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Portugal braces for more rain as 200,000 still without power

Portugal braces for more rain as 200,000 still without power

  • Officials urged residents to secure loose objects, avoid vulnerable coastal and riverside areas
  • Emergency services said they carried out 34 land rescues and 17 water rescues in its wake
Cable that broke in Lisbon rail crash was uncertified, report shows

Cable that broke in Lisbon rail crash was uncertified, report shows

By Reuters ·
Deadly Portugal funicular crash likely due to problems with cable, report says

Deadly Portugal funicular crash likely due to problems with cable, report says

By Reuters ·
Update Early official report on Lisbon funicular accident delayed

Early official report on Lisbon funicular accident delayed

By AFP ·
Death toll in Lisbon streetcar crash rises to 17 as investigators search for a cause video

Death toll in Lisbon streetcar crash rises to 17 as investigators search for a cause

By AP ·
Update Landmark streetcar in Lisbon derails, killing 15 people

Landmark streetcar in Lisbon derails, killing 15 people

By AP ·
Pakistan president meets Prince Rahim Aga Khan V, condoles over death of his ‘visionary’ father

Pakistan president meets Prince Rahim Aga Khan V, condoles over death of his ‘visionary’ father

By KASHIF IMRAN ·
Pakistani finance minister to attend funeral of Aga Khan IV in Lisbon tomorrow

Pakistani finance minister to attend funeral of Aga Khan IV in Lisbon tomorrow

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Dialogue group honors 70 graduates in Lisbon

Dialogue group honors 70 graduates in Lisbon

By Arab News ·
Saudi-Portuguese committee seeks to bolster economic ties

Saudi-Portuguese committee seeks to bolster economic ties

By Arab News ·
Lisbon museum showcases Arab influence on Portuguese cultural heritage

Lisbon museum showcases Arab influence on Portuguese cultural heritage

By Rawaa Talass ·
Saudi envoy to Portugal meets Ma’aden acting CEO

Saudi envoy to Portugal meets Ma’aden acting CEO

By SPA ·
Upstart Taxify expands into Lisbon in race against Uber

Upstart Taxify expands into Lisbon in race against Uber

By Reuters ·

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