Safe spaces are over: women exposed to dangers
Maintaining boundaries based on biological sex is not discriminatory but necessary to prevent humiliation and danger.
Portuguese influencer who was stalked and threatened sees her nightmare end with 'stalker' conviction
The threats began after the nurse and mother of three publicly supported euthanasia during a televised debate.
Former Sporting physiotherapist accused of trafficking anabolic steroids in 'Operation Harry Potter'
Pedro Roque, who worked with the rink hockey team, is one of the suspects in Operation Harry Potter, which arrested four people caught in the act.
Celebrities affected by hospital body blunder
Another (rare) ‘hospital mix-up’ – when the wrong body is released to a family for burial – happened this week in Lisbon, but it differs from the norm by involving The post Celebrities affected by hospital body blunder appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Clérigos Tower partially evacuated after battery short circuit
The fire started on the building's top floor. No injuries have been reported.
Clérigos Tower partially evacuated on Friday
The Clérigos Tower was partially evacuated in the early afternoon on Friday due to a battery fire on the upper floor of the monument, a Porto City Council source told Lusa. The alert was raised at 12:41 and, by the time emergency services arrived, the situation had already been resolved by the personnel ...
Clérigos Tower partially evacuated after battery short circuit
Part of Porto's Torre dos Clérigos was evacuated after a battery experienced a short circuit. Emergency services attended the scene and the situation is being assessed.
Porto City Council 'will know how to act' if Eskada nightclub disturbs residents' peace
The nightclub was recently authorised to extend its opening hours.
Coach Sá Pinto is one of the Portuguese who chose to remain in Iran
Coach Ricardo Sá Pinto is one of ten Portuguese nationals who have chosen not to leave Iran despite the protests and unrest. He told RTP that the atmosphere in the capital is now calmer.
Witches acquitted of fraud totalling €275,000
The women promised to cure illnesses and remove the evil eye. The court released the accused, who had been held in custody for a year and a half.
Young people are the most vulnerable part of society
Jorge Silva Carvalho, an expert in Information and Defence Affairs, analyses the rise of radicalisation at increasingly younger ages.
José Raposo makes a desperate plea after his son falls victim to a robbery
Ricardo Raposo reported the theft on social media.
Gouveia e Melo faz descida de 'rafting' pelo Paiva e alerta para problema dos incêndios
Brazilian carnival groups demand support from Lisbon City Council for street carnival
The União dos Blocos has highlighted delays, breakdowns in dialogue and a lack of guarantees from the Lisbon City Council regarding the parades scheduled for February 2026.
"We were punished for something for which we are not to blame." Tantura restaurant closes after antisemitic attacks
Tantura restaurant has shut its doors after a series of antisemitic attacks. The owners say “we were punished for something for which we are not to blame”, citing safety concerns and sustained hostility that made operating impossible.
'Hacker' exposes 37 Portuguese signed up to the 'Nazi Tinder'
A German hacker deleted the platform live during a conference in Hamburg and revealed the profiles of 8,000 users.
The wrong victims
An Israeli restaurant, Tantura, was forced to close in Lisbon after threats, boycotts and anti‑Semitic vandalism.
Vandalism, boycotts and antisemitic threats force closure of Israeli restaurant in Lisbon
This Saturday, 10 January, marks the end of Tantura in Bairro Alto, Lisbon. The owners cite the 'alarming rise of antisemitism worldwide' as the reason for the closure, which has led to acts of vandalism, defamation, 'hostile campaigns and a total boycott' of the restaurant.
Messages 'frame' Miguel Arruda's wife, who will also stand trial for handling stolen goods
The PSP caught Miguel Arruda's domestic worker wearing clothes stolen by the former Chega MP.
Israeli restaurant in Lisbon announces closure after 'hostile campaigns'
Tantura had been open for nearly ten years and will close on Saturday, the owners said on Instagram.
Miguel Arruda's wife warned him: "Do you know there are cameras at airports?"
A former Chega MP is accused of giving part of the loot from suitcases he stole at the airport to his spouse, the indictment states: clothing, footwear and even a computer.
Ambulances held up at Faro Emergency Department due to shortage of doctors and rise in patient numbers
The Clinical Directorate of the Algarve Local Health Unit told CM that there had been a peak in attendances.
What on earth is fire?
A chronicle of a forest turned upside down, caught between carbon and calamity. Opinion by Pedro Portugal
6pm — Chega lodged a complaint over shots fired with prohibited weapons in Lisbon
At 18:00, the Chega party lodged a formal complaint reporting incidents of shots fired using prohibited weapons in Lisbon.
