Latest news and stories about mobility in europe in Portugal for expats and residents.
Portugal is set to implement updated vehicle inspection regulations in alignment with EU road safety standards, aiming to enhance overall transport security.
A recent report reveals that half of Europeans do not utilize public transport, with Portugal exceeding this average, while countries like Luxembourg, Estonia, and Sweden show the highest usage rates.
Cape Verdean minister argues that the CPLP “fulfilled its functions” despite limitations and calls for a debate on the future of the organisation, pointing to challenges in mobility, funding, and cooperation.
Portugal has introduced a new European-wide mobile application designed to streamline and speed up border control processes. This initiative aims to enhance travel efficiency across borders within the European Union, reducing wait times and improving the overall border crossing experience for travelers. The app represents Portugal's effort to modernize border management and facilitate smoother mobility within Europe.
A concise overview of the new EU–India deal: the main policy and trade changes it introduces (tariff and regulatory cooperation, investment and services, mobility and digital links), why it is considered historic in terms of scale and geopolitical significance, and the likely gains for Portugal — including export opportunities, increased investment, stronger political and strategic ties, and closer cooperation on technology and green energy.
