The Latest Breaking News from Lisbon

Europe’s Nomads vs. America’s OpportunitiesSince 2020, Europe has become a global magnet for digital nomads. Lisbon’s riverfront cafés, Tallinn’s e-Residency ecosystem, and Berlin’s creative hubs all actively welcome remote workers, who bring foreign income and minimal regulatory burden. For many professionals, the arrangement is ideal: maintain your job, enjoy a…

Giant murals on the outskirts of Lisbon are grabbing attention and showcasing United Nations sustainable development goals

Portuguese police unions have warned that government pressure to reduce airport queues is forcing the use of simplified border checks that bypass security databases.

At the start of the second day of the Greens' 40th European Congress in Lisbon, the co-chairs of the European Greens accused the EPP of crossing a red line whenever it reaches out to the far right.

HOTELS: For ultimate luxury, book the Four Seasons Ritz in Lisbon, says Rachel Everett

HOTELS: From superb food to a competitive price point, Rachel Everett covers one of her favourite Lisbon hotels

The Portugal World Cup 2026 squad is starting to become much clearer now qualification is secured

Thousands gathered in Lisbon as the city switched on its Christmas lights, with fireworks illuminating the giant tree in the main square and festive decorations lighting up streets, landmarks and trams across the capital.

Costa, the former PM of Portugal and current president of the European Council, was under investigation for influence peddling, embezzlement and fraud. According to his chief of staff, he has unblocked concession files for mining operations.

71,000 startup founders, venture capital investors, and tech CEOs, gathered under literal storm clouds in Lisbon, Portugal, to discuss the future of AI.

Storm Claudia brought heavy rain, flooding, fallen trees and widespread power outages across Portugal, with Lisbon and Setúbal among the hardest-hit regions.