Lisbon, June 9, 2026 (Lusa) - The Middle East war, minimum wages are close to average wages and the build up to the World Cup are the most frequent headlines this Tuesday morning.

Sábado:

- “The new weapons in disease prevention”

- “Child violence on the rise. Ten-year-olds hitting parents and teachers”

- “Former ministers working in the sectors they once oversaw. Medina, Cordeiro and Galamba: from ministers to private consultants”

- “Muchaxo. The restaurant in Guincho that was a refuge for kings, counts and presidents”

- “Trend. Going to a wedding and leaving with a tattoo”

Correio da Manhã:

- “19 official suspects in court. Bank fraudsters swindle a million from customers. Access to accounts via fraudulent messages”

- “Benfica. Gala party to welcome Marco Silva”

- “‘I was scared’. Casillas went to Porto to claim 3.7 million”

- “‘Drug Uber’ sought after by businessmen and doctors”

- “Wages. More salaries close to the minimum”

- “Suspended prison sentence. Singer convicted of child abuse”

- “Tragedy. Man dies in fall alongside his pregnant wife”

- “Pope blesses Mourinho’s new home”

- “Birth rate. In 108 districts, fewer than one baby is born per week”

- “Online. Illegal gambling worth 24 billion”

- “Alert. 400,000 families at risk of paying more for gas”

Público:

- “INEM’s deficit soared to €1 million last year”

- “Middle East. Iran and Israel suspend attacks, but everything depends on Lebanon”

- “Banking. Personal loans through intermediaries are more expensive”

- “Supplements. Doctors and nutritionists want prior checks”

- “Investigation. Partners of Castro Alves and Marco António together in cannabis business”

- "Single Social Benefit (PSU). Government calls for urgency after eight months preparing the law"

Diário de Notícias:

- “Premiere on Portugal Day. Luísa Costa Gomes and Luís Tinoco create opera ‘Relicário Perpétuo’ to celebrate Camões”

- “Lisbon city council launches recruitment tenders for all 163 management positions”

- “Middle East. Israel and Iran scale back attacks following US pressure. For how long?”

- “Births. Northern Region to overtake Greater Lisbon by 2025”

- “Technology. More than half of business leaders say AI adoption is being rushed"

- “Fátima Amorim. ‘We see the geostrategic importance of Lajes Air Base in the current situation,’ says mayor of Angra do Heroísmo”

- “Spain. Leo XIV criticises the political ‘disqualification’ and exclusion of migrants”

- “Maria Grazia Calandrone. ‘I had already written a book about my adoptive mother. I never thought of writing another book about another mother’”

- “Football. Renato Veiga highlights growth and dismisses Portugal as favourites”

Jornal de Notícias:

- “Over a million Portuguese were on sick leave last year”

- “Revolution in Porto and Gaia on the back of the TGV”

- “Justice. Celebrities caught up in wiretaps of the ‘drug Uber’”

- “Report. Pilgrims travel to Santiago de Compostela by boat”

- “Gaia. Hospital heliport speeds up emergency response”

- “FC Porto. André Silva to be officially announced this week”

- “Iker Casillas. ‘After my heart attack I can’t run, I manage about 20 or 50 metres’”

Negócios:

- “Trump prevents oil from reaching US$100 as tensions ease”

- “Just €115 separates the minimum wage from the average wage”

- “Radar África. Carrinho Group invests in fund to gain a say in Angola's BFA”

- “Airports. Revenue sharing sparks dispute between Portugal's airports managing company, ANA, and the State”

- “Defence. A three-way battle is underway to sell fighter jets to Portugal”

- “Financing. Consumer credit becomes more expensive through intermediaries”

O Jornal Económico:

- "Minimum wage in the private sector closer to average wages"

- “War is slipping out of Trump’s hands”

- “Green hydrogen will only progress with rules to create a market”

- “Managers recognise value, but only 5% know how to make money”

- “European national football teams lead in value and Portugal stands out”

- “90% of TV money distributed among Liga clubs”

- “Tender process launched for Mitrena shipyards”

- “Nvidia to launch ‘superchip’ for laptops”

- “‘There is no political will to boost savings’. Stephen de Moraes”

- “Italy. Largest bank wants to buy the world’s oldest”

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