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SportsPortugal's Rising Stars Earn Surprise Spots on 2025 Ballon d'Or List
Catch the 2025 Ballon d'Or ceremony to see three Portuguese PSG stars vie for glory—broadcast times, streaming tips and the best Lisbon viewing spots.
Economy · ImmigrationTalent Crunch Looms as Portugal Unemployment Slides to 5.9%
Explore Portugal's 5.9% unemployment low, top hiring sectors and rising wages, with visa, NHR tax and credential tips for incoming professionals.
Immigration · PoliticsPortugal's Family Courts Reject Mother-Blaming in Custody Disputes
Discover how Portugal's custody system holds both parents accountable. Practical advice and legal insights for expatriate families navigating disputes.
Transportation · EnvironmentUnderground Breakthrough: How Porto’s Twin Metro Lines Will Shrink Commutes
Porto metro expansion rolls out Pink and Rubi lines by 2026, cutting Douro commutes and linking Boavista to Gaia. Night works begin soon—stay informed.
Transportation · EconomyLisbon Targets 45 Flights an Hour as Airport Overhaul Looms
Lisbon airport upgrade seeks more slots. Learn works may delay flights, raise noise or rents, and what expats need to know. Key dates through 2028.
Economy · ImmigrationFrom Lisbon to Zürich: Mapping Portugal's Modern Diaspora
New data on the Portugal diaspora shows 2.1M nationals abroad, with Switzerland on top. See how this trend affects labour demand and housing costs.
Sports · EconomyBenfica’s Riviera Triumph Brings Lisbon Closer to Champions League Nights
Benfica’s 2-0 victory in Nice edges Lisbon toward Champions League riches—expect busier flights, pricier rooms and ticket frenzies next week.
Economy · CultureLisbon Judges Give Visão Breathing Room While Publisher Seeks Rescue
Visão liquidation on hold; judges seek creditor views. Keep up with the weekly's fate and what it means for Portugal's press.