Voters in Portugal went to the polls on Sunday for the country’s third general election in three years, with Prime Minister ...

Immigration and cost of living crisis on voters’ minds as they head to polling booths to elect the next government.

In this southern region of Portugal, which last year attracted 1.2 million British tourists, the far-right Chega party is ...

Voting in the European Union member state comes at a time when the bloc is grappling with trade and geopolitical turmoil.

Following are the main parties running in Portugal's general election on Sunday, its third in just over three years. Opinion ...

Portuguese political parties were wrapping up their campaigns on Lisbon's streets on Friday ahead of a general election on ...

Sunday’s snap vote is being held two months after Prime Minister Luís Montenegro’s government fell as a result of the so-called Spinumviva scandal.

Portugal's political scene is abuzz as parties prepare for the country's third early general election in three years. Prime ...

Andre Ventura, the leader of Portugal's far-right party Chega, collapsed at a rally just days before the general election.

The leader of Portugal's third largest party fell ill while speaking at a rally in Tavira in the Algarve. Hospital sources ...

CHEGA leader suffered “acid reflux with hypertensive spike”; André Ventura advised to rest and take care of himself ...

The leader of Chega, a hard-right party whose popularity has surged in recent years, was speaking in Tavira in the Algarve on Tuesday evening when he started to feel unwell. Ventura was rushed to ...