Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th February, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Parties propose new agency, fund, and secretary after storm impacts.

Minister remains under observation after suffering a mini-stroke at Santa Maria Hospital.

Montenegro acknowledges deficit and debt increase; Ventura calls for IMI exemption in disaster zones.

Passos Coelho questions transition from PJ director to Minister of Internal Administration.

IGAI investigates who viewed police torture videos at Rato station amid rising complaints.

Brothers sentenced to over 76 years for ordering Marielle Franco's murder in landmark case.

Parliament votes on lay-off extension with broad opposition support; government under pressure.

Lisbon's travel fair BTL opens, expecting record attendance of 80,000 visitors.

Almada's cliffs remain dangerous with expected significant damage; local mayor raises alarm.

Over 1,500 lives could be saved annually in Portugal with better access to medications.

European Parliament signs off on €90 billion loan to Ukraine, previously blocked by Hungary.

Ukraine to meet with U.S. officials this Thursday; Rubio emphasizes no military solution.

FedEx seeks reimbursement of paid tariffs and initiates legal action against the government.

Nvidia reports record revenue growth of 73% driven by AI demand; stocks rise.

World Obesity Day 2026: Aiming for a healthier Portugal through awareness and action.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!