Also in today’s newsletter, a warning sign from the US solar sector
From an architect-designed villa amid pine forest and sand dunes to a cluster of seven wooden cabins with direct beach access
Election result signals end of dominance of two centrist forces and could produce another fragile minority government
Some large electricity generators were not doing their job to help control voltage, claims parent company’s chair
Being pro-Trump pays dividends as European politics swings sharply right
Anti-immigration Chega party ties with Socialists for second place as Democratic Alliance secures most seats
Last month’s outage has revived a decades-long dispute over cross-border electricity connections
Governing Democratic Alliance seeks to stave off anti-immigrant Chega party in Sunday’s parliamentary election
Madrid says ‘everything remains on the table’ as it seeks to identify the cause of massive April 28 outage
Lisbon paused imports from its neighbour ‘as a precaution’ after catastrophic blackout on April 28
If governments want to decarbonise while maintaining public trust, they will need to invest in the right infrastructure
Governments must invest in electricity resilience alongside the green transition
PM Pedro Sánchez vows to hold energy companies to account as recriminations fly
Residents of tourist hotspots have long demanded that Airbnb-style letting platforms be banned. But booking numbers in Europe — and housing costs — are still rising
Finance minister says Lisbon will not let rearmament costs threaten budget surplus secured after years of austerity
Cost of a basket of eight common tourist purchases cheapest in popular Portuguese destination
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro loses confidence vote over consultancy he tried to transfer to his family
The 97-year-old Brazilian has opened a foundation in Portugal to house the world’s most significant selection of Ming and Qing export porcelain
The history of global trade challenges Ricardo’s enduring economic theory
Mariana Teixeira de Carvalho has placed her grandfather’s world-class collection at the heart of a brand new museum
Drawn by an outdoor lifestyle and architecturally savvy developments, a youthful cohort is setting up home on the lush volcanic island
Low taxes are just one factor influencing where young people decide to set up
Centre-right government bets on 10 years of tax breaks to stop brain drain
As an artificial lake on the Iberian peninsula attracts more businesses, it has become a victim of its own success
As the casino city approaches the 25th anniversary of its handover to China, the challenges for the expat community are growing
