Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd May, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Children abandoned in Portugal; mother and stepfather arrested after kids found alone on road.

Activists from Gaza flotilla accuse Israel of systematic abuse and humiliation during detention.

US troop withdrawal raises concerns about NATO's deterrence power amid rising tensions.

Extreme heat continues in Portugal with dust in the air; temperatures expected to reach 35 degrees.

US suspends arms sale to Taiwan, citing the ongoing conflict in Iran as justification.

Fuel prices set to rise next week as government increases discounts on diesel and gasoline.

National Council of Chega party rejects support for labor and state reform as currently proposed.

Parliament approves government’s reform of the Court of Auditors, aiming for greater accountability.

For the first time, Coimbra's serenade features female voices, celebrating a new tradition.

Ebola outbreak in Congo alters plans for Portugal's opponent ahead of the World Cup.

US increases military presence in the Caribbean amid rising tensions with Cuba.

Record levels of sexually transmitted infections reported across Europe, raising public health concerns.

Portugal confirms seven cases of measles this year, highlighting vaccination gaps among the population.

Experts warn about the risk of thrombosis during flights, urging travelers to take precautions.

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