Author: Natasha Donn

On yet another ‘burning issue’, the Portuguese government has ignored Brussels’ warnings to change course and ‘step back in line’. This time it is over extortionate rates of taxation on

Portugal’s zeal to plough forwards with lithium exploration should see bidding open for concessions in nine mainland areas within the first three months of 2020. Despite the level of opposition

National airports have been hit by a three-day strike by ‘ground handlers’ working for Portway. So far around 20 flights have been cancelled, the majority due in or out of

Horror and revulsion have been instant reactions to the story of how an immigrant from Uzbekistan decided to get back at his former girlfriend by skinning and filleting her beloved

Civil engineers have blamed the government for the devastating floods that hit the Baixo Mondego region last week as a result of storms Elsa and Fabien. Calling a press conference,

A consular official working for the Portuguese embassy in Guinea Bissau has been arrested on suspicion of over 200 visas since 2012 – the buyers of which could be anywhere

On the last day of parliamentary business before Christmas, MPs voted for a ‘draft resolution’ recommending the government “immediately suspends” controversial dredging in the ‘protected’ Sado river estuary. The vote

At least two people are dead, one is still reported missing and 51 have had to be evacuated from their homes as the full force of depression Elsa hit the