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Portugal

pandemic prescriptions Aug. 13, 2020

The European Cities Using the Pandemic As a Cure for AirbnbWith tourism at a low ebb, Lisbon, Barcelona, and other cities are moving to bring balance back to their housing market.

By Vincent Bevins
the urbanist June 26, 2019

A Pastry Chef’s Guide to LisbonExperimental cocktails, secret-recipe pastéis de nata, and a tile museum.

As told to Trupti Rami
summer travel Apr. 4, 2018

16 Obscure-ish Islands for Mostly Middle-of-Nowhere VacationingSwim amid the mangrove trees in Thailand, scoot through coastal vineyards in Turkey — or do nothing at all.

Nov. 14, 2016

Another Portuguese Statue Demolished in Pursuit of a SelfieWhy does this keep happening in Lisbon?

By Madison Malone Kircher
the sports section June 23, 2014

U.S. and Portugal Fans React to Yesterday’s DrawOn the scene with U.S. fans at Lonestar Bar and Grill and Portugal fans at Pao.

By Konstantin Sergeyev, Alyssa Tanchajja, and Joe DeLessio
the sports section June 23, 2014

World Cup GIF Recap: The United States’ Devastating Draw With PortugalHeads hang across America.

By Adam K. Raymond and Dan McQuade
Diplomacy Sept. 6, 2012

Exports: Top Chef and Actual Chefs Being Shipped Overseas’Top Chef’ goes to Europe, and top chefs go abroad.

By Kara Baskin
May 11, 2011

The 10 Most Ridiculous Portuguese Translations of Judd Apatow Movie TitlesAs a Portuguese fan of comedy, I’ve been plagued by ludicrous translations of American movie titles. Thing do tend to get lost in translation […]

By Rodrigo Nogueira
international intrigue Nov. 23, 2010

Is Ireland Patient X for the Next Financial Contagion?Things don’t look good for Spain or Portugal.

By Nitasha Tiku
world cup June 30, 2010

Paraguay, Spain to the Quarters; Ronaldo to the Tanning BedSpain and Paraguay advance to the quarterfinals.

By Josh Dean
world cup June 22, 2010

A Good Day for España, and a Bad One for Dear LeaderSpain rebounds in its second-round game, and now it’s time for the final round of group games.

By Josh Dean
politics June 21, 2010

20,000 People, and No Presidents, Attend José Saramago’s FuneralThe president of Portugal is a no-show for José Saramago’s funeral.

By Willa Paskin
world cup June 16, 2010

All Hail the All WhitesNew Zealand ties, and North Korea holds its own.

By Josh Dean

world cup June 15, 2010

Your World Cup Morning Brings Yet Two More DrawsTies! Ties! Ties!

By Will Leitch
world cup May 20, 2010

World Cup Preview: Group GOur World Cup preview of Group G.

By Will Leitch
the gods must be crazy May 11, 2010

Pope: ‘The Greatest Persecution of the Church Doesn’t Come From Enemies on the Outside But Is Born From the Sins Within the Church’Maybe the Church’s latest troubles aren’t the fault of the ‘Times’ after all!

By Chris Rovzar
Sandwichland Apr. 6, 2009

NYC Still Not the Sandwichiest City of Them AllA new opening date for the Crosby Connection, and a recipe for the most abominable hot dog ever dreamed up.

By Daniel Maurer
summer travel

16 Obscure-ish Islands for Mostly Middle-of-Nowhere VacationingSwim amid the mangrove trees in Thailand, scoot through coastal vineyards in Turkey — or do nothing at all.