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A unique concert program featuring solo pieces, four-hand piano duets, and world premieres of original compositions written exclusively for this recital.

Income earned abroad in Portugal must be declared All income earned by Portuguese resident taxpayers abroad, as well as bank accounts,...

A flashlight, whistle, food, water, and everything essential for our survival" were some of the items she advised everyone to have, adding the importance of having a battery-powered radio

Portugal offers diversity, from historic cities to picturesque coastal villages. According to Eurostat, around 77.8% of the country's residents are homeowners, which is above the EU average. Foreigners are also actively investing in Portuguese property, especially thanks to programmes such as the non-resident tax regime.

What awaits us after death? This question has been asked by pharaohs and philosophers, priests and scientists, children and old people. Some see death as the gateway to eternity, others as the final point.

The possible collapse of the dollar: what could lead to a weakening of the US currency

All Portugal Space: from idea to realisation of a space of possibilities

Spain: Europe's economic star in 2024

We all love a good story. It's not numbers or facts that we memorise, it's what evokes emotion. So why is there still so much that is boring and dry in business?

Time is a strange substance. It stretches in a queue, flies on holiday, slows down in sadness and disappears in love. Someone considers it a resource, someone - an enemy, someone - a friend. In some cultures it is scheduled by the minute, in others it floats like a cloud in the sky.

Why business school graduates are finding it increasingly difficult to find jobs

Not so long ago, non-alcoholic beer was considered a drink for pregnant women, drivers and those who "temporarily don't drink". Today it is a fashionable choice, a symbol of awareness and part of a new drinking culture.

Once it was science fiction to change a gene to defeat a disease or enhance intelligence. Today, it's a reality, and as The Economist writes, genetic engineering is already changing not just medicine but the very understanding of human beings.