
Prince Sverre Magnus to Study in Lisbon
Prince Sverre Magnus of Norway is set to pursue his studies in Lisbon, Portugal. The Norwegian royal will be attending a university in the Portuguese capital.
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Prince Sverre Magnus of Norway is set to pursue his studies in Lisbon, Portugal. The Norwegian royal will be attending a university in the Portuguese capital.

Perhaps many will be surprised to discover that the flag still bears the Portuguese coat of arms and the colors of the old flag of Lisbon.

Portugal's Supreme Court of Justice has upheld a ten-year prison sentence for a 38-year-old man, a notorious pickpocket on Lisbon's trams, ruling that he made criminal activity a 'way of life'.

Shared scooter operators Bolt, Lime, and Bird are opposing a referendum proposed by ACP in Lisbon, which seeks to end shared scooter services, arguing that micromobility is not the primary cause of accidents.

American singer Brandi Carlile has canceled her concert scheduled for November 1st in Lisbon, stating it was the only show they couldn't fit into their schedule, and fans can now request refunds.

A suspect has been placed in preventive detention in Lisbon after strong evidence emerged of a repeated pattern of physical, psychological, and verbal violence against the victim, including death threats and injuries.

One man died in a car accident on the IC21 highway in Coina, Portugal, in the Barreiro-Lisbon direction, with emergency services responding to the incident.

An association has criticized the felling of two poplar trees in Lisbon, claiming they were healthy, while the Lisbon City Council maintains the trees had pathologies and structural weaknesses.
Kauê Matos, a Brazilian student, was detained at Lisbon airport and deported to Brazil after the AIMA agency took two years to process his regrouping documentation.

A drone show illuminated the Tagus River to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the 25 de Abril Bridge in Lisbon. While intended as a spectacle, some observers expressed disappointment with the drone display.
A guide to Thursday's events includes open-air cinema screenings in Bragança and Lisbon, miniaturism exhibitions, the 'Ocupar a Velga' festival, a Beer Garden, and celebrations for the 110th anniversary of the Bordalo Pinheiro Museum.

Lisbon's Variedades and Capitólio theaters, managed by EGEAC, will host over 40 performances including opera, jazz, musicals, and comedy from September to December, with the season starting September 2nd.
A drone show is planned over the Tagus River, visible from Lisbon's Docas area, to celebrate the 25 de Abril Bridge's 60th anniversary, an event Minister Pinto Luz is expected to attend.
The Metro Praça de Espanha station is a key part of Lisbon's public transport network.

The play 'Cock', a dramatic comedy exploring a love triangle, desire, and indecision, is set to premiere at Teatro Maria Matos in Lisbon, with performances scheduled on Mondays and Tuesdays until November 24.
The International Orchid Exhibition is set to return to Lisbon for its 10th edition, showcasing a variety of orchids to enthusiasts and the public.

The municipality of Odivelas has criticized the abandonment of the proposed 'Loop Line' in the Lisbon Metropolitan system. Odivelas argues that the decision to scrap the line will negatively impact the region's connectivity.

The eviction of an unemployed widowed mother and her children from the Bairro do Condado in Marvila, Lisbon, after her partner's death, has generated public outcry, leading to a solidarity action planned for Wednesday.
An alert for a brush fire in the parish of Povos, Vila Franca de Xira, Lisbon district, led to the closure of the Northern railway line in both directions.
A new program, HISIC 2026, launched in São Paulo and Lisbon, is offering ¥200 million (approximately €25 million) in prizes to Portuguese-speaking startups, facilitating their entry into the Chinese market.

Almada is experiencing water supply challenges while simultaneously attracting thousands of new residents due to more affordable housing and construction opportunities compared to Lisbon.

An opinion piece discusses the architecture of the new Lisbon airport, suggesting that a successful partnership between the Order of Architects and ANA could transform how major national projects are conceived.
In Lisbon, Brazilian actress Jéssica Juttel, who is participating in the third season of TVI's Terra Forte, is also filming vertical telenovelas for mobile phones, organizing literary gatherings, and working as a tourism guide.
Lisbon Black, 76, relies on a soup kitchen in Morningside Heights to manage living expenses in New York City, a choice he makes to remain in the city despite financial challenges.
An opinion piece discusses whether the airport serving Lisbon might fail the country if the criterion is to build an infrastructure that better serves Portugal. The author questions if doubt should persist on such a large-scale decision.

Rain is forecast to return to much of northern and central Portugal, including Lisbon, on Monday. However, high temperatures are expected to persist, with thermometers reaching up to 38ºC and still marking 29ºC even with the rain.
TUI Blue, TUI Group's fastest-growing hotel brand, is expanding its operations into popular city break destinations, with its first urban hotels set to open in Lisbon and Seville.
The Regional Department of Investigation and Penal Action of Lisbon has opened an inquiry, with the Judicial Police involved, to identify those responsible for vandalizing the office of Portuguese politician André Ventura.

A boat caught fire on the Tagus River in Lisbon, prompting a response from Lisbon Port authorities and Maritime Police. No injuries have been reported so far.
The Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon has reopened to visitors, showcasing the famous art collection of Armenian businessman Galust Gulbenkian, once the world's wealthiest man.

The Lisbon City Council (CML) is admitting delays in housing rental subsidies and is being criticized by the PS party for its silence regarding issues with the Glória elevator. These issues highlight challenges in urban management and public services within the city.

The Lisbon City Council has approved the Matinha Execution Unit development project, a €2 billion plan to create a new multifunctional neighborhood and promote more housing in Marvila.
The Cais do Sodré metro station in Lisbon will be closed between August 8 and 26 for railway signaling works necessary to prepare for the new Circular Line, which is expected to open in early 2027.

Lisbon's public transport operator, Carris, announced a 3% rise in passenger numbers, primarily driven by increased demand for its bus and tram services. The Glória funicular remains closed.

Authorities at Lisbon airport seized 61 kilograms of cocaine originating from a Central American country. The confiscated drugs would have been enough to produce at least 610,000 individual doses if they had reached illicit distribution channels.

The reappointment of the animal ombudsman in Lisbon was rejected, with the right-wing refusing to hear animal protection associations and the PAN party criticizing the lack of broader participation in the debate.

Metro circulation in Lisbon was suspended after a small flood in technical rooms led to a partial Red Line closure. Passengers trapped in a stopped train forced doors open and exited onto the tracks, causing a full suspension.

The University of Lisbon's ISCSP (Higher Institute of Social and Political Sciences) is introducing a new postgraduate course in International Migrations. Enrollment for the program, which is set to begin in November, is now open, aiming to bridge research with policymaking for immigrants.
Gelifood, a micro-enterprise producing La Paleta popsicles in Lisbon, is now focusing on less cold, scoopable ice creams to counteract the seasonal nature of its sales and attract customers outside of summer.

The installation of key safes on the exterior of private building facades in Lisbon is under scrutiny, with questions raised about the city council's role and the legality of such fixtures.

A study indicates that the regional digital divide in Portugal is expected to persist into 2025, with Greater Lisbon maintaining a significant lead over other regions, posing a challenge for digital transition.

A 12-year-old girl, given by her parents to a woman who was to take her to France to marry a man and settle a family debt, was intercepted by the PSP in Lisbon.
Portuguese authorities at Lisbon airport intercepted a 12-year-old child who was being trafficked to France for an arranged marriage, reportedly to settle a debt.

Julien Leroy, known as "Papa Lisboa" and owner of Mama Shelter, finds balance in his Chiado refuge in Lisbon, surrounded by tiger-patterned foosball, "toilet selfies" with Carlos Moedas, and art by Bordallo Pinheiro and Vihls.

Rita Alarcão Júdice emphasized that the completion of a new guard training course is crucial for the planned closure of the Lisbon Prison (EPL).

The former rector of the Technical University of Lisbon (UTL) and professor at IST, who served from 1977 to 1985, has passed away. He was a key figure in modernizing higher education and scientific policy in Portugal.

Portuguese artist Viviane has released her new album 'Por Elas,' which pays tribute to pioneering female voices in music. The album features pop-rock themes adapted into an acoustic style, ahead of her concerts in Lisbon and Porto.
The new four-star cork hotel 'Upon Harbor' has opened in Seixal, Portugal, on the site of the former Mundet cork factory, aiming to be a destination in itself with views of Lisbon.

The Portuguese Council of Ministers has approved a reform of the Sports Arbitration Court (TAD), increasing the number of arbitrators from 40 to 60 and decentralizing case processing from Lisbon.

An overnight shelter in Lisbon, established in municipal building garages, is now accommodating 12 women, with plans for 90 total spots, sparking mixed reactions among political parties.

Former US President Barack Obama is set to headline the Game Changers Forum in Lisbon on October 10, an event focused on leadership.

First photographs have emerged of the Gas Lisbon liquefied petroleum gas carrier, which was attacked by drones in the Black Sea, showing the damages sustained after the onboard fire was extinguished.

The University of Lisbon (ULisboa) is investing 20 million euros in new data centers located in Taguspark and Cidade Universitária. This project aims to create one of the largest digital infrastructures in Portuguese higher education, with completion expected by 2028.

Lisbon's city council has approved a 180,000 euro protocol with four humanitarian firefighter associations to water trees for six months, from May to October.

A three-story building with 11 residential units (T0 and T2 apartments) has been unanimously approved for construction on Rua do Jardim à Estrela in Lisbon. The project has a 515-day timeline, with costs split between 2026 and 2027.

A proposal by a Left Bloc councilwoman to establish a network of public grocery stores across Lisbon was rejected by the city council. Right-wing parties voted against the measure, while the PCP criticized the lack of justification.

Portugal's Public Prosecutor's Office has confirmed that the DIAP of Lisbon is independently investigating the case of a seized drug trailer that was found at a company belonging to a friend of the Interior Minister. The inquiry is proceeding without the involvement of the Judicial Police.
Researchers are developing a new technology that utilizes hair samples, collected from Lisbon hairdressers and even the researchers themselves, to enhance the efficiency of solar panels.

Portugal's Interior Minister Luís Neves announced a reorganization of the PSP police force to free up officers for patrolling, starting in Porto, Lisbon, and Setúbal, warning that anyone obstructing these changes 'will be removed'.

Three individuals suspected of homicide by asphyxiation in Porto have been detained at Lisbon Airport by the Judicial Police (PJ). The arrests mark a significant development in the ongoing investigation into the death.

Romanian authorities have assured that the fire on board the tanker Gas Lisbon, which continues to burn in the Black Sea, poses no risk to tourists, the population, or activities on the Romanian coast.

An LPG vessel, the Gas Lisbon under Liberian flag, was hit in the Black Sea outside Romanian territorial waters, with Romanian official Nicușor Dan stating the incident is part of the Russian Federation's aggression.

A civic association in Lisbon is criticizing the 'asymmetric' issuance of noise licenses, particularly in Alvalade, where 124 processes, predominantly for academic parties, are being approved for private and commercial events lacking public interest.

Biologist Diogo Gomes states that the human species is the most challenging to work with, emphasizing the vital role of environmental education at the Lisbon Zoo in reconnecting society with nature.
A Lisbon police officer is alleged to have made racist remarks, calling Timorese 'sub-human' and suggesting violence against a woman from SOS Racismo, during a visit to a center for Timorese individuals. The Lisbon City Council denies having a record of the officer's service at the location.
Erika de Carvalho, creative director of Casa Alta Design in Lisbon and Porto, notes that Brazilian clients in Portugal prioritize outdoor living spaces but also require laundry facilities.
Bus services between Portugal's Algarve region and Lisbon operate nine times more frequently than train services, despite similar travel times, with train transfers in Faro and Tunes disadvantaging rail travel.
A 49-year-old woman sustained serious injuries in a collision between two boats on Alqueva Lake in Moura, Portugal. The victim suffered deep cuts and was airlifted by INEM helicopter to Lisbon for treatment.

A fire broke out on the fourth floor of a building in central Lisbon, leading to the evacuation of residents and rendering the building uninhabitable.
Lisbon's mayor, Carlos Moedas, is seeking 'broad consensus' on new billboard regulations, with negotiations set to begin in September, while opposition parties remain suspicious and criticize 'municipal propaganda'.

Ricardo da Cruz-Filipe, a self-taught artist and essential figure in 20th-century Portuguese art, has died at the age of 92. The engineer and artist, who had a retrospective at the Gulbenkian in 2024, died in Lisbon, with the Foundation holding 22 of his works.

A Lisbon court has accepted an action to compel the Portuguese Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) to schedule the residency application for Kauê Matos, a 19-year-old who was deported after a two-year wait.

Lisbon's Carris public transport company states it will not reinforce its service despite the Cais do Sodré metro station being closed for 18 days in August for works, anticipating increased passenger numbers.

The Mostra Espanha biennial is showcasing three paintings by Joaquín Sorolla and Maruja Mallo at the Chiado Museum and CCB's Contemporary Art Museum in Lisbon. The exhibition is organized in collaboration with the Spanish Ministry of Culture.

Two individuals, aged 30 and 41, have been arrested in Maia and Lisbon for trafficking two children, aged 9 and 11, who originated from West Africa and were destined for another EU country.

Suspects broke into a house in Parque das Nações, Lisbon, stealing over half a million euros in cash, jewelry, and luxury items, and are currently at large.

A Lisbon-inspired fish dish, featuring trout and smoked fish in a can, along with savory chimney cake and gubacsinta, has been awarded the Balaton beach food of the year.

A foreign citizen, who was detained during an operation in Sines, has been found dead by hanging in a cell at the PJ prison in Lisbon, where he was held alone.

Portuguese authorities intercepted a container ship off the coast of Sines, seizing five tons of cocaine destined for Lisbon. Three foreign nationals were arrested in connection with the drug bust.
Brazilian consulates in Lisbon and Porto will now send passport applications to Brazil for printing, a change that could further delay delivery due to a strike at the Brazilian Mint.

Trabzon is reportedly preparing to welcome Salah, while newspapers suggest Benfica has rejected a 40 million euro offer for Pavlidis. Meanwhile, Geny Catamo is expected to remain in Lisbon with Sporting.

American metal veterans Megadeth have announced a farewell concert in Denmark and a show in Lisbon, Portugal, as part of their tour.

Concerts scheduled for April next year in Lisbon and Porto to celebrate Luís Represas' 50-year career will proceed as planned, now taking on the character of posthumous tributes.
Urban renewal works in Lisbon's Martim Moniz, initially slated for completion by March 2027, have no start date for the tender process, though the Lisbon City Council denies any delays.

Low Light Films has joined Basil Da Cunha's new feature film, 'O Jacaré,' a thriller set in Lisbon's vibrant Reboleira district, which is competing at Locarno. The film centers on characters using various means to find €180,000 hidden in the neighborhood.

A collision between a motorcycle and a truck on the 25 de Abril Bridge in Lisbon resulted in one fatality, leading to the closure of one direction of traffic.
Omakase Wa, a Michelin-recommended Japanese restaurant in Lisbon, is led by a Nepalese chef who started by washing dishes and found respect through sushi. The restaurant celebrates the beauty of imperfection and the joy of being human at its Japanese counter.

Lisbon plans to create an interpretive center dedicated to artistic pavement, known as 'calçada artística,' which will house and preserve 3,000 original molds, some dating back to the 19th century.

A TAP flight bound for Curitiba was forced to return to Lisbon shortly after takeoff due to a technical issue. The aircraft landed safely back at the departure airport.

The Cascais City Council president has requested the Lisbon Metropolitan Command of the PSP to reinforce police presence in the municipality, which receives thousands of bathers during the summer and faces a shortage of officers.
The United Kingdom will adopt a treatment model combining ketamine and psychotherapy for resistant depression, similar to a program already implemented in five Portuguese hospitals, including Hospital de Júlio de Matos in Lisbon.

The Junta da Misericórdia praised the 'return of public space to people' with new pedestrian areas, while the Santa Maria Maior parish plans further expansion, with an official calling for an inclusive transition.
Viviane Cunha, an architect based in Rio de Janeiro and Lisbon, won the Platinum Winner award at the Houzee Awards 2026 for her Casa Itajubá project, which is still under construction. The recognition highlights the innovative design of the residence.
An agreement between Portugal's migration agency AIMA and the University of Lisbon's Law Faculty aims to facilitate residence permit access for 30% of foreign students, as well as professors and researchers.
Parking spaces in Lisbon's Chiado district will be transformed into pedestrian-only areas, marked by painted cobblestone patterns, as part of a pilot project aimed at creating a more 'human city'.

An eight-car accident on the IC19 highway in Portugal led to its complete closure in the Lisbon-Sintra direction, with two injured individuals transported to São Francisco Xavier hospital.

Lisbon has unanimously approved the Escola Acontece and reinforced the Orquestra Geração projects, with opposition converging in recognition of the initiatives despite a point of contention over value modification.
A comprehensive retrospective celebrating the work of Franco-Belgian filmmaker Agnès Varda is being presented in Lisbon, Porto, and other Portuguese cities, exploring her diverse cinematic contributions.

The Lisbon City Council has approved the renewal of delegated powers to its 24 parishes for urban cleaning and green spaces, a decision criticized by opposition parties over insufficient funds and repeated solutions.

The Cais do Sodré metro station in Lisbon will be closed from August 8 to 26 due to railway signaling work. The Green Line will only operate between Telheiras and Baixa-Chiado, with passengers advised to use alternatives on the Blue Line and Carris bus services.

Nottingham Forest is reportedly close to finalizing a transfer deal for Ousmane Diomande, a defender from Sporting Lisbon.
Portuguese judicial police seized 61 kilograms of cocaine originating from Central America at Lisbon's Humberto Delgado Airport, leading to the preventive detention of two suspects aged 32 and 54.

A new platform has been launched in Lisbon to integrate transport management, specifically designed to support the operations of Carris Metropolitana and deemed an essential tool by the TML administration.

The AML (Lisbon Metropolitan Area) has unanimously approved a vote of sorrow for the death of singer Luís Represas, who passed away after a prolonged illness, highlighting his 'civic and humanist dimension'.

111 teachers summoned to correct exams in the Lisbon region have been identified as being on sick leave or vacation, making them unavailable, which the Minister described as an 'inefficient' choice.
Associations are criticizing the permanent occupation of public spaces in Lisbon by outdoor seating, vehicles, markets, and fairs, making walking difficult despite changes to pavement design.

Jeffrey Frankel recounts his experience 50 years ago in Lisbon, Portugal, working for the Banco de Portugal alongside other MIT graduate students, including future Nobel laureate Paul Krugman, during the Cold War era.

The UNEF (National Unit for Combating Human Trafficking) explains that an interview with a child intercepted in Lisbon, who was traveling to France, was crucial to identifying inconsistencies in documents. However, UNEF admits that Portugal's system is not 100% reliable in detecting forged documents.

The Lisbon Metro has installed new elevators at Martim Moniz and Intendente stations, significantly reducing elevator unavailability rates from approximately 33% to 17% and escalator rates from 15% to 8%, with 47 of 56 stations now fully accessible.

A fire broke out in a residential building in Lisbon during the early hours of Monday, resulting in two injured individuals who were transported to São José Hospital.
An opinion piece criticizes the political parties PSD and Chega, and the Faculty of Letters of Lisbon, for creating an impression of action while filling public space with infertile discussions, even at the expense of fundamental values.
Eduardo Arantes e Oliveira, former rector of the defunct Technical University of Lisbon, has passed away. The University of Lisbon noted his significant contribution to transforming science, engineering, and university education in Portugal.
Diogo Nogueira's concert in Lisbon has been canceled, with Monsantos Open Air alleging a breach of contract by the promoter Chavez Records, which denies the claim.

The article discusses the challenge of improving the connection between the two banks of the Tagus River in Portugal. With a new airport planned for Alcochete and the high-speed train line between Lisbon and Madrid, the Tagus crossing is becoming a critical piece of mobility infrastructure.
An 18th-century palace in Lisbon has been transformed into a unique five-star hotel and contemporary art museum after a 20-year renovation. The project, Macam, allows guests to engage with art throughout the premises.

The Urgent Patient Orientation Center (CODU do Norte) in Portugal experienced a two-hour IT failure, forcing staff to record occurrences on paper due to a lack of a backup system. Other centers in Coimbra, Lisbon, and Faro operated normally.

Domingos Simões Pereira, the main figure of the Guinea-Bissau opposition who was under preventive detention in Bissau, has been authorized to leave the country and is currently en route to Lisbon.
Residents in Graça, Lisbon, are concerned about black smoke and a smell of 'burnt plastic or rubber' emanating at night from a bakery chimney, leading to complaints about public health threats.
The new Lisbon airport is now projected to open in 2037, featuring two runways and a central terminal for future expansion, occupying five times the area of the current airport, but its proposed rail links are deemed insufficient by ANA.

Lisbon's city council has approved the 'Less Noise Program' with a budget of €2.8 million to combat airport noise, though opposition critics argue the funding is insufficient.

ANA, the airport concessionaire, projects the new Lisbon airport will open in 2037 after a six-year construction period, though the government is working to accelerate the timeline for a 2035 opening.

The investigation into Luís Neves will now be conducted solely by the Regional Department of Investigation and Criminal Action of Lisbon, with the Judicial Police reportedly removed from the case.

The museum housing the extensive legacy of oil magnate Gulbenkian, once considered the world's richest man, has reopened in Lisbon following a restoration that aims to revive its original 1969 vision.
An individual shares their experience of moving from New York City to Lisbon for a master's program, noting improvements in social life and lifestyle but significant challenges in finding employment.

The Karl Lagerfeld brand is venturing into the real estate market, with plans to develop ten luxury apartments in Lisbon, featuring amenities like pools and concierge services.

The new Nuvem transatlantic cable has been connected in Lisbon, with officials highlighting its potential to transform the Azores from a peripheral region into a central hub for new digital economies.
Lisbon is set to implement new noise regulations prohibiting amplified sound from tuk-tuks, tourist boats, and amphibious vehicles, with exceptions requiring special licenses. Street musicians will also face new time limits and performance restrictions.
The SillySeason company is staging a contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare's classic 'Macbeth' at the Capitólio in Lisbon, exploring themes of power, madness, and women's roles.
Brazil has registered 918,876 overseas voters, with 134,797 in Portugal, marking a 66.6% increase in Portuguese voters since 2022 and solidifying Lisbon as the largest electoral college outside Brazil.
The Brazilian Consulate in Lisbon has issued an alert regarding the deadline for citizens abroad to request transit voting if they will be in Brazil during the elections.
In Portugal, 60% of student accommodation projects remain unfinished, with only a quarter of planned beds currently available. This situation contributes to high rental costs, averaging 423 euros nationwide and over 450 euros in Lisbon and Porto.
Three murals at Dona Estefânia Hospital in Lisbon are using augmented reality to reduce anxiety and transform waiting rooms into more tranquil environments. These animated paintings aim to create "magical spaces" for patients and visitors.

Guinean citizens protested in front of Belém Palace in Lisbon, accusing President Sissoco Embaló of treason and calling for international intervention from organizations like CPLP, ECOWAS, and the UN.
The Sana hotel group is requesting an extension of its concession for the Quartel da Graça building in Lisbon to 75 years and a delay in rent payments until 2030, citing construction delays.
President Klaus has expressed his belief that the Lisbon Treaty will probably come into effect.

A man wanted by Interpol on suspicion of aggravated forgery crimes has been arrested by the PSP at Lisbon Airport, fulfilling an international arrest warrant.

Princess Eugenie gave birth to her third child, a daughter, in Lisbon, Portugal, making her a royal successor born abroad.
The Brazilian band Papangu premiered their album 'Celestial' in Lisbon, which serves as a manifesto against artificial intelligence. Recorded entirely on analog tape with vintage instruments, the album champions human creativity against the advancement of AI.
One of the most important young sculptors, June Crespo, is holding her first individual exhibition at Kunsthalle Lissabon in Lisbon.

Guimarães reacts strongly against the perceived political manipulation of the 900th anniversary of Portugal's foundation, refusing to let its historical significance be a bargaining chip for Lisbon's political conveniences.

The Portuguese government has authorized an investment of up to 21 million euros to modernize and expand the infrastructure of the Lisbon Naval Base in Alfeite. This project aims to prepare the base for the installation of new naval assets.

Swiss telecommunications operator Swisscom is set to establish a new technology and business operations center in Lisbon, with an anticipated opening in 2027.

A 45-year-old Brazilian woman has died after being stabbed by her 30-year-old Panamanian housemate in Lisbon following an argument. The victim succumbed to her injuries at the scene.

Lisbon's 25 de Abril Bridge, celebrating its 60th anniversary, remains a preferred and revolutionary transport link, having facilitated 15.6 million passenger crossings in the first half of the year.
The Academia de Amadores de Música in Lisbon is still awaiting the space promised by the Lisbon City Council, which is currently negotiating the purchase of a building on Avenida de Berna.

A year after advocating for a new space in Lisbon, the Amadores de Música institution is still awaiting the allocation of a building on Avenida de Berna, according to its president.

Princess Eugenie, granddaughter of King Charles, has given birth to her third child, a daughter, who is now fifteenth in line to the British throne. The birth of the new royal family member occurred in Lisbon.
Maria do Carmo Vieira, a Portuguese professor, essayist, and persistent critic of the 1990 orthographic agreement, has died in Lisbon at the age of 74.
The Automóvel Club de Portugal (ACP) is collecting signatures to initiate a referendum to ban shared e-scooters in Lisbon, citing a 'chaotic scenario' and increasing risks to users and the public.

Historian Alessandro Barbero will visit Lisbon in September as part of the celebrations marking the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi, engaging with the Portuguese public.
The Lisbon municipal union reports that the city's Pavement Layers School is 'almost inactive,' with only two dozen pavement layers currently employed by the city council, though 20 more are in the recruitment process.

The article discusses various political anecdotes in Portugal, including Ceuta's presence in Lisbon, 'communist' beer, and the Chega party avoiding hearings, alongside an ideological crisis over bean salad at the Avante festival.
The Portugal News features Nicola as its 'Lisbon Café of the Week,' highlighting the establishment in the Portuguese capital.
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.

A baby is in serious condition after being hit by a vehicle within a private property in Bombarral, Portugal. The child was subsequently transported to a hospital in Lisbon for urgent medical care.
The crisis in Ceuta is shaking Portugal, with the government ordering maritime surveillance of the Algarve after rejecting Chega's demand to close the Spanish border, reflecting the impact of Ceuta events on Lisbon's tumultuous political scene and ultra-right leader Ventura's offensive to lead the right.

A 64-year-old man has been arrested in Penha de França, Lisbon, on suspicion of homicide, with police investigating if the crime is related to the sharing of household expenses.
The Portuguese Ministry of Infrastructure has confirmed its decision to definitively reject the 'loop line' option for the Lisbon metro, opting instead for a closed-circuit operation, citing a cost of ten million euros.

August begins with temperatures near 40ºC in Portugal, but the weather is set to change. Rain is forecast for Monday from the North to Lisbon, even as maximum temperatures remain close to 30ºC.
Ajitama, a restaurant in Lisbon, is adapting its menu to the high summer temperatures by offering fresh, shareable dishes to its customers.

The Lisbon Metro's Blue Line will have reduced operating hours in August, with closures at midnight on Fridays and openings at 7:30 AM on weekends, while Carris will provide alternative road transport during these interruptions.
Air France-KLM, a contender in the final race for TAP's privatization, reaffirmed Lisbon as a hub and expressed interest in the Portuguese airline's connections to Brazil, despite reporting a decline in operational results until June.
The Lisbon City Council has approved initiatives to develop a cultural program commemorating the life and work of musician Luís Represas, including events at Bar Xafarix, a venue closely associated with him.

The Lisbon City Council, in coordination with Bar Xafarix, is promoting a cultural program to preserve and disseminate the artistic legacy of singer Luís Represas for future generations.

Over 4,000 signatories are urging Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas to pressure the government to stop the Circular Metro Line project, with Moedas acknowledging its potential value but raising concerns about costs and delays.
Robert De Niro's Nobu hotel group is preparing for its Lisbon debut while also advancing plans for a new luxury resort project in the Algarve region of Portugal.

Lisbon has approved an additional support package of 216,000 euros for its volunteer fire brigades, with each of the six associations receiving 36,000 euros to cover logistical, operational, and maintenance costs.

Ibrahim Maalouf, the Franco-Lebanese trumpeter and the first Lebanese musician nominated for a Grammy, will perform at Campo Pequeno in Lisbon on June 4, 2027, having composed over 15 works.
An economist known for his insights into Portugal's economic challenges is scheduled to arrive in Lisbon, with the belief that there is always an opportunity to improve the country's economic trajectory.

The Lisbon Metropolitan Area (AML) has approved 44 million euros in educational support, covering school mobility and family assistance, to be implemented until the 2029/2030 academic year.

Portuguese singer Salvador Sobral will present his new album, 'A flor do recomeço', which is set to be released on October 16, during a European tour with concerts scheduled for March 2027 in Lisbon and Porto.

Greek footballer Sotiris Alexandropoulos is anticipated to be released by Sporting Lisbon four years after his transfer from Panathinaikos, with a potential return to a major Greek team being an open possibility.

Continental Portugal is once again facing maximum or very high fire danger, with most regions at elevated risk. Only specific areas like Greater Lisbon and parts of the coast between Porto and Aveiro have a lower risk.

Law enforcement agencies have intercepted a rubber boat carrying over 2.6 tons of cocaine in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Lisbon, dealing a significant blow to international drug trafficking.
Brazilian actress and presenter Sara Galvão, who moved to Lisbon in 2023, is launching the first edition of the 'Sara Vai Sessions' festival. The event will feature fellow Brazilian artists and is scheduled for August 4 in Lisbon.

For the first time, the annual lowering of the chandelier at Lisbon's São Luiz Theatre for cleaning and preparation before the new season was met with applause from an audience.
An opinion piece criticizes the Lisbon government and city council's policy of heritage auctions, arguing that it promotes the creation of exclusive condominiums and displaces residents to the periphery, suggesting alternative approaches like those seen in Martim Moniz.

Two suspects, aged 38 and 62, were detained in Lisbon in two separate operations for transporting cocaine in their bodies. They have been placed in preventive detention.
Lawyers in Lisbon now have a dedicated room at an AIMA post to handle up to 80 professionals daily, each able to consult up to three cases, as part of an agreement with legal associations.

Environmental group Quercus warns that the proposed location for Lisbon's new airport threatens the Iberian Peninsula's largest aquifer and the water supply for the Setúbal district, urging a thorough environmental assessment.
The Portuguese Army is ending a community garden in Lisbon to establish a construction site, claiming possession of the land at Escola Gil Vicente based on a 1965 document, a move contested by the cooperative managing the garden.

The leader of the PAIGC, a Guinean opposition party, arrived in Lisbon to an enthusiastic reception from supporters, promising to continue his political 'combat' from exile.

The Casa Para Viver platform delivered an open letter to a member of the government administration, but intended for the Minister of Infrastructure and Housing. They advocate for lower rents.

The Portuguese Council of Ministers approved a proposal to distribute legal actions against the Agency for Integration, Migrations and Asylum (AIMA) across the country, based on the applicant's residence, rather than concentrating them in Lisbon.

A 37-year-old man was caught with 2 kg of cocaine hidden in his car in Lisbon and is now in preventive detention, facing the risk of serving a previous sentence in full.

Houthi rebels have claimed responsibility for attacking two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, escalating tensions in the region. This incident occurred amidst ongoing US strikes against Iran.

Portugal's PS party accuses the PSD of increasing parking prices by 5 to 10 cents to cover EMEL's financial imbalances, while the PSD attributes the adjustment to inflation and investment in mobility.

The future Lisbon airport, expected to open in 2035, is discussed alongside the Bank of Portugal governor's call for reforms and the continued increase in fuel prices.

Scottish band Belle & Sebastian celebrated 30 years of their career with a concert in Lisbon, captivating generations of fans with their melancholic yet joyful pop music, culminating in a collective dance on stage.

A technical report estimates the new Luís de Camões airport in Lisbon could cost between €7.9 billion and €8.9 billion, with construction planned for 2029 and a rail shuttle connecting to the city in 20 minutes.

The Portuguese government has presented the plan for the new Luís Vaz de Camões airport, which includes a projected 20-minute railway connection between Lisbon and the new facility.
The renowned Lisbon restaurant Bica do Sapato, known as a gastronomic cousin to Lux, is ceasing operations as a restaurant and will transform into a venue for events and weddings.

An exhibition showcasing short and feature films by Brazilian directors will open in Lisbon at Galeria Duplacena 77, celebrating the relationship between video art and cinema with free admission.

Four individuals, three women and one man, have been arrested at Lisbon airport after being found using false documents.

An American couple, Ruth Shaber and Glenn Barnes, along with former Portuguese minister Graça Fonseca, have established the Futura foundation and launched the Lisbon Literary Review in Lisbon.

After six years of closure, the Bica do Sapato, a space that defined Lisbon's gastronomic scene in the early 2000s, is set to reopen in December 2025, but will now only host events.
Families in Telheiras, Lisbon, are negotiating with the city council for full ownership of 1600 EPUL housing units built in the late 1970s for affordable housing, as the current surface rights regime prevents residents from selling their homes due to the land being municipal property.
Brazilian singer Anitta performed for 30,000 people in Lisbon, sharing her experience as an immigrant and encouraging Brazilians in Portugal to pursue their goals.
A visit by Chega MP Rita Matias and youth members to the Faculty of Letters of the University of Lisbon led to posters, insults, and complaints to the police, with the faculty director submitting a full report to Parliament.
The "Conexão Luso-BR" program offers support to tourism startups in Brazil and Portugal, facilitating soft landings in Aveiro and Recife, and participation in the Web Summit in Lisbon.