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Burnham: Iran’s IRGC ‘highly likely’ to be behind RAF Fairford terror plot
The U.K. prime minister said Britain will "crack down on Iran's use of criminal networks."
Alentejo launches €3.5 million funding programme for SMEs
The Alentejo 2030 programme is offering financial support to small and medium-sized businesses hiring highly qualified professionals, with applications open until March 2027.
Fuel price surge costs Portuguese Armed Forces over €3 million
Soaring fuel prices have added more than €3 million to three Portuguese Navy and Air Force supply contracts, with the Defence Ministry admitting that higher costs are now having an The post Fuel price surge costs Portuguese Armed Forces over €3 million appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Obama calls for global cooperation on AI safety in Portugal
The former US president highlighted the importance of stronger safeguards and international cooperation as artificial intelligence continues to advance.
UK and EU agree to hold Brexit ‘reset’ summit on Nov. 20
The two sides want to use the meeting to sign off new agreements on agri-food trade, emissions trading, and a youth mobility scheme.
Portugal's CTT tops global postal sustainability ranking
Portugal’s national postal service has achieved first place in an international sustainability assessment.
Three workers die in Algarve water tank accident
Three workers have died in a workplace accident at a property in Almancil, Loulé, where they were reportedly carrying out waterproofing work inside a water tank. The victims were Romanian The post Three workers die in Algarve water tank accident appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Portuguese startup wins pitch contest in San Francisco
A Portuguese startup has won a pitch competition in San Francisco with a lamp designed to detect epileptic seizures and alert caregivers.
Farage would take a ‘keen look’ at UK’s support for ‘corrupt’ Ukraine
The leader of Britain’s right-wing Reform UK declined to repeat Donald Trump's verbal assault on Kyiv — but argued Ukraine is “one of the most corrupt countries on earth.”
EU approves biggest Russia sanctions package since invasion began
“This is the single largest expansion of our sanctions list since Russia started its war," Kaja Kallas said.
Portuguese farmers demand €140 million package to offset rising costs
Portuguese farmers are demanding a €140 million support package from the government, warning that rising production costs are making it increasingly difficult to compete with neighbouring Spain. Around 150 leaders The post Portuguese farmers demand €140 million package to offset rising costs appeared first on Portugal Resident .
French supermarkets face food crisis after cyberattack hits refrigerators
France's cyber agency coordinating with European counterparts in response to hackers.
Portuguese Maritime Police rescue 45 migrants in Greece
The latest rescue brings the total number of migrants rescued by Portuguese authorities off the Greek island of Gavdos to 190 over three days.
French, Spanish far-right leaders unite ahead of key elections
Jordan Bardella began his trip to Spain Monday by visiting Ceuta alongside Vox’s Santiago Abascal.
Theme for 2026 – create a landscape that cares!
Various venues have hosted the Autumn Mediterranean Garden Fair over the years, but the wonderful increasing support of plant lovers and gardeners has been the main inspiration for our volunteers. The post Theme for 2026 – create a landscape that cares! appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Portuguese managers declare just 5% more than employees
Official figures reveal a small gap between managers’ and employees’ declared salaries, raising concerns about possible underreporting of income.
Philippe stood ready to defeat Le Pen. Now his allies are doubting his chances.
The center-right presidential hopeful is facing a pileup of problems: centrist infighting, voter fatigue and surging populists.
Use Russian assets to blunt voter backlash over funding Ukraine, Kyiv says
EU should put Moscow’s money to work for Kyiv and show voters that Russia is paying for the war, Ukraine’s foreign minister says.
One dead after police chase suspected drug dealers, seize three tonnes of cocaine off Faro
One man has died during a major anti-drug operation off the Algarve which led to the seizure of around three tonnes of cocaine following a high-speed pursuit at sea. The The post One dead after police chase suspected drug dealers, seize three tonnes of cocaine off Faro appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Quinta do Lago goes from strength to strength
From championship golf to sports facilities and five-star hospitality, Quinta do Lago continues to build on its long-standing investment in the Algarve, with newly filed accounts showing a profitable year for its Portuguese golf business.
Algarve artists donate artwork for ABLE’s 2027 Charity Calendar
ABLE – Animal Blue Light Emergency, a registered charity based in Moncarapacho, East Algarve, is producing a 2027 wall calendar featuring work by local artists. The theme focuses on the The post Algarve artists donate artwork for ABLE’s 2027 Charity Calendar appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Ryanair Launches Christmas Gift Cards from €25
Ryanair is getting an early start on Christmas, launching its 2026 festive gift cards for travellers who might prefer a holiday to another present under the tree.
Lagoa exhibition dives into Algarve’s protected marine reef
A new photographic exhibition in Lagoa is inviting visitors to discover one of the Algarve’s most important marine habitats. “Parque Natural Marinho do Recife do Algarve – Pedra do Valado” The post Lagoa exhibition dives into Algarve’s protected marine reef appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Montenegro calls for end to rising fuel prices
Portugal’s Prime Minister warns that rising fuel costs are affecting people and economies worldwide, calling for an end to the situation driving up prices.