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The city's deputy mayor has publicly praised the aesthetic benefits of painting taxis purple while addressing resident complaints about persistent taxi mafias operating near the central station despite heavy fines.
During a celebration in Lisbon, the Brazilian ambassador emphasized diplomatic unity, community presence, and upcoming October elections in both nations.
World number two Alexander Zverev defeated France's Quentin Halys in five sets, extending his match time to over nine hours across two consecutive tournaments.
The eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau in Indonesia has led to the closure of multiple airports, stranding around 170,000 passengers and disrupting travel.
A Guardian investigation reveals that seven humanitarian workers were killed in Gaza due to an Israeli military tactic that assigns culpability based solely on association with armed suspects, rather than direct involvement.
A Hungarian court has ordered the pre-trial detention of a repeat offender accused of causing a fatal traffic collision on Budapest's Soroksári road, citing risks of flight or reoffending.
Meteorological data confirms that last Thursday reached the highest maximum temperature for any September day since records began in 1941, ranking it as the fourth warmest on record.
The ongoing political and institutional crisis within Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) is expected to heavily influence the tone and dynamics of upcoming demonstrations on September 7th.
A compilation of August road camera videos highlights numerous hazardous driving behaviors, including reckless maneuvers, collisions, and near-misses across Hungarian highways. The footage serves as a public safety warning for motorists.
The World Meteorological Organization has warned that a strengthening El Niño could become one of the most intense on record, significantly increasing global risks of severe flooding, droughts, and economic disruption. International agencies are urging preparedness as atmospheric conditions point to unprecedented climate volatility.
National ambulance data for August shows that paramedics reached 90 percent of priority patients within an average of 27 minutes, though remote regions like Northern Hungary experienced slightly longer delays for critical incidents. Health officials attribute the figures to improved dispatch coordination while acknowledging ongoing challenges in rural coverage.
Astronomers have confirmed the existence of a persistent ten-sided storm structure hovering over Saturn’s southern hemisphere. The unusual atmospheric phenomenon provides new insights into planetary meteorology and jet stream dynamics.
An exploration of cultural institutions across Portugal, from Bucelas to Pico, that preserve and celebrate the nation's winemaking heritage alongside tasting experiences.
A experiência imersiva Smithsonian Viagem Pelo Cosmos será inaugurada em 17 de setembro na estação subterrânea do Terreiro do Paço, em Lisboa, transformando o espaço numa atração interativa sobre o universo.
A return to routine after extended time off can trigger physical symptoms like headaches, insomnia, and fatigue, prompting experts to discuss how to manage post-holiday recovery.
France is experiencing a significant heatwave with temperatures nearing 40°C, while Belgium sees milder conditions around 27°C as autumn begins.
Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks, legal proceedings against the suspected mastermind are set to commence in 2028, marking a major milestone in the long-running justice process.
The first legal status for stateless persons, initially introduced in 2023 by the Livre party, will finally take full regulatory effect this September after being delayed by the previous socialist government's collapse.
O Partido Socialista dos Açores está a exigir o pagamento prometido aos pescadores da região, na sequência do aumento dos preços dos combustíveis em setembro, que ocorre após três meses consecutivos de descidas.
The fourth edition of a blood disease awareness walk in Porto highlights nearly 4,400 new leukemia and lymphoma cases diagnosed in Portugal last year, urging public health vigilance.
The 'Dias do Jazz' festival will take place at the Centro Cultural e de Congressos das Caldas da Rainha from September to November, featuring six concerts blending national and international jazz talent.
Starting September 6, all passengers at Portuguese airports will undergo mandatory biometric verification as part of a nationwide security modernization effort. The rollout aims to streamline border control processes while enhancing passenger identification protocols.
British actor Tim Curry, best known for his iconic performance in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, has died at the age of 80. Colleagues, including Susan Sarandon and the Muppets franchise, have led widespread tributes celebrating his decades-long career across film, television, and stage.
Researchers highlight seven science-backed smartphone activities that offer better mental health and productivity benefits compared to passive social media scrolling, encouraging more intentional device usage.
Gasoline and diesel costs in the Portuguese archipelago increased in September, reversing a recent downward trend amid broader European energy market shifts.
The annual interest rate for Portugal's Certificados de Aforro will reach its statutory cap of 2.5% starting in September, prompting financial advisors to suggest timing new deposits accordingly.
Government officials, emergency services, and healthcare unions are holding talks to resolve disputes and potentially cancel a planned two-day strike scheduled for September.
Australian software giant WiseTech Global reports significant productivity surges after replacing manual coding processes with artificial intelligence, alongside broader staff reductions.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly traveled to Moscow for meetings with Russian officials, a visit that sparked media speculation and denials from Russia regarding specific talks. This unannounced trip occurred amidst growing concerns of escalation between the two nations.
Local authorities have announced the return of construction works at the new market site in September, following the successful preservation of archaeological findings uncovered during earlier development phases.
Portugal's updated ride-hailing framework officially begins on September 1, integrating traditional taxi operators, mandating a minimum 50-hour training program, and requiring fixed identification stickers for all vehicles.
The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has condemned the attack and obstruction of journalists from local media outlets Glas Šumadije and Ozonpress during the President's visit to Kraljevo, Serbia, urging authorities to identify the perpetrators.
The metrobus connection between Lousã and Serpins, interrupted on January 24 due to a landslide that destabilized the structure, is set to resume in September. The repair intervention is estimated to cost three million euros.
Two police officers in Olhão, Portugal, accused of assaulting an immigrant who later died after 20 days in intensive care, will stand trial in September.
Ukraine and Finland have signed a significant agreement for the joint production of drones, with Finnish President Stubb announcing further details on new Finnish aid to Ukraine. This collaboration also includes a defense technology cooperation agreement between Ukraine and Norway, aiming to strengthen military capabilities.
A father on a family hike on Mount Fuji left his tired seven-year-old son alone for several hours to continue climbing with his other son. The incident sparked concern after the boy was found by other hikers.
Finnish entrepreneur Rauno Hakala's company has become a trusted partner of Israel's arms industry, a decision he defends despite global shock over events in Gaza.
Mitsubishi Fuso announced plans to resume production at its Tramagal plant in September, albeit with reduced volume and adjustments based on market demand, following a period of production halt.
Portuguese beekeepers have until September 30 to submit their annual apiary declarations, with the reporting window opening on September 1. Mandatory data includes the geographical coordinates of beehives, to be reported to IFAP.
Magyar Péter, during a speech at the Tisza Szigetek meeting, briefly commented on János Lázár's departure from parliament and made a promise to his supporters.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) executed a search warrant at logistics software giant WiseTech Global as part of an ongoing competition probe.
Model Kendall Jenner was seen wearing The Row's Ophelia sweater, made of wool and cashmere, which has become a status piece beloved by famous trendsetters.
An Israeli strike on a cafe in Gaza City reportedly killed at least six people, including a child, raising concerns about the Trump administration's peace plan. The IDF stated the strike targeted Hamas commanders.
Starting September 1, stateless individuals in Portugal will be able to apply for official status, granting them access to a provisional residence permit that allows them to engage in subordinate or independent professional activities.
De 3 a 13 de setembro, o festival de terror de Lisboa traz Bodyhackers, de Carlos Conceição, com Alba Baptista, e conta com Monica Bellucci e Gael García Bernal em cartaz.
Desfecho das reapreciações das provas da 2.ª fase era para ser afixado a 28 de Agosto, mas ministro disse que pedidos serão apenas analisados em Setembro para dar tempo de descanso aos docentes.
An alert air traffic controller at Phoenix airport prevented a potential accident when two American Airlines planes were assigned the same call sign.
A tourist bus was involved in an accident on the M31 highway in Hungary, with emergency services, including an ambulance, dispatched to the scene.
Results for the re-evaluations of the second phase of national exams, initially set for August 28, will now be released in September to allow teachers time for rest, according to the minister.
Emergency technicians from Portugal's INEM (National Institute of Medical Emergency) have announced a two-day general strike for September 14 and 28, warning of potential disruptions to emergency response services.
The play "Rosaline, Romeo's Ex" will premiere in Lisbon in September, promising a different take on the classic Romeo and Juliet love story, focusing on Rosaline, briefly mentioned in the original work.
A streaming platform has announced the September release date and first images for "JOANA MARQUES Culpada ou indecente?", a documentary about the judicial case between the comedian and the band Anjos.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has presented a new peace proposal to the United States aimed at ending the war with Russia. Zelensky also warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin plans a large-scale mobilization of hundreds of thousands of troops after the upcoming elections.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's visit to Serbia has drawn significant attention from German and Croatian media, with some praising it as a sign of political courage while others express disappointment and question Serbia's motives. Serbian politicians and analysts also offered varied opinions on the visit's outcomes for both leaders, with a Croatian journalist suggesting Serbia possesses resources Ukraine needs.
Eurodefense has outlined seven changes Portugal needs to implement in its defense sector by 2035. The focus is on military modernization, balancing strategic ambition, financial constraints, and the evolving technological landscape of conflicts.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is expected to deploy up to 50,000 North Korean troops, a claim made amidst ongoing exchanges of attacks between Russia and Ukraine, including a recent strike on a Russian missile system.
Seven individuals have been accused in connection with the assassination of Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio. Among the suspects are a former minister, a parliament member, and a businessman, all believed to be involved in organizing the murder.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his first visit to Serbia, a country with close ties to Russia, to meet with President Aleksandar Vučić and other officials. The discussions focused on expanding cooperation between the two nations and Ukraine's EU accession clusters.
A 14-year-old student in Thailand killed seven people, including his grandparents and school staff, in a rampage that has led the Thai Prime Minister to announce a new gun control law.
The São Jacinto campsite, closed since 2022, is set to undergo a requalification project starting in September. The Aveiro City Council will define the management model after the works are completed.
A woman in Dunaföldvár was tricked into leaving 2.5 million forints and gold jewelry on her fence after phone scammers convinced her that her son had caused an accident.
The United States has lifted sanctions on Fly Baghdad, an Iraqi airline previously accused of supporting Iran's Revolutionary Guards. This move comes amidst ongoing discussions and shifting US foreign policy regarding Iran and other global actors.
Skitkasting, millionar av dollar i reklame og celeber støtte. Difor har «alle» auga sine retta mot primærvalet i Michigan.
An Oxford historian, Peter Frankopan, discussed in a Bloomberg interview how the cases of Ukraine, Iran, and China reveal strategic miscalculations that are reshaping global power dynamics.
The Portuguese National Maritime Authority reported 17 deaths, 868 rescues, and 1,606 first aid actions on beaches between May 1 and July 31. Five of the deaths were due to sudden illness, and 12 were due to drowning.
At least seven people have died and more than 20 were injured in a suicide attack during a demonstration in northern Pakistan.
Brazilian samba icon Alcione has been announced as the godmother for the inaugural Santa Bárbara Festival, set to take place in September in Lisbon, Portugal. She discussed her faith, Afro-Brazilian ancestry, and the Brazilian community in Portugal.
President Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former president, attended separate Independence Day events in Brazil, amid a crisis in the Supreme Court and political polarization.
A fireworks explosion during a festival in Temascalcingo, Mexico, has killed ten people and injured dozens more. The incident occurred near a church, marking a tragic end to local celebrations.
Itabirito secured a spot in the Brasileiro Feminino A2 championship final after defeating Minas Brasília 4-1 in the semifinals held in Sete Lagoas.
London is set to begin operating driverless robotaxi services in September, with vehicles supervised by safety drivers who will intervene only under normal conditions if necessary.
An opinion piece argues that European prosperity and lifestyle are significantly supported by the labor conditions and productivity of US workers.
An exploration of the history and cultural significance of seven iconic refreshment kiosks across Lisbon, tracing their evolution from past eras to modern times.
IPMA confirmed that mainland Portugal reached an average temperature of 27.6°C on Thursday, driven by a hot, dry air mass from North Africa.
The German bus operator is suing its Portuguese rival to secure essential operational access at Lisbon's Sete Rios terminal, citing unresolved service requirements.
Portugal’s parliament will debate a motion of censure against the ruling government introduced by the far-right Chega party, which Prime Minister Luís Montenegro has dismissed as a meaningless political stunt. Opposition lawmakers argue the initiative highlights deeper ideological clashes over recent judicial and cultural policies.
Hungary has experienced more forest and brush fires by early August than in all of last year, with firefighters attributing 97-98% of incidents to human carelessness.
The 2026 Venice Film Festival kicked off with a star-studded opening ceremony where George Clooney received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement. International celebrities and filmmakers gathered on the Lido to celebrate cinema amidst fashion highlights and premieres.
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's coalition leader called an extraordinary meeting to schedule the parliamentary debate on the motion of censure filed by Chega.
Two years after the rape and murder of a junior doctor at RG Kar Medical College, activists and families continue to demand justice and systemic reform. The anniversary has renewed public outrage and protests across India regarding campus safety and women’s rights.
O festival Rocketmen, realizado entre 17 e 19 de setembro no Jardim da Sereia em Coimbra, apresenta uma programação gratuita com atuações de bandas como Bizarra Locomotiva, MADMADMAD e Kap Bambino, contando com apoio municipal.
With voting set for next Sunday, the conservative bloc in Sweden has significantly narrowed its lead over the governing parties as summer campaigning concludes.
The pilot project, present in 18 municipalities, allows for the accompaniment of people in need of care in the absence of their caregivers and foresees an investment of over 200 thousand euros in the current year.
Providing interest-free or low-interest loans to staff can remain tax-neutral for employees, but only if strict regulatory conditions are met, including uniform application across all workers.
A family-owned business in Épernay founded in 1876 is preserving traditional French lingerie-making techniques while expanding production to partner with dozens of brands.
In a personal chronicle, writer Miguel Esteves Cardoso explores the cultural significance of eating fresh summer tomatoes, referencing traditional dishes like cold tomato soup and rice preparations.
Following the death of former Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladić in a Dutch prison, Serbian officials have proposed a state funeral, sparking widespread condemnation from EU institutions, Bosnian authorities, and survivors’ groups. Critics warn that honoring the convicted genocide perpetrator undermines regional reconciliation and violates international norms.
The STEPH union reached an agreement with INEM to increase minimum service levels for emergency coordination centers to 90%, setting the stage for planned labor actions on September 14 and 28.
The CIA director traveled to Moscow to warn Russia against attacking a NATO member, according to reports, but the Kremlin dismisses the claim as a scare story. Russian foreign intelligence chief confirmed the meeting, while the EU was not informed of the visit.
The emerging music showcase series 'Café Curto' will resume its Tuesday performances at the Café Concerto in Coimbra starting September 8, offering free admission through the holiday season.
Effective September, daily bus connections between Góis and Coimbra will increase to five trips on weekdays and six in the reverse direction, with additional Sunday services on line 201.
Following successful surgery, the president met with the injured fighter pilot at the National Defence Hospital, where officials confirmed the pilot is expected to be discharged soon.
Shares of Ambu, Zoom Video, SAP, SJM Holdings, and WiseTech Global fell, while a separate report indicated the stock market is expected to endure fluctuations.
Australia's leading logistics software provider saw its stock decline sharply as investors reacted to the substantial financial burden and integration challenges stemming from its recent takeover of e2open.
The international logistics software company reported strong fiscal performance, lifting full-year earnings by nearly half and signaling continued expansion across its core product suite.
O Festival de Guitarra do Fundão decorre por três dias no auditório d'A Moagem, apresentando formações internacionais de Itália, Dinamarca, Suíça, Países Baixos e Espanha.
Experts emphasize that while stress cannot be avoided, adopting five specific daily habits can significantly improve one's ability to cope with it.
New legislation published in the official journal permits traditional taxis to provide TVDE services, introduces vehicle video recording requirements, and removes dynamic pricing caps.
Portugal's meteorological institute has issued yellow warnings for Viseu, Porto, Vila Real, Viana do Castelo, Aveiro, Coimbra, and Braga districts as severe rain is forecast to cause localized flooding and transport disruptions.
A law prohibiting the concealment of the face in public spaces, often referred to as the "burqa law," will come into force in Portugal on September 23, with penalties including fines or imprisonment for those who force others to cover their faces.
Fast fashion retailer Shein is preparing for an initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with an estimated valuation of $27 billion. This IPO comes after a significant decrease in the company's value from its peak.
Famous trendsetters are reportedly moving away from denim shorts, embracing a new and unexpected fashion alternative that is increasingly seen in celebrity outfits.
A bus transporting guest workers from the CATL battery factory in Debrecen was involved in an accident near Ebes on Friday evening. The incident affected employees of the Debrecen accumulator factory.
The start of the school year in the Azores has been postponed by five working days, now scheduled between September 17 and 22. This measure, approved unanimously, does not apply to other educational cycles.
Seven out of ten Portuguese municipalities initially rejected the first version of the 'green map' for renewable energy projects. Following public consultation, over 50 municipalities withdrew from the map, indicating significant local opposition.
A Republican candidate in Michigan falsely alleged that Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed believed 'America deserved 9/11,' a claim El-Sayed had publicly denied months prior.
A luxury safari helicopter crashed at a sacred Kenyan mountain, killing seven people, including Ecuador's intelligence chief and five Americans. Among the deceased were also Miami executives and the wife of the Ecuadorian spy chief.
Évora_27 has announced the launch of two new calls for projects in September: 'Mê Vizinho' with a budget of 100,000 euros and 'Comunidades do Vagar' with 60,000 euros, with applications open until October 7.
Ukraine's former Defense Minister, Fedorov, has called for presidential elections to be held during wartime, posing a direct political challenge to President Zelenskyy.
WiseTech Global Ltd. announced that Australian antitrust authorities demanded documents and data as part of an investigation into alleged breaches of competition law, causing the company’s stock to tumble.
Seven active wildfires are currently burning in Portugal, with over a thousand firefighters deployed to combat them. The Cabeça Boa fire in Torre de Moncorvo, active since Saturday, is the largest incident.
A feira conta com a participação de 40 artesãos, selecionados entre 191 candidaturas. A Feira Internacional de Artesanato, Design e outras Artes aposta na capacitação e formação dos artesãos.
The Portuguese Minister of Education has announced that the results for the second phase of exam reappraisals will be published on September 14, confirming official dates after earlier indications of a September release.
This article discusses the challenge of identifying a single sick animal, such as a chicken with subtle symptoms, before it can infect an entire flock and potentially trigger a devastating epidemic.
The French Ministry of Finance has reported a data breach affecting hundreds of thousands of taxpayers, with both private and professional data compromised by a malicious actor.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated that Serbian President Vučić is an experienced politician bravely enduring pressure from the West and the EU. Meanwhile, Vučić announced a one-time aid payment for pensioners starting September 14.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida strongly condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to the disputed Kuril Islands, calling it "absolutely unacceptable." The visit has reignited tensions between the two nations over the strategically important archipelago.
A 66-year-old man suffered a leg fracture after a fall. He was stabilized at the scene and transported to Braga Hospital. Three vehicles and ten operatives were mobilized for the rescue.
An article highlights seven natural and artificial pools along the Portuguese coastline, providing ideal spots to avoid waves or cold water, with most being free to access.
Hearings regarding contamination at Lajes are scheduled for September, with political parties preparing for the creation of an independent technical commission with broad powers to assess environmental damage and oversee US decontamination efforts, set to begin in 2027.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his first visit to Serbia, a trip seen as a psychological blow to Russia and an opportunity for arms agreements. However, his comments on Kosovo led to the Ukrainian flag being removed in Pristina.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to Serbia and his statements regarding Kosovo have led to the removal of a large Ukrainian flag in Pristina and sparked diplomatic debate. Ukrainian officials and Kosovan authorities expressed disappointment over Ukraine's non-recognition of Kosovo's independence, despite their support for Ukraine.
Pristina has removed a large Ukrainian flag from its city center, which had been displayed for four years as a symbol of solidarity since the Russian invasion. The removal occurred shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to Belgrade.
Portugal's Minister of Environment announced that the National Nature Restoration Plan, currently in its public consultation version, will be sent to Brussels on September 1st, emphasizing its environmental value.
The municipality of Vila Nova de Famalicão delivered keys to new homes to seven families, part of a larger initiative to transfer around 150 properties by the end of the week.
A new study voucher, designed to enable free higher education, immediately attracted over a thousand applicants in Finland. Jonna Piiroinen, director of the Digivisio 2030 project that developed the voucher, stated that its activation has started well.
The GNR of Gouveia concluded a year-long investigation, leading to the arrest of six men and one woman for stealing copper from telecommunications networks, generating 80,000 euros in profit.
The District Court of Länsi-Uusimaa has declared Espoon Tennistuki ry, an association managing the Esport racket sports and fitness centers, bankrupt, with creditors holding over €6.4 million in receivables.
A new metro line in Porto, extending approximately 6.9km between Estádio do Dragão and Souto in Gondomar, is open for public consultation until September, requiring a reconfiguration of the current bus terminal.
The city of Braga, Portugal, will hold a new edition of its 'Noite Branca' (White Night) cultural event from September 4 to 6, featuring extended hours and free entry for museums and cultural spaces.
A mountain farm, consisting of two buildings, has burned down near Kyrksæterøra in the Trøndelag region of Norway.
Special units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Central Bosnia Canton (SBK) in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina intervened during the security arrangements for Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's visit to Bugojno, after individuals believed to be from the Republic of Srpska police were spotted in the wider canton area.
OPEC+ nations have agreed to increase oil production quotas for September, completing the rollback of voluntary cuts. Seven member countries will collectively boost output by 188,000 barrels per day.
Przedsiębiorca, który nie otrzymał zapłaty za fakturę w terminie, może domagać się nie tylko odsetek, ale także ustawowej rekompensaty za koszty odzyskiwania należności.
A Chinese film week took place in Lisbon, Portugal, from September 18 to 20, showcasing five films to promote cultural exchange between China and Portugal.
Authorities in Tomar plan to partially reopen the Mata dos Sete Montes forest park in October, contingent on safety assessments following damage from Storm Kristin.
Meteorological authorities have issued yellow heat warnings and maximum wildfire danger alerts for seven Portuguese districts as extreme temperatures sweep across the country. Residents and emergency services are being urged to exercise heightened caution following the dry conditions.
A Hungarian consumer reports a 'logistics horror' involving Magyar Posta Logistics, where multiple couriers failed to deliver or contact him, yet recorded non-delivery.
IP – Infra-estruturas de Portugal kept 50 kilometers of the line closed due to two landslides over 120 meters of track.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced he will soon call parliamentary elections and prepare to assume the role of prime minister. The political shift coincides with an EU commissioner canceling a planned visit after Belgrade awarded military honors to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić.
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Vsevolod Chentsov stated that early disbursement of a €90 billion EU loan is not a 'magic solution' to cover a €23 billion budget gap, urging international partners to provide additional financial support and unlock frozen Russian sovereign assets.
An investigation has been launched after a worker fell from the seventh floor of an ambulance coordination center in Hungary. Local authorities are examining safety protocols and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Czech tennis player Marie Bouzková secured a straight-sets victory over Harriet Dart to reach the third round of the US Open, whereas compatriot Katerina Siniakova was eliminated in three sets by Naomi Osaka.
Serbian official Prebilič criticized planned visits by EU leaders to Serbia, arguing they create a false impression of normalcy while espionage allegations remain unresolved.
Following a positive August, the Algarve Hotels and Tourist Accommodation Association remains optimistic that hotel occupancy rates will hit 80% during September.
Meteorological forecasts indicate that unusually warm summer temperatures will persist across Portugal through mid-September, with gradual cooling expected afterward rather than an immediate onset of winter conditions.
The acclaimed writer will join a collaborative reading club hosted by PÚBLICO and Brazilian magazine Quatro Cinco Um to discuss his novel Autismo and its place in the Failed Fatherhoods trilogy.
The SRCE political party has strongly criticized Education Minister Dejan Vuk Stanković's proposal to mandate Expo fair visits for primary and secondary school students. Opponents argue the plan is impractical, costly, and places an unfair burden on families and educators.
The Irish actor opens up about his lead role in the new film, explaining how the project deeply resonated with his personal experiences and career trajectory.
Norway conducted a state funeral procession for King Harald V, with members of the royal family carrying his coffin to the royal chapel. His grandson Marius Borg Høiby was granted special permission to attend despite currently serving a house arrest sentence.
A passenger ferry carrying over 260 people capsized off the coast of northern Cyprus, leaving at least eight people dead and dozens missing. Authorities have detained the vessel’s captain while search and rescue teams continue operations in challenging sea conditions.
Portugal’s meteorological institute forecasts that Beja, Braga, Castelo Branco, Évora, Lisbon, Portalegre, and Santarém will experience at least one day with temperatures hitting or exceeding 35 degrees Celsius next week.
Home loan interest rates in Portugal have increased by up to 0.7 percentage points since the onset of the Iran conflict, with further hikes expected.
The 51-year-old pilot involved in a recent Gripen aircraft crash has been discharged from the hospital following successful spinal surgery, marking a positive development in his recovery.
Starting in September, Portugal will roll out a new mandatory biometric data collection system at its airports for all non-European Union citizens, a move already causing significant passenger delays during its initial testing phase.
A military tribunal has set a June 2028 trial date for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the accused mastermind of the September 11 attacks, more than two decades after his arrest.
A long-lost work by the late Italian author, recovered from a desk drawer and reconstructed by a University of Liège researcher, will be published this September.
U.S. CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow to hold discussions with Russian intelligence officials, marking a notable diplomatic engagement amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. President Trump indicated the meeting could yield positive outcomes, while the Kremlin confirmed the talks did not involve Vladimir Putin.
Logistics software provider WiseTech Global indicated that additional workforce reductions are likely as the company continues integrating artificial intelligence into its operations. Analysts note that while the long-term efficiency gains remain significant, the near-term employment impact will persist.
The South Ostrobothnia District Court has ordered the bankruptcy of property investment company Fisyr following a petition from Oma Säästöpankki, citing severe financial distress.
The logistics software provider posted record annual growth fueled by artificial intelligence adoption, but executives tempered investor expectations with a conservative forward-looking statement.
The logistics software giant reported a decline in annual profit, weighed down by integration costs from the e2open acquisition and broader corporate restructuring.
The multi-disciplinary festival will take over Amadora's central park, featuring programming dedicated to gastronomy, music, dance, and global traditions starting September 11.
A new website has been launched to track emergency medical service response times, with officials promising continuous data updates and expanded metrics.
Health experts emphasize that proper dietary intake is crucial for individuals over fifty who are beginning physical activity, helping to prevent injuries and preserve muscle mass.
The Portuguese city of Santarém will kick off its cultural program on September 1st with the Celestino Graça Festival, offering a variety of initiatives including a Portuguese cinema cycle.
The Judicial Police are investigating a fire that destroyed four cars and damaged three others on the banks of the Fresno River in Miranda do Douro, with the cause of the blaze, reported at 1:02 AM, yet to be determined.
Não demorará a que tenhamos de acolher crianças marroquinas nas escolas portuguesas, porque o facto de Ceuta se ter tornado ‘de’ Espanha, na História, não nos faz ‘lavar as mãos’ desta problemática
Finland's Ministry of Education has issued study vouchers to 1,697 young people, with a goal of 31,000 annual users, to help those who didn't secure a study place.
Heavy rainfall in Catalonia, Spain, has resulted in seven injuries, collapsed walls, flooded streets, and over 200 interventions by firefighters. Some areas experienced nearly 200 liters of rain per square meter in a few hours.
Former Portuguese Prime Minister José Sócrates is scheduled to testify again in the Operation Marquês case on September 10, following the summer break, with other witness inquiries resuming from September 1.
The driver of the Polish tourist bus involved in the M3 accident has conveyed through his lawyer that he is aware no words can alleviate the loss and pain of the relatives.
This article provides seven recommendations for family-friendly activities and excursions in Portugal, including medieval events, space explorations, and cultural experiences.
DGArtes has extended the application deadline until September 25 for the competition to establish a new regional orchestra in Portugal, backed by 1.62 million euros for two years of activity.
Eight companies have expressed interest in supplying bodycams to Portuguese police forces, with a decision expected in September, as the government aims for officers to receive 5,600 devices this year.
Shares of Australian logistics software company WiseTech Global fell significantly after the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) executed a search warrant at its offices. The warrant was issued to obtain documents related to an ongoing investigation, causing the company's stock to drop by nearly 9% and then over 13%.
Lucélia Santos, renowned for her role in 'A Escrava Isaura,' is set to make her Portuguese stage debut in September with a play about Amazon activist Chico Mendes.
The theater company Teatro do Silêncio is set to debut its new play, 'As montanhas azuis estão sempre a caminhar,' at ZDB8 in Lisbon on September 16, directed by Maria Gil.
Último filme que Basil da Cunha dedica à Reboleira, na Amadora, tem elenco com Carloto Cotta e Ivo Bernardo e parte de um roubo de 180 mil euros sem paradeiro.
Actress Emily Watson was awarded the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo at the Sarajevo Film Festival, expressing her deep appreciation for the city and the festival's spirit. The event also featured numerous celebrities on the red carpet, the regional premiere of 'Small Things,' and actor Diego Luna praising the festival.
The Bom Samaritano nursing home in Mirandela has reopened after extensive renovations. The facility was closed from August 2025 to May of this year following a fire that caused seven deaths, with works undertaken to make it suitable for residents again.
Interventions to manage secondary water lines and fuel management strips in Tondela, Portugal, are set to begin by September, aiming to minimize erosion, material displacement, and other risks.
Chef João Rodrigues' 'Residência' project is launching a new season, bringing together influential chefs, producers, artisans, and local communities across Portugal to promote and value Portuguese gastronomic culture.
Four young individuals were caught drifting in Kaposvár, Hungary, with two of them having previously caused accidents, indicating a pattern of reckless driving.
A man without a driver's license, who had consumed crystal meth, caused a serious accident in Dunaföldvár on Monday and fled the scene with his passenger before being found by police in a reed bed.
The Trump administration has revoked more than 175,000 visas since taking office, citing reasons such as crimes and immigration violations. The State Department confirmed the significant number of cancellations, emphasizing that visas are a privilege, not a right.
A concrete mixer truck collided with a tram on Üllői út in Kispest, Budapest, resulting in four people being hospitalized.
A Danish man with strong Nazi convictions became a sperm donor in Sweden, leading to hundreds of children being born, including some in Finland. Media reports have revealed the story of his numerous offspring, raising ethical concerns about donor screening.
Sziget Festival organizers have stated they have no knowledge of drug-related incidents occurring during Sebestyén Balázs's DJ show, despite reports from attendees about suspicious illnesses and a person being drugged.
A missile shortage has reportedly caused panic within the US administration, with experts warning that Russia and China are monitoring the dwindling stockpiles, potentially jeopardizing the US deterrent effect. Former President Trump is also mentioned as being furious about the situation.
A 'very shaken' young Brazilian man, Kauê Matos, deported from Portugal, must wait seven days for the AIMA migration agency to schedule the delivery of his residence permit, which he has been awaiting for two years. He is currently at his grandmother's house in São Paulo.
Boom Festival is introducing 'Dia da Boomland' on September 26th, an annual initiative with free admission. The Herdade da Granja will host nature trails, concerts, workshops, and Michelin-starred gastronomy.
The article reflects nostalgically on the experience of listening to music on cassette tapes during holidays, contrasting it with today's instant digital access to music.
A 24-year-old French tourist was rescued after falling in Sete Lagoas and transported to Hospital de Braga, with firefighters mobilized during an exercise for the real rescue.
Russian forces have destroyed several logistics warehouses in Ukraine, including those storing products for Toyota, PUMA, Liqui Moly, and Intertop Ukraine. These attacks are expected to cause supply delays and significant economic impact.
The Minister of Internal Affairs for Republika Srpska, Željko Budimir, has refuted claims that police from the entity were unauthorized to be present in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina during Serbian President Vučić's visit.
The 'Noite Branca de Braga' (Braga White Night) event is set to return in September, aiming to 'recover its original spirit' by inviting attendees to explore Braga without a fixed destination, featuring artists like GNR, Ana Moura, and Anselmo Ralph.
US airports have reported several unusual seizures this summer, including cannonballs, grenades, and other suspicious objects passengers attempted to carry onto planes.
A new summer fashion trend has emerged on the scene, quickly gaining popularity among trendsetters for its comfort and versatility.
An analysis explores the experiences of the three Baltic states in adopting the Euro to achieve financial stability, and how their economies have subsequently adapted to external shocks.