Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd January, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Marques Mendes supports Seguro, timing his backing to avoid disrupting Montenegro's campaign.

Televised debate between Seguro and Ventura set for Tuesday ahead of the presidential elections.

Pedro Siza Vieira warns of the dangers of having an incendiary figure like Ventura in government.

New driving regulations allow young people to learn with untrained family members.

Death toll rises to 45 in tragic train accident in southern Spain, prompting calls for action.

European Parliament halts Mercosur agreement, sending it to the courts for review.

New poll reveals insights into Portugal's presidential elections and voting trends.

Traffic changes near São Bento station in Porto begin tomorrow due to Metro line updates.

CGTP-IN considers new strike actions against labor reform, with a national demonstration planned.

INEM alters training rules, requiring professionals to pay for courses, raising concerns.

Trump launches Peace Council for Gaza at Davos, stirring mixed reactions among leaders.

Greenland publishes crisis guide advising residents to stock up on essential supplies.

Ukrainian forces use fishing rods to take down Russian drones in a new improvised tactic.

Hackers are using AI to create viruses that can infiltrate corporate systems, researchers warn.

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