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Jan, 2026

Fernando Pessoa's book O Sábio Árabe Launched

Fernando Pessoa's book O Sábio Árabe (The Arab Sage), edited by Fabrizio Boscaglia, containing Pessoa's writings on Arab-Islamic civilisation, will be officially launched on 29 January at 6 pm at the National Library of Portugal, with Paulo Borges, Adalberto Alves, João Pedro Ruivo and Sofia Lima (Shantarin Editora).

Jan, 2026

Fernando Pessoa's book, O Sábio Árabe

Fernando Pessoa's book, O Sábio Árabe: escritos sobre a civilização arábico-islâmica (Shantarin, 2025), edited by Fabrizio Boscaglia - a member of LusoGlobe and deputy director of the Master's in Religious Studies at ULusófona - is quoted in the text of the Constitutional Court of the Portuguese Republic, which pronounced on the unconstitutionality of aspects of the new Nationality Law. 

Jan, 2026

Chapter published in Palgrave Handbook on the South Atlantic

Sabrina Evangelista Medeiros, researcher at the LusoGlobe – Lusófona Centre on Global Challenges, has recently published the chapter “Protecting South America’s Atlantic Waters: A Closer Look at Maritime Security and CAMAS” in The Palgrave Handbook on Geopolitics of Brazil and the South Atlantic, an international reference volume published by Palgrave Macmillan.

Dec, 2025

Workshop on Brazil-Portugal Security and Defense Cooperation

LusoGlobe will host an international workshop titled “Brazil and Portugal: Special Topics on Security and Defense in Times of Geopolitical Tension”.

Dec, 2025

Study on Social Workers’ Professional Well-Being Published

Nélson Ramalho, lecturer at the Social Work Institute of Universidade Lusófona, has recently published a research study in collaboration with Sónia Ribeiro (Instituto Superior Miguel Torga) and Helena Teles (Centre for Public Administration and Public Policies) in the European Public & Social Innovation Review (Q3).

Dec, 2025

LusoGlobe at the OC24 from the Global Initiative

Sabrina Medeiros, researcher at the Lusófona Centre on Global Challenges and Professor of International Relations at Universidade Lusófona, participated as a member of the panel“From Source to Shore: How Cocaine Travels from Latin American Ports to Europe’s Gateways” at the 24-hour Conference on Global Organized Crime (OC24), one of the world’s leading events dedicated to the study of transnational illicit economies.