Beach erosion puts European seaside holidays at risk
The data on global warming suggests that many seaside resorts in Atlantic and Mediterranean Europe could lose their beaches due to sand erosion caused by rising sea levels and human activity.
Lisbon and Stockholm, the corona-exceptions
Both capitals have opted for opposing mobility models – with and without restrictions. However the epidemic’s impact has not been in line with those of neighbouring countries, but rather, like those on the other side of the European continent.
Threat of government resignations on the eve of the campaign
António Costa, the Portuguese Prime Minister, the man who is supposedly inspiring Pedro Sánchez in Spain at the moment – ended up forming a socialist government in 2015 with the parliamentary support of the left, communists and the Left Bloc (sister party to Podemos) – is entering these European elections with some apprehension.
Why Portugal isn’t doing as well as one might think
While the economic turnaround is undeniable, Portugal’s recovery still conceals some grey areas.
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