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Inside the cyber flaw scramble that brought the AI threat to life
Vulnerabilities in a programming language underpinning much of the web set off a hectic 72-hour rush among virtually every cybersecurity agency in the world.
President convenes Council of State on social cohesion for November 2
Portuguese president, António José Seguro, has convened a meeting of the Council of State for 2 November at 3 pm on the subject of social cohesion – a topic on The post President convenes Council of State on social cohesion for November 2 appeared first on Portugal Resident .
EU and China weigh next sectors for trade curbs
Trade chief Maroš Šefčovič tells POLITICO that Brussels and Beijing will review their recent trade understanding in January as they discuss which sectors to tackle next.
Sunset in Óbidos
As the afternoon sun begins to dip below the horizon, the medieval walled town of Óbidos transforms into something genuinely magical.
Portugal approves new rules for properties trapped in inheritance disputes
Under a new regime approved by the government, a single heir can trigger the sale of a property after two years without agreement, a measure designed to bring unused homes and land back into circulation.
Portuguese cartoonist wins international award
Portuguese cartoonist André Carrilho has won first prize in the Editorial Cartoon category at the World Press Cartoon competition with his work “Gaza, for the history of horror.”
Portuguese athletes win gold and bronze for Portugal in Argentina
The national canoe team got off to a brilliant start at the Marathon World Championships, currently in Argentina and running through to 25 October, with two medals on day one of competition, 22 October.
Canada–Portugal Chamber of Commerce to Bring Business Leaders Together at Taylor’s Port Cellars
The Canada–Portugal Chamber of Commerce (CPCC) is organising a business networking evening at Taylor’s Port Cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia on 19 November, bringing together business leaders and executives to discuss innovation, sustainability and the future of the wine industry.
Portugal Plans Mandatory Home Insurance Against Natural Disasters
Homeowners in Portugal could soon be required to take out insurance against natural disasters, as the government prepares new rules aimed at protecting properties from extreme weather and earthquakes.
“They’re destroying our future”: students close schools in Lisbon
The fevered melting pot of the last couple of weeks has extended now to students, who closed schools today in Lisbon calling for “better conditions in education”, and quite a The post “They’re destroying our future”: students close schools in Lisbon appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Off-market luxury Homes in Boavista and Vila Nova de Gaia
From a cosmopolitan lifestyle of socialites and art houses to riverside port lodges overlooking the Douro, the Porto region offers urban living at its most distinctive. Boavista and Vila Nova de Gaia are two distinct areas of the region, each with its own appeal.
The enduring appeal of Cascais and Estoril
Stretching along Lisbon’s coastline, Cascais and Estoril rank among Portugal’s most prestigious enclaves. Long favoured by European royalty and diplomatic communities, the area remains one of the most sought after by international investors and families.
How does permanent residency work with Portugal's Golden Visa?
Golden Visa holders can apply for permanent residency after five years of legal residence, subject to meeting the requirements at that point. Once permanent residency is granted, there is no longer a need to keep the qualifying investment.
News Review: Housing for Teachers, Vandalism Not Helping & Lithium Mining Relief
In this News Review episode, host Carl Munson and The Resident news writer Natasha Donn catch up after Natasha’s break and discuss her top Portuguese news picks: Alentejo town halls The post News Review: Housing for Teachers, Vandalism Not Helping & Lithium Mining Relief appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Mayor of Gaia accuses government of blocking construction of 2,500 homes for young people
Mayor of Gaia, Luís Filipe Menezes has harshly criticised the government for standing in his municipality’s way over a project to build 2,500 homes for young people on a derelict The post Mayor of Gaia accuses government of blocking construction of 2,500 homes for young people appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Helping the Homeless feed their 4-legged friends
For the past 3 years, Eve Clifton has run a winter campaign supplying sleeping bags to various associations across the Algarve that are on the front line in helping the homeless.
Portugal may need a decade to resolve the housing crisis
Labour shortages, lengthy construction timelines, bureaucracy and increased demand are some of the factors contributing to the housing shortage.
The pursuit of happiness
It was a clever formulation. He did not promise happiness but merely gave us permission to find it. Which makes me wonder how one could chase something so ephemeral because The post The pursuit of happiness appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Key witness ‘cannot recall’ alleged deadly police beating in Olhão
A key witness in the trial of two PSP officers accused over the death of a Moroccan man in Olhão has told Faro court that he cannot remember the alleged The post Key witness ‘cannot recall’ alleged deadly police beating in Olhão appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Works begin at Atlantic Pines, a new collection of 28 villas in Vale do Lobo
QP Savills, which has sold property in the Golden Triangle for nearly 30 years, is the exclusive agent, with a dedicated showroom in its Vale do Lobo office. New-build opportunities The post Works begin at Atlantic Pines, a new collection of 28 villas in Vale do Lobo appeared first on Portugal Resident .
€35 million fund aims to bring 200 young farmers into Portuguese agriculture
Portugal is launching a new €35 million support scheme aimed at bringing 200 young farmers into the sector, Agriculture Minister José Manuel Fernandes has announced. Speaking at the first Young The post €35 million fund aims to bring 200 young farmers into Portuguese agriculture appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Considering I/GCSEs or A Levels? Preparing Students for More Than Just Exams
At The British School of Lisbon, academic ambition goes hand in hand with personalised learning, strong pastoral care and a belief that every student deserves the opportunity to discover their own path.
Petrol prices are decreasing
During the week between 26 October and 1 November, diesel prices may increase, while petrol may decrease.
Ukraine and Russia each exchange 270 prisoners of war
Kyiv thanked the United States and the United Arab Emirates for facilitating the third stage of the swap.