Portugal’s Public Prosecution Service has charged a 49-year-old surf instructor with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a lifeguard near Praia da Falésia, in Albufeira, last October, the Faro ...

Political decisions reinforced this shift. Among them was the dismantling of Portugal’s forest ranger service, a move many experts describe as self-sabotage. João Guerreiro, former rector of the ...

Louise Leakey, the internationally renowned palaeoanthropologist, will be the guest speaker at a seminar titled “Six Decades of Palaeoanthropological Exploration in the Turkana Basin”, organised by ...

The leaders of Portugal’s General Workers’ Union (UGT) on Thursday, 9th April, rejected the government’s current proposal to revise labour legislation and called for negotiations to continue.

Oil prices this morning have dropped almost 15%, after Donald Trump agreed a two-week ceasefire with Iran. Crucially Iran has also shown a willingness to bring de-escalation to the current conflict in ...

Quarteira is set to serve a giant Easter folar this Saturday, 4th April, from 3.30pm, with the traditional cake stretching to an impressive 135 metres in length.

Oil prices have slipped from multi-year highs earlier this morning after US President Donald Trump stated that The US could withdraw completely from the conflict within the next two to three weeks, ...

Two high-speed boats, “allegedly involved in drug trafficking”, were seized on Tuesday, March 31st, and seven people arrested “south of the Algarve”, the Portuguese National Maritime Authority (AMN) ...

The Judicial Police (PJ) have found the body of a Vale de Lobo restauranteur missing since March in Loulé today, 2nd April, with strong indications of a violent death, and a suspect already remanded ...

Oil prices have again climbed higher this morning after Donald Trump effectively dashed any hopes of ending the conflict in The Middle East, which has now reached its fifth week.

Under the proposed revision of the essential learning framework, Nobel Prize-winning author José Saramago would cease to be mandatory reading in the 12th year, with schools allowed to select ...

Former MPs Helena Roseta and António Mota Prego justified their decision to leave the parliamentary galleries today, 2nd April, at a session commemorating 50 years of the Portuguese Constitution, ...