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All news stories from Lisbon.
From Mouraria to Marvila, the rapid expansion of Lisbon's foreign-born community is reshaping services, rents and daily life for the Portuguese residents who have lived here for generations.
From a NATO relocation bonus to a housing market that has priced out nurses and teachers, the pressures reshaping Lisbon didn't arrive overnight — here's the timeline that brought us to this moment.
From Alfama to Alcântara, the city's accelerating sustainability agenda is reshaping neighbourhoods, squeezing car owners, and raising urgent questions about who pays the price.
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.
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 Alfama rent ceilings to the relocation of a major NATO cyber agency, the people shaping Lisbon's future are speaking — and not always agreeing.
From Mouraria to Marvila, ordinary Lisboetas are struggling to stay in the city as rents climb past €1,800 a month and the summer tourist wave brings fresh strain to already stretched neighbourhoods.
Mouraria and Intendente residents push back against overtourism. Lisbon studies—and rejects—solutions tried in Barcelona and Amsterdam.
Municipal figures reveal how severe Lisbon's housing crisis has become, putting pressure on Mayor Moedas to act before summer recess.
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