Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd August, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Three dead and 21 injured in a bomb explosion near Moscow, Russia.

Felipe VI expresses outrage over the entry of over 50,000 Moroccans into Ceuta.

U.S. embassies advise citizens to consider leaving the Middle East amid rising tensions.

Portugal enhances border control in Algarve after migrant influx from Ceuta.

Wildfire in Valpaços under control, according to Civil Protection authorities.

TAP flight to Curitiba declares emergency mid-flight and returns to Lisbon.

Government reports many Portuguese lost homes and businesses due to wildfires in France.

112 bodies found in Gaza rubble, including 40 children, following recent bombings.

Sánchez criticizes "selfish" attitude of some EU countries amid Ceuta crisis.

Tourist plane crash in Peru leaves no survivors, claiming at least 13 lives.

New rules for housing credit effort rate now in effect, tightening access to loans.

BPI president advises clients to opt for fixed rates when buying a home.

UEFA calls for Infantino to resign as FIFA president amid ongoing political pressure.

Pedro Proença apologizes to referees and reaffirms confidence in officiating standards.

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