Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th January, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

A man dies after a tree falls during Storm Kristin, with twelve districts under red alert.

The EU and India finalize a major trade agreement, creating a new trade zone.

Trump's administration removes Gregory Bovino from Minneapolis, handing immigration control to a border czar.

Daily poll shows Seguro leading with sixty point nine percent, ahead of Ventura by thirty-four points.

NATO leader warns Europe can't defend itself without the US, saying Putin would love it.

WhatsApp introduces a new security feature to protect users from virtual attacks.

Google agrees to pay sixty-eight million dollars to settle complaints over privacy violations.

A strong snowstorm in the US raises the death toll to thirty-four, causing widespread power outages.

Neil Young offers free access to his music in Greenland, protesting against Trump.

France plans to replace Microsoft Teams and Zoom with a local app for public sector use.

A digital business wallet is launched in Portugal, becoming the first in the European bloc.

Investigation links menopause to effects similar to Alzheimer’s disease, impacting mental health.

A family of Ukrainian refugees finds temporary peace in Portugal, thanks to Benfica's support.

Claude integrates popular apps directly into its chat, transforming into a work hub.

Apple releases an update for the iPhone 5s and iPod Touch after twelve years.

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