Fuel prices in Lisboa are expected to rise next week, with diesel increasing by €0.07 and gasoline by €0.03 per liter. This change is influenced by ongoing geopolitical tensions affecting oil prices.

The new Urban Rental Regime (NRAU) approved by the government allows quicker evictions and changes to rental agreements, raising concerns for vulnerable populations. A new emergency housing fund is also proposed to support affected families.

The government has approved changes to the payment model for the Imposto Único de Circulação (IUC), establishing fixed payment dates. This aims to reduce uncertainty for vehicle owners regarding tax payments.

A British lawyer urges Portugal and the EU to pressure Macau for the release of Au Kam San, facing trial for subversion. His family expresses deep concern for his safety amid allegations of political repression.

The PSP reports a nearly 30% increase in airport detentions and a 15% rise in entry refusals in the first half of 2026 compared to 2025. This reflects heightened border control measures and security checks.

Lisbon's Funicular da Graça is nominated for the European Urban Public Space Award, highlighting its role in inclusive mobility. The winner will be announced on October 15.

Portugal is set for a significant weather change with thunderstorms and cooler temperatures starting July 10. The shift is due to an isolated depression merging with an Atlantic depression, bringing fresh air from the Atlantic.

A recent power outage at the SNS health data center raised concerns, but systems were restored quickly. An external audit is underway to address issues and a new data center is planned for Évora.

The government has approved a reorganization of the Institute of Mobility and Transport (IMT) to enhance its services and capabilities. This includes a focus on user service and specialized units for railway concessions.

Lisboa's Câmara has approved a plan to convert industrial buildings in Marvila into luxury apartments, sparking criticism over the lack of public housing. The decision has raised concerns about urban pressure and public interest.

New regulations for housing credit will come into effect on August 1, making access more difficult. The Governor of the Bank of Portugal highlights the need for consensus on increasing housing supply.

The Portuguese government has approved a new salary incentive for young workers, allowing applications for 2025 and 2026 to open until September 30. This initiative aims to reimburse tuition fees for those under 35 who have completed their degrees.

José Luís Carneiro, PS Secretary-General, demands government assurance for future funding of municipal projects under the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) that remain unfinished by August.

The European Central Bank has raised interest rates for the first time in three years, citing inflation concerns. This decision may impact economic growth and investment in Europe.

A humorous take on how family gatherings in Portugal reveal deeper economic concerns, from taxes to housing. The dynamics of a Sunday lunch reflect the nation's sentiments on pressing issues.

A deep dive into the challenges faced by consumers like Joaquim when credit agreements change hands, revealing the lack of protection and oversight in Portugal's credit market.

The Economy Minister announced that 22,500 workers received job maintenance incentives following severe storms earlier this year. The program aims to protect employment and assist those affected by the destruction of their workplaces.

Nick Cave delivered a mesmerizing performance at the Nos Alive festival, captivating the audience with his energy and emotional depth. The festival continues with more exciting acts this weekend.

A new center dedicated to poet Adília Lopes opens at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa, featuring her extensive literary collection. This space aims to foster research and engage the community with Lopes' work.

The 'Vénus' exhibition by Joana Vasconcelos opens on October 2 at MAAT, celebrating contemporary art and high fashion. It features iconic works and new creations inspired by Valentino Garavani.

The departure of a key professor raises alarms about the future of the Art Conservation program at Universidade Católica. Concerns grow over diminishing resources and priorities that may jeopardize the quality of education.

Benfica has been sanctioned with a closed-door match after fans used pyrotechnics during games. The club is also fined €150,000 and plans to appeal the decision.

The PS criticizes the Education Minister and Prime Minister for their focus on festivals instead of pressing educational issues. Exam results are due soon, raising concerns about the state of national exams.

Recent parliamentary discussions clarified that the government has not altered social security rights for cancer patients. The law maintains existing provisions for those with significant disabilities, ensuring individual assessments for work capability.

Portugal's education reform is facing technical issues with the new exam correction platform. While the changes aim for fairness and efficiency, the implementation challenges have sparked calls for reverting to old methods.

A significant data breach affecting over 100,000 health records was reported, with unauthorized access detected on May 19. The incident has raised concerns about cybersecurity in the health sector.

Portugal's bottle return system, 'Volta', has seen over 55 million containers returned in just three months, indicating a positive shift in consumer behavior towards recycling.

The president of the National Association of Forest Companies warns that it will take at least two years to clear wood from areas affected by Storm Kristin, complicating forest management efforts.

The Supreme Court has ruled that future statements from domestic violence victims can be used in court, even if they refuse to testify. This aims to protect victims from re-traumatization during trials.

Fernando Medina, ex-Finance Minister, criticizes the Court of Auditors for political interference in public spending oversight, praising the government's reform of the institution.