portugal’s Secret Luxury Homes No One Knows About
Competition for Portugal’s finest new-build homes has intensified as international demand continues to grow.
Portugal Real Estate Growth Explained (And What It Means for You)
Portugal’s property market has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade, with growing international demand driving both development activity and construction standards to new heights.
Which sectors will be affected by the general strike in Portugal?
On 3 June, Portugal will go through a general strike, affecting various sectors.
The Convergence of Wholeness in Cascais
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US isn’t offering upfront sanctions relief to reopen Hormuz, Rubio says
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told senators Tuesday that any sanctions relief for Iran is contingent on nuclear concessions.
4 ways fluctuating temperatures can affect your body and mind
Changes in weather can have a range of subtle physical and mental impacts.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy set to attend G7 summit in France
Kyiv's wartime leader aims to discuss defenses against ballistic missile attacks.
Portugal to invest 500 ME annually to accelerate nature restoration
The Portuguese government presented the National Nature Restoration Plan (PNRN), a strategic document that foresees an average annual investment of €500 million until 2030.
Trump signs downsized AI order
The executive order comes after President Donald Trump last month postponed a measure to address AI-driven cyber threats.
Rolling Stones guitarist to perform in Portugal
Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood will perform a solo concert at the Coliseu dos Recreios in Lisbon on 14 September, the promoter announced.
5 new podcasts to listen to this week
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New rescue vehicles rolled out in Portimão for summer
The delivery, carried out under the SEAWATCH project, will significantly boost surveillance, prevention and rescue capacity along the Algarve coastline and other key bathing areas nationwide. The fleet includes 30 The post New rescue vehicles rolled out in Portimão for summer appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Cypriot farmers accept culling to control foot and mouth disease
Cypriot farmers accepted Tuesday the culling of livestock on farms where foot and mouth disease has been detected, after government agreed to boost compensation for those affected. Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou announced on Tuesday that the culling of livestock, will be completed immediately, after a meeting between farmers’ representatives and the government at the presidential […]