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Nikolai Haram Svorte crowned world’s best sommelier in Lisbon

Nikolai Haram Svorte crowned world’s best sommelier in Lisbon

Norwegian sommelier Nikolai Haram Svorte has been crowned the ASI Best Sommelier of the World 2026, following a tense final at Lisbon’s Coliseum (Coliseu dos Recreios). The prestigious competition, organised

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New Sagres Sessions festival puts Algarve surf back in spotlight

New Sagres Sessions festival puts Algarve surf back in spotlight

The western Algarvet town of Sagres is getting a new three-day surf festival this autumn, with the first Sagres Sessions promising everything from competitions and adaptive surfing to live music,

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Parliament backs tighter SNS rules for non-resident foreigners

Parliament backs tighter SNS rules for non-resident foreigners

Portugal’s Parliament has given its initial approval to proposals tightening the rules governing access to the National Health Service (SNS) for foreigners who do not live in the country, including

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Portugal fuel prices: Diesel set to rise 4.5 cents next week, petrol gets slight relief

Portugal fuel prices: Diesel set to rise 4.5 cents next week, petrol gets slight relief

Portuguese motorists face another sharp increase in the price of diesel from Monday, with prices expected to rise by 4.5 cents per litre, while petrol is forecast to become 1.5

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Government ‘will not give in to shouts from the street’ over housing protests – minister

Government ‘will not give in to shouts from the street’ over housing protests - minister

Portugal’s government has hardened its rhetoric over the housing protests in Porto, warning that it “will not give in to shouts from the street” and insisting the country’s housing crisis

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