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The Constitutional Court has ruled on a new return law, with seven judges determining that sufficient mechanisms exist to reconcile the new rules with the Constitution, covering issues of expulsions, children, and detentions.
A political development where Ventura is threatening to present a no-confidence motion within the parliament if Montenegro does not dismiss Luís Neves.
The credit rating agency S&P has decided to keep Portugal's sovereign credit rating at A+, indicating stability in the country's economic outlook.
Prominent figures from the left wing of the Socialist Party (PS) are attending the political re-entry event organized by the Bloco de Esquerda.
In an avalanche incident in the Himalayas, two Portuguese individuals have been located, but there are reports of two new people missing.
A Portuguese citizen, who has been held in an ICE detention center for a month, is expected to be deported back to Lisbon shortly.
Former President Trump has pledged that humanity will set foot on the Moon again before the conclusion of his potential presidential term.
Federica Mogherini has issued a warning to young people about the potential for a future governed by 'the law of the strongest'.
An inside look at the circumstances surrounding Tim Cook's departure from Apple and the beginning of a new era under Ternus.
A statement from Joana Silva Lopes highlighting the unsustainable nature of grape production without clear market or destination focus.
Sporting achieved a dominant victory over Rio Ave, scoring four goals in the first half, and has now secured the provisional lead in the championship.
An article discussing a significant conflict or debate surrounding public access to beaches.
This appears to be a report on the winning numbers for the Euromillions lottery draw.
The passing of Harald V, the King of Norway, who is remembered for his dedication to his country.
Portugal has successfully met all deadlines for the execution of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR), securing 16 billion euros from the European Union.