Portugal’s recent ban on the burqa and niqab is largely symbolic. While full-face veils are now restricted, more pressing issues - such as compulsory headscarves for girls and Chega’s statements affecting religious freedom - remain unaddressed.
Some moments deserve to last forever, and that’s exactly what Benjamin Begin achieves through his photography. A French native who found a new home in Madeira, he has captured the island for years and offers unique photo tours. Here is his story.
Homeownership in Madeira has become a luxury for many. Tiny houses combine affordability and practicality, offering a potential solution to Madeira's housing crisis
A man deliberately set fire to the Cristiano Ronaldo statue in Funchal filming the act and a subsequent dance performance which he later shared online.
After yesterday's presidential elections, Miguel Albuquerque described the results as a monumental defeat and expressed concern about the possibility of a socialist being elected president.
Does Madeira want three Salazars? After making highly controversial remarks in Funchal last October, André Ventura returns - conquering the island in the presidential elections.
António José Seguro (PS) is projected to win the first round of the presidential election and is expected to face André Ventura (Chega) in a second-round contest on 8 February.
Between ceremony and authority, Portugal’s presidency reveals its influence at decisive moments. Here’s what the Portuguese President can - and cannot - do under the Constitution.
A first in 40 Years: Portugal is heading towards an extremely fragmented election today, last time seen in 1986.
Donald Trump announced tariffs on key EU nations today to force a deal on Denmark handing over Greenland. This hypothetical outlook plays through how escalating tensions could unfold
Traveling Madeira by bus? With SIGA continuing to reshape the island’s public transport, here are 20 up-to-date answers to travel Madeira with ease. Got more questions? Leave a comment!