Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th June, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Negotiations between the US and Iran begin, with a 60-day agreement in place.

Portugal faces a heatwave as temperatures could exceed 40 degrees this weekend.

A neo-Nazi group reportedly discussed attacks and had a list of "undesirables."

Two women's bodies found in advanced decomposition in a house in Trofa.

A major protest is planned against the ruling that freed the police officer who killed Odair.

A new labor package is set for approval, with Chega claiming victory for workers.

TAP issues 350 million in senior debt with a fixed interest rate of 4.75%.

Lisbon's stock market closes in the red, with a drop of 0.55% in the PSI index.

Ukraine launches its largest attack on Moscow in two years, escalating tensions.

Air Invictus festival receives approval, transforming the Douro into a major aerial stage.

Montenegro suggests Portuguese figures to mediate peace talks with Russia.

New taxi regulations delayed by 60 days following industry pushback.

Portugal's Nampula province reports 155 measles cases and one death in five months.

A study warns that a common morning habit could increase dementia risk.

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