Lisbon, July 14, 2025 (Lusa) - The trade war US President Trump is waging against the EU is one of the top stories on the front pages of the Portuguese press on Monday.

Jornal de Notícias:

- “State holding company wants to produce 50 million rounds of ammunition per year”

- “Chelsea 3-0 PSG. Neves sees red in French humiliation”

- “FC Porto. Borja ‘happy, proud’ and with a 100 million euros release clause”

- “Sporting. Arsenal signs Gyokeres and agent misses out on commission”

- “Restaurants. Worker shortage positions sector on the verge of crisis”

- “Palestine. Israeli missile kills children at water collection point”

- “Formula 1. Portuguese women set drivers’ hearts racing”

- “Customs. Tax inspectors received money from drug traffickers”

- “House prices reach record highs across the North”

- “Theatre. Homeless people become actors on the stage of S. João”

Correio da Manhã:

- “Santo Tirso. Care home manager steals fortune from elderly woman”

- “New season. Benfica returns rested, with Félix absent"

- “Sporting. Gyokeres closer to Arsenal”

- “Cup final. Recordings reveal VAR scandal”

- “Chelsea wins Club World Cup. Pedro Neto makes history and defeats PSG’s Portuguese armada”

- “Drug traffickers buy tax officials for €700,000”

- “CGD reveals fake deal to address millions owed. Joaquim Barroca of the Lena Group transfers mansion to his wife”

- “Setúbal. Water concession presents 29 million euros in liabilities”

- “Esposende. Mayor’s car strikes young woman”

- “1.6 million cars over 20 years old on the roads”

- “GNR officer saves 19-month-old baby”

Público:

- “PS challenges Montenegro to reach agreement on defence within three months”

- “Bank of Portugal. Government delay keeps Centeno in the next ECB decisions”

- “Over 1,100 doctors apply for new speciality that promises to ease emergency room pressure”

- “Trade war. EU suspends countermeasures and commits to dialogue with US”

- “Higher education. I want to work outdoors. What courses are available for me? First in a series of articles to support those who, from 21 July, have a higher education course to choose”

- “Chelsea surprises PSG and wins Club World Cup”

- “Mónica Lopes [researcher]. ‘Even at the lowest levels of education, girls face barriers in mathematics’”

- “Doubts about the Epstein case infuriate Trump and shake the administration and the MAGA universe”

Diário de Notícias:

- “Crime fell by 1.3%, but newspaper front pages featuring crime rose by 130%”

- “Defence. Additional money alone does not guarantee that Europe will be ready for war in 2030”

- “Local elections. Voters in district capitals still have choices to make three months before the elections”

- “Brussels threatens to retaliate against Trump on patents and technology services”

- “Arsenal and Sporting sign Gyökeres for 63.5 million euros”

- “Yannis Mavritsakis [playwright]. ‘Sophocles, Euripides, Aeschylus are the best I’ve ever read. They are overwhelming texts’"

- “Gaza Strip. Abu Shabab: who is the leader of the anti-Hamas militia supported by Israel”

Negócios:

- “Government adjusts prices to attract developers to affordable housing”

- “TAP has 500 million in tax credits for future investors”

- “Capital Conversation. Paula Franco. Changes to VAT may present a ‘challenge’ for self-employed workers. Head of the accountants’ association acknowledges that relations with the government have not been the best‘

- ’Private investor. Inheritance: what you need to know about duties, deadlines and costs‘

- ’National stock market. BCP on the podium of listed companies with the most short positions"

- “Angola. Sale of BFA by BPI and Unitel slips to September”

- “Tariffs, Ready to defend itself, EU tries to stop 30% US taxes”

Jornal Económico:

- “Macron leads pressure for tough EU response. French president is the most visible face of the group of countries demanding immediate retaliatory measures against the US worth €21 billion"

- "I don't believe TAP is worth €3.2 billion. Francisco Calheiros, president of the Portuguese Tourism Confederation, says the government will sell the company at a fair price and calm tempers"

- “State payment deadlines to private companies worsen further in 2024”

- “Largest ever investment planned for Luz and Dragão”

- “Tourists and more. IME market with four million visits”

- “Cyber attacks increase by 61% in Europe”

- “Income tax relief arrives between August and September”

- “ISEG is the first university to launch an AI chatbot”

- “Sao Tome and Principe thanks Portugal and Angola for their support on its anniversary”

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