Portugal Forward – Virgílio Ferreira, a lens on sustainability
Bienal’25 Fotografia do Porto opens on May 15 in Porto, its theme ‘Tomorrow Today’ (Amanhã Hoje), arguing that the future is rooted in the present. Bienal’25, the fourth edition, includes
Porto mayor tells Church to find funding from private sector
Church in Porto has been exchanging properties over tenants heads The scandal of the Diocese of Porto ‘exchanging properties over tenants’ heads’ – and leaving them at risk of eviction
Police remove anti-immigration activist from immigrant protest outside AIMA offices
AIMA office in Porto one of many leaving immigrants waiting endlessly for papers Portuguese police had to intervene today when an ‘anti-immigration activist’ upset dozens of immigrants trying to hold
Speeding ambulance crashes, running over two pedestrians
Four injured, two seriously: including doctor travelling to emergency An INEM medical and emergency resuscitation vehicle (VMER) crashed this morning as it responded to a call in Espinho, Aveiro district,
International Space University keen to create centre in Portugal
ISU highlights Portugal’s aerospace potential Portugal could soon host a centre of the International Space University (ISU), the only academic institution dedicated exclusively to education and training in the field
Exhausted populations fighting lithium mines get major vote of support from Left Bloc leader
Mariana Mortágua says “we have to believe it is possible to stop these mines” The coordinator of Bloco de Esquerda (Left Bloc) said today that the populations fighting against lithium
Restaurant boss bludgeoned to death after ‘resisting’ robbery in Mortágua
Luís Dâmaso was dead by time authorities reached scene A man in his 50s was bludgeoned to death yesterday afternoon by men who burst in to the Lagoa Azul restaurant
Justice minister “expects immediate resignations” from officials cited in PJ corruption swoop
Searches under ‘Operation Pactum’ culminate with 43 ‘official suspects’ Justice minister Rita Júdice, initially taken by surprise by the PJ swoop on public entities yesterday, has since said that she
Man discovered unconscious next to ‘raped’ sheep
Authorities ‘suspect mistreatment’ In a story that brings us right back to real basics a man was discovered recently, unconscious, next to a dead sheep – not something that immediately
ZERO environmentalists join pushback against Europe’s strategic mining choices
ZERO accuses European Commission of ignoring serious impacts Portugal’s environmental association ZERO has joined the pushback against Europe’s decision to fast-track mining projects in Portugal, disregarding serious environmental and social