Economy · National NewsSecond Sawdust Silo Fire in Paredes Raises Industrial Safety Questions
Two sawdust silo fires hit Paredes furniture factories in 3 weeks. Learn about industrial fire risks near your home and what's being done.
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Transportation · EconomyTAP Completes Ground Handling Sale to Menzies Ahead of EU Deadline
TAP sells 49.9% SPdH stake to Menzies ahead of June EU deadline, securing ground handling at Portugal's major airports amid ongoing license dispute.
Economy · National NewsStorm and Soaring Energy Bills Push Portugal's Biggest Paper Maker Into Sharp Decline
Navigator's 64% profit drop signals broader economic stress. Why energy costs and storms matter to residents living in Portugal and investors alike.
Politics · EconomyPortugal's Labour Reform Faces Parliamentary Battle: What Changes Mean for Your Job Security
Portuguese Government pushes labour reform without union backing. Temporary contracts, flexi-time, and dismissal rules set to change. Here's what workers need to know.
Economy · National NewsPortugal's Social Security Payment Calendar: Your May Benefits Roadmap and Dates
Complete May 2026 payment calendar for Portugal residents: pension dates, unemployment benefits, rent support, and family allowances. Know exactly when your money arrives.
Economy · National NewsGrocery Prices Hit 4-Year High in Portugal: What's Driving the Spike at Checkout
Portugal grocery costs hit 4-year peak in May 2026. The essential food basket now costs €261.89—a cumulative 39.5% rise since 2022. What's next?
Economy · TechPortuguese Broadcasters Face Unfair Competition From Netflix and YouTube
Portuguese broadcasters operate under strict EU rules while Netflix and YouTube face minimal oversight. Learn how this affects local content and RTP jobs in Portugal.
Sports · EconomyWorld Cup 2026 Broadcasting Crisis: How Portugal's Free TV Coverage Is at Risk
FIFA demands 40% more for 2026 World Cup rights. Portuguese broadcasters resist as free-to-air coverage faces uncertainty. What's at stake for viewers.
Economy · National NewsPortugal's Labour Code Overhaul Could Mean Shorter Contracts, Flexible Hours, and a June Strike
Portugal's new labour code could extend fixed contracts to 5 years and introduce flexible scheduling. Unions threaten June 3 strike if talks fail. Key changes explained.