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The European Union has approved new rules for driving licences, reinforcing road safety and harmonising penalties for serious offences.

A reform of Regulation (EU) 261/2004 paves the way for fees on hand luggage and drastically reduces compensation for flight delays and cancellations. 

An expat living in Portugal reveals four common mistakes that people who move to Portugal tend to make.

Groupe BPCE has signed on the 13th of june 2025 a Memorandum of Understanding for the acquisition of a 75% equity interest in novobanco, Portugal’s fourth-largest bank, from the private equity firm Lone Star Funds.

(Available in EN | RU) All Portugal News - weekly editions in English and Russian about everything that is happening that is interesting and relevant in Portugal. Latest news, cultural events, economy, society and the stories of the people who make the real life of the country happen.

In 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) finds itself in the "chasm of disillusionment," a term from the Gartner hype cycle that refers to a period when inflated expectations are replaced by disappointment due to failure to deliver promised results.

Low-cost airlines have gone further than just eyeing the possibility of standing seats – they are now aiming to make it a reality to debut in 2026. 

In the world of technology, IT project failure has become almost the norm. According to a study by Professor Bent Flyvbjerg of Oxford, published in The Economist, many IT projects run into serious problems due to a lack of preparation and a poor approach to planning.

In English-speaking countries such as the US, UK, Canada and Australia, remote working has become an integral part of the working culture. According to the Global Survey of Working Arrangements, employees in the UK work remotely an average of 1.8 days per week, which is higher than the international average of 1.3 days.

(Available in EN | RU) All Portugal News - weekly editions in English and Russian about everything that is happening that is interesting and relevant in Portugal. Latest news, cultural events, economy, society and the stories of the people who make the real life of the country happen.

Julia Varshavskaya is a journalist, a contributor to Forbes Woman since 2019, a diversity&inclusion specialist, a researcher on the history of the women's movement and female emigration, a trustee of the women's football school GirlPower and several charitable foundations. In addition to her main work, Julia gives historical lectures on the women's agenda.

Make your project stand out! Applications for the European Fund Awards are now open - if you have a funded project and want to see it recognised, this is your chance.

The Government has announced that it will launch 95 tenders in April and May for Portugal 2030 (PT2030). The tenders will exceed €1,059 million and sign 800 Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) contracts. 

In the video, we've put together the essential points for a robust application - submit yours and contribute to the recognition of projects that transform the European landscape.

"2000 Years of Love" is an a cappella journey through the history of love songs - from the ancient beauty of Seikilos' Epitaph to the modern magic of "A Tale as Old as Time."

Welcome to All Portugal Space, a place where ideas, people and opportunities meet! On 19 May 2024 we opened a space created for those who live, work and develop in Portugal. And over the past year it has become a point of attraction for creative entrepreneurs, professionals and anyone who wants to be part of a vibrant community. What is All Portugal Space? A platform for events: business meetings, forums, masterclasses, presentations, conferences. Photography studio: professi

The All Portugal Festival is a unique event for immigrants living in Portugal and anyone interested in new opportunities, adaptation and traditions.

And in December 2023 All Portugal project gathered guests to find ‘their own’ in a new home.

The idea of the festival is to create a platform where guests can exchange experiences, learn about each other and create new business and personal connections through the All Portugal mobile app.

The project focuses on supporting third culture children in their adaptation to new cultural, linguistic and social environments, as well as unlocking their potential for successful development in a global world.