Costa’s cowardice and lack of scruples could lead him to normalise extremist policies without a thought.

The Socialist Party, which is devoid of leadership and a sense of public service, has gotten what it deserves.

With the national conservative Chega almost tripling its vote, Lisbon has fired the starter pistol for populist success in Europe’s 2024 elections.

After fifty years of ‘restoring democracy’ in Portugal, the people are turning against globalisation.

Portugal is being transformed by mass immigration—in all likelihood, irreversibly.

Change is in the air as national populists Chega go from strength to strength following a grift scandal that brought down the ruling socialists.

The snap election comes after a green grift scandal toppled the ruling socialists.

Those who set the direction of what came to be called the National Revolution didn’t quite know what they wanted, but they certainly knew what they didn’t want: the growing radicalisation and constitutional crises, against a threatening backdrop of Communism, seen elsewhere in postwar Europe.

The informal Atlantic alliance came together in preparation for the June EU Council meeting.

Touted as a ‘Green Energy Corridor,’ the undersea pipeline will be designed to carry natural gas, hydrogen, and other renewable gases.

The result exceeded expectation: the socialist party won the legislative elections held on Sunday, January 30th, in Portugal. Even though it was announced to be in close competition with the center-right, Partido Socialista (PS) managed to obtain the absolute majority of seats. Unlike the previous elections of 2019, PS can now do without a coalition […]

The Costa government had promised a break with the austerity policies imposed by the European Union. But political analysts use the word “disenchantment” to characterize the policies of the governing party. The socialist Costa government is now paying for the effects of the pandemic on the Portuguese economy.