Good Morning Europe Portugal elections: the end of the 'contraption' coalition? While incoming centre-left Prime Minister Antonio Costa is poised to win re-election, it is not clear if he will get an absolute majority in parliament. Costa's party is currently ruling with support from two far-left, eurosceptic parties, a coalition known 'Geringonça' or 'contraption'. 05/10/2019
no comment Azores residents face Hurricane Lorenzo damage As daylight set in, Azores residents began to take toll of the damage caused by Hurricane Lorenzo. The central island of Faial has been one of the most affected in the archipelago of nine islands with high winds and massive waves destroying seaside houses. 02/10/2019
Portugal 'Possibly the strongest hurricane in 20 years' rips through Azores A hurricane with winds of up to 100 mph has reached the Azores and is expected to cause life-threatening surf and rip-current conditions. 01/10/2019
Portugal Portugal parliament condemns plan for dictatorship museum Portugal parliament condemns plan for dictatorship museum 12/09/2019
View Want to fight climate change? Start with challenging your mayor and your neighbours to act ǀ View how can we as citizens promote the necessary change to stop our contribution to a visible problem so poorly combated by global geopolitics that inertia will impede reaching a pre-industrial age climate anytime soon? The answer might be closer to hand than you expected. 26/08/2019
Portugal Watch: Football team scores a goal without touching the ball This is the moment a football team scored a goal... without even touching the ball. 22/08/2019
Good Morning Europe Drivers ask for a basic salary to be increased to 900 Euros Truck drivers in Portugal are striking over pay conditions and authorities in the country are predicting food shortages and the possibility of petrol stations running out of fuel. 12/08/2019
Portugal Far-right conference protests in Lisbon As a meeting of far-right groups from across Europe took place in Lisbon protesters outside said the conference should not have been allowed to take place 11/08/2019
no comment Massive wildfire in Portugal A massive fire stretching 25 km has been raging through the night between the central Portuguese boroughs of Vila de Rei and Mação. 21/07/2019
Portugal More than 800 firefighters battle wildfires in Portugal More than 800 firefighters battled on Sunday one wildfire sweeping across central Portugal after being able to control two other blazes that prompted authorities to partially evacuate a village and left 20 people injured. 21/07/2019
Cult The hottest acts of today and the past light up the stage in Portugal Euronews meets the headliners of NOS Alive festival and finds there really is an act for everyone. 16/07/2019
Portugal Portugal charges 89 Hells Angels members over Lisbon attack Dozens of members of the Hells Angels motorcycle club have been charged over a violent attack in Lisbon last year. 12/07/2019
Portugal Portugal PM says open to new alliance with far left Portugal PM says open to new alliance with far left 11/07/2019
Portugal Blooming marvellous: Flower-decorated trays light up Portugal festival Traditionally, men walk alongside the female tray-carriers but are only expected to help share the load if there is an accident and the carrier requires assistance 08/07/2019
no comment Tray-carrying festival in Portuguese town keeps up Christian tradition More than 700 women carrying heavy-flower-decorated trays took part in the traditional Trays Festival around the historic town of Tomar 08/07/2019
Directory A vegan restaurant guide to Lisbon Our favourite plant-based cafes and restaurants in the Portuguese capital. 23/06/2019
Destinations Why is the Portuguese region of Alentejo an undiscovered paradise? We explore the area's idyllic hotels, historic sites and mind-expanding arts and crafts institutions. 13/06/2019
Portugal Portugal win inaugural UEFA Nations League tournament A classy finish separated the two sides in a largely even contest. 09/06/2019
Portugal Synthetic opioid drugs like fentanyl are a 'growing concern' in Europe New report from a European drug agency reveals one in five people seeking treatment for opioid abuse are addicted to synthetic drugs 06/06/2019
brussels bureau European agency warns about 'uberisation' of drug market New report suggests drug entrepreneurs are creating cocaine 'call centres' which make it easier for drug users to order online 06/06/2019
business planet The network empowering businesses to go global Business Planet looks at how one European business network is helping small and medium sized firms innovate and succeed overseas. 31/05/2019
business planet How could the world's largest business support network help my company? More insight on how the world's biggest business support network helps small and medium sized firms innovate and succeed overseas. 31/05/2019
Portugal Criticism over Portuguese taxation paradise for foreign pensioners Portugal is often described as a pensioners tax paradise and maybe not unfairly as it offers tax breaks for those who move there from other countries 13/05/2019
Portugal Watch: Puppets take over Lisbon for FIMFA festival The International Festival of Puppets and Animated Forms has returned for its 19th year. Artists from Denmark to Mozambique, Iran to France, will show works on themes of identity and freedom. 13/05/2019
Cult Trump, Putin and Brexit among satirical themes at World Press Cartoon Drawings dripping with satire went on display at the World Press Cartoon in Portugal, as artists took on themes including politics, global warming, immigration, and Brexit. 13/05/2019
