Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th January, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Iran suspends 800 executions scheduled for Wednesday, according to the White House.

Russia expresses serious concern over NATO troop deployments to Greenland.

Portugal closes its embassy in Tehran as eight citizens exit the country.

Ricardo Quaresma enters the presidential race, challenging anti-Roma rhetoric.

New poll shows Mendes gaining momentum with support from Montenegro.

Pope Leo XIV emphasizes Jesus Christ's transformative role in humanity's relationship with God.

BlackRock shares surge nearly six percent as banking and tech sectors rebound on Wall Street.

Portugal's largest wind farm secures European funding for expansion.

Catarina Martins warns that polls do not equate to votes in upcoming elections.

New government in Gaza raises questions about its legitimacy and effectiveness.

Oil prices plummet after the U.S. pauses its attack on Iran.

João Ferreira finishes 11th stage in fourth place, showcasing strong performance.

Flamengo announces the signing of player Andrew, who expresses excitement about joining.

Scientists develop genetically modified mosquitoes aimed at combating malaria.

The dangers of misinformation on social media are putting public health at risk.

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