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Why Families Are Choosing a World-Class British Education Internationally: 5 Key Reasons
In today’s world, families are looking for more than just strong academic results. They want a school that helps their children develop confidence, curiosity and resilience, and prepares them for life in an increasingly global environment.
Portuguese among the most eager in Europe to travel
The Portuguese tourism sector is set to achieve a strong recovery throughout 2026, driven by a strong urge for escapism among citizens.
European diplomats reject Moscow’s call to leave Kyiv
Despite warnings that embassies could be hit by missile strikes, EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarína Mathernová insisted “the EU is not going anywhere."
Morgan McSweeney warns Labour not to be ‘Luddites’ on AI
The left must master the new technology to take on the authoritarians, the British PM's former top aide said.
Investment with scale: what projects like Palmares say about the future of real estate in Portugal
In the midst of so much noise about the real estate market in Portugal, there are movements that speak louder than any comment or opinion.
Netherlands blocks US takeover of vital digital supplier
BRUSSELS — The Dutch government is blocking a United States-based company’s attempts to acquire a key online identification IT supplier. Dutch firm Solvinity runs a platform for the country’s DigiD app, which allows the country’s citizens to authenticate themselves online when they want to book a doctor’s appointment, buy a house or interact with public […]
World Cup matches to be broadcast for free in Portugal
RTP, SIC and TVI have reportedly reached an agreement with FIFA to broadcast matches from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which kicks off on 11 June.
Today’s Portugal Weather Forecast – 26/05/2026
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PJ swoop on suspicions of corruption at Gaia Water
Thirteen people have been arrested following a PJ police swoop on Águas de Gaia as part of an inquiry into the alleged practice of economic crimes, including corruption. Reports stress The post PJ swoop on suspicions of corruption at Gaia Water appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Beach concessionaires request clarification on the placement of sun umbrellas in Portugal
Beach concessionaires are requesting clarification of the rules regarding the placement of private sun umbrellas in front of their concessions, a prohibition that was classified as "an abuse" by the president of the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA).
Why Prepaid Plans for eSIM Are Perfect for Flexible Travel Data Needs
Basic travel data has a funny way of turning urgent the moment a map fails or a boarding pass will not load. That is why prepaid eSIM options get so much attention from people who move often or keep plans loose. They offer a direct way to buy data for a set trip, a set region, or a set number of days. For flexible travel, that kind of structure can feel refreshingly practical.
Bad Bunny marks presence in Portugal
Puerto Rican musician Bad Bunny will give the first of two shows at Estádio da Luz in Lisbon on 26 May, as part of his world tour “Debí tirar más fotos”.
Lagoa Wine Show returns with wine, gastronomy and music
The city of Lagoa is once again preparing to host one of the Algarve’s most anticipated summer events as the Lagoa Wine Show returns from 5 to 9 June with a programme dedicated to wine, gastronomy and Portuguese culture.
Faro Airport Departures this morning
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Direct flights from Faro to New York are back for summer
Direct flights between Faro and New York are once again operating as United Airlines resumes its seasonal connection between the Algarve and Newark Airport for the summer season. The airline The post Direct flights from Faro to New York are back for summer appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Over 100,000 patient records ‘stolen’ in health service hack
Portugal’s criminal investigation police (the PJ) has said that unauthorised access to national health service (SNS) patient data through a doctor’s compromised credentials affected more than 100,000 people – acknowledging The post Over 100,000 patient records ‘stolen’ in health service hack appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Rental demand in Portugal continues to rise
Portugal’s rental market remains under intense pressure, despite a slight national decline in rents and fewer properties available.
Weather warning issued in Portugal due to high temperatures
Hot weather will continue in mainland Portugal, with maximum temperatures potentially reaching 38/39 degrees Celsius on 26 May, with practically the entire territory experiencing a heat wave, meteorologist Alexandra Fonseca told Lusa.
Rubio says US-Iran peace deal could take ‘a few more days’
Negotiations are ongoing amid new American attacks on missile sites and mine-laying ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
Quinta Ecológica da Moita in Aveiro, Portugal
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Morgan McSweeney on voters and discontent
With two hugely consequential months ahead in British politics, Sam and Anne look beneath the headlines and Westminster drama to ask what really comes next. As US President Donald Trump escalates tensions in the Middle East once again, the duo examine the pressure on Whitehall. Would any prime minister, whoever occupies Number 10, make a […]
Small events, big signals for Portugal’s digital future
Not all the moments that shape an economy make headlines. In fact, many of the most important shifts happen quietly, in rooms filled with decision-makers, technologists and business leaders trying to understand what comes next.
Why professional liability insurance is becoming essential in Portugal
Once seen as a niche requirement for specific professions, it is now becoming a key component of risk management for companies and independent professionals alike. As businesses grow and client The post Why professional liability insurance is becoming essential in Portugal appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Should Europe talk to Putin?
Europe is still reeling from the recent drone incursions into Baltic airspace. In a show of solidarity, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius are in Lithuania today following last week’s drone scare. Today on the Brussels Playbook Podcast, we unpack the latest developments, including discussions about Baltic companies teaming up […]