Marc Miller, Canadian Minister of Identity, Diversity, and Inclusion and Official Languages, marked the start of Portuguese Heritage Month by recognizing the contributions of Portuguese-Canadian communities to Canada’s economy, society, and culture.
Car sales increase in Portugal
Data released by the Portuguese Automobile Association (ACAP) shows the national car market grew 6.9 percent in May compared to May of the previous year.
British author to launch new book in the Algarve
British author Julie Caplin will attend the Portuguese launch of her book The Hotel by the Sea on June 2nd in the Algarve.
Season 5, Episode 1 – Colorectal Cancer: From Screening to Cure
The first episode of Season 5 of the OncoHPA podcast examines colorectal cancer screening and treatment, focusing on current gaps in care titled ‘Colorectal Cancer: From Screening to Cure – Where Are We Falling Short?’
Visitors will be able to climb Machu Picchu without leaving Portugal
A virtual recreation of the Inca site will soon be accessible from a location in Lisbon, Portugal’s capital.
Port of Sines invests €1.35 million in improving port infrastructure
The Port of Sines in Setúbal district will invest approximately €1.35 million to improve its infrastructure, focusing on enhancing safety, operational efficiency, and sustainability.
Today’s Portugal Weather Forecast – 02/06/2026
Watch the weather forecast video for Portugal.
Nova Mediação Imobiliária brought together the sector in the Algarve
On 28 May, the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura hosted the conference “The New Real Estate Mediation”, an initiative promoted by APEMIP that brought together more than two hundred real estate professionals for an afternoon of reflection, knowledge sharing and debate on the challenges that will mark the future of the activity.
US may consider placing nukes in Poland, Baltic States, report says
According to an unnamed source, while discussions were taking place, an agreement to expand U.S. nuclear hosting was not expected in the near term.
NATO in Hormuz is not mission creep
NATO has largely assumed over the past three decades that the security of its members extends beyond geographic boundaries.