Latest news from Lisbon.
From Benfica's riverside pitches to the concrete courts of Mouraria, recreational football, padel and basketball clubs served up some of the summer's sharpest action between June 28 and July 3.
From the Tagus riverfront to the hills of Monsanto, the city's routes, facilities and clubs are under growing pressure as triathlon and running numbers surge.
From Beato to Mouraria, the city's startup wave is changing rents, commutes and daily life for ordinary Lisboetas — here's what's actually happening.
With the Serra de Sintra Extreme Circuit finals less than two weeks away, the city's adventure sport community is moving fast.
Upstart investment platform Caixote Capital is turning everyday Portuguese savers into micro-investors — and the numbers suggest it's onto something.
As food costs climb and working hours stay long, more Lisboetas are turning to batch cooking and structured meal planning to keep their tables healthy without losing their minds.
From Iranian succession uncertainty to European heatwave disruptions, the forces reshaping global commerce are hitting Lisbon's importers, exporters and logistics firms harder than the headlines suggest.
From AI-powered desk booking to climate-controlled micro-campuses in Mouraria, the products and platforms reshaping how Portugal's capital works are arriving faster than anyone expected.
Portugal's capital is sprinting toward a renewable future, but the race is generating its own set of losers, ethical blind spots, and uncomfortable trade-offs.
From the long-delayed Alcântara metro link to new Tagus waterfront access roads, major transport decisions this week are reshaping how the capital moves.
A spike in tourist-area robberies and a serious incident on one of the city's most crowded routes have pushed public safety back to the top of the municipal agenda.
The Chiado-headquartered lender is betting its future on embedded finance infrastructure — and the timing could not be more pointed.
Venture capital is flooding into Lisbon's tech scene, and residents from Mouraria to Parque das Nações are already living differently because of it.
From AI-powered traffic grids in Mouraria to a new digital services portal launching in late 2026, the Portuguese capital is plotting its most ambitious gov-tech overhaul yet.
As rents in Mouraria hit record highs and the Montenegro government pushes through Golden Visa reforms, a new European comparison shows Lisbon making some right moves—and some familiar mistakes.
A decade of housing displacement, expat enrollment surges, and chronic underfunding has pushed the capital's public school system to a breaking point that policymakers are only beginning to confront.
From Parque das Nações to the Mouraria startup corridors, Portugal's capital is quietly rewriting the rules on digital safety — and the world's biggest tech firms are paying attention.
From the hilltop terraces of Graça to the riverside paths of Belém, a new wave of early risers is reclaiming Lisbon's outdoor spaces — one sun salutation at a time.
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