Author of more than 30 novels, including Fado Alexandrino and The Inquisitors’ Manual, was widely seen as one of the most important voices in modern Portuguese literature ...

In a career studded with literary awards, he was the author of dozens of books that grappled with his nation’s legacy of dictatorship and colonialism.

Portugal's government ordered a day of national mourning for writer Antonio Lobo Antunes, internationally acclaimed for his ...

Angolan President João Lourenço has signed into law new legislation that regulates the operation of nongovernmental organizations and other groups in the country.

The United States government on March 2, 2026, announced sanctions on Rwanda’s military and four senior commanders because of their support for the abusive M23 armed group in the Democratic Republic ...

While no official details have been confirmed, a viral rumour suggested the group may be in Lisbon for professional commitments. One widely shared post claimed BTS could be filming a music video for a ...

Egyptian champions Ahly have completed the signing of Portuguese-Angolan striker Ieltsin Camões on loan from Norwegian side Tromsø until the end of the current season, the club announced on Saturday.

This was the first time that a Portuguese army was completely wiped out in battle. This gave King Senarat the possibility of ending Portuguese domination by taking the fortress of Colombo. As we have ...

Portuguese football has been struck by tragedy. Nassur Bacém, 27, a player for LGC Moncarapachense, died suddenly during an Algarve Cup match against Imortal DC. Just fifteen minutes into the game, ...

The Portuguese Army is undergoing an overhaul of its platforms with the latest move towards Boxer 8x8 vehicles marking a major step in reforming and modernising its brigades. Portugal plans to buy 90 ...

Angola’s National Museum of Slavery seeks to help descendants of enslaved people reconnect with their enduring history of resilience. With the National Museum of Slavery, Angola is positioning itself ...

Those who have visited Portugal often get the sense that the country turns its back on the rest of Europe, instead gazing out over the Atlantic – with Africa to the south and Brazil across the ocean.