Buyers with tax residence outside Portugal purchased 20.1% of all homes sold in the Algarve in 2025, a new report has revealed, reinforcing the region’s status as one of the country’s most ...

Portugal’s Minister of Internal Administration on Sunday, 22nd March, condemned an incident during the March for Life held the previous day in Lisbon, describing it as an act of “violent extremism” ...

A 39-year-old man suspected of the kidnapping and robbery of a restauranteur who disappeared a week ago in the Algarve has been remanded in custody, authorities confirmed on Monday, 23rd March. The ...

Markets opened this week against the backdrop of a sharp escalation in tensions between the US, Israel and Iran over the weekend. Coordinated strikes targeted key Iranian military and nuclear-linked ...

No cost, no complications, and no impact on the value of your refund or tax payable. By allocating 1% of your IRS to the Algarve Oncology Association (AOA), you are transforming a simple gesture into ...

Determining whether Spain or Portugal is better for expats essentially comes down to personal finances and preferences. Choosing between the sun-drenched landscapes of Spain and the coastal allure of ...

According to social media posts by Mr. Claro’s sister, the family suspects he may have been abducted for the purpose of extortion. His bank cards have reportedly been used to withdraw the maximum ...

The Government is examining measures to mitigate rising energy prices, with Portugal “approaching the criteria” required to declare an energy crisis, the Environment Minister said on Friday, 20th ...

Extreme winds in Budens, Vila do Bispo, have caused damage to agricultural warehouses and left a sheep injured, prompting intervention from civil protection authorities. A localised episode of severe ...

Lisbon’s Judiciary Police (PJ) have arrested eight people on strong suspicion of aggravated fraud, money laundering, criminal association, and document forgery. The alleged ringleader and the ...

Courts across the Algarve are grappling with a shortage of magistrates, thousands of pending investigations, and archives damaged by leaks, rodents, and deteriorating conditions, according to a new ...