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Blue Ocean 2026: Why 0.04% of "reds" will rule the world
Take a look at this infographic. It shows the current distribution of humanity by level of interaction with artificial intelligence as of February 2026.
1 day ago3 min read


How does screen time affect children's brain development?
Today's generation of children is growing up in a digital world full of interactive screens that are becoming an integral part of everyday life. However, it is important to consider how this affects their development. A recent study in the United States involving children aged three to five years old yielded alarming results.
1 day ago3 min read


A Step Toward Controlled Cellular Rejuvenation: How Science Is Learning to Restore Youth to Human Cells
For decades, the idea of cellular rejuvenation belonged more to science fiction than to serious medicine. Today, it is becoming a legitimate field of research.
Feb 105 min read


Five Common Mistakes When Applying for Portuguese Citizenship
The process of obtaining Portuguese citizenship is often considered one of the most accessible in Europe.
Feb 55 min read


2026: This Is AGI - Why This Year Is the Dawn of Functional General Intelligence
In their 2026 essay, Sequoia Capital argues that the era of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) - long thought to be decades away - is already here in a practical, functional form.
Feb 36 min read


All Portugal Media wins medal for best advertising film
The All Portugal Media project was awarded a medal for best advertising video at the international Festival du Film TPE PME 2025.
Jan 312 min read


The Frequency of Genius: How to Catch “Eureka” by the Tail
You know this moment. You can struggle with a complex problem for weeks — going in circles, getting frustrated, hitting dead ends. And then, suddenly — click.
Jan 315 min read


10-Day Digital Detox: A Finnish Teacher’s Method That Works
How can we reduce screen time without banning devices or causing conflict?
Jan 283 min read


New urban infrastructure
From delivery to construction: how robots are changing the infrastructure of cities around the world.
Jan 265 min read


The "Grey World Syndrome"
You're Not Lazy – You're Chemically ExhaustedYou’re not lazy. You’re unwell
Jan 125 min read


FATUM — The Living Soul of Lisbon Through Fado. 31/01/2026 19:00–20:30
Some music can play in the background. Fado doesn’t do background. It turns on inside you.FATUM isn’t a “fado show” in the usual sense, and it’s not just a concert.
Jan 82 min read


Dina Paulista: Why Lisbon and Fado Are Inseparable
Dina Paulista is a Lisbon native who doesn’t “perform” fado as much as she lives inside it.
Jan 83 min read


Pablo Lapidusas and Rem Urasin blend classical and jazz in a double concert in Lisbon
"Between the precision of classical music and the freedom of jazz," Pablo Lapidusas and Rem Urasin join forces for a concert in Lisbon on Saturday, with performances at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Dec 18, 20253 min read


Flexible Workers in Portugal: Opportunities and Challenges in a Changing Labor Market
In recent years, the number of flexible workers in Portugal has grown significantly. These workers, also known as gig workers, include freelancers, temporary employees hired through agencies, and platform workers (e.g., delivery drivers and ride-share drivers). Although this type of work provides flexibility, it also presents challenges related to job security, social protection, and income stability.
Dec 15, 20254 min read


Property tax reduction to cover short term contracts
The tax benefit covers all moderate rents, regardless of the contract term, according to the Government.
Dec 15, 20253 min read


A CHRISTMAS EVENING with Pablo Lapidusas & Rem Urasin
20/12/2025, 16:00 – 20:00
Lisboa, R. 2 da Matinha 5D, 1950-326 Lisboa, Portugal
Dec 12, 20251 min read


Multilateral Sports as a Lifestyle: Why It’s Important to Try Different Things and How One Person Built an Entire Community Around It
In the modern world, sports are increasingly perceived as choosing "the one" section: swimming or gymnastics, football or dance, boxing or yoga. Parents strive to place their child in one discipline "for results," while adults choose one familiar type of activity that can be easily added to their schedule. But in reality, the human body, and especially the brain, are far more complex and their needs cannot be met through a single-type activity.
Dec 11, 20256 min read


Photonics: The Technology That Will Replace Today’s Computers
Photonics is emerging as one of the most transformative technologies of the 21st century.
Dec 5, 20254 min read


Speaking Portuguese could help you live longer
A large percentage of expats in Portugal, especially in the Algarve, have little or no command of the Portuguese language.
Dec 2, 20255 min read


New rules for driver's licenses now in effect
New rules for driver's licenses in the European Union come into effect, allowing 17-year-olds to drive light vehicles alongside an experienced driver and introducing the digital license as the main format.
Nov 30, 20253 min read
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