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European Heritage Days 2026 Continues Across Europe

33 clusters · 416 sources · last updated

Latest: European Heritage Days 2026 concludes in Poland

The 43rd edition of the European Heritage Days, held throughout late 2026, continues to highlight themes such as ‘Photography Heritage’ and ‘Heritage in Peril: Revive, Resist, Reimagine’. Coordinated by the Council of Eu

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Heróis da Fruta school nutrition project in Portugal

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Cascais school project improves student eating habits

The ‘Heróis da Fruta’ (Fruit Heroes) project, a collaboration between the University of Lisbon’s Institute of Environmental Health and the Portuguese Association Against Childhood Obesity (APCOI), has demonstrated succes

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Brazil health challenges: diabetes, heart, and obesity

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Latest: Brazil obesity rates triple in three decades, Lancet study shows

Diabetes remains a critical health crisis in Brazil, which ranks among the highest globally with approximately 16.6 million cases. The disease can lead to severe complications such as kidney damage, neuropathy, vision lo

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Orca interactions with vessels in Spain

3 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Orcas attacking boats in Iberia may be playing, study finds

A series of encounters involving orcas attacking sailboats has been reported off the coast of Spain. In the Vigo estuary, a group of orcas led by a matriarch known as ‘Abuela Toñi’ caused significant damage to a vessel’s

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Socioeconomic and structural educational inequality in PT

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Latest: Portugal education report reveals regional disparities and vocational barriers

Educational inequality in Portugal is driven by socioeconomic, regional, and structural barriers. Socioeconomic factors, including childhood poverty, low wages, and the rising cost of living, significantly limit access t

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Portugal higher education enrollment and rental demand surge

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Latest: University of Porto opens 307 vacancies for second admissions phase

Portugal’s higher-education system saw a significant surge in interest during the summer 2026 application cycle. Following the launch of the University of Minho’s first public-sector dual-degree bachelor programmes, the

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