Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th March, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Judge keeps José Sócrates' lawyer in place as trial moves forward with 20 sessions scheduled.

António José Seguro raises his voice against the government, emphasizing urgent care for democracy.

U.S. escort for oil tanker goes dark as tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran faces severe escalation in conflict, with Trump promising intensified attacks on the nation.

Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa leaves presidency, remembered for his impactful interventions and connection to voters.

Social dialogue falters as government faces criticism for lack of humility in labor law discussions.

Portuguese citizens stranded in Asia due to the Iran conflict report no solutions for returning home.

World Kidney Day highlights a silent epidemic, with 10% of the Portuguese population suffering from chronic kidney disease.

Trump's declaration on war's end causes a significant drop in oil prices, impacting global markets.

Iranian women athletes gain asylum in Australia as their federation questions participation in the World Cup.

NASA's spacecraft returns to Earth after 14 years in space, marking a significant achievement.

Portugal welcomes a new two-star Michelin restaurant, while another loses its star in the latest guide.

Gil Lameiras officially appointed as the new coach for V. Guimarães, replacing Luís Pinto.

Blood biomarker aids early diagnosis of dementia in women, offering hope for better outcomes.

COVID long syndrome proves more debilitating for women than men, according to recent studies.

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