Preliminary Eurostat data reveals Spain and Portugal grew at more than double the eurozone average in Q4 2025, driven by resilient domestic demand and strategic advantages, while the broader bloc's recovery remains uneven.
A final opinion poll indicates a commanding lead for moderate Socialist Antonio Jose Seguro over Chega's Andre Ventura in Sunday's decisive presidential vote, a contest seen as a referendum on the far-right's rising influence in Portuguese politics.
The Portuguese government has launched a massive financial aid package, combining loans and direct support, to accelerate recovery from the deadly Storm Kristin which left a trail of destruction across the country last week.
A surge of spending by newly formed, opaque super PACs is reshaping key Democratic congressional primaries in Illinois, with candidates trading accusations about ties to pro-Israel groups and the sources of funds remaining undisclosed until after voters cast their ballots.
A surge in Venezuelan crude imports, following a landmark U.S.-brokered supply deal, is overwhelming Gulf Coast refiners, creating a supply glut and forcing steep price discounts as the market struggles to absorb the sudden influx.
Just days after deadly Storm Kristin left a trail of destruction, Portugal and Spain are preparing for the arrival of Storm Leonardo, with authorities warning of renewed flood risks and disruption.
The iconic blue-and-white village of Sidi Bou Said, a jewel of Tunisia's cultural heritage, is grappling with severe landslide risks after unprecedented rainfall. Experts warn that urgent conservation measures are needed to prevent irreversible damage to its historic slopes, as climate change and urban pressure compound the crisis.
A relentless series of winter storms continues to batter Portugal and Spain, with the latest, Storm Leonardo, claiming a life and leaving a young girl missing. Authorities brace for the next system as damage estimates soar into the billions.
A relentless barrage of storms has brought Spain and Portugal to a crisis point, with critical infrastructure failing and thousands evacuated as rivers and reservoirs threaten catastrophic overflow.
While Plug Power celebrates a major 100MW electrolyzer installation in Portugal, expanding its European footprint, the company faces headwinds at home with layoffs and a critical shareholder vote on measures that could dilute existing holdings. The moves highlight the stark contrast between its ambitious green energy projects and pressing financial realities.
As generative AI floods the digital landscape with 'slop,' tech giants from Microsoft to Anthropic are engaged in a high-stakes bidding war for a different kind of talent: master communicators and storytellers commanding salaries nearing $1 million.
A major international study warns that economic models used by governments and investors are dangerously underestimating climate risks, potentially setting the stage for a systemic financial crisis as global temperatures rise.
Arizona Democratic Congressman Greg Stanton has launched a scathing critique of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, demanding her immediate removal from office following controversial remarks and amid scrutiny over agency actions.
Skyrocketing insurance costs, climate risks, and hidden taxes are prompting a quiet exodus from traditional retirement magnets like Florida and Texas, as retirees seek a more sustainable balance of affordability and stability.
Nordex Group will supply 27 cold-climate optimized turbines for the Fageråsen Wind Farm in Sweden under a landmark deal with OX2, featuring a 25-year service agreement to power the region's green transition.
Brazil has emerged as the world's fastest-growing international tourist destination, with a record 9.3 million visitors in 2025. A surge in European travel and new direct flight routes, particularly from Spain, are credited for the historic boom that is reshaping the country's economy and global image.
A leaked Customs and Border Protection memo suggests Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's personal review of major contracts has slowed key border infrastructure projects, though the department disputes the claims.
Former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva's return to frontline politics is galvanizing Thailand's oldest party, the Democrats, injecting new uncertainty into a snap election and appealing to voters frustrated by limited choices.
A proposed UN framework could tie fossil fuel profits to climate reparations, but member states are split on the plan's feasibility and fairness, as legal battles against 'Big Oil' intensify globally.
The Spanish government has unveiled a bold legislative package aimed at prohibiting social media access for children under 16, citing risks from harmful content. The move has ignited a fierce backlash from tech mogul Elon Musk and set the stage for a wider European policy debate.
