Kenyan Owen Korir Kapkama and Ethiopian Emmy Jepkemoi Mutai are the main contenders among the 15,000 participants.

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Most of the world's housing markets cooled at the start of 2026, but Portugal moved in the opposite direction, recording the ...

Manuel Castro Almeida, Minister for Economy and Territorial Cohesion, has confirmed that the Government is set to allocate ...

The decree creating the temporary Working Group for the prevention and combating of harmful practices, such as female genital mutilation, child marriages and honour killings, was published in the ...

According to a resolution from the Council of Ministers on 4 September, the government wants Air France-KLM and Lufthansa to improve their offers to acquire up to 44.9 percent of TAP and has therefore ...

Abnildo d’Oliveira argues that São Tomé and Príncipe should move from an economy focused primarily on primary production ...

The heart of King Pedro IV, kept since the 1930s in the mausoleum of the Church of Lapa in Porto, will be on display again on ...

Espaço Portas do Sol, in Portimão, closed its doors on 1 September 2026, after twelve years of hosting and promoting activities in the fields of culture, art and wellbeing.

The government wants to have a solution within four months for the water shortage on the south bank of the Tagus River, ...

Around 231,000 people visited this year’s Porto Book Fair, making it the second most popular edition the event has ever held.

American tourists are increasingly discovering Northern Portugal, with the US now becoming the leading foreign tourism market in the Douro.