Ronaldo sets record for most appearances, Portugal wins
Ronaldo converted a penalty kick and scored off a free kick while making his 197th appearance with the national team
Cargo ship runs aground in Suez Canal but traffic not impacted
The Liberia-flagged MSC Istanbul, heading to Portugal from Malaysia, got stuck in a two-lane part of the global waterway
Storms unearth hundreds of Roman artifacts in Spain
The collapse of a cliff in Galicia revealed pottery, bones and construction materials from two millennia ago. Meanwhile, a gallery in New York City is returning a mosaic to the same area
Netflix cuts prices in some markets to lure more subscribers
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The lower prices that began to roll out earlier this week affect more than 30 of the roughly 190 countries where Netflix’s steaming service is available
Brazil launches large-scale operation against the latest gold rush on indigenous land
The new government of Lula da Silva is clamping down on the illegal mining industry in the Amazon, where the Yanomami have been severely impacted
Netflix steps up its effort to get paid for account sharing
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The streaming giant introduced paid sharing in Canada, New Zealand, Portugal and Spain on Wednesday
Army of scientists battles bacteria that has annihilated millions of olive trees
Agricultural engineer Blanca Landa heads an international project to stop the spread of ‘Xylella fastidiosa’, a microbe that is threatening the Mediterranean agricultural sector
Is it your bank or a scam? How to deal with phishing attacks
Follow these simple steps to avoid falling for emails and text messages from cyberattackers that pose as banks and shipping companies to defraud the recipient
Tracing Columbus’s DNA: Two exhumations in Spain seek to determine the explorer’s lineage once and for all
The project will compare genetic remains from the Spanish region of Galicia, with those taken from the navigator’s tomb in Seville. If the results match, it would change 500 years of history
Centuries later, the legacy of European colonialism is still alive in the natural landscape
The British, Dutch, Portuguese and Spanish empires standardized the vegetation of regions that were oceans apart and separated by thousands of miles