Cadela Carlota animal shelter in Lagos seeks foster families
Amora’s journey It has now been one month since Amora left the hospital after surviving a severe case of parvovirus. She is currently in foster care with one of our
The Resident launches new Portugal Podcast series
Podcast host Carl Munson along with our journalist Natasha Donn today aired the first episode of our weekly review of the news in Portugal, highlighting our main stories in print
Algarve golfer competes at ‘unofficial Major of junior golf’ in Quinta do Lago
A young golfer from the Algarve is aiming to make history in Portugal in December when she tees off in the 2025 Justin Rose Telegraph Junior Golf Championship at Quinta
Portugal withdraws bid to host Women’s 2029 Euro
Portugal has withdrawn its bid to host the 2029 Women’s European Championship, the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) announced on Tuesday, saying it needs to channel all its energy into co-organising
AIMA complaints continue to increase
Frustration with Portugal’s migration agency, AIMA, continues to grow, with over 1,800 complaints lodged this year alone, according to the consumer complaints website Portal da Queixa. Data points to an
Portugal “with particular attention” to ICE raids in US
Portugal’s Secretary of State for Communities Emídio Sousa admits he is monitoring “with particular attention” recent anti-illegal immigration raids in areas with large concentrations of Portuguese nationals in the United
Inauguration of RCEPI Rotaract Club
The Rotary Club Estoi Palace International Rotaract Club was inaugurated on October 26. Rotaract is a service organization for young adults aged 18 and over, sponsored by Rotary International. The
Christ The King Christmas Fayre in Almancil
Christ The King Anglican Church is holding a Christmas Fayre on Saturday, November 29, at the House by the Lake, Jardim das Comunidades, in Almancil, from 11am to 3pm. Organisers
Economy minister in Saudi Arabia with over 50 companies
Economy minister Manuel Castro Almeida is visiting Saudi Arabia on Sunday and Monday, accompanied by more than 50 Portuguese companies from various sectors, with a view to strengthening economic relations
Algarve sheds “bad wine stigma”
Algarve wine has pulled off a comeback few thought possible: once dismissed as low-quality, the region is now winning new fans, racking up awards and attracting a growing wave of