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Storm Marta Claims Firefighter’s Life and Tests Portugal’s Defenses
High Surf Threatens Beaches as Mountain Snow Arrives in Portugal
Storm and Flood Alerts in Portugal: €2.5B Aid, 8-Day Claims
Portugal Postpones Biometric Entry Checks Until Sept. 2026
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After Maria Paula Meneses’s death, dozens of post-colonial PhD projects in Portugal are suddenly without supervision or funding. See key deadlines and new support options.
Join Loulé’s Feb 15–17 Superhero Carnival—€2 tickets aid Algarve charities and winter tourism. Enjoy 13 floats, 600 performers and an 80k-visitor economic boost.
Portugal delays full biometric passport checks until Sept 2026. Pre-enrol fingerprints to speed queues and avoid delays at Lisbon, Porto and Faro airports.
Prepare for 4-6 m Atlantic waves along Portugal’s coast and fresh snow above 1,100 m inland. Follow IPMA alerts, secure seaside homes, and book snow-chains early.
Storm Marta lashes Portugal; crews battle floods and 120 km/h winds. Get live travel and power updates plus tips to fast-track your storm insurance claims.
Hey Thailand News launches to provide independent, non-commercial reporting for foreigners in Thailand. Get clear updates on visas, safety, and local culture.
Honor’s Magic 8 Lite lands in Portugal with a 7,500 mAh 3-day battery, IP69K sealing and 512 GB storage, priced at €399 via Worten, Fnac and Honor.pt.
INE reports 0.3% industrial turnover growth. Residents see 5.1% wage rises, €10B export support, a 1% power hike, and better job prospects in 2026 — find out what it means for your wallet.
Discover how Portugal's 2026 tourism boom will push up rents, crowd transport and tighten green rules—plus tips for residents and businesses to adapt and profit.
Portugal’s PM now leads the Interior Ministry, controlling storm relief funds and AIMA visa backlogs. Learn how the leadership change could affect expats and locals.
By 16:00, 45.5% of voters turned out in Portugal’s presidential runoff; storm-hit districts delay final results, leaving policy and holiday decisions in limbo.
António José Seguro wins Portugal’s presidential run-off with 66.8%, assuring market calm and mortgage stability plus an SNS overhaul for residents. Read more.