According to a study by the Portuguese Institute of Marketing Administration (IPAM), the 2026 World Cup could generate an economic impact of €945 million in Portugal, marking the largest economic impact from a World Cup that the country did not host.
Hot and humid air mass affects air operations in the Azores
A warm, humid air mass from the Southwest is creating fog and mist that has significantly disrupted air operations in the Azores, according to the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and the Atmosphere (IPMA).
Weather is changing in Portugal and rain is coming
Starting June 2, mainland Portugal will experience significant weather changes, including a temperature drop of 6 to 7 degrees Celsius and strong winds, according to meteorologist Maria João Frada in statements to the Lusa news agency.
The echoes of Moorish legacy in the Algarve
Silves Castle, a terracotta-colored fortress, stands in the interior of the Algarve, away from the coastal cliffs.
Government acknowledges reasons for AIMA workers’ strike
The Secretary of State for Immigration acknowledged some of the grievances behind the strike by Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) workers today, but declined to establish a special career path for them.
Sines : Energy for the Way Ahead
According to data compiled by the European Union and released by environmental organization ZERO on May 29, Portugal’s ten largest industrial entities emitted approximately nine million tons of carbon dioxide last year.
Pentagon chief sounds ‘alarm’ over China’s buildup, urges allies to boost defense spending
The Pentagon chief called on Asian allies to increase military expenditures in response to China’s expanding military capabilities.
Portugal Ranked Fourth in UNICEF Child Well-Being Report
Portugal has placed fourth in UNICEF’s latest child well-being report, ranking among the top performers in the developed world across children’s quality of life, mental well-being, health and skills.
European Union wants to eliminate chemical testing on animals
The European Commission has proposed a gradual phase-out of animal testing for chemical safety assessments. EU member states are expected to implement the measures immediately, with a comprehensive review of progress and effectiveness scheduled for 2029.