
Amid Migration Crisis, Portugal Turns Right on Citizenship
A new government agreement with Chega could reshape one of Europe’s most liberal citizenship regimes.

A new government agreement with Chega could reshape one of Europe’s most liberal citizenship regimes.

Public sector workers across Portugal staged a wage strike demanding a 15% pay rise, far above the government’s offer.

Inspectors have ordered Lisbon’s remaining cable railway services to stay closed as investigations following the September catastrophe reveal serious safety failures.

Portugal’s transport safety agency is set to publish on Monday its first findings on the accident that killed 16 people in early September.

Lisbon joins a growing list of European capitals restricting full-face coverings amid debates over women’s rights, security, and religious freedom.

The government in Lisbon can brag about having eliminated its budget deficit. How does this benefit the economy—if at all?

André Ventura’s party wins control of three municipalities, doubling its vote since 2021 and cementing its place as a patriotic alternative to Portugal’s establishment.

Chega’s victories mark a milestone in the party’s growth, building a municipal base just six years after its founding.

The blood of innocents cannot be the legitimate currency of international consecration.

While it is true that politicians of all beliefs and creeds are susceptible to corruption, the Left is particularly problematic in this regard.