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Opinion by Paula Cardoso
5 July 2024
This month we have a drink with Benjamim, the artist with as many identities as stories to tell.
May 1 2026
The Invisible Finger went to Talkfest – Music Fest Summit to talk to singer Selma Uamusse.
April 24th 2025
April 25th Special: Two distinct generations talk about the values of the revolution
19 December 2024
Lugar Comum is made up of unique people who tell us about what matters to everyone.
April 20, 2026
For many young people, higher education remains the natural, almost obligatory, path to securing a better future. Despite this, not all who choose this path find a reality that meets their expectations. In this project, we seek to understand, through in-depth reporting and video testimonies, what is really at stake in higher education in Portugal. What is driving young people away? What makes them stay or leave? And, above all, what kind of country are we building when studying becomes a privilege or a risk?
February 16 2026
Attacks on journalists, discrediting of independent media, spread of false information, dismantling of cultural institutions. Disinformation in Slovakia is growing with the sponsorship of political leaders, who bring it to the forefront. mainstream The narratives from the margins. With attacks and legislative changes tailored to specific needs, the polarization of society is intensifying, harming democracy and pro-European sentiment.
November 17, 2025
During the 20th century, Portugal's waterways benefited from the close and constant care of river wardens: figures of authority who patrolled the banks daily, mediated conflicts, and ensured the preservation of this common good. The profession was abolished in 1995. In recent years, in an attempt to meet the increasingly urgent challenges of preserving water resources, new river wardens have emerged across the country.
27 2025 October
Faced with failing public services and high private costs, alternatives are sought. With kits purchased online, home insemination is performed improvised and without any medical supervision. Social media facilitates the search for donors and potential insemination, creating a complex environment where risk coexists with goodwill. Health organizations warn of the risk of disease transmission, injuries, and even legal problems associated with an unregulated practice.
