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Police search socialist prime minister’s official residence in investigation into alleged corruptionPortugal’s socialist prime minister, António Costa, has resigned hours after prosecutors examining alleged corruption involving lithium and “green” hydr…
In televised remarks, Prime Minister António Costa of Portugal said, “no illicit act weighs on my conscience.”
Tuscany is in a state of emergency and three people died when their sailing boat capsized off PortugalAt least six people have died in severe flooding in Tuscany, central Italy and three in Portugal, bringing to 15 the provisional death toll across wes…
Poll of 6,752 people of African descent in 13 countries finds almost half have experienced discriminationRacism is “pervasive and relentless” and on the rise in Europe, with nearly half of black people in member states surveyed by the EU reporting disc…
On the afternoon of October 19, at 16:30, the first Portuguese Air Force’s KC-390 landed at the Beja Air Base, marking a historic milestone as it undertook its first operational mission. According to a press release, this transatlantic flight, or…
Bans on pro-Hamas celebrations and pro-Palestinian protests announced in several countries amid tensionsIsrael and Hamas at war – live updatesOfficials across Europe are scrambling to curtail any spillover of tensions from the Israel-Hamas war, with Ge…
Low-tax scheme launched during financial crisis has stoked housing inflation that has drawn protests across countryTax breaks for foreign residents in Portugal are “no longer justified”, the prime minister, Antonio Costa, has declared, promising to clo…
Six Portuguese young people claim inadequate policies to tackle global heating breach their human rightsEurope live – latest updatesA key plank of the UK government’s defence against the biggest climate legal action in the world next week has fallen aw…
Claimants to argue lack of adequate action is breach of human rights, in largest climate legal action to dateSix young people are preparing to appear at the European court of human rights to try to compel 32 nations to rapidly escalate their emissions …
Two tanks holding nearly 600,000 gallons of wine collapsed at a distillery. No one was hurt in the ensuing flood.