Portugal

Portuguese olive oil brand Andorinha, from Grupo Sovena, has signed a licensing agreement with BBC Studios to launch products featuring the children's animated series Bluey on their labels. The deal also covers Oliveira da Serra, sold in Portugal. The products will be available in the second half of 2026.

21. april 2026 Rapporteret af AI

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva proposed Portugal as a gateway for Brazilian companies into the European Union during a visit to Lisbon. Alongside Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, he defended the Mercosul-EU agreement and praised partnerships like Embraer's. The statement was made on April 21, 2026.

Portugal will send a trio of athletes to the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics, marking the country's tenth appearance at the Games. The team features returning cross-country skier José Cabeça and alpine skiing siblings Vanina and Emeric Guerillot. None have medaled before, but they aim to break Portugal's winless streak in winter sports.

23. januar 2026 Rapporteret af AI

Det tyske håndboldlandshold startede EM-hovedrunden med sejr 32:30 over Portugal. Kaptajn Johannes Golla fik rødt kort i 53. minut, men EHF-disciplinærkommissionen frikendte ham for suspension. Han er til rådighed til lørdagens kamp mod Norge.

Daniel Sahagoff, owner of the Cantaloup and Loup restaurants in São Paulo, shares the secrets to keeping a brand relevant for nearly three decades and the hurdles of expanding to Portugal. In an interview with Veja, he highlights the positive moment for Brazilian chefs in international guides and festivals, but warns of business challenges like licenses and investments in foreign currency. The expansion includes a new unit in a São Paulo hospital and another in Portugal, drawn by growing tourism.

11. december 2025 Rapporteret af AI

Eleven entrants in Portugal's Festival da Canção have refused to represent the country at Eurovision 2026 if selected, protesting Israel's participation amid allegations of human rights violations in Gaza. The artists' joint statement highlights inconsistencies in the European Broadcasting Union's (EBU) policies compared to Russia's exclusion. Portugal's broadcaster RTP vows to proceed with the selection process and contest entry.