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Buyers of the Jari Pará project's credits include international firms Janssen, 3M, CNN and BMW, and Brazilian media company Globo and bank Bradesco, which make such purchases to offset climate-heating emissions from their own businesses while also protecting forests. However, a Brazilian prosecutor, a Pará state attorney and researchers told Context that the Jari Pará REDD+ project contravenes Brazilian law because it has sold carbon credits based on an invalid claim to a 386...

How an ex art and fashion duo turned a rundown olive mill into a utopian stay in Portugal’s Alentejo region.

Lisbon is one of the oldest cities in Europe, and touring its museums is one of the best ways to get to know the city. Heres what to see.

The Portuguese Environment Agency (APA) have said that the situation of the dams in the Northeast Transmontano is very worrying, adding that they will soon meet...

The new moon glows in the sky above Turkey with the reflected light of Earth shining upon it in gorgeous photos by astrophotographer Miguel Claro.

After creating havoc at the funeral procession, the Mozambican police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disband a legal memorial march to celebrate the life and legacy of the people’s rapper, Azagaia.

Bartenders from all over the world will be competing in the International Flair bartending Contest taking place in Albufeira.

Ai Weiweis limited-edition cover for Wallpaper* explores surveillance, free speech, and humour as activism

International, MNA | EDP plans to invest 3 billion euros in Portugal until 2026, according to the strategic plan update, which corresponds to 12% of the total planned

International, MNA | The main organisation representing Portugal's public sector employees has accused the government of imposing illegal minimum service