Tech News Mark Zuckerberg should resign as CEO, says Facebook whistleblower Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen said the company - now known as Meta - would never change while the founder remained in charge. 02/11/2021
Tech News Backstage at Web Summit, CEO Paddy Cosgrave talks to Euronews Next Web Summit CEO Paddy Cosgrave speaks about the importance of tech tackling the climate crisis at this year’s event. 01/11/2021
Art Portugal hosts its first exhibition dedicated to Tintin's creator The exhibition reveals the many other facets of the Belgian artist by bringing together an important selection of his works. 27/10/2021
Portugal Portugal faces snap elections after MPs reject budget Portuguese MPs have rejected the proposed 2022 state budget, leading to the likelihood of an early election. 26/10/2021
Portugal Portugal could see snap election as coalition in tatters over budget A political crisis is looming in Portugal as the minority Socialist government struggles to win support for its state budget from other left-of-centre parties. 25/10/2021
Portugal 'Portuguese Schindler' honoured in ceremony at National Pantheon Portugal has paid tribute to Aristides de Sousa Mendes, a diplomat who helped save thousands of people from Nazi persecution during World War II. 19/10/2021
Portugal Portugal seizes cocaine worth €200m from yacht in Atlantic Ocean The haul is reported to be one of the largest hauls in Europe in recent years and the biggest in Portugal for 15 years. 18/10/2021
Health news Why is Snoop Dogg betting big on Europe’s cannabis scene? The rapper is the co-founder of Casa Verde, a VC fund based in Los Angeles that focuses on the cannabis industry. 12/10/2021
Portugal Brexit: UK's Lord Frost offers EU 'new legal text' on N Ireland David Frost's speech in Portugal follows a war of words between London and Brussels over the post-Brexit protocol that the UK government wants changed. 12/10/2021
Health news Portugal moves to outlaw anti-gay blood donation prejudice Portugal's parliament has passed four new laws preventing discrimination against blood donors based on their sexual orientation. 08/10/2021
Culture news 'Andy': Gus Van Sant brings Warhol's early life to musical theatre A young Portuguese cast brings Warhol's encounters with the likes of American writer Truman Capote, actress Edie Sedgwick, art critic Clement Greenberg and musician Lou Reed to life. 23/09/2021
Portugal Portugal has the highest COVID-19 vaccination rate in the world "We've won a battle. I don't know if we've won the war against the virus. This is a world war," said Henrique Gouveia e Melo, the navy officer in charge of Portugal's vaccine rollout. 23/09/2021
Portugal Astrotourists head to Portugal for international event A huge increase in so-called Astrotourism has been marked, in Portugal, by the first international congress to discuss the preservation of night sky and access to starlight 19/09/2021
Culture news Wine leads the way out of tourism slump for Portugal, Greece and Italy The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) held the fifth global wine tourism conference in Portugal. Food and wine may be the solution to increased numbers of visitors, even in a pandemic year. 15/09/2021
Portugal Portugal's former president Jorge Sampaio dies aged 81 Current president Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said in a televised address that Sampaio fought for "freedom and equality". 10/09/2021
Sci-Tech Summer School for Female Leadership aims to close gender gap In partnership with Huawei Women in leadership positions are still not a matter of course. The Summer School for Female Leadership aims to foster young hopefuls, teaching them to code, to speak publicly with confidence and work on their careers 07/09/2021
Sport Cristiano Ronaldo breaks men's international goalscoring record Cristiano Ronaldo became the highest-scoring man in international football history, after reaching 111 goals in Portugal's World Cup Qualifier on Wednesday. 01/09/2021
Portugal Spain and Portugal brace for wildfires with temperatures set to soar Portugal’s prime minister warned the hot weather increases the threat of wildfires, which in 2017 killed more than 100 people in his country. 11/08/2021
No Comment Dolphins back in Lisbon's Tagus River Dolphins have returned to Lisbon's Tagus River, prompting a new wave of tourism to see them. 08/08/2021
Portugal Towards 'total freedom': Portugal eases COVID-19 restrictions As COVID-19 indicators improve, Portugal plans to relax pandemic measures introduced last month to curb the fast-spreading Delta variant, including localised curfews. 29/07/2021
Portugal Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho, Portugal's 1974 revolution leader, dies Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho, who led Portugal's 'Carnation Revolution' in 1974 and brought about huge social and political change, has died aged 84. 25/07/2021
Cult Italian cartoonist Gio is the big winner at the World Press Cartoon 2021 The 15th edition of the World Press Cartoon is underway in Caldas Da Rainha. It’s home to a world of graphic humour and it showcases the best of caricatures and humoristic and editorial cartoons. 21/07/2021
Travel News Portugal flights disrupted in second day of airports strike A strike by ground handling workers at Portugal's airports forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights this weekend. 18/07/2021
Business Planet Safe travels: the seal seeking to save summer In partnership with The European Commission Business Planet heads to Portugal to find out how the new European Tourism COVID-19 Safety Seal aims to save both the holiday sector and keep tourists safe on their travels. 16/07/2021
Green News Raw dog food poses major international public health risk Antibiotic-resistant bacteria has been found in multiple samples of raw dog food, making the substance an overlooked driver of antibiotic resistance. 12/07/2021
Travel News Stricter rules and absent tourists put Portugal's restaurants in tough spot Stricter rules and absent tourists put Portugal's restaurants in tough spot 11/07/2021