“Zina, Lyliia and Tatyana found refuge from the war in Portugal. A year after the invasion, they decided to return home. There are more than 5.6 million Ukrainians who have already done so, despite the drag on the conflict,” Público writes.
Portugal stands in solidarity with Ukraine, Foreign Minister Augusto Santos Silva said on Tuesday…READ MORE
By Thursday, 215 Ukrainians had canceled their requests for temporary protection in Portugal, 55 more than at the end of April…READ MORE
The episodes of discrimination against Russians living in Portugal have multiplied since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine and come in the form of phone calls, texts, and social
Galp CEO Andy Brown gives his perspective on the current energy crisis and the energy effects of the escalating tension on Ukraine’s borders…READ MORE (full text for paid subscribers)
In the Portuguese city of Rio Tinto, the Russian community has been leaving aid anonymously at the Immigrants Friendship Association…READ MORE
“For the PCP, all Ukrainians who don’t accept being Russian are neo-Nazis,” said Pavlo Sadokha, president of the association, according to Observador…READ MORE
The Association of Ukrainians in Portugal alerted “more than a month ago” Serviço de Informações de República Portuguesa — the Portuguese secret services — to the presence of undercover agents in
“Our association was founded in 2002 to address the needs of immigrants, we work with everyone,” said Igor Khashin, also insisting that he is not a Russian spy…READ MORE
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