News Summary - 01/06/2026

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Venezuela swears in interim president after defiant Maduro pleads not guilty

Delcy Rodríguez claimed that President Nicolás Maduro and his wife were "kidnapped" by the US amid the political crisis. This accusation comes as Venezuela swears in an interim president following Maduro's defiant plea of not guilty.

'I'm a prisoner of war' - In the room for Maduro's dramatic court hearing

During a 40-minute arraignment, Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, pleaded not guilty to charges of drug trafficking and weapons offenses.

Trump warns new Venezuelan leader as Maduro set to appear in court

Trump warned Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodríguez that she could face severe consequences, potentially worse than those of Maduro, if she fails to act correctly.

Ten found guilty of cyber-bullying Brigitte Macron

A Paris court convicted ten individuals for engaging in "malicious" cyber-bullying against Brigitte Macron, the wife of the French president.

Thirty-two Cubans killed during US attack on Venezuela

Cuba's president stated that Cuban military and intelligence operatives were safeguarding captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro amidst a US attack, resulting in the deaths of thirty-two Cubans.

All 116 injured in Swiss ski resort fire identified

A New Year's Eve fire at a busy bar in Crans-Montana resulted in 40 deaths. Authorities have successfully identified all 116 injured individuals involved in the incident.

From Caracas 'fort' to New York court: Maduro's capture in pictures and maps

The article details the operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, illustrating the process with photos, satellite images, and maps that trace movements from his heavily guarded Caracas residence to his appearance in a New York court.

Selfies and smiles: South Korea seeks 'new phase' in ties with China

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung took selfies with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a four-day visit aimed at improving bilateral relations and ushering in a "new phase" of cooperation between the two countries.

Bluefin tuna fetches record $3.2m at Tokyo auction

A 243kg bluefin tuna sold for a record $3.2 million at Tokyo's first auction of the year. The buyer, dubbed the Tuna King, remarked that the year's first tuna brings good luck.

'We need Greenland': Trump repeats threat to annex Danish territory

The US president has reiterated his desire to annex Greenland, emphasizing the island's strategic importance and expressing intent for it to become part of the US.

Activist group says it was behind Berlin fire that cut power to thousands

The far-left Vulkan Gruppe claimed responsibility for a fire in Berlin that cut power to thousands. In their statement, they emphasized their goal was to target the fossil fuel economy, not to cause power outages.

'Deeply shocked': World leaders react to US attack on Venezuela

The US conducted a large-scale strike on Venezuela resulting in President Maduro's capture. Global reactions are mixed, with some leaders condemning the attack as a violation of sovereignty, while others cautiously support US actions aimed at regime change. The event has heightened tensions in the region and sparked debates over international law and intervention.

Who is Cilia Flores, Venezuela's First Lady Seized by the US?

Cilia Flores, Venezuela's First Lady, is a significant political figure known for her influence in the country. She has faced allegations of corruption and nepotism, contributing to her controversial reputation.

At least 30 killed in attack on Nigeria village

A violent attack in Niger state resulted in at least 30 deaths, marking the latest in a series of assaults. This occurred just a day after authorities announced the reopening of schools following a mass abduction last year.

Thousands stranded across Europe as Greece airspace disrupted

A radio communications fault led to the temporary suspension of arrivals and departures in Greek airspace, leaving thousands of travelers stranded across Europe.

Trump warning over Iran protests 'reckless' says foreign minister

The US president warned that Washington "will come to the rescue" if peaceful protesters in Iran are killed. Iran's foreign minister condemned the statement, calling it "reckless" and an interference in Iran's internal affairs.

Cuba defiant as it braces for post-Maduro era

Cuba faces uncertain times as it prepares for the potential end of Nicolás Maduro's rule in Venezuela, one of its key allies. The island nation remains defiant despite the bleak outlook, grappling with the implications of shifting political landscapes in the region.

US sharply criticised by foes and friends over Maduro seizure

The US operation to capture Venezuela's leader Nicolás Maduro has drawn intense criticism internationally, with both allies and adversaries condemning the move. The action has sparked diplomatic tensions and concerns over sovereignty and legality.

Trump's seizure of Maduro raises thorny legal questions, in US and abroad

US Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that Maduro was brought to the US to "face justice." However, legal experts express concerns about the legality and international implications of the seizure, highlighting complex legal challenges both within the US and internationally.

Bowen: Trump's action could set precedent for authoritarian powers across globe

Trump appears to act as if he alone sets the rules, denying others similar privileges. This mindset risks establishing dangerous precedents that could empower authoritarian leaders worldwide.

The French university where spies go for training

Sciences Po Saint-Germain, located near Paris, serves as a training center for current French secret agents and potential recruits, providing specialized education for intelligence service members.

Raw emotions as mourners attend Mass for Swiss bar fire victims

Mourners gathered with tears and hugs at a special Mass honoring the victims of the New Year’s Eve bar fire in Switzerland, expressing deep grief and solidarity.

Watch: What it was like in the courtroom at Maduro's hearing

The BBC's Madeline Halpert provided firsthand coverage from inside the courtroom as former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro appeared before the judge.

Video shows Maduro's arrival in US and journey into custody

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was taken into custody in New York following US strikes on Saturday. Video footage captures his arrival and subsequent transfer into custody.

Watch: 'I'm so happy' - Venezuelans in the US react to Maduro's capture

In Doral, Florida, the Venezuelan-American community gathered to celebrate the US operation capturing Nicolás Maduro. Many expressed joy and relief over the news, viewing it as a hopeful turning point for Venezuela's future.

Trump on Venezuela: 'We are going to run the country'

President Donald Trump declared that the United States will take control of Venezuela until a suitable political transition is established in the country.

Explosions and smoke at La Guaira port

Venezuela has declared a national emergency following what it calls "extremely serious military aggression" at La Guaira port, where explosions and smoke were reported, heightening tensions in the region.

Watch: Over 100 firefighters on the scene of Denver blaze

Over 100 firefighters responded to a major blaze in Denver. No injuries have been reported, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Sailors saved from going over edge of huge dam

A boat experienced motor failure and drifted dangerously close to the edge of a huge dam. The sailors on board were rescued before they could go over the dam, averting a potential disaster.

Watch: Moment 400-pound runaway prop injures Disney employee

During a live recreation of an Indiana Jones film scene at Disney, a 400-pound prop ran out of control, injuring an employee. The unexpected accident occurred while performing the attraction, raising concerns about safety measures during live shows.

What are Russians hoping for in 2026, asks Steve Rosenberg

As the Ukraine war nears its fourth year, BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg gathers insights from Russians about their hopes for 2026, reflecting varied perspectives amid ongoing conflict and uncertainty.

The PP reopens the front against the Government over its relations with Venezuela following Maduro's fall: "They are comfortable with Delcy"

The PP accuses Pedro Sánchez's Government of maintaining a comfortable relationship with Delcy Rodríguez, an ally of Zapatero and a key figure in Venezuela. They criticize the Executive for hiding information and defending Rodríguez after Maduro's fall, thus reopening the controversy over its ties to the Venezuelan regime.

The keys to Trump’s bet on Delcy and his sidelining of Corina: "It is likely that we will see elections within 1 or 2 years"

Corina Machado’s circle acknowledges disappointment but supports the U.S. intervention, which they consider has caused an irreversible structural change in Venezuela, and they believe that elections will likely be held within one or two years.

Trump rules out immediate elections in Venezuela and names the U.S. officials who will be in charge of the country

Donald Trump ruled out immediate elections in Venezuela and announced which U.S. officials will be responsible for overseeing the country, amid rumors about the capture of Nicolás Maduro and possible U.S. military interventions.

Machado Thanks Trump for Maduro's Capture and Says She Will Return to Venezuela Soon

The Venezuelan opposition leader thanks Trump for Maduro's capture and announces that she will return to Venezuela soon. She indicated that she has not yet spoken directly with Trump about the matter.

Fright in Caracas: Gunfire at the Presidential Headquarters, Unauthorized Drones, and Finally a Message of "Calm"

Videos on social media showed gunfire and the presence of unauthorized drones at the presidential headquarters in Caracas. After the incident, authorities issued a message urging calm and assuring that the situation is under control.

Delcy Rodríguez is sworn in as acting president of Venezuela: "I come with pain over the kidnapping of two heroes"

The Venezuelan Parliament began a new five-year legislative term under chavista control, with Delcy Rodríguez sworn in as acting president, expressing pain over the kidnapping of two figures considered heroes.

Other countries in Trump’s sights: Will Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, or Greenland suffer the same fate as Venezuela?

Trump seeks to strengthen the influence of the U.S. in the Americas, relying on the Monroe Doctrine and challenging international law, which puts the sovereignty of countries like Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, and Greenland at risk, similar to the situation in Venezuela.

The EU 'short-circuits' with Venezuela as it begins to raise alarms over Trump's threats concerning Greenland

The EU issues a statement on Venezuela without Hungary's backing following Maduro's fall. Meanwhile, tensions arise in Europe due to Trump's threats regarding Greenland, prompting complaints from Denmark and concerns about regional stability.

Trump’s Not-So-Absolute Resolution

The President of the United States has focused his remarks on Venezuela on oil, highlighting its importance as the main driver of his actions in the South American country.

Nicolás Maduro Pleads Not Guilty at His First Hearing Before the Court: "I am a decent man, the president of my country"

Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, have pleaded not guilty to the charges against them. The judge has scheduled a new hearing for March 17.

From Chevron to Exxon: the 'supermajors' behind Trump's oil plan in Venezuela

The major U.S. oil companies, such as Chevron and Exxon, play a key role in the Trump administration's plan to exploit Venezuela's oil resources. These 'supermajors' seek to take advantage of the energy opening promoted by the U.S. to increase their influence and production in the South American country, which is affected by sanctions and crisis, with a strategic focus on controlling the regional oil market.

The US Imitates the Transition Strategy in Venezuela: This Is How It Influenced a Democracy That Included Men from Franco's Regime

Trump recognized Delcy Rodríguez, current interim president of Venezuela and until now Maduro's number two, as an interlocutor, indicating a change in the United States' strategy toward the Venezuelan regime.

Boris Izaguirre: "My father went to sleep and when he woke up, he found a different country"

Boris Izaguirre highlights that in the past, wars had ideological causes, while today they are fought over interests such as oil or to gain viral notoriety.

The Viral Image of Mallorca Players Wearing Nicolás Maduro’s Tracksuit During His Detention

Mallorca players were seen at the San Moix stadium wearing a tracksuit identical to the one Nicolás Maduro was wearing when he was detained by the United States government, generating significant reaction on social media.

Aragón, Castilla y León, and Andalucía: 2026 begins with three elections and the specter of an early general election

In 2026, Aragón, Castilla y León, and Andalucía will hold regional elections, marking a busy political start to the year. These elections take place amid speculation about a possible early general election in Spain, heightening political uncertainty and prompting strategic maneuvers among parties.

The Three Wise Men arrive with frost across almost all of Spain and snow at low altitudes: the cold will last until Thursday

Aemet has issued an orange alert for low temperatures in Huesca, Guadalajara, Girona, and Lleida. Widespread frost and snow at low altitudes are expected, with persistent cold continuing until Thursday across almost all of Spain.

Rain Forces Suspension of the Three Kings Parade in Melilla for Safety Reasons

Due to rain and for safety reasons, the Three Kings Parade in Melilla was suspended. However, Their Majesties the Three Wise Men maintained their institutional commitments in the city.

Sara Carbonero rushed to hospital in Lanzarote, where she was vacationing

Sara Carbonero was rushed to a hospital in Lanzarote while enjoying her vacation on the island. The exact reasons for her admission have not been detailed, but medical monitoring continues for her speedy recovery.

TikTok closes Simón Pérez's account following the live death of a colleague

TikTok has closed the account of Simón Pérez, known for his content about fixed mortgages, following the live death of his colleague Sergio Jiménez.

Zverev loses his temper and ends up smashing his racket: "He hasn't played in two years and serves at 230!"

German tennis player Alexander Zverev lost 6-3, 6-4 in the first match of the tie between Germany and Poland at the United Cup, becoming so frustrated that he broke his racket after facing an opponent who, according to him, hadn't played in two years but served at 230 km/h.

'Stranger Things' Returns by Surprise: Netflix Announces an Unexpected Final Journey to Hawkins

Netflix will release on January 12 the documentary 'One Last Adventure: Behind the Scenes of Stranger Things 5', which will offer an exclusive look at the filming of the fifth and final season of the popular series.

Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar arrive in Spain to distribute thousands of gifts

The Three Wise Men arrive in the Spanish capital in an event that will attract more than 200,000 attendees, where they will distribute thousands of gifts to children.

Social Media Filled with Memes and Criticism About Baltasar's Appearance in Madrid's Three Kings Parade

Social media users criticize and create memes about Baltasar's appearance in Madrid's Three Kings Parade, pointing out that his image deviates significantly from the traditional representation.

The Kings will preside over the Military Easter today alongside Princess Leonor and in the absence of Pedro Sánchez

Princess Leonor will participate for the third consecutive year in the Military Easter, while continuing her training in the Air Force. The Kings will preside over the event, which will notably be attended in the absence of President Pedro Sánchez.

Experts Call for Dietitians in Schools Amid the Rise of Ultra-Processed Foods: "Menus Are a Model for Families"

Dietitian Lara Dalla Rovere highlights that by eliminating ultra-processed foods in schools, parents tend to replicate those habits at home. Experts demand the presence of dietitians in schools to offer healthy menus that serve as an example for families and counteract the increase in the consumption of ultra-processed foods.

15 Bus Drivers Detained for Illegally Transporting Immigrants Between Spain and France

Fifteen bus drivers were detained for illegally transporting immigrants between Spain and France. The migrants paid between 20 and 400 euros to travel without tickets or valid documentation.

A heartfelt tribute appears at Matthew Perry's grave, two years after his death

A heartfelt tribute has appeared at Matthew Perry's grave, marking two years since his passing. Fans and loved ones have honored the "Friends" star with flowers and messages, reflecting on his impact and legacy in the entertainment world.

The hiker who died in Peñas de Aia is the ETA prisoner Iban Apaolaza, who was on semi-liberty

The body of the 54-year-old hiker found in Peñas de Aia corresponds to Iban Apaolaza, an ETA prisoner on semi-liberty. He was located by the Euskadi Emergency Services and rescued by an Ertzaintza helicopter in the Peñas de Aia Natural Park.

A building in Matalascañas is evacuated due to "risk of collapse" caused by the storm

Technical reports indicate that the sea has reached the foundations of the building in Matalascañas, severely risking its stability, which has led to its preventive evacuation due to the maritime storm.

January 2026 Sales: Expert Advice on How to Take Advantage of Discounts and Avoid Wasting Money

The OCU reminds that during the January 2026 sales, consumers can benefit from reduced prices without their rights being affected, advising to shop cautiously to avoid unnecessary expenses and make the most of the discounts.

A Page of Melchior Goes to 'First Dates' in Search of Love: "I Help Him Because on Epiphany Day He Has Work"

Fran, Melchior's page, went to 'First Dates' looking for love. He claims to be the favorite page and helps Melchior because on Epiphany Day he is busy with work. He feels very loved in his role and is now looking for a personal connection on the show.

A Photograph of Isa Pantoja with Loli 'La kiosquera' and Maite Pulpón, Enemies of Her Mother, Comes to Light

The program 'El tiempo justo' has revealed a photograph showing Isa Pantoja alongside Loli 'La kiosquera' and Maite Pulpón, known enemies of her mother.

Streamer and VTuber Illy dies at 23 years old from cystic fibrosis: "I don't want a funeral"

Streamer and VTuber Illy passed away at 23 due to cystic fibrosis. Before dying, she left all her money to various organizations and donated her medical equipment. She stated that she did not want a funeral.

One of the young people who died in the fire in Switzerland is the son of a Catalan woman

One of the young people who died in the fire in Switzerland will be buried there, and a funeral mass will be held at the Monastery of Sant Cugat del Vallès.

Miley Cyrus confronts a photographer on the red carpet: "If you yell at me..."

Miley Cyrus attended the Palm Springs International Film Awards in California, where she had a tense exchange with a photographer on the red carpet, responding to his shouting.

A girl shows up to a meetup dressed as the Mona Lisa... but she was the only one there

A girl attended a meetup dressed as the Mona Lisa which, unbeknownst to her, had been canceled and the cancellation communicated in the group. She ended up being the only person present, causing surprise and confusion among the participants.

Chris Martin of Coldplay speaks out about the 'kisscam' controversy: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade"

Chris Martin joked about the 'kisscam' incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners.

Mickey Rourke turns to crowdfunding to avoid eviction from his home

A friend of Mickey Rourke has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help cover the $60,000 rental debt and thus prevent the eviction of the actor's house.

Fran Rivera complains after his viral video about Venezuela: "They threatened my children"

Fran Rivera reports the negative consequences following the viral spread of his video about Venezuela, where he states that his mother has been insulted and his children threatened, expressing his concern over the impact his message has had.

The Charming Way Borneo Orangutans Unwrap Gifts After the Visit from the Three Wise Men

Borneo orangutans, an endangered species, stand out for their high intelligence and complex social needs. After the visit from the Three Wise Men, they display an adorable way of unwrapping gifts, showcasing their intelligent and social behavior.

Arrested in Leganés for delivering a fatal beating to an acquaintance with whom he frequently argued

A man was arrested in Leganés accused of killing an acquaintance after a beating. Both had previous disputes. The National Police intervened following the fatal incident.

The Alleged Brother of Anabel Pantoja Responds to Her Refusal to Take a DNA Test

Luis Vicente Rico, the alleged brother of Anabel Pantoja, spoke on 'El tiempo justo' about her refusal to take a DNA test, expressing his surprise and desire to clarify the family truth.

A 6.2-magnitude earthquake shakes western Japan without tsunami warning

A 6.2-magnitude earthquake shook western Japan. No tsunami warning has been issued, and no material damage has been reported so far.

2026 Will Demand More from Conservative Investors to Beat Inflation

Experts warn that 2026 will be a more challenging year for conservative investors, who will need to make greater efforts to achieve returns that surpass inflation, even though a negative year is not expected.

Neither Sean Bean nor Keanu Reeves: this is the actor with the record for most deaths in film

Sean Bean ranks 35th among actors with the most on-screen deaths, while Keanu Reeves doesn't even appear among the top 200 actors with the most deaths in film.

The Printed Set from Parfois That Reminds of an Iconic 'Emily in Paris' Outfit

In this new season, Emily, played by Lily Collins, wears a striking geometric printed set as she strolls through the streets of Rome, evoking an iconic outfit from the series 'Emily in Paris.'

Cardiologists Explain the Importance of Drinking Water for Blood Pressure

Drinking water regularly not only prevents dehydration but also helps maintain healthy blood pressure, benefiting heart function according to cardiologists.

From AI Laptops to AR Glasses: Everything ASUS ROG Has Unveiled for Its 20th Anniversary

ASUS Republic of Gamers celebrates 20 years at CES 2026 with laptops featuring local AI, the dual OLED screen Zephyrus Duo, new OLED monitors, an innovative desktop PC, and AR glasses designed for gaming.

The Mediterranean country you wouldn't imagine as a Christmas destination but celebrates with magic

The Mediterranean archipelago offers a unique combination of heritage, entertainment, and authentic experiences that make it a surprising and magical Christmas destination.

A restaurant with some of the best croquettes in the entire country arrives in Madrid

Juan Monteagudo, chef of Ababol, opens a new restaurant in Madrid, known for offering some of the best croquettes in Spain.

Zaragoza's Low Emission Zone Already Has a Date to Start Fining

Zaragoza, like other Spanish cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants, will implement fines in its Low Emission Zone (LEZ) for the most polluting vehicles. Although the project was introduced years ago, fines will begin in a few days to reduce pollution.

The Three Wise Men Return to Spread Joy in the Streets of Madrid

The Three Wise Men toured Madrid in their traditional parade, braving the cold to distribute 1,200 kilos of candy to thousands of children and families. Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar filled the streets with joy, bringing back happiness and excitement after years of restrictions due to the pandemic. The celebration featured numerous floats and festive activities to commemorate the arrival of their majesties.

Trump announces that the US has collected more than 600 billion dollars in tariffs

Since January 2025, following his return to the White House, Trump has intensified his protectionist policy, imposing tariffs on numerous trade allies, which has generated revenues exceeding 600 billion dollars for the US.

Spanish Spending Abroad Grows by 8.4% up to September: Maldives, USA, and Emirates Are the Most Expensive Countries

Spanish spending on trips abroad grew by 8.4% up to September. Although most spending is concentrated in Europe, destinations such as the Maldives, USA, and Emirates record the highest daily expenses, exceeding 250 euros per day in some cases.

Amor Romeira caught being unfaithful with a footballer: "That’s not him"

The Fiesta collaborator was seen with a footballer, sparking rumors of infidelity. Amor Romeira denied that the man in the pictures was her partner, trying to clarify the situation and avoid misunderstandings about her personal life.

Supermarket Hours in Spain on Tuesday, January 6: These Are Open on Epiphany Day

Tuesday, January 6 is a holiday in Spain for Epiphany Day. Supermarkets will change their hours; some will be closed while others will open with reduced hours.

The detainee for the violent death of his ex-partner in Quesada had an active restraining order

The detainee for the death of his ex-partner in Quesada had an active restraining order. The woman, 38 years old, was found dead and had protection measures in place due to previous complaints. Authorities continue the investigation to clarify the details of the crime.

Surrounded by Nature and with British Style: This is Millie Bobby Brown's House

Millie Bobby Brown lives in Atlanta with her husband Jake Bongiovi and their daughter, in a house surrounded by nature and featuring British-style design.

This is how you can save money when refueling gasoline: list of the cheapest gas stations

Facua-Consumers in Action has created an app that helps users locate gas stations with the lowest prices, thereby making it easier to save money when refueling gasoline.

What happens if you carry a fake ITV sticker? The fine a driver has had to face

Driving with a fake or expired ITV sticker in Spain carries a fine of 200 euros, according to the Traffic Law.

The Five Best Interest-Bearing Accounts Without Fees

Interest-bearing accounts without fees allow you to earn a secure return on your savings while keeping your balance available at all times. They are an ideal option for those looking to make their money profitable without losing liquidity or incurring maintenance costs.

Lentil Ceviche: A Different Recipe, Full of Flavor and Very Affordable

Learn how to prepare lentil ceviche, an innovative, economical, and flavorful recipe that offers a different way to enjoy this nutritious ingredient.

The Perfect Appetizer for the King's Day Meal, According to Jordi Cruz: Easy and Quick to Make

Chef Jordi Cruz, judge on 'MasterChef Spain,' suggests shrimp cups with avocado cream as the ideal appetizer for the King's Day meal, highlighting their ease and quick preparation.

Agatha Christie's Most Christmas-Themed Work: The Adaptation Now Available... and Free

Agatha Christie's novel "Hercule Poirot's Christmas," set during a Christmas gathering that ends in disaster, has been adapted and is now available for free to the public.

Can Nougat Be Preserved for Next Year? Experts Weigh In

After Christmas, it’s common to have leftover nougat, raising the question of whether it can be preserved for the following year. Experts indicate that if stored properly in a cool, dry place without temperature fluctuations, nougat can remain in good condition for several months, although its quality and flavor may change over time.

This is How the Number of Archangel Michael Works That Many Use to Play the Sorteo del Niño

Many people use the number of Archangel Michael, considered special and lucky, to participate in the Sorteo del Niño. This number has become popular due to tradition and the belief in its protection and fortune in games of chance like the lottery.

Sports at Christmas: Key Tips to Not Give It Up Completely

An expert offers practical advice to maintain physical activity during the Christmas holidays, helping to avoid abandoning sports despite the typical commitments and celebrations of this season.

The Word of This Year

Despite the countless technological advances over the centuries, the word remains the most powerful tool to communicate and connect people.

Conventional or Nuclear?

Since Putin's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, a constant debate has arisen between the use of conventional or nuclear weapons, highlighting various oppositions and strategic dilemmas in the conflict.

Venezuelans Deserve to Live in Democracy

The majority yearn for a transition from a dictatorial regime to a democratic one in Venezuela, and it is believed that Spain should support this democratic change.

Also Polarized by Venezuela

Trump's offensive against Maduro intensifies tensions in Spain. However, his fight against the Venezuelan dictatorship does not make him a genuine defender of freedoms.

Chalamet dedicates his first award of the season to Kylie Jenner: "I couldn't do this without you, I love you"

Timothée Chalamet dedicated his first award of the season to Kylie Jenner, with whom he is celebrating three years of their relationship. He expressed his love and gratitude towards her, highlighting the essential support she has given him.

At least 600 tourists, about 20 Spaniards, trapped on the Yemeni island of Socotra after flights are suspended

More than 600 tourists, including about 20 Spaniards and visitors from Brazil, Italy, Russia, Poland, the United States, and China, are trapped on the Yemeni island of Socotra due to the suspension of flights.

Ana Pastor, after interviewing Marc Márquez: "How much our politicians should learn from people like him"

Ana Pastor highlighted Marc Márquez's positive attitude and openness during the interview, pointing out that he is a top-level figure who does not create obstacles and is fully engaged. She stated that politicians should learn a lot from his way of being.

A drop of blood from the fingertip could be used to detect Alzheimer's

A European study with Spanish participation has developed a method to detect Alzheimer's using just a drop of blood from the finger. The test was conducted on 337 patients across seven centers, showing potential for an easier and earlier diagnosis of this disease.

AI Will Make You a Millionaire If You Work in Plumbing: "I Had No Experience and I've Been Nonstop for a Year"

While AI automates jobs, manual trades like plumbing are gaining value. People without prior experience report high demand and financial success due to the growing need for work that technology cannot replace.

Loot boxes or paid avatars introduce kids to gambling addiction: "He memorized my card for Minecraft"

The Technological Addictions Service of Madrid warns about the increase in gambling addiction among minors linked to in-game purchases in video games like Minecraft, where young people memorize cards to make payments, thus beginning addictive behaviors.

Sport is trained for and now also showcased: "If a race goes very badly, I wouldn’t post it on social media"

Amateur sport combines enjoyment and exhibition, with apps and social networks making training sessions public. This increases comparison, pressure, and the desire to belong to communities without focusing solely on records.

At least 401 migrants have arrived in Spain by boat in the first five days of 2026, 310 of them to the Canary Islands

In the first five days of 2026, 401 migrants have arrived in Spain by boat, with 310 landing in the Canary Islands, mainly on the islands of El Hierro and Tenerife. The other migrants arrived in Cabrera and Formentera.

The Story of Damiano David and Dove Cameron Leading Up to Their Engagement

Damiano David and Dove Cameron took advantage of the New Year to announce their engagement, celebrating an important milestone in their relationship.

The cellar in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter visited by Rosalía with draft vermouth

The cellar, opened in 1935 in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, offers traditional recipes made with quality products. It is an iconic place that has even been visited by Rosalía, highlighting its draft vermouth.

Fugitive sentenced to 27 years for sexual offenses against minors in Castellón arrested and sent to prison

A man sentenced to 27 years for sexual offenses against minors was arrested and sent to prison in Castellón. The search began on December 22, ending with his capture.

A judge upholds the dismissal of a union representative for using union hours for private activities

The Social Court No. 3 of Vigo ratified the dismissal of a union representative who used union hours for private activities, rejecting his appeal against the company.

This is the list of confirmed contestants for 'Gran Hermano Dúo': Cristina Piaget, Carmen Borrego, Antonio Canales...

The confirmed list of contestants for 'Gran Hermano Dúo' includes Antonio Canales, Raquel Salazar, and Anita Williams, among other notable participants.

Chenoa returns with 'The Floor', now promising to be "bigger than ever"

Chenoa is back with 'The Floor', a show that promises to be "bigger than ever," with new surprises and an expanded production to offer her audience a unique and renewed experience.

The advice from 'First Dates' for the year: "After a breakup, you have to go through the grieving process and regain your desire"

Natalia Melero, the voice-over of 'First Dates,' advises that after a breakup it is important to go through the grieving process to heal and regain the motivation to move forward, reminding us that although the end may seem distant, everything passes.

Tension on 'Espejo Público' over Maduro's arrest: "Take your disgusting hands off my flag!"

An expert described Maduro's arrest as "a kidnapping and a crime of aggression," creating tension on 'Espejo Público' during the discussion.

Alexia Rivas stands up to Amador Mohedano after his comments about her career: "I earn my place"

Alexia Rivas responds to Amador Mohedano, who called her "the one who came out from behind the camera in underwear," defending her career and stating that she has earned her position on her own merits.

Juan Carlos I Celebrates His 88th Birthday in Abu Dhabi with His Two Daughters and Six of His Eight Grandchildren

Juan Carlos I turns 88 in Abu Dhabi, accompanied by his two daughters and six of his eight grandchildren. Neither the current king and queen, his sisters, nor Queen Sofía traveled to the Arab country to congratulate him in person.

Masi Rodríguez, on the harassment she suffered on social media after her breakup with IlloJuan: "As a woman, I only have things to lose"

Influencer and presenter Masi Rodríguez returned to Twitch after almost two years and became emotional while talking about the harassment she endured on social media following her breakup with IlloJuan, emphasizing that, as a woman, she feels she only has things to lose.

ElXokas speaks out about the situation in Venezuela following Maduro's capture: "There will be an option for change"

Streamer ElXokas describes Venezuela as a "narco-dictatorship" and points out that Donald Trump is only interested in the country's resources, expressing optimism about a possible option for change after Maduro's capture.

Natalia Osona expands her family with the adoption of a blind dog: "It's beautiful"

Natalia Osona has adopted Rolo, a two-month-old puppy with visual impairment, welcoming him as a new member of her family.

Alejandra Rubio on the confrontation between Terelu Campos and Carmen Borrego: "It makes me angry, my mother had a hard time with this issue"

Alejandra Rubio expressed her sadness over the conflict between Terelu Campos and Carmen Borrego on '¡De viernes!' related to Belén Rodríguez and 'GH Dúo', recalling the negative impact this issue had on her mother.

Nagore Robles forced to go to the hospital: "I felt like my lungs were burning, it was unbearable"

Nagore Robles had to go to the hospital due to severe pain in her lungs which she described as unbearable and burning. The severity of her symptoms forced her to seek urgent medical attention to manage her health condition.

Kings or Magi? The Magi as Seen Through the Art of the Museo del Prado

For centuries, the Museo del Prado has displayed various representations of the Magi, reflecting their mysterious origin. Melchior, Caspar, and Balthazar appear as kings or magi, with different garments and companions, while the figure of Balthazar has varied from light-skinned to African black, evidencing the evolution of his iconography over time.

Researchers Develop New Sensor to Detect Drugs "Quickly"

Giovanni Montà-González and Vicente Martí Centelles, from the Polytechnic University of Valencia, have created a sensor that quickly detects scopolamine, a drug used in chemical submission crimes, especially sexual assaults. This innovative system uses 'molecular cages,' a technique unprecedented for this application, and aims to be applied to real samples such as beverages to combat this growing social problem.

This is the Eiffel Tower that is revolutionizing Pontevedra for this Christmas season

In Soutelo, Cuntis (Pontevedra), Javier Loureiro built a 17.5-meter replica of the Eiffel Tower inspired by a magnet and a conversation. Started on October 1st, the structure has transformed the local Christmas celebrations, showcasing his expertise as a formwork carpenter in creating scaffolding and wooden frameworks to shape the monument.

Controversy in the Dakar and complaints against the FIA about the starting order: "They are creating the possibility of a serious accident..."

Jesús Calleja, Isidre Esteve, and other drivers criticized the FIA's new regulations on the starting order in the Dakar, arguing that it increases the risk of serious accidents during the competition.

Ancelotti's Advice to Endrick Amid Lack of Playing Time at Real Madrid

The young Brazilian forward Endrick, loaned to Olympique Lyonnais, was presented at his new club. Faced with limited playing time at Real Madrid, Carlo Ancelotti advised him to seek opportunities to grow and gain experience by playing regularly.

Novak Djokovic Withdraws from Adelaide and Will Arrive at the Australian Open Without Match Practice

Novak Djokovic announced that he will not participate in the Adelaide tournament, prior to the Australian Open, because he does not feel fully physically prepared to compete.

Xabi Alonso's monumental anger with Vinícius against Betis: "Don't stop and keep up the pressure"

During the match against Betis at the Bernabéu, Xabi Alonso showed his frustration with Vinícius for not maintaining pressure and stopping on the field, urging him to be more aggressive in his defensive work.

Checo Pérez opens up about his time at Red Bull: "Being Verstappen's teammate is the worst thing in F1"

Checo Pérez reflected on his four seasons at Red Bull, describing being teammate to Max Verstappen as the toughest challenge in F1. The Mexican driver highlighted the difficulties of competing alongside such a dominant rival. In 2026, Pérez will switch categories to join Cadillac, leaving his Formula 1 career behind.

Lola Arias, from 'You Won't Be Left Behind', in 'Capable of Anything': "Does disability not affect any politician personally?"

Lola Arias, mother of a child with Down syndrome, is the author and creator of the project 'You Won't Be Left Behind'. In 'Capable of Anything', she questions the lack of political attention towards disability, emphasizing the need for greater inclusion and social visibility.

My Son with Autism Doesn’t Like Gifts: What Should We Buy for Epiphany?

Children with autism often have very limited interests, which can lead them to always ask for the same things or not show enthusiasm for gifts. This presents a challenge when choosing appropriate Epiphany presents that they will truly like and find meaningful.

Late Diagnosis and Masking of Autism in Women Increases Their Exposure to Digital Abuse

The president of Autismo España, Pedro Ugarte Vera, warns that late diagnosis and masking of symptoms in women with autism make them more vulnerable to digital and sexual violence.

The Epilepsy Federation Will Bring to Congress the Need for a National Plan for Epileptic Encephalopathies

The Epilepsy Federation will request Congress to implement a National Plan for epileptic encephalopathies due to their progressive impact on the motor, cognitive, and behavioral development of minors, aiming to improve diagnosis, treatment, and comprehensive support for affected individuals and their families.

"The idea is that when a deaf person suffers a hate crime, they know there is a way forward, that they are not alone"

Roberto Suárez, president of the CNSE, highlights a new protocol to support deaf people and their institutions in the face of hate crimes, ensuring that they will not be alone and have clear resources and pathways for their protection and support.

Oil Reacts with Tense Calm Following the US Attack on Venezuela and the Capture of Nicolás Maduro

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that one of his Administration's key objectives is to refine Venezuelan heavy crude, amid the tension following the US attack on Venezuela and the capture of Nicolás Maduro.

The Treasury debuts in 2026: all the auctions of Treasury Bills, Bonds, and Obligations to be held in January

The Ministry of Economy will hold the first auction of 2026 this Thursday, issuing State Bonds and Obligations, marking the start of public debt operations for January.

Spain in the EU: 40 Years of Harmony and Some Disagreements

EU funds and aid have been key for Spain to converge in income with the European average, improving its infrastructure and spatial planning during its 40 years of membership, despite some disagreements.

Iberia launches price campaign: tickets from 21 euros to travel in 2026

Iberia launches a campaign with tickets starting from 21 euros, available until January 26. The fares apply for travel up to December 10, 2026.

The OECD Announces an International Agreement for the Implementation of a Minimum Tax on Multinationals

The OECD has announced a global agreement to implement a minimum tax on multinationals, aiming to ensure stability and legal certainty in the international tax system.

This Is the Probability of Winning the El Niño Lottery Compared to the Christmas Lottery

The El Niño Lottery returns as an opportunity to start the year off on the right foot and, with luck, win money. The probability of winning this lottery is compared to that of the Christmas Lottery, highlighting the differences in odds and prizes.

'The Golden Girls' Uncover Their Intimacies: From Tensions Among the Actresses to the Failed Sequel of a Unique Series

A book by Pedro Ángel Sánchez pays tribute to the iconic sitcom "The Golden Girls," highlighting the tensions among the actresses and revealing details about the failed sequel following Bea Arthur's departure in 1992.

James Cameron Delivers Verdict on One of the Best Films of 2025: "The Only Possible Ending"

James Cameron has put to rest the controversy surrounding one of the most debated endings of 2025, belonging to a film directed by his ex-wife, describing it as "the only possible ending."

The 20 Most Anticipated Spanish Films Coming in 2026: Cinema Release Calendar

In 2026, major Spanish film releases are expected, including works by Pedro Almodóvar, Albert Serra, Rodrigo Sorogoyen, José Luis Guerín, and Los Javis, among other prominent filmmakers, promising an exciting year for the national industry.

8 Perfect Movies to Watch with Kids on Three Kings' Day: Where and How to Stream Them

Streaming platforms in Spain offer a selection of Christmas movies ideal for enjoying with family on Three Kings' Day, many of which convey valuable life lessons.

'Stranger Things' returns unexpectedly: Netflix announces an unexpected final journey to Hawkins

Netflix will release on January 12 the documentary 'One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5,' which will show behind-the-scenes footage of the filming of the fifth season, promising one last journey to Hawkins for the fans.

This is Mirumi, the adorable robot with bulging eyes that you’ll want to carry hanging from your purse or backpack

Mirumi is a furry companion robot with bulging eyes showcased at CES 2025. Designed to interact with people, it is small and portable, ideal for carrying hanging from purses or backpacks, offering a friendly and fun experience.

When Technology Advances and People Are Left Behind: Towards a 2026 That Tackles the Digital Divide

The digital divide has evolved from access to usage, primarily affecting older adults and vulnerable groups due to inaccessible technological designs. 2026 is expected to be a pivotal year to address this exclusion and achieve more inclusive technology.

The New Era of LG gram Laptops Arrives at CES 2026 with an Ultralight Material and AI Focus

LG unveils its new line of LG gram laptops at CES 2026, highlighting the use of the ultralight material "aeromium" and a special focus on artificial intelligence to enhance performance and user experience.

Samsung introduces a portable projector with AI that automatically adjusts the image: this is The Freestyle+

Samsung launches The Freestyle+, a portable projector with AI that automatically adjusts the image. It can rotate up to 180º, allowing projection on walls, ceilings, and floors, offering great versatility and convenience.

The New NotePin S Arrives: This Popular Device Is Renewed with a Key Change Compared to the Original Model

The NotePin S features a significant upgrade in its operation, noticeably differentiating it from the original model to enhance the user experience.

Wide and Shiny Jeans from Zara, Mango, and Stradivarius That You Can Wear in a Look on Three Kings’ Day

Wide jeans with shine and jewel details from Zara, Mango, and Stradivarius are a comfortable and elegant option to wear on Three Kings’ Day, offering a modern alternative to traditional looks.

Goodbye rain boots: these are the ideal and stylish Converse for rainy days

Cloud dancer-colored leather Converse offer an elegant and practical option for rainy days, combining style and functionality without the need for rain boots.

From Miley Cyrus to Elle Fanning: the Best Looks of the 37th Palm Springs Film Festival

The first red carpet of 2026 at the 37th Palm Springs Film Festival shone with the most glamorous styles. Celebrities like Miley Cyrus and Elle Fanning stood out, dazzling with their stunning looks and marking a spectacular start to the awards season.

'Furry' Aesthetic: The Warmest Trend of 2026 That Everyone Loves

The 'furry' aesthetic stands out as the warmest and coziest trend of 2026, perfect for fighting the cold with style and comfort.

Parfois offers the most affordable version of Italy's most famous handbag

Parfois offers braided versions of its handbag, inspired by the iconic Italian intrecciato style, now available at more accessible prices to expand your wardrobe.

Mara Jiménez, 'influencer': "It's very difficult to love your body in a world that invites you to hate it"

Mara Jiménez addresses fatphobia and violence on social media, highlighting how society negatively impacts women's relationship with their bodies, making self-love difficult.

The King’s Cake Arrives (and Never Leaves): Other Foreign Versions of Our Christmas Bun

Similar sweets to the King’s Cake are enjoyed in Mexico, Colombia, Portugal, France, and the United States, showing how this Christmas tradition has crossed borders with various versions.

Rabbit is an Alternative to the Expensive Christmas Meats: An Arguiñano Recipe with Chocolate to Celebrate Epiphany

Rabbit meat, nutritious and versatile, is presented as an economical option compared to costly Christmas meats. Arguiñano offers a recipe with chocolate to celebrate Epiphany.

A Tuna Reaches Record Price at the First Auction of the Year Held in Tokyo

Kimura Miyoshi, owner of a sushi chain in Tsukiji, won the first tuna auction of the year in Tokyo, where a record price was reached for a specimen.

Luis, Fishmonger: "Did you know that many hake have anisakis? You have to remove this part"

Anisakis, a parasite, is often found especially in the belly of the hake. Luis, a fishmonger, warns that it is necessary to remove this part to avoid risks when consuming the fish.

The Small Inn of Cantabria Where You Still Eat Like Before: Modest Prices and a Traditional Mountain Stew

In this Cantabrian inn, homemade, hearty, and flavorful food stands out, prepared following traditional recipes. They offer dishes such as the mountain stew at modest prices, preserving the essence of old-fashioned cooking.

If in a dream you have bought a sea bream for Epiphany... this is how you should cook it

Sea bream is a light fatty fish with only two grams of fat, mainly omega-3, and it is very expensive.

These Are the Best 12 Destinations for a Year-Round Travel Experience

The article highlights 12 ideal destinations to travel across Europe in 2026, offering a variety of options to enjoy throughout the year. These getaways combine culture, nature, and unique experiences, ensuring unforgettable trips for every season.

The town of Teruel with a spectacular sanctuary and a medieval castle atop a hill

Teruel, a medieval town less than two hours from Zaragoza, is a hidden gem in the Matarraña region, known for its stunning sanctuary and hilltop medieval castle.

The only two Spanish destinations that 'Forbes' has included in its 2026 list

Forbes has published a list of 26 recommended travel destinations for 2026, highlighting two Spanish locations among them.

The Spanish Town That Australians Are 'Dying' to Visit, According to 'Vogue'

The Australian edition of Vogue has highlighted a town in the Valencian Community as a must-visit tourist destination for its readers, emphasizing its unique appeal and encouraging its popularity among Australian travelers.

The Most Beautiful Town to Visit in November Is in Extremadura, According to 'National Geographic'

National Geographic highlights a village in Cáceres, Extremadura, as the most beautiful town to visit in November, recommending to do so before the arrival of the stressful holiday season.

The Zamora Mill Complex, a Historical Jewel of Spain

Located on the Duero River in Zamora, these old flour mills stand out as one of Spain's most unique historical jewels, showcasing the tradition and industrial heritage of the region.

The Mediterranean country that few Spaniards visit but is among the best destinations to travel to in 2026

This Mediterranean destination combines beautiful beaches and picturesque coastal villages with an impressive desert landscape, ideal for those seeking both relaxation and adventure, positioning itself among the best places to visit in 2026.

The 6 Medical Advances That Defined 2025: From Regenerative Medicine to Epinephrine Spray

In 2025, medicine recorded key advances, highlighting innovations in regenerative medicine, new applications of epinephrine spray, and technologies that promise to revolutionize diagnoses and treatments, marking a decisive year for the future of healthcare.

Aurelio Rojas, Cardiologist: "Many people take paracetamol daily, but the liver transforms it into something very toxic"

Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas warns that the habitual use of paracetamol can harm health, especially the liver, as it transforms it into a very toxic substance, putting liver function at risk.

Pilar Conde, psychologist: "The sandwich technique and other strategies to say 'no' in uncomfortable situations"

Pilar Conde highlights the importance of emotional self-care during Christmas, promoting calm-based assertiveness. She suggests techniques like the sandwich method to say "no" respectfully and avoid confrontations in uncomfortable situations.

The Reason Why There Are Twice as Many Migraine Cases as Three Decades Ago

Migraines mainly affect women between 30 and 44 years old, impacting their most productive stages of life. Currently, the number of cases has doubled compared to three decades ago.

If You Talk About These Topics, You Have Below-Average Social Skills, According to Psychology

Talking about certain inappropriate or sensitive topics can reflect below-average social skills. According to psychology, avoiding these topics unless you are confident is key to maintaining good relationships and demonstrating social intelligence.

Countries Where Women Are Forbidden to Drive a Car

Although we are in the 21st century, in several countries women still face prohibitions and discrimination when trying to obtain motor vehicle driving licenses.

Electric and Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles Break Records in November and Support a Historic 2025

Plug-in vehicle sales in November reached a record high, doubling previous figures. This growth reinforces the trend toward electrification, establishing 2025 as a key year for change in the automotive industry.

End of the Electric Scooter Sweet Spot: The DGT Will Fine If These Conditions Are Not Met

The DGT has established new regulations for electric scooter riders in Spain, imposing fines if certain requirements and rules are not followed, marking a significant change in their use.

If you place the emergency triangles and the V16 beacon connected at the same time: Can you be fined?

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026, raising doubts among drivers who are reluctant to stop using traditional emergency triangles.

The opposing stances of the DGT and the V16 beacon's inventor regarding its future: Will it evolve?

Jorge Torre, inventor of the V16 beacon, and Monserrat Estaca from the DGT expressed different views about the future of the device after two meetings with 20Minutos, reflecting opposing positions on its evolution and use.

The new city that controls the speed of scooters with a device already seen in other cities

Local authorities have installed devices that measure the speed of electric scooters, allowing them to detect and penalize violations to improve road safety.

Barcelona suspends street cleaning with water to prevent freezing due to low temperatures

The Barcelona City Council has replaced water cleaning with mechanical sweeping and is spreading salt in some areas to prevent freezing caused by low temperatures.

Catalonia Increases Support Hours for Students with Special Needs by 18% for This New Year

The Government of Catalonia will invest more than 60 million euros until the 2026-2027 school year to increase support hours for students with special needs by 18%, thereby improving educational attention and inclusion.

The Three Wise Men arrive in Barcelona aboard a Golondrina and tour the streets despite the cold

Mayor Jaume Collboni handed the keys of the city to the Three Wise Men so they could enter and distribute gifts in all the houses of Barcelona.

The Superior Court of Justice of the Canary Islands will investigate a lawyer for citing nonexistent rulings suggested by AI

The Superior Court of Justice of the Canary Islands will investigate a lawyer who filed an appeal citing nonexistent rulings, allegedly generated by artificial intelligence. It will be examined whether there was a breach of procedural good faith by including false case law in the judicial process.

Traveling by Bus and Bicimad Will Be Free on January 8th and 9th in Madrid

Bicimad and bus transportation will be free in Madrid on January 8th and 9th, coinciding with the return to school.

This is the work calendar in the Community and all the municipalities of Madrid

The Government of the Community of Madrid has approved 12 official public holidays, to which each City Council adds two additional days, forming the work calendar for the region and its municipalities.

Madrid taxi drivers request access to all downtown streets and more subsidies

The Professional Taxi Federation of Madrid has asked the mayor for permission to access all the streets in the city center and has requested an increase in subsidies ahead of the traditional taxi parade.

Illa announces that 426 loans have already been given to young people to buy their first home

The Catalan Institute of Finance has approved more than 1,400 applications and granted 426 loans to young people to facilitate the purchase of their first home through this financing line.

A man and a woman arrested for a burglary at a store in the town of Portugalete

The Ertzaintza arrested a 37-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman after a burglary at a store in Portugalete. They were located and detained on Sunday night thanks to the rapid police intervention.

The annual transport pass in Madrid will continue not to be sold to individuals

The annual transport pass in Madrid will not be sold to individuals in 2024, maintaining the measure started in 2023, but it will remain available for companies.

Buys a 'knot sweater' on Temu and what arrives causes laughter on social media

A man bought a 'knot sweater' on Temu, but when he received it, he became the subject of jokes. He takes it with humor and now uses it as a prank, according to his daughter.

The "mistake" of some young Argentinians celebrating New Year's Eve in Spain: "We have to practice the grape-eating"

Two young Argentinians shared their experience celebrating New Year's Eve in Spain for the first time, highlighting their confusion with the grape tradition and how they tried to learn in order to adapt to this local custom during the celebration.

An 'influencer' encounters a herd of goats and asks ChatGPT what to do: "We must wait"

Braylyng Batista, an influencer, is in Montserrat when she comes across a herd of goats blocking her path. Instead of taking action, she decides to consult ChatGPT to find out what to do, and receives the recommendation to patiently wait until the goats move.

Does your hamster have a pantry in its shelter? The reason why they do it is related to their well-being

Hamsters store food in their shelter out of instinct, which provides them with security and contributes to their well-being.

Why Your Cat Bites Cables and How to Protect Them Without Frustration

Biting is a natural behavior in cats, but electrical cables pose a danger. It is important to understand why they do it and take measures to protect them without causing frustration, ensuring their safety and well-being.

Is It Safe to Bathe a Dog with Dish Soap or Human Shampoo? What the Experts Say

The pH and water quality vary, as well as the skin and coat of each dog breed, which causes each one to react differently to the use of non-specific soaps. Experts advise against using dish soaps or human shampoos to bathe dogs, as they can damage their skin and disrupt their natural balance.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Tuesday, January 6, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for Tuesday, January 6, 2026, on 20minutos.es, where you can also review yesterday's and tomorrow's forecasts. Stay informed and prepare for the day with astrological predictions.

How to Check if Your Niño Lottery Number Has Won in the Special Draw

On January 6th, the Niño Lottery Draw takes place, with 37,920 winning numbers and a total of 770 million euros distributed. The top prize, the Niño Jackpot, awards 200,000 euros per tenth.

All the prizes of the 2026 Children's Lottery: from the Grand Prize to the 'pedrea'

The 2026 Children's Lottery has nearly 38,000 winning numbers, almost double that of the December 22nd draw, offering a wide variety of prizes from the Grand Prize to the 'pedrea'.

Worms in the food, stabbings... This is the 'Hell on Earth' Maduro is in

The article describes the extreme and violent conditions of MDC, a prison where notorious criminals like 'El Chapo' Guzmán and Ghislaine Maxwell have been held, reflecting a hellish environment comparable to the one Maduro faces.

The Best of 2025: Series

Motel Margot presents the best series of 2024, highlighting productions that stood out during the year for their quality, originality, and audience success. These series reflect current entertainment trends and are recommended for those looking for outstanding content from last year.

A city fills up with absurd signs: "Speed limit for walking: 2.83 km/h"

The artist Cameron Hunt created amusing absurd signs, such as a speed limit for walking of 2.83 km/h, in Christchurch, New Zealand, as part of the Little Street Art Festival.

The most disturbing thing about 'Stranger Things' has been the normalization of desire towards minors

Millie Bobby Brown and Nell Fisher, underage actresses from 'Stranger Things', face consumption and punishment under a male gaze that sexualizes and harms girls in the context of the series' success.

The Horoscope of These ‘Celebrities’ Is Clear: This Is How Their 2026 Will Be

In 2026, Jupiter will first favor the water signs (Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces) during the first half of the year, bringing them luck. In the second half, the planet will shift its influence to the fire signs (Leo, Aries, and Sagittarius), driving their dreams and projects, according to astrologer Esperanza Gracia.

Paz Vega, Before and After: How the Actress Has Changed Since the 2000s

Paz Vega celebrates her 50th birthday by showing how she has changed since her rise to fame in the 2000s. The actress has evolved both in her style and in her career, establishing herself as a prominent figure in Spanish and international cinema.

Magical Natural Phenomena That Will Blow Your Mind

Nature surprises us with magical and astonishing phenomena that go beyond imagination. Although it can also cause disasters, most of its manifestations allow us to enjoy unique marvels around the world.

A Walk Through Madrid's Christmas Lights

A nighttime tour of the Christmas lights in Madrid that fill the streets with a festive atmosphere and vibrant colors, highlighting the magic of the city during Christmas.

Ukraine Builds Its Own Noah's Ark to Store Its Seed Varieties and Protect Them from Putin's 'Flood' of Missiles

The Ukrainian Plant Genetic Resources Duplication Center safeguards 51,000 seed samples to preserve agricultural biodiversity in the face of attacks and destruction caused by Russian missiles.

Spanish Man's Body Found in Indonesia After Shipwreck That Left His Family Missing

Police are investigating whether the crew was negligent and caused the shipwreck in Indonesia in which a Spanish man and his family went missing. The body of the missing man has been found.

This is the 92-year-old judge who will oversee the Maduro case and who previously handled the cases of Pollo Carvajal and Shakira

Judge Hellerstein, 92 years old and known for blocking the deportations ordered by Trump in 2024, will be the one to oversee the case related to Maduro. Previously, he also handled significant cases such as those of Pollo Carvajal and Shakira.

The Judicial Horizon of 2026: From the Trials of Ábalos to the Fall of Puigdemont

In 2026, various high-profile judicial proceedings will continue, including the Koldo case, the SEPI scheme, cases against Leire Díez, DANA and González Amador, as well as the trial of Íñigo Errejón.

This Was the First Three Kings Parade in the History of Spain

This town in Alicante was the first to hold the Three Kings parade and succeeded in having this festivity declared a Festival of National Tourist Interest.

Catalonia raises to 47 the number of wild boars dead from swine fever in Collserola

Catalonia has confirmed 47 wild boars dead from swine fever in the Collserola area. All the new positive cases are located within the affected area, with the outbreak remaining under control.

The EU faces a decisive year to defend its strategic interests amid internal tensions and the challenge of the 'enemy Trump'

The European Union will need to adapt to the evolving conflict in Ukraine, Trump's actions, and China's influence, while facing the necessity of implementing essential internal reforms to protect its strategic interests.

A Journalist in Venezuela: "People Are Afraid of Maduro's Paramilitaries, Who Roam Freely"

The journalist highlights that the new legislative year in Venezuela began this Monday, in a context where the population lives in fear due to the presence and unchecked actions of paramilitaries linked to Maduro's government.

At least two dead and one missing due to snow avalanches in northern Italy

A skier died this morning after being swept away by an avalanche near Recoaro Terme. So far, at least two deaths and one person missing have been reported due to avalanches in northern Italy.

472 people die by drowning in Spain in 2025: more than half were over 45 years old

In 2025, 472 people died by drowning in Spain, marking the second worst record since 2015 according to the RFESS. More than half of the victims were over 45 years old.

The Best Books Coming in 2026: Aramburu, Carlos Zanón, Manuel Vilas, Sergio del Molino... and Borges

The year 2026 will stand out in literature for the 40th anniversary of the death of Jorge Luis Borges, as well as for new works by authors such as Aramburu, Carlos Zanón, Manuel Vilas, and Sergio del Molino.

Most Read: The Most Viewed News by 20minutos Users

This section presents the most popular news among 20minutos users, reflecting the topics of greatest interest and current relevance, ranging from politics and economy to entertainment and society. The trends show which content captures the public's attention in real time and help to understand the informational priorities of the readers.

20M Surveys: Participate with Your Vote and See What Other Readers Think

Take part in the 20M Surveys, where you can vote and learn about the opinions of other readers on current topics. These surveys allow you to express your point of view and compare trends in different areas, promoting a space for community dialogue and reflection.

Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started in AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to learn and make decisions. To get started, it is key to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing. There are accessible tools and online courses that make learning easier. AI has multiple applications, from healthcare to entertainment, and studying it can open up job opportunities and innovation.

An OCU ranking reveals the best supermarket King's cakes

The OCU has evaluated 13 cream-filled King's cakes available in supermarkets to guide consumers in their choice. In Spain, nearly 30 million of these traditional sweets are consumed every year.

The British miniseries set in the 16th century hidden on streaming: a gem perfect for binge-watching

This British miniseries, based on UK bestsellers, is set during the Reformation and features performances by Tom Holland and Damian Lewis. It is a perfect option for marathons on streaming platforms.

If you place the emergency triangles and the V16 beacon connected at the same time: Can you be fined?

V16 lights will be mandatory on vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. They raise doubts among drivers, some of whom are reluctant to stop using emergency triangles.

Pérez-Reverte Delivers Verdict on One of Ridley Scott's Masterpieces: "It’s a Fundamental Film"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte highlighted in Jordi Wild's podcast his preference for the western genre, pointing out a key work by Ridley Scott as "a fundamental film" within the genre and cinema in general.

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT: "There is no intention to issue fines with the V-16 Beacon"

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT, stated that they do not have data on how many drivers have yet to purchase the approved V-16 beacon, with five days left in the year. Additionally, she emphasized that there is no intention to impose fines for this reason.

January 2026 Sales: When the Big Offers Start at Zara, Mango, El Corte Inglés, and Other Brands

The winter sales of 2026 are approaching, and it is essential to know their dates to take advantage of discounts on brands like Zara, Mango, and El Corte Inglés. Knowing when these offers begin and end helps plan purchases and maximize savings at the main stores.

Anime in 2026: Release Calendar with the Most Anticipated Series and Movies of the Year

After a successful 2025, anime in 2026 promises major premieres, featuring series like 'Jujutsu Kaisen', 'Frieren', and 'Jojo's Bizarre Adventure', which will excite fans throughout the year.

Pere Navarro, Director of the DGT: "Moving the car every day to transport only one person is a luxury"

Pere Navarro, Director of the DGT, emphasized that the future of urban areas depends on sustainable mobility and criticized the unjustified use of cars with only a single occupant, describing it as a luxury that must change in order to move towards more efficient and responsible cities.

These are all the neighborhoods in Madrid that will have a new Metro stop in 2026

The construction works of the Madrid Metro are progressing so that by 2026 new neighborhoods will have stops that will improve mobility and connectivity for the city's residents.

The secret beneath the sands of Western Sahara: the reason for Morocco's interest in the former Spanish colony

Western Sahara is rich in mineral resources, and it is suspected to have significant reserves of oil and natural gas, which explains Morocco's strategic interest in this former Spanish colony.

The First Alarms Arrive About Pre-Signaling Emergencies with V16 Beacons That Cast Doubt on Their Effectiveness

Some Spanish drivers have begun to replace emergency triangles with V16 beacons connected according to the new regulations. However, the first videos show dangerous situations that call into question the effectiveness of these beacons for pre-signaling emergencies.

Euskadi Work Calendar 2026: Easter Date, Holidays, and All Long Weekends

In 2026, the Basque Country will move the holiday of Sunday, October 12th, Hispanic Day, to Monday in order to optimize long weekends and holidays in the work calendar.

Maduro pleads not guilty to drug charges, saying he was ’kidnapped’

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro pleaded not guilty to U.S. drug trafficking charges, claiming he was "kidnapped" by political enemies. He dismissed the allegations as part of a U.S. conspiracy to undermine his government. Maduro vowed to continue his leadership despite international pressure and sanctions.

Gold prices extend sharp gains on Venezuela tensions; approach record peaks

Gold prices surged sharply due to escalating tensions in Venezuela, nearing historic highs. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets amid political instability and potential supply disruptions. The heightened geopolitical risk has intensified demand for gold, pushing prices closer to record peaks as markets react to uncertainties in the region.

Oil markets see limited fallout from US action in Venezuela - ANZ

US actions in Venezuela have had minimal impact on global oil markets, according to ANZ. Despite heightened tensions and sanctions, supply disruptions have been limited, with markets showing resilience. The situation remains stable for now, as alternative supply sources and strategic reserves mitigate potential shocks from Venezuela’s output challenges.

US sues two California cities over limits on gas in new buildings

The US government has filed lawsuits against two California cities for implementing bans on natural gas in new buildings. The lawsuits argue these restrictions undermine federal energy policies and regulations, potentially affecting energy markets and consumer choice. The cities defend the bans as part of efforts to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change by promoting electric alternatives in construction.

Oil prices edge lower as Venezuela shock settles

Oil prices declined slightly after initial volatility caused by unexpected shocks from Venezuela. Market reactions have stabilized as traders reassess the situation, leading to a modest easing in prices following previous sharp movements linked to the Venezuelan disruption.

Oil falls on prospect of higher Venezuelan output, ample supply outlook

Oil prices declined due to expectations of increased Venezuelan crude production and a generally ample global supply. Market participants anticipate that Venezuela's boosted output will add to the already sufficient oil availability, exerting downward pressure on prices amidst concerns over demand growth.

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Gold prices jump as U.S. action in Venezuela boosts haven demand

Gold prices surged as U.S. actions in Venezuela heightened geopolitical risks, increasing demand for safe-haven assets. Investors sought gold amid concerns over potential instability and economic uncertainty triggered by the U.S. stance, pushing prices higher.

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Asia chipmaking stocks rise after Nvidia unveils new AI processor

Asian chip stocks gained momentum following Nvidia's launch of a new AI processor, boosting investor confidence in the semiconductor sector. The announcement highlights growing demand for advanced AI technology, positively impacting market sentiment and leading to increased trading activity in chipmaking companies across the region.

AB InBev buys back stake in US-based metal container plants for $3 billion

AB InBev has repurchased its stake in US metal container plants for $3 billion, regaining full ownership. The move aims to strengthen its supply chain control and support its beverage packaging operations amid growing demand. This strategic buyback reflects AB InBev's commitment to streamlining operations and enhancing efficiency in its production processes.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 1.33%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 1.33%. Market gains were supported by positive investor sentiment and strong performances in key sectors. The boost reflects optimism about economic recovery and upcoming corporate earnings reports.

Nvidia CEO Huang says next generation of chips is in full production

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced that the company's next-generation chips are now in full production. The new chips aim to enhance performance for AI applications and gaming. Huang highlighted ongoing demand and the company's focus on advancing semiconductor technology to maintain a competitive edge. This marks a significant step as Nvidia prepares to meet growing market needs.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.52%

Australian shares closed lower as the S&P/ASX 200 index fell 0.52%, pressured by declines in major sectors including financials and materials. Investor sentiment was subdued amid mixed economic data and cautious outlooks from key companies. Market participants remain watchful of global cues impacting trade and commodity prices.

Buyout firm Hg in advanced talks to acquire OneStream - Bloomberg

Private equity firm Hg is in advanced discussions to acquire financial software company OneStream. The deal aims to leverage Hg’s investment expertise to expand OneStream's growth and market presence. Terms and final valuation remain under negotiation as both parties work towards closing the agreement.

French biotech TheraVectys weighs Hong Kong IPO - Bloomberg

French biotech firm TheraVectys is considering an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong to raise funds for its vaccine and gene therapy developments. The company aims to tap into Asian investor interest and expand its financial resources to advance its innovative treatments. The move reflects a growing trend among European biotechs seeking capital in Asian markets.

Tesla China offers zero-interest and low-interest loans on Model 3/Y

Tesla China is providing zero-interest and low-interest loan options for its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. These financing deals aim to attract more buyers by reducing upfront costs, making Tesla models more affordable and competitive in the growing Chinese electric vehicle market. This move supports Tesla’s strategy to boost sales amid increasing competition and evolving market conditions in China.

AMD shows off new higher performing AI chip at CES event

AMD unveiled a new AI chip at CES, highlighting its enhanced performance and efficiency for AI workloads. The chip aims to accelerate AI applications across various industries, positioning AMD competitively in the growing AI hardware market.

AMD unveils new AI processors at CES Las Vegas, targets big performance jump

AMD announced its latest AI processors at CES Las Vegas, aiming to significantly boost performance for AI workloads. The new chips promise enhanced efficiency and speed, positioning AMD as a strong competitor in the AI hardware market. This move reflects AMD's commitment to advancing AI technology and meeting growing demand across industries.

UK food prices and shop price inflation pick up at end of 2025, survey shows

A recent survey reveals that UK food prices and overall shop price inflation increased towards the end of 2025. Rising costs have impacted consumers and retailers, signaling ongoing economic pressures in the retail sector as inflation rates climb.

Major UK businesses grow slightly more optimistic post-budget

Following the recent UK budget, major businesses have shown a slight increase in optimism. Improvements in economic forecasts and government initiatives aimed at supporting growth have contributed to this modest boost in confidence among key industry leaders. However, challenges such as inflation and global uncertainties still temper their outlook.

Tesla UK car sales slump 29% in December as competition heats up, data shows

Tesla's UK car sales dropped 29% in December amid growing competition in the electric vehicle market. The decline reflects increased challenges from rival brands offering competitive models, impacting Tesla's market share in the region.

US factory sector contracts for 10th straight month in December

The US factory sector shrank for the 10th consecutive month in December, reflecting ongoing challenges such as supply chain issues and reduced demand. Despite slight improvements in some areas, overall manufacturing activity remained subdued, indicating continued economic uncertainty in the sector as it struggles to regain momentum.

U.S. manufacturing sector activity contracts for tenth straight month in December

The U.S. manufacturing sector shrank for the tenth consecutive month in December, reflecting ongoing challenges like supply chain disruptions and weak demand. The latest data indicates continued contraction, signaling persistent struggles in the industry as it faces economic headwinds and uncertainty.

ISM Manufacturing PMI dips lower than expected, signaling caution for USD

The ISM Manufacturing PMI fell more than anticipated, indicating a slowdown in the U.S. manufacturing sector. This weaker-than-expected reading suggests reduced economic momentum, leading to cautious investor sentiment and potential downward pressure on the USD. The data highlights challenges in factory activity amid inflation concerns and supply chain issues, prompting market participants to reassess growth prospects.

UK consumer borrowing rises by most since November 2023

UK consumer borrowing surged significantly, marking the largest increase since November 2023. This rise reflects growing financial pressures on households amid persistent inflation and economic uncertainties, leading to higher use of credit cards and personal loans as consumers manage their expenses.

Trump says second Venezuela strike possible if government does not cooperate

Former President Donald Trump warned that the U.S. might launch a second strike against Venezuela if its government fails to cooperate. He criticized the regime and suggested further action could follow if current efforts do not lead to desired changes.

China services activity expands at slowest pace in 6 months in December - RatingDog PMI

China's services sector expanded at its slowest rate in six months in December, according to the RatingDog PMI. Growth was hindered by subdued demand and cautious business sentiment. Despite the slowdown, the sector still showed overall expansion, reflecting post-pandemic recovery challenges amid ongoing domestic and global uncertainties.

Japan’s factory activity steadies as demand declines slow, PMI shows

Japan’s manufacturing sector showed signs of stabilization in May as the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) indicated slower declines in demand. The eased drop in new orders reflected improving market conditions, suggesting the sector may be recovering from recent downturns. However, challenges remain as firms continue to face cautious demand amid global uncertainties.

Morning Bid: Stocks keep calm, carry on record run

Stocks continued their steady climb, maintaining a record-breaking streak despite mixed economic signals. Investors remain optimistic as corporate earnings and economic data suggest sustained growth, while geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns are closely monitored but have yet to disrupt market momentum.

Japan’s cash in circulation falls for first time in 18 years in 2025 on BOJ stimulus exit

In 2025, Japan saw its cash in circulation decline for the first time in 18 years, reflecting the Bank of Japan's decision to exit its long-standing monetary stimulus. This shift indicates reduced reliance on physical money as digital payments rise and monetary policies normalize after years of easing measures aimed at combating deflation and stimulating growth.

India’s services sector growth hits 11-month low in December, PMI shows

India’s services sector growth slowed to an 11-month low in December, according to the PMI data. Factors such as subdued demand and cautious client activities contributed to the decline. Despite the slowdown, new business inflows remained positive, signaling resilience. Cost pressures eased marginally, but optimism for future output fell to its lowest since early 2023.

Markets’ 2026 watch list: Fed succession, political risk and AI of course

Key market themes for 2026 include the Federal Reserve's leadership transition, rising political risks, and continued advancements in artificial intelligence. Investors will closely monitor how these factors influence economic policies, market stability, and innovation-driven growth.

Pressure heaps on dollar as Venezuela fear gives way to optimism

Optimism over Venezuela's economic prospects is reducing fear in markets, leading to decreased demand for the US dollar as a safe haven. Improved outlooks and potential stabilization efforts are easing concerns, putting downward pressure on the dollar amid shifting investor sentiment.

Philippine central bank signals no rate cuts for now as inflation picks up

The Philippine central bank indicated it will hold interest rates steady amid rising inflation. Despite pressures to ease monetary policy to support growth, officials emphasized the need to prioritize price stability as inflation accelerates. The bank remains cautious, signaling no immediate rate cuts while monitoring economic conditions closely.

Asian stocks extend record rally while oil, dollar drift

Asian stocks continued their record-breaking rally amid cautious movements in oil prices and the US dollar. Investors remain optimistic despite mixed economic data, driving markets higher. Oil prices and the dollar showed little direction as traders await further cues from upcoming economic reports and central bank decisions.

USPS tightens rules on contractors’ use of non-domiciled truck drivers

The USPS has implemented stricter regulations limiting contractors from using non-domiciled truck drivers. This move aims to enhance operational efficiency and ensure compliance with logistics standards by requiring drivers to be based within designated regions. The policy change is expected to impact contractor logistics and improve accountability in mail transportation services.

Trading Day: New Year, Same Risk Appetite

As the new year begins, investors continue to show a strong appetite for risk, maintaining bullish market trends. Despite global uncertainties, markets are driven by optimism regarding economic recovery and corporate earnings. Key sectors such as technology and finance lead the gains, while demand for safe-haven assets decreases. Analysts warn that ongoing geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns could challenge this risk-on sentiment in the future.

Trump administration cannot slash NIH research funding, court rules

A court has ruled that the Trump administration cannot cut funding for NIH research, blocking attempts to reduce financial support for critical health studies. The decision protects ongoing scientific projects and emphasizes the legal constraints on altering budget allocations for medical research.

Bitcoin price today: steady at $93.6k, Strategy discloses Q4 loss

Bitcoin's price remains steady at $93,600 amid market volatility. The investment strategy behind it reported a loss in Q4, attributed to broader economic uncertainties and regulatory challenges. Despite the setback, confidence in Bitcoin's long-term potential persists among investors.

XRP Climbs 10% In Bullish Trade

XRP surged 10% amid strong buying momentum, signaling a bullish trend for the cryptocurrency. Market analysts attribute the rise to positive investor sentiment and increased trading volume. This upward movement suggests potential for further gains in the near term as XRP gains traction among traders.

Bitcoin price today: gains to $93.6k with focus on Venezuela fallout

Bitcoin's price surged to $93,600 amid increased market interest sparked by developments in Venezuela. The country's economic turmoil and potential adoption of cryptocurrency have influenced investor sentiment, driving gains. Analysts highlight the impact of geopolitical events on crypto markets, with Venezuela's situation spotlighted as a key factor behind Bitcoin's recent rally.

TermMax Advances Institutional DeFi Use with Tokenized Stock Financing Integration

TermMax has integrated tokenized stock financing into its platform, enhancing institutional access to decentralized finance (DeFi). This move enables streamlined lending and borrowing against tokenized equities, bridging traditional finance with DeFi and boosting liquidity options for institutional investors. The integration aims to foster broader adoption of DeFi solutions in the institutional sector.

Taisu Ventures and Keio FinTEK Center Launch Keio ChainHack 2026 Focused on Web3 Innovation

Taisu Ventures and Keio FinTEK Center have announced Keio ChainHack 2026, a hackathon aimed at fostering innovation in Web3 technologies. The event invites developers, entrepreneurs, and students to collaborate on blockchain projects, enhancing Japan's position in the rapidly evolving decentralized tech space. The initiative supports creative solutions and networking opportunities within the Web3 ecosystem.

Strategy reports bitcoin holdings reach 673,783 coins worth $50.55 billion

Strategy has disclosed bitcoin holdings totaling 673,783 coins, valued at $50.55 billion. This significant amount highlights the firm's substantial investment in cryptocurrency, reflecting its confidence in bitcoin's long-term value and market position.

ChatAndBuild Brings the AI Super-App and Non-Fungible Agents to the World at BNB Hack Abu Dhabi

ChatAndBuild debuted its AI super-app and Non-Fungible Agents at BNB Hack Abu Dhabi, showcasing advanced AI integrations designed to enhance user interaction and blockchain utility. The platform aims to revolutionize digital experiences by blending AI capabilities with NFT technology, offering innovative solutions in decentralized applications and smart contracts. This launch highlights key developments in AI and blockchain convergence.

Bybit 2025 Recap: Unlocking 80 Million Users, Regulatory Achievements, Ecosystem Play

Bybit aims to reach 80 million users by 2025 through strategic growth and innovation. The platform has made significant regulatory strides, enhancing compliance across jurisdictions. Bybit continues to expand its ecosystem, integrating new products and services to deliver comprehensive crypto solutions and solidify its position in the blockchain industry.

Cardano Climbs 10% In Rally

Cardano's cryptocurrency surged 10% amid increased investor interest and positive market sentiment. Factors contributing to the rally include recent protocol upgrades and growing adoption in decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms. Analysts suggest the momentum could continue if the project maintains its development pace and community support.

Banxa & Vicox Legal: Leaders in Real Estate Transactions with Cryptocurrency in Europe

Banxa and Vicox Legal have emerged as pioneers in enabling real estate transactions using cryptocurrency across Europe. Their collaboration integrates legal expertise with innovative payment solutions, facilitating smoother, secure crypto-based property deals. This partnership addresses regulatory challenges and promotes wider adoption of digital assets in the European real estate market.

Kiboko Gold increases private placement offering by up to 20%

Kiboko Gold has increased its private placement offering by up to 20%, aiming to raise additional capital. This move is designed to support ongoing exploration and development activities, enhancing the company's growth potential in the gold sector. The additional funds will help Kiboko advance its projects and strengthen its financial position amid favorable market conditions.

Sampo Oyj buys back 296,203 shares as part of repurchase program

Sampo Oyj repurchased 296,203 shares under its ongoing share buyback program. The transactions aim to enhance shareholder value by reducing the number of outstanding shares. The repurchased shares will be held by the company for potential use in employee incentive plans or other corporate purposes. This move aligns with Sampo's strategy to optimize capital structure and support its long-term growth.

PMGC Holdings to implement 1-for-4 reverse stock split

PMGC Holdings announced a 1-for-4 reverse stock split to consolidate its shares, aiming to boost its stock price and meet listing requirements. The move is intended to enhance market perception and attract investors by reducing the number of outstanding shares. The reverse split is subject to shareholder approval and regulatory compliance before execution.

HP unveils EliteBook X G2 series with AI performance for business

HP launched the EliteBook X G2 series, designed to enhance business productivity with advanced AI capabilities. These laptops offer improved performance, security features, and lightweight designs, catering to professionals seeking powerful and portable computing solutions. The series emphasizes AI-driven efficiency, aiming to streamline workflows in corporate environments.

Intel unveils first US-made 18A processors for AI PCs at CES

Intel revealed its first US-manufactured 18-angstrom processors at CES, designed to power advanced AI PCs. These chips mark a major step in Intel’s efforts to lead in AI hardware, offering improved performance and efficiency for next-gen computing devices focused on artificial intelligence tasks.

CoreWeave to add NVIDIA Rubin technology to its AI cloud platform

CoreWeave is integrating NVIDIA’s Rubin technology into its AI cloud platform to enhance natural language processing capabilities. This collaboration aims to provide clients with improved AI tools for developing and deploying language models, boosting efficiency and scalability in AI workloads.

Supermicro expands manufacturing for NVIDIA Vera Rubin AI systems

Supermicro is increasing its manufacturing capacity to support NVIDIA's Vera Rubin AI systems, designed for advanced AI workloads. This expansion aims to meet growing demand and accelerate deployment of AI infrastructure leveraging NVIDIA's technology.

Aeva’s 4D LiDAR geselecteerd voor NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion-platform

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Lucid, Nuro, and Uber unveil production-intent robotaxi at CES

At CES, Lucid, Nuro, and Uber showcased their production-intent robotaxi, highlighting advancements in autonomous vehicle technology. The collaboration aims to accelerate the deployment of safe, efficient, and scalable robotaxi services, integrating Lucid's electric vehicles with Nuro's autonomous systems and Uber's ride-hailing platform. This marks a significant step toward commercially available self-driving taxis.

Big Tree Cloud receives Nasdaq notices on minimum value requirements

Big Tree Cloud has been notified by Nasdaq that it currently does not meet the minimum stockholders' equity and market value requirements. The company must regain compliance within a specified period to avoid possible delisting. Big Tree Cloud is taking measures to address these shortcomings and maintain its listing status.