Portugal Set for Election After Corruption Probe Topples Premier.

(Bloomberg) -- Portugal is heading for a probable snap election after Prime Minister Antonio Costa unexpectedly ended his eight-year tenure amid a probe into possible corruption involving lithium and hydrogen projects. The probe is centered on possible corruption related to lithium exploration concessions in the Romano and Barroso mines in northern Portugal, a hydrogen production project in Sines and a data center project, also in Sines. [Extracted from the article]