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Prince Sverre Magnus to Study in Lisbon
Worldnrkvg37m ago2 sources

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.

Brandi Carlile Cancels Lisbon Concert
Cultureobservador2d ago

Brandi Carlile Cancels Lisbon Concert

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.

Suspect arrested for assaulting mother in Lisbon
Worldobservador2d ago

Suspect arrested for assaulting mother in Lisbon

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.

Play 'Cock' Premieres at Teatro Maria Matos
Cultureobservador5d ago

Play 'Cock' Premieres at Teatro Maria Matos

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.

Eviction of Widowed Mother in Marvila Sparks Outrage
Worldobservador6d ago

Eviction of Widowed Mother in Marvila Sparks Outrage

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.

Commentary on new Lisbon airport architecture
Politicsobservador8d ago

Commentary on new Lisbon airport architecture

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.

Politicspublico9d ago

Opinion: Lisbon Airport's Potential Failure for Portugal

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.

Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon Reopens
Businessrzeczpospolita11d ago

Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon Reopens

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.

Lisbon approves Matinha development project
Businessobservador11d ago

Lisbon approves Matinha development project

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.

Carris Reports 3% Increase in Passenger Numbers
Worldobservador11d ago

Carris Reports 3% Increase in Passenger Numbers

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.

61 Kilograms of Cocaine Seized at Lisbon Airport
Worldobservador11d ago

61 Kilograms of Cocaine Seized at Lisbon Airport

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.

Reappointment of Animal Ombudsman Fails in Lisbon
Politicsobservador12d ago

Reappointment of Animal Ombudsman Fails in Lisbon

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.

ISCSP Launches Postgraduate Program in International Migrations
Politicsobservador12d ago

ISCSP Launches Postgraduate Program in International Migrations

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.

Regional Digital Divide Persists in Portugal
Businessobservador13d ago

Regional Digital Divide Persists in Portugal

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.

Former Rector of Technical University of Lisbon Dies
Worldobservador16d ago

Former Rector of Technical University of Lisbon Dies

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.

Lisbon Overnight Shelter Accommodates 12 Women
Worldobservador17d ago

Lisbon Overnight Shelter Accommodates 12 Women

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.

Lisbon Council Rejects Proposal for Public Grocery Stores
Worldobservador18d ago

Lisbon Council Rejects Proposal for Public Grocery Stores

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.

Three Suspects Arrested in Porto Homicide Case
Worldpublicoobservador19d ago2 sources

Three Suspects Arrested in Porto Homicide Case

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.

Lisbon Association Denounces 'Asymmetric' Noise Licensing
Politicsobservador20d ago

Lisbon Association Denounces 'Asymmetric' Noise Licensing

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.

Worldpublico21d ago

Lisbon Police Accused of Racist Remarks at Center for Timorese

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.

Building Fire Erupts in Central Lisbon
Worldobservador1d ago

Building Fire Erupts in Central Lisbon

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.

Portuguese Artist Ricardo Cruz-Filipe Dies at 92
Culturepublicoobservador2d ago2 sources

Portuguese Artist Ricardo Cruz-Filipe Dies at 92

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.

Spain Biennial Features Sorolla and Mallo in Lisbon
Cultureobservador3d ago

Spain Biennial Features Sorolla and Mallo in Lisbon

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.

Businesspublico9d ago

Brazilian Architect Wins Award for Unfinished House Project

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.

Lisbon Approves Cultural and Educational Projects
Politicsobservador11d ago

Lisbon Approves Cultural and Educational Projects

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.

Culturepublico11d ago

Agnès Varda Retrospective Showcased in Portugal

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.

Cais do Sodré Metro Station in Lisbon to Close for Maintenance
Worldobservador11d ago

Cais do Sodré Metro Station in Lisbon to Close for Maintenance

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.

UNEF Admits Inability to Detect All Forged Documents for Child Trafficking
Worldobservador13d ago

UNEF Admits Inability to Detect All Forged Documents for Child Trafficking

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.

Tagus River Crossing: The Challenge of Perfect Connection
Businessobservador16d ago

Tagus River Crossing: The Challenge of Perfect Connection

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.

Portuguese Emergency Services Suffer Two-Hour IT Failure
Technologyobservador17d ago

Portuguese Emergency Services Suffer Two-Hour IT Failure

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.

Worldpublico17d ago

Black Smoke from Lisbon Bakery Alarms Residents

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.

Technologypublico2d ago

Papangu Debuts Anti-AI Album 'Celestial' in Lisbon

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.

Lisbon Naval Base to Undergo €21 Million Modernization
Worldobservador3d ago

Lisbon Naval Base to Undergo €21 Million Modernization

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.

Princess Eugenie Gives Birth to Third Child, a Daughter
Worldfaztvn24digi24+2The Independent20-minuten4d ago5 sources

Princess Eugenie Gives Birth to Third Child, a Daughter

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.

Politicspublico6d ago

Lisbon Pavement Layers School 'Almost Inactive'

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.

Culturepublico7d ago

Alcione Named Godmother of Santa Bárbara Festival in Lisbon

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.

Ceuta Crisis Impacts Portugal Amid Ventura's Rise in Right-Wing Politics
Politicsla-vanguardia8d ago

Ceuta Crisis Impacts Portugal Amid Ventura's Rise in Right-Wing Politics

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.

Large Cocaine Seizure Off Lisbon Coast
Politicsil-sole-24-ore13d ago

Large Cocaine Seizure Off Lisbon Coast

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.

Drug Traffickers Detained in Lisbon
Politicsobservador15d ago

Drug Traffickers Detained in Lisbon

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.

Man Arrested with 2kg of Cocaine in Lisbon
Worldobservador17d ago

Man Arrested with 2kg of Cocaine 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.

Houthis Claim Attacks on Saudi Oil Tankers in Red Sea
WorldBBCbloombergNYT+74FTThe GuardianAl Jazeeradr-dkFox Newsnrknzzcnbc+66 more17d ago77 sources

Houthis Claim Attacks on Saudi Oil Tankers in Red Sea

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.

Politicspublico20d ago

Families Negotiate Full Ownership of EPUL Housing in Lisbon

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.