News Summary - 01/07/2026

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US discussing options to acquire Greenland, including use of military, says White House

The US is exploring various options, including military measures, to acquire Greenland. This move has prompted European allies to support Denmark, which is resisting US efforts to gain control over the Arctic island.

Trump says Venezuela will be 'turning over' up to 50 million barrels of oil to US

President Trump stated that Venezuela will be supplying up to 50 million barrels of oil to the US. He also mentioned that American oil companies could start operations in Venezuela within 18 months.

Opposition leader Machado says she should be in charge of Venezuela

President Trump criticized opposition leader Machado, a Nobel laureate, claiming she lacks local support and respect in Venezuela despite her assertion that she should lead the country.

Russia sends navy ships to guard oil tanker being pursued by US forces

US forces plan to seize a Russian-flagged oil tanker accused of sanctions violations. In response, Russia has deployed navy ships to protect the vessel from US interception.

UK and France to send troops to Ukraine if peace deal agreed

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced after a meeting in Paris with Ukraine's allies that the UK and France will deploy troops to Ukraine if a peace deal is reached.

Aldrich Ames, CIA agent who sold secrets to the Soviets, dies aged 84

Aldrich Ames, a CIA double agent, betrayed over 30 Western spies and compromised more than 100 operations for the Soviets. He has died at the age of 84.

Six dead and hundreds of flights cancelled as snow causes chaos across Europe

Heavy snow across Europe has caused widespread travel disruptions, leading to hundreds of flight cancellations in cities like Amsterdam and Paris, stranding thousands. The severe weather has also resulted in six fatalities, highlighting the storm's deadly impact.

Lego unveils tech-filled Smart Bricks - to play experts' unease

Lego introduces its most revolutionary innovation since 1978 with tech-enabled Smart Bricks, blending traditional play with advanced technology. This new product marks a significant shift for the company, though it raises concerns among experts about the impact on creativity and the nature of play.

Iran anti-government protests spread to majority of provinces, videos show

Unrest in Iran has expanded to over 50 towns and cities, including areas traditionally supportive of the government, according to recent videos.

Children killed after drone hits home in Sudan, medics say

A drone strike in el-Obeid city, Sudan, killed at least 13 people, including eight children, according to medics.

Zelensky replaces Ukraine's powerful security service chief

Ukrainian President Zelensky faced significant criticism after reshuffling the leadership of one of the country's most effective security agencies, raising concerns about the impact on national security.

Swiss ski bar not inspected for five years before deadly fire, mayor says

The New Year's Eve fire at a bar in Crans-Montana resulted in 40 deaths and 116 injuries. Authorities revealed the bar had not undergone safety inspections for five years prior to the tragedy, raising concerns about regulatory oversight.

Macron hosts Ukraine and allies to try to cement security guarantees

French President Macron convened Ukraine and allied nations amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The meeting aims to strengthen security commitments as tensions rise, coinciding with US warnings about potential moves to annex Greenland.

US Congressman Doug LaMalfa dies unexpectedly at 65

US Congressman Doug LaMalfa, a Trump ally, has died unexpectedly at age 65. His passing reduces the Republican majority in the House of Representatives to only a few seats, potentially impacting party dynamics.

Israel's foreign minister on historic visit to Somaliland

Israel has become the first country to officially recognize Somaliland as an independent state, marking a significant and controversial development in international relations.

Nestle issues global recall of some baby formula products over toxin fears

Nestle has issued a global recall of certain SMA infant and follow-on formula batches after discovering they may cause vomiting, raising concerns about potential toxins in the products.

Nvidia unveils self-driving car tech as it seeks to power more products with AI

Nvidia is expanding its AI technology from software into physical products, unveiling self-driving car technology as part of its strategy to integrate AI across various industries.

Trump's Venezuela raid has created chaos - and that is a risk for China

The US's seizure of Nicolás Maduro has sparked chaos, posing uncertainties that worry China. As a nation favoring stability, China views the turmoil resulting from the raid as a risky development affecting its interests.

The painful questions for NATO and the EU as Trump threatens Greenland

The White House confirmed that using the US military remains an option available to the commander-in-chief amid tensions over Greenland. This statement highlights potential challenges for NATO and the EU as they respond to threats and shifting dynamics involving key territories.

An Indian state wants to tackle hate speech with a law - can it work?

Karnataka has enacted a bill aimed at curbing hate speech and hate crimes. Supporters argue it will promote social harmony, while critics warn it risks undermining civil liberties and freedom of expression. The law's effectiveness and impact on rights remain debated as the state seeks to address communal tensions.

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

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

Cuba defiant as it braces for post-Maduro era

Cuba faces uncertain times as Venezuela's Maduro, its key ally, appears increasingly vulnerable. The island nation remains defiant amid political and economic challenges, preparing for possible changes in the region’s dynamics once Maduro's era ends.

Which countries could be in Trump's sights after Venezuela?

Trump has issued multiple threats targeting countries within Washington's sphere of influence, suggesting potential future focus beyond Venezuela.

Long wait for justice leaves South African families in limbo

South Africa faces a backlog of tens of thousands of court cases, causing trial delays of up to four years. This prolonged wait leaves many families uncertain and struggling with unresolved legal matters.

BBC looks into the relationship between Cuba and Venezuela

The BBC's Cuba correspondent, Will Grant, explores the nature of the relationship between Venezuela and Cuba, highlighting the political, economic, and historical ties that connect the two countries.

'It seems unjust to me' - views from Caracas on Maduro's seizure

BBC Mundo interviewed Caracas residents about the recent US military operation targeting Nicolás Maduro's government. Many expressed feelings of injustice and concern over foreign intervention, reflecting a mix of skepticism and fear regarding the political and social impact on Venezuela.

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

BBC's Madeline Halpert reported from inside the courtroom as former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro appeared before the judge, providing a firsthand account of the hearing's atmosphere and proceedings.

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 detention by authorities.

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

In Doral, Florida, Venezuelan-Americans gathered to celebrate the US operation capturing Nicolás Maduro. The community expressed relief and happiness, reacting emotionally to the news of the Venezuelan leader’s detention.

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 proper political transition occurs, signaling direct US involvement in the country's governance amid ongoing instability.

Explosions and smoke at La Guaira port

Venezuela has declared a national emergency, accusing external forces of "extremely serious military aggression" following explosions and smoke at the La Guaira port. The government is responding to the incident amid heightened tensions.

Watch: Over 100 firefighters on the scene of Denver blaze

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

Sailors saved from going over the edge of a huge dam

A boat experienced motor failure and drifted toward the edge of a huge dam. Sailors onboard were rescued just in time, preventing them from going over the dam’s edge.

Watch: Moment 400-pound runaway prop injures Disney employee

During a live Indiana Jones scene at Disney, a 400-pound prop became uncontrollable and injured an employee. The incident occurred amidst the performance, highlighting safety concerns with heavy stage equipment during live shows. No further details about the employee's condition have been released.

What are Russians hoping for in 2026, asks Steve Rosenberg

As the war in Ukraine approaches its fourth year, BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg talks with Russians about their hopes and expectations for 2026. Many express uncertainty, reflecting on the conflict's impact on their lives and the future of their country amidst ongoing tensions.

Moncloa Reactivates Its Political Agenda with the Anti-Trump Flag Held High and Under the Premise of Completing the Legislature

Sánchez begins the year focusing on the foreign agenda and seeks to regain the trust of his political partners, maintaining a critical stance towards Trump while aiming to complete the legislature term.

Sánchez sees a "very dangerous precedent" in Trump's operation in Venezuela: "We cannot accept it"

President Sánchez condemned the United States' attack on Caracas, calling it a very dangerous precedent that cannot be accepted, during a press conference following the Coalition of Volunteers summit in Paris.

Interview | Mary Ponte, former Venezuelan ambassador to the European Union: "Delcy has betrayed Maduro"

Mary Ponte points out that the arrest of Maduro is not ideal, but considers a forceful action necessary to remove a criminal group that will not surrender voluntarily, referring to the Chavista leadership.

Trump announces that Venezuela will deliver up to 50 million barrels of oil to the U.S.

President Trump announced that Venezuela will deliver up to 50 million barrels of oil to the United States, and stated that he himself will control the revenues from sales in the local market.

Breaking news from Venezuela, live | Delcy warns those who "threaten" her: "My destiny is decided only by God"

Nicolás Maduro was captured, which has generated tension and speculation about a possible US military intervention in Venezuela. Delcy Rodríguez warns her detractors that only God decides her destiny, showing her firmness in the face of the current political and military crisis.

The U.S. demands that Venezuela end its relations with China and Russia

The United States demands that Venezuela end its ties with China, Russia, Iran, and Cuba, requiring the expulsion of these countries as a condition to improve bilateral relations.

Trump puts China in check with his offensive in Venezuela

Trump challenges China by focusing his offensive on Venezuela, where 85% of oil exports go to Beijing. China maintains significant strategic interests in energy, infrastructure, and critical minerals in the region.

Venezuela: And Now What?

Trump openly sought control over Venezuela's power primarily to gain access to its vast oil reserves, revealing the true motivation behind his policies toward the country.

Who Sold Out Maduro?

It is suggested that an influential figure within Chavismo may have collaborated to facilitate the operation led by Trump against Maduro, indicating a possible internal betrayal.

The Niño Lottery Draw Distributes a Rain of Millions Across All Communities... Except One

The first prize of the Niño Lottery Draw, with the number 6703, has distributed millions throughout Spain, benefiting multiple communities, except one that did not receive any prizes.

06703, the El Gordo of the 2026 Niño Lottery with 200,000 euros per ticket

The Niño Lottery Draw distributes 110 million euros with the first prize, corresponding to number 06703, which awards 200,000 euros per ticket. Winners have until April 6, 2026, to claim the jackpot.

The Second Prize of the 2026 Niño Lottery Goes to Number 45875

The second prize of the 2026 Niño Lottery, assigned to number 45875, awards 75,000 euros per tenth (750,000 euros per series) and, along with the Gordo, is one of the only prizes subject to taxes.

Prize Map of the Children's Lottery Draw: Where the Jackpot and Other Prizes Have Fallen

The Children's Lottery spreads joy across the country this Epiphany Day, with thousands of winners celebrating having won the Jackpot and other notable prizes.

The Treasury will keep 32,000 euros from each first prize of the Children's Lottery

Prizes from the Children's Lottery exceeding 40,000 euros are subject to a special tax, so the Treasury will withhold 32,000 euros from each first prize.

Check which endings, hundreds, and approximations are awarded

The Niño Lottery distributes 37,917 prizes in small formats, including four-, three-, and two-digit endings, approximations, hundreds, and refunds.

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Check if Your Number Has Won with This Lottery Checker

Discover if your ticket for the Extraordinary Draw of the Children's Lottery, held on Three Kings' Day, has been awarded a prize and find out how much money you have won with this checker.

The Senate will question Ábalos this Thursday after receiving authorization from the Supreme Court for his transfer from Soto del Real

Former minister Ábalos will appear this Thursday in the Senate at the request of the PP after receiving permission from the Supreme Court for his transfer from Soto del Real. Although he will attend the Upper House, he is not obliged to testify.

The body of one of the Spanish children who shipwrecked with his family in Indonesia is found

Rescue teams in Indonesia found the third lifeless body and the hull of the boat where a Spanish family shipwrecked on December 26. They are searching for more missing persons following the accident in Labuan Bajo.

Will We Buy Tickets to Travel Standing on the Train in 2026? Renfe Prepares a Pilot for Short Trips

Renfe plans a pilot program for 2026 with cheaper tickets without reserved seats on short trips, similar to systems in France, Belgium, Italy, and Germany. This measure requires changes and generates divided opinions among users.

Sara Carbonero had to undergo emergency surgery at the hospital in Lanzarote where she was admitted

Sara Carbonero was admitted on an emergency basis to a hospital in Lanzarote, where she had to undergo surgery due to an unexpected medical situation.

La Oreja de Van Gogh issues a statement about Amaia saying she has a "complicated character" and she responds

La Oreja de Van Gogh describes Amaia Montero as "stubborn and with a complicated character" in an official statement. In response to these remarks, Amaia defends her position and clarifies misunderstandings, sparking a public debate about her relationship with the band.

Felipe VI calls for a "global order based on rules" after a 2025 of "constant threat"

The King and Queen presided over the Military Easter ceremony, emphasizing the need for a global order based on rules following a 2025 marked by constant threats. The Prime Minister did not attend, participating in the Coalition of Volunteers on Ukraine.

The Swiss bar that caught fire on New Year's Eve had gone five years without an inspection

The mayor stated that they will take responsibility for the fire that occurred on New Year's Eve and has banned the use of fireworks inside all establishments in the municipality to prevent future incidents.

Hundreds of Skiers Pay Tribute to the Victims of the Fire in Crans Montana: "The Whole Community Mourns Together"

Hundreds of skiers honored the victims of the fire in Crans Montana with a descent down the slopes, forming a heart in the snow to symbolize the unity and mourning of the entire community.

The surreal game of Trapani Basket: starts with five players, ends with two, and gets disqualified

Italy's Trapani Basket, facing financial and sporting crises, began a game with only five players. As the game progressed, the team was reduced to two players on the court, leading to their disqualification. The situation reflects serious internal problems affecting the club.

The anti-suicide gown is removed from Nick Reiner, who will remain under supervision, after being accused of murdering his parents

Nick Reiner, accused of murdering his parents Rob and Michele Reiner, has been taken off the anti-suicide gown but will continue to be monitored in jail.

Filmmaker Béla Tarr, one of the representatives of the well-known 'slow cinema,' dies

Béla Tarr, a prominent filmmaker and a key figure in slow cinema, has passed away. He was a frequent collaborator of writer László Krasznahorkai, a recent Nobel laureate. His work is recognized for its slow pace and unique style.

The writer David Uclés wins the 82nd Nadal Prize with 'The City of the Dead Lights'

David Uclés, a writer from Jaén, has won the 82nd edition of the Nadal Prize for novels with his work 'The City of the Dead Lights,' receiving a prize of 30,000 euros.

The philosopher Francesc Torralba wins the 58th Josep Pla Prize with 'Anatomy of Hope'

Francesc Torralba won the 58th Josep Pla Prize with his work 'Anatomy of Hope,' standing out among 42 original submissions. The book combines philosophy, literature, and human experience to offer a profound reflection.

Spain will witness in 2026 the first total solar eclipse in 114 years: this will be the date it occurs

In 2026, Spain will be able to observe its first total solar eclipse in 114 years, visible in various regions, from A Coruña to Palma de Mallorca.

Snow, Wind, Cold, and Waves Trigger Alerts in 14 Communities with Lows Down to -14°C in Guadalajara

On January 7, 14 Spanish communities will have alerts for snow, wind, cold, and waves. Minimum temperatures will reach -14°C in Guadalajara, -6°C in Girona and Huesca, and -5°C in Ávila and Cuenca, affecting several areas with adverse winter conditions.

Ukraine's European partners conclude their summit with a post-war outline: from creating military centers to sending troops

The United Kingdom and France agreed to create military facilities to support Ukraine, and Spanish President Sánchez opened the possibility of sending troops from Spain in the future.

"'Regifting,' the rising phenomenon to make money with unwanted gifts: 'They would have ended up in a drawer'"

In Spain, 'regifting' is gaining popularity, especially after Secret Santa, allowing consumers to sell unwanted gifts instead of keeping them unused.

January Sales Arrive: What Experts Advise to Avoid Wasting Money

The January sales offer an opportunity to buy at lower prices, but the OCU warns that discounts do not affect consumer rights, which must remain intact. Experts advise taking advantage of these offers without losing sight of quality, comparing prices, and making sure that the purchase conditions are clear to avoid unnecessary expenses.

Young People Against Grandparents: The False Conflict That Hides the Real Responsible Parties

The low wages of young people are not caused by pensions, but by a productive model and an unfair distribution of the value generated. The data disproves the idea that pensions harm young people's income, revealing a false conflict that hides the real responsible parties.

Do You Want to Have Eye Surgery? These Are the Most Common Questions

Eye surgery is safe and offers excellent results, but it raises questions among patients. Specialists from Quirónsalud answer the most common questions they receive in consultations to clarify concerns and provide confidence to those considering surgery.

Madrid Heads Into Its Second Year of Construction with the Aim of Completing Conde de Casal, Castellana, Ventas, and A-5... and the Uncertainty of the Alcalá Boulevard

Madrid begins its second year of simultaneous construction work to bury major roads, build the Conde de Casal interchange, and renovate ten plazas. Projects in Castellana, Ventas, and A-5 are expected to be completed, although the future of the Alcalá boulevard remains uncertain.

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

Chris Martin ironically commented on the controversial 'kisscam' incident in which Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting adopting a positive attitude in adverse situations.

Mickey Rourke denies having launched a GoFundMe to avoid eviction: "I don't want any charity"

Mickey Rourke denies having created a GoFundMe to avoid eviction from his apartment in Los Angeles. Although it was reported that he faced a $60,000 debt, the actor insists that he is not seeking charity or public financial assistance.

Sandra Barneda gives in on 'The Island of Temptations' and leaves the singles' bonfire: "Respect me!"

The tension between Almudena and Cristina sparked a heated confrontation that overwhelmed Sandra Barneda, who decided to leave the singles' bonfire demanding respect.

Canine voices: sneezes, a message that goes beyond a cold

Sneezes in dogs are not just signs of a cold but a form of communication that, along with other gestures, conveys complex messages between them.

Jellyfish and Anemones Have Sleep Patterns Similar to Humans

A study published in 'Nature' reveals that jellyfish and anemones exhibit sleep patterns regulated by changes in light and their circadian clock, similar to humans.

Rapper 6ix9ine celebrates sharing prison with Maduro and Mangione

Rapper 6ix9ine was sent back to prison for three months after a judge concluded that he violated his probation due to new violent incidents and legal troubles during his supervised release.

Neymar's Luxurious Vehicle Collection He Shows Off on Three Kings' Day: A Batmobile, a Jet...

Neymar showcased his luxurious vehicle collection on social media, which includes a Batmobile and a jet, highlighting his impressive fleet on Three Kings' Day.

Spanish Handover in the Maldives: The Resort with Which Barceló Arrived in the Islands is Now Owned by Meliá

Whale Lagoon, the resort managed by Barceló since 2023 in the Maldives, changes ownership and becomes part of Meliá’s franchised network, marking a Spanish handover in the islands.

What Happened to Peter Krause: How the Star of One of the Best Series in History Disappeared

Peter Krause currently only works on the series '911', which is available in Spain through Disney+, Movistar Plus+, and Tivify.

A Pharmacist Reveals the Keys to Maintaining Radiant Skin During Christmas

Izaskun Ruiz Amestoy explains that during Christmas, changes in routine can affect the skin and its barrier, so she recommends specific care to keep it radiant and balanced during this time.

These Are the Functional Infusions That Will Help You Offset Excesses

Some plants, herbs, and spices contain bioactive properties that offer specific and powerful health benefits, surpassing traditional infusions to help offset excesses.

Motorola unleashes its arsenal at CES: new Razr fold, ultra-premium range, unique AI, and more connected ecosystem

Motorola unveils at CES its first foldable type fold, the ultra-premium Motorola Signature range, the Motorola Qira AI platform, and expands its Moto Things ecosystem with new connected devices.

The coastal town that the British newspaper 'The Sun' recommends as an alternative to Barcelona

The British media outlet 'The Sun' highlights a picturesque coastal town in the Basque Country, recommending it as an attractive alternative to Barcelona and the city of Biscay for tourists.

5 Restaurants and Bars in Madrid That Opened in 2025 and You Should Visit in 2026

In 2025, Madrid saw the opening of five notable new restaurants and bars, including one that offers an exclusive selection of natural wines and another located in a prime spot with panoramic views of the city. These new gastronomic spots are ideal to visit in 2026.

How Does the DGT Justify the Connectivity of V16 Beacons? Jorge Torre, the Light's Creator, Responds

Jorge Torre, inventor of the Help Flash, explained that he had to replace Bluetooth with connectivity in his emergency beacons due to a resolution from the DGT, which regulates the use of these devices to improve road safety.

The Spectacular Forest of Navarra with an Old Arms Factory That Looks Like a Movie Set

Half an hour from Pamplona, there is an impressive forest in Navarra, in northern Spain, that hides an old arms factory. This place combines nature and industrial architecture, offering a unique setting that looks like it came straight out of a movie.

The Indonesian Prosecutor's Office summons two employees of the hotel where Matilde Muñoz died to testify

The Indonesian Prosecutor's Office has summoned two employees of the hotel where Matilde Muñoz passed away to testify in the second session of the trial, scheduled for this Wednesday on a tourist island in the Asian archipelago.

Brussels asks Israel to lift the ban on NGOs in Gaza and allow aid into the Strip

The EU calls on Israel to revoke the suspension of permits for 37 humanitarian NGOs in Gaza and to facilitate the entry of aid into the territory, highlighting the urgent humanitarian situation in the Strip.

A Lottery Seller Wins €200,000 with an Unintentionally "Defective" Ticket

María Antonia Risco Capella, a lottery seller from Guadiana (Badajoz), won €200,000 in the special Lotería del Niño draw with a "defective" ticket that she printed accidentally. The ticket had a printing error that did not affect its validity, making it the winning ticket.

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

On January 6, a holiday throughout Spain for Epiphany, several supermarkets change their hours, with some open to facilitate shopping that day.

Will Housing Prices Drop? Experts Analyze the Real Estate Crisis

Real estate experts analyze the growing tension in the housing market, attributing the crisis to factors such as high demand, lack of supply, and economic conditions. Although they expect a change in trend, they warn that the price decrease could be gradual and will depend on public policies and changes in financing.

About 25,500 households in Berlin remain without power for the fourth consecutive day after an alleged sabotage

A far-left group has claimed responsibility for the blackout that left about 45,000 homes in southwestern Berlin without power. After four days, around 25,500 households still lack electricity supply.

Do Parking Spaces Pay Garbage Tax? These Are the Ones That Do... and Those That Are Exempt from the Tax

The obligation to pay the garbage tax for parking spaces depends on their cadastral classification, with it being crucial whether they are considered industrial or residential use to determine if they must pay or are exempt.

Goodbye to a full phone without paying extra: 3 free tricks that work to free up space

Learn how to free up space on your phone at no cost by deleting unused apps, storing files in the cloud, and deleting large files, keeping the essentials without losing important data.

These are the five best interest-bearing accounts with no fees

These interest-bearing accounts allow you to earn a guaranteed return on your savings, with no fees, and offer immediate availability of the balance.

Carrot Gnocchi with Brown Butter: An Affordable Recipe with Vibrant Color and a Sweet Touch

This carrot gnocchi recipe is economical and colorful, perfect for enjoying vegetables in a delicious and subtle way. It combines the sweet flavor of carrot with brown butter, offering a vibrant and nutritious dish where the vegetable is not noticeable.

The Perfect Appetizer for the Epiphany Meal, According to Jordi Cruz: Easy and Quick to Make

Chef Jordi Cruz, from ABaC and judge on 'MasterChef Spain,' shares an easy and quick recipe for Epiphany Day: shrimp cups with avocado cream, an ideal appetizer for this celebration.

Agatha Christie's Most Christmasy Work: The Adaptation Now Available... and Free

Agatha Christie's novel 'Hercule Poirot's Christmas,' set during a Christmas gathering with a fatal outcome, has been adapted and is now available for free to the public.

Can Turrón Be Kept for Next Year? Experts Weigh In

After Christmas, it is common to have leftover turrón, and many wonder if it can be stored until the next holiday season. Experts indicate that if it is properly stored in a cool, dry place and well wrapped, turrón can remain in good condition for several months, even until the following year. However, it is important to check its appearance and smell before consuming it.

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

The number of Saint Michael the Archangel is popular in the Sorteo del Niño because of its symbolism and tradition. Many people turn to this special number seeking luck and protection, reflecting the cultural and spiritual significance it holds in this celebration.

Sports at Christmas: Key Tips to Avoid Giving It Up Completely

An expert offers advice to maintain physical activity during the Christmas holidays, thus avoiding completely abandoning sports during the festive season.

The Day of the Gifts

The happiness that gifts bring is fleeting, lasting less than a candy during recess, reflecting the transience and superficiality of today's world.

The Word of This Year

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

Ask Coppola

Maduro is compared to a mafioso similar to the Corleone family, suggesting that his political and personal behavior resembles that of the characters from the famous mafia saga created by Coppola.

The Judges Return to the Scene

The coming months will be crucial in determining a possible early election, depending on the progress of investigations into the PSOE's finances and the pending trials against people close to Sánchez. Additionally, the PP will also face important judicial proceedings.

Daniil Medvedev: "If Alcaraz and Sinner maintain last year's consistency, it will be impossible to catch them"

Daniil Medvedev stated ahead of the ATP Brisbane that if Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner maintain the level and consistency they showed last year, it will be very difficult for him and other players to catch up to them in the upcoming season.

Thailand accuses Cambodia of violating the ceasefire ten days ago and demands that it "comply with and honor" the truce

Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs accuses Cambodia of attacking a soldier in Ubon Ratchathani, violating the ceasefire. Phnom Penh rejects the accusations, attributing the incident to an explosion.

Lamine Yamal misses another training session: worked out in the gym before the Spanish Super Cup semifinals

Lamine Yamal, Barcelona forward, missed another training session and worked out in the gym ahead of the Spanish Super Cup semifinals. Although he is expected to be able to play on Wednesday, he had already missed one or two sessions before the derby against Espanyol.

Ruth Lorenzo and the contestants of 'Aria' surprise with their version of Rosalía's 'Berghain'

Ruth Lorenzo and the participants of the show 'Aria' performed a surprising version of Rosalía's "Berghain," showcasing their talent and bringing a new approach to the Spanish singer's hit.

AI will make you a millionaire if you work in plumbing: "I had no experience and I haven’t stopped working for a year"

Artificial Intelligence is automating many tasks, but manual professions like plumbing are in high demand. Without previous experience, a plumber has seen his work skyrocket in a year, demonstrating how AI is increasing the value of practical and hands-on skills that remain indispensable.

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

The Technology Addictions Service of Madrid observes an increase in cases of minors developing gambling addiction due to the use of loot boxes and paid avatars, highlighting that some children even memorize cards for purchases in games like Minecraft.

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

Amateur sports combine enjoyment and exhibition, using apps and social networks to share workouts and results. This creates comparison, pressure, and the desire to belong to communities, although not focusing solely on records. Many athletes prefer to show only their best performances, avoiding sharing bad races.

The US returns four 1,200-year-old bronze sculptures that were looted from Thailand in 1964

The United States has returned to Thailand four 1,200-year-old bronze sculptures that were looted in 1964. This action aims to restore Thailand's cultural heritage and strengthen cooperation between both countries in the fight against the illicit trafficking of cultural property.

Iñaki Williams maintains his criticism of the Supercup: "The words were not appropriate, but I do not regret it"

Iñaki Williams, forward for Athletic Club, reiterated his criticism of the celebration of the Spanish Supercup in Saudi Arabia. Although he admitted that his words were not the most appropriate, he defended his position and does not regret expressing his opinion on the matter.

The Mossos file around a hundred fines at the illegal rave that started on New Year's Eve in La Sénia

The Mossos fined about a hundred people at an illegal rave that began on New Year's Eve in La Sénia. Eight organizers were accused of hiding sound equipment and materials in a false compartment of a truck to avoid their seizure.

Philippines urges thousands of people to evacuate due to risk of a "dangerous eruption"

The alert level in the Philippines was raised to level 3 after detecting an effusive magmatic eruption and the falling of incandescent rocks, which led to the order to evacuate thousands due to the risk of a dangerous eruption.

Arrested in Bilbao for sexually assaulting his ex-partner and threatening her

The accused was arrested in Bilbao after surprising his ex-partner from behind, grabbing her by the hair and forcing her into his home, where he sexually assaulted and threatened her.

Television Trends in 2026 Evidenced This Christmas

New Year's Eve 2026 has revealed significant changes in television trends, reflecting new audience preferences and innovative formats that will shape the future of the audiovisual sector.

Chenoa returns with a 'The Floor' that now promises to be "bigger than ever"

Chenoa is back with a new edition of 'The Floor', which promises to be "bigger than ever." The singer and presenter is preparing a revamped show, with more surprises and production, aiming to capture the audience's attention and offer a more impressive spectacle than in previous editions.

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

Fran, who is Melchior's page, says he feels very loved and considers himself Melchior's favorite page. He goes to 'First Dates' looking for love, highlighting that he helps Melchior because Melchior has work on Three Kings' Day.

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 the program 'Espejo Público.'

Álex Barreiro debuts as host of 'La hora de La 1' replacing Intxaurrondo

Álex Barreiro starts as the new presenter of 'La hora de La 1', replacing Silvia Intxaurrondo on the program.

Family vs. Obligations: How the Princes of Wales Prioritize Raising Their Children

Prince William and Kate Middleton maintain their focus on raising their children, prioritizing their family routine despite the move to Forest Lodge.

The Gestures of Complicity of King Felipe VI with His Daughter, Princess Leonor: "Your Experiences Are Helping You Understand"

King Felipe VI shows gestures of complicity with his daughter, Princess Leonor, highlighting how her personal experiences are helping her better understand her role and responsibilities. This connection reflects the closeness and mutual support in their family relationship and in Leonor's growth as future queen.

Peter Ostrum, the boy who traded the chocolate factory for a clinic

Peter Ostrum, famous for his child role in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," decided not to continue in Hollywood. He chose to study Veterinary Medicine and worked as a veterinarian specializing in livestock and horses in New York.

Jamie Campbell Bower, Vecna in 'Stranger Things', strengthens his relationship

Jamie Campbell Bower, known for his role as Vecna in 'Stranger Things', is going through a moment of change after saying goodbye to his character. At the same time, he has strengthened his relationship with the content creator, solidifying their romance over the past year.

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 frustration over the confrontation between Terelu Campos and Carmen Borrego on '¡De viernes!' regarding Belén Rodríguez's participation in 'GH Dúo', commenting that her mother suffered a lot because of this conflict.

Nagore Robles Forced to Go to the Hospital: "I Felt Like My Lungs Were Burning, It Was Unbearable"

Nagore Robles had to be hospitalized due to intense chest pain that she described as if her lungs were burning, calling it unbearable. The severity of her symptoms led her to seek urgent medical care to receive treatment and relief.

Kings or Magi? The Magi Through the Art of the Prado Museum

The works in the Prado Museum show the evolution in the representation of the Magi, figures who for centuries have traveled to Bethlehem to honor the Child Jesus. Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar have been portrayed in various ways: as kings or magi, with different garments and companions, reflecting the mystery and cultural richness of their origin.

Researchers Develop New Sensor to Detect Drugs "Quickly"

Giovanni Montà-González and Vicente Martí Centelles, from the Polytechnic University of Valencia, have created an innovative sensor that rapidly detects scopolamine, a drug commonly used in chemical submission crimes. It uses a system of 'molecular cages' never before applied for this purpose, offering a promising solution to identify this substance in drinks and other real samples.

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

In the village of Soutelo, Cuntis (Pontevedra), Javier Loureiro built a 17.5-meter replica of the Eiffel Tower, inspired by a fridge magnet and a conversation among friends. He started the work on October 1st and, with his experience as a formworker, has erected this structure that has transformed the local Christmas celebrations.

Topuria begins 2026 with tough training and focused on improvement: "I know I haven't reached my best moment yet"

The lightweight champion continues training intensely in 2026 despite not defending his title in the first months. He is focused on improving and aware that he has not yet reached his best level.

Hansi Flick on Cancelo's Signing: "It's Not Done, I'll Be Happy If He Arrives"

Hansi Flick spoke at the press conference before the Spanish Super Cup semifinal against Athletic. Regarding the possible signing of Cancelo, he stated that it is not finalized yet, but expressed that he will be happy if he joins the team.

A 41-year-old paragliding pilot dies after an accident in the town of Adeje

A 41-year-old paragliding pilot died following an accident in Adeje. Emergency services attempted to resuscitate him, but they were unable to save his life.

Vinícius, to Xabi Alonso before the Betis match: "Tell Gonzalo he has to give me some"

Vinícius, Real Madrid's forward, told his coach Xabi Alonso that his teammate Gonzalo should give him the ball more often, according to new footage from Movistar+'s 'El Día Después'.

Schareina takes victory in stage 3 of the Dakar in motorcycles and closes in on the leader

Spanish rider Schareina won stage 3 of the Dakar in motorcycles this Tuesday, January 6, achieving his third victory in the rally and narrowing the gap to the competition leader.

Lola Arias, from 'You Will Not Be Left Behind', in 'Capable of Everything': "Does Disability Not Affect Any Politician Personally?"

Lola Arias, mother of a child with Down syndrome, is a writer and creator of the project 'You Will Not Be Left Behind'. In 'Capable of Everything', she questions the lack of political attention toward disability, emphasizing the need for greater commitment and visibility in this area.

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

Children with autism often have very limited interests, which means they either always ask for the same things or don't show enthusiasm for gifts. Adapting presents to their specific tastes is key for them to enjoy the experience.

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

The president of Autism Spain, Pedro Ugarte Vera, warns that women with autism face a higher risk of digital and sexual violence due to the masking of their symptoms and late diagnosis.

The Epilepsy Federation will bring to Congress the need for a National Plan for epileptic encephalopathies

The Epilepsy Federation aims to bring to Congress the urgency of creating a National Plan for epileptic encephalopathies, due to their progressive impact on the motor, cognitive, and behavioral development of children, seeking to improve care and support for those affected and their families.

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

Roberto Suárez, president of the CNSE, presents a protocol to support deaf people who suffer hate crimes, ensuring that they are not alone and know that there is a way to receive help and protection.

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

Donald Trump's oil plan in Venezuela involves major energy companies like Chevron and Exxon. These 'supermajors' aim to take advantage of the country's opening to exploit its hydrocarbon resources amid sanctions and political tensions, strategically positioning themselves in the Venezuelan energy market.

Brussels proposes advancing CAP funds a few days before the vote on Mercosur and calls a surprise meeting

The European Commission proposes advancing €45 billion of the initial CAP funds to secure resources starting in 2028, in addition to calling an unexpected meeting just before the vote on the agreement with Mercosur.

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, significantly improving its infrastructure and land planning during its 40 years in the Union.

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

Iberia launches a campaign with tickets from 21 euros, available until January 26, for travel until December 10, 2026.

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

The OECD has announced an international agreement to implement a minimum tax on multinationals, highlighting that this measure will lay the foundations for the stability and legal certainty of the global tax system.

"The Treasury Debuts in 2026: All Auctions of Treasury Bills, Bonds, and Notes"

The Ministry of Economy will hold its first auction of the year this Thursday, where it will issue State Bonds and Notes as part of its financing program.

Life after 'Stranger Things': what's next for Millie Bobby Brown, Sadie Sink, and other stars of the series

The stars of 'Stranger Things' remain busy with new projects in Marvel, 'The Hunger Games,' and 'The Rings of Power,' ensuring they won't be missed after the series ends.

The Most Addictive British Series on SkyShowtime: A Mix of 'Bridgerton' and 'The Favourite', but More Scandalous and Sexual

More than 40 years after Milos Forman's film, 'Amadeus' returns as a series to captivate new generations, combining drama, scandals, and intense passions, with a style more provocative than ever.

Robin Williams was essential in 'Schindler's List' and does not appear in a single shot: "He knew what I was going through"

Steven Spielberg faced difficulties during the filming of 'Schindler's List.' Knowing the suffering of his friend, Robin Williams decided to support him in an essential way, even though he did not appear on screen in any scene.

The Intestinal Gas That Halted the Filming of 'The Princess Bride' Became Legend: "A Symphony of Gastric Discomfort"

André the Giant starred in the most hilarious moment during the filming of 'The Princess Bride' with a laughter attack caused by his intestinal gas problems, even surpassing the comedic improvisations of Billy Crystal and leaving a legendary anecdote on set.

Golden Globe Awards 2026: Where to Stream the Most Nominated Series

On January 11, 2026, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, the Golden Globe Awards will be presented—ceremonies that anticipate the Oscars. The news highlights where to stream the most nominated series, offering options to enjoy the favorite titles before the awards ceremony.

New razr fold: Motorola's leap into the book-style format with an 8-inch foldable and integrated AI

Motorola launches the razr fold, its first book-style foldable with an 8.09-inch internal screen. It stands out for integrating AI functions, being compatible with a stylus, and focusing on enhancing productivity.

This is Motorola Signature, the brand’s new premium series: 50 MP cameras and ultra-thin design

Motorola launches Motorola Signature, its ultra-premium series with an ultra-thin design, four 50 MP cameras, and seven years of updates, focused on offering a superior experience.

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

LG unveils its new line of Gram laptops at CES 2026, highlighting the use of the ultralight material "aeromium" that enhances portability. Additionally, these devices are designed to boost artificial intelligence applications, marking an evolution in performance and design.

ASUS introduces its new generation of computers: lighter and ready for artificial intelligence

ASUS refreshed its PC lineup at CES 2026, featuring lighter devices with innovative designs and advanced artificial intelligence integration, aimed at hybrid work, content creation, and everyday use.

Roborock takes your robot vacuum to the next level: now it climbs stairs, cleans better, and even cuts the grass

Roborock launched new robot vacuums at CES 2026 with advanced improvements, highlighting a model that climbs stairs, along with better suction, intelligent mopping, and optimized navigation for more efficient home cleaning.

Becky Kennedy, Child Psychologist: "I am a mother of three, and this is what I do when I feel overwhelmed"

Becky Kennedy, child psychologist and mother of three, shares how to restore connection with your children after moments of tension and which personal habits help her stay calm and manage stress in parenting.

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

Leather Converse in cloud dancer color combine style and functionality, making them an ideal and elegant option to face rainy days without losing good taste.

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

We review the most glamorous styles from the first major red carpet event of 2026 at the 37th Palm Springs Film Festival, highlighting the elegance and originality of celebrities such as Miley Cyrus and Elle Fanning.

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

The 'furry' aesthetic is establishing itself as the warmest and coziest trend of 2026, perfect for those seeking comfort and style without feeling cold this year.

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

Parfois offers affordable braided versions inspired by the iconic intrecciato style, making this renowned design of Italy's most famous bag accessible to more people.

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 influences women's relationship with their bodies and the difficulty of self-acceptance in that context.

Neither Olive Oil nor Salt: The Little-Known Trick to Make Roasted Vegetables Perfect

To achieve perfect roasted vegetables without using olive oil or salt, this little-known trick suggests an alternative technique that enhances the flavor and texture of oven-roasted vegetables, guaranteeing a delicious and healthy result.

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

Rabbit meat is nutritious, versatile, and an economical option compared to traditional Christmas meats. Arguiñano offers a recipe with chocolate to celebrate Epiphany, taking advantage of its culinary and nutritional qualities.

Fine, babosa or Japanese, but clams: making them marinera-style, the classic that never fails on the table

Marinera-style clams, an infallible classic at the table, have variations with tomato, paprika, or chili pepper, but always include garlic and onion as essential ingredients.

Luis, fishmonger: "Did you know that many hake have anisakis? This part has to be removed"

Anisakis, a parasite, is often found in the belly of the hake, so it is important to remove it to avoid risks when consuming the fish.

The small inn in Cantabria where you still eat like before: modest prices and a traditional mountain stew

This inn in Cantabria offers hearty and tasty homemade food, prepared in a traditional way. Its prices are modest, and dishes such as the mountain stew stand out, keeping the gastronomic essence of the region alive.

A Fisherman’s Trick to Differentiate a Wild Sea Bass from a Farmed One at a Glance: “The Fins”

A fisherman reveals two simple methods to identify whether a sea bass is wild or farmed just by looking at it. These techniques, which complement the traceability information on the label, are mainly based on observing the characteristics of the fish’s fins.

These Are the Best 12 Destinations for a Year Full of Travel

Discover the 12 best getaways in Europe to travel throughout 2026. These destinations offer unique experiences to make the most of every month of the year, combining culture, nature, and fun in different European regions, perfect for planning a year full of adventures and unforgettable trips.

The first town in the Balearic Islands distinguished as a Magical Town: nature, turquoise water coves, and tradition

This town in Menorca, located within a Biosphere Reserve, combines beaches and mountains and has been recognized as the first Magical Town of the Balearic Islands for its natural beauty and tradition.

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

Forbes has published a list of 26 global destinations recommended for travel in 2026, highlighting two Spanish places as the sole representatives of Spain.

The town in Spain 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 appeal and charm.

The Most Beautiful Town to Travel to in November is in Extremadura, According to 'National Geographic'

National Geographic highlights a village in Cáceres as the most beautiful town to visit in November, recommending seeing it before the arrival of the Christmas hustle and bustle.

The Fate of France with a Breathtaking Sanctuary and the Second Favorite Monument of the French

An important center of spiritual tourism in France, this town stands out for its stunning natural landscapes and monuments that blend human work with nature, attracting numerous visitors.

The Mediterranean Country That Few Spaniards Visit but Is Among the Best Destinations to Travel to in 2026

This Mediterranean destination combines beaches and coastal villages with a vast desert landscape, ideal for those seeking adventure and nature. Despite its appeal, it is little visited by Spaniards but appears among the best places to travel to in 2026.

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

In 2025, medicine has progressed remarkably, highlighting developments in regenerative medicine, new ways to administer epinephrine via spray, and other innovations that promise to improve treatments and quality of life, laying important foundations for future advancements in the health field.

The Eight Health Myths Circulating on Social Media, Debunked by an Expert

Self-care on social media is filled with advice and techniques that are often false or misleading. An expert debunks eight common health myths circulating on the internet, emphasizing the importance of verifying information before applying it.

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, recommending assertiveness based on calmness rather than confrontation. She proposes techniques such as the sandwich method to say "no" effectively in uncomfortable situations.

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

Migraines have doubled in the last three decades, primarily affecting women aged 30 to 44, coinciding with their most productive stages of life.

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

There are topics better avoided in everyday conversations, except with trusted people or in specific contexts. Talking about them may reflect below-average social skills, according to psychology experts.

Everything You Must Keep in Your Car’s Glove Compartment from 2026 if You Want to Avoid a Fine

Since January 1st, it is mandatory to carry the new safety device, the V16 beacon, in the car. This change aims to improve road safety and prevent penalties. From 2026 onwards, its use will be essential to avoid fines when stopping on the road.

What are IDIADA and LCOE, and why does one or the other appear on all approved connected V16 beacons?

The V16 beacons approved by the DGT display numbers with the acronyms "IDIADA" or "LCOE," which indicate the laboratory that certified the approval. These acronyms guarantee that the device meets the safety and quality standards required for use on the road.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026, causing drivers to have doubts about using them together with the traditional emergency triangles.

The opposing positions of the DGT and the V16 beacon’s creator regarding its future: Will it evolve?

Jorge Torre, inventor of the V16 beacon, and Monserrat Estaca from the DGT, held two meetings with 20Minutos where they expressed differing views on the future of this emergency signal. While Torre advocates for its development and evolution, the DGT maintains a more conservative stance regarding its implementation and improvements.

The new city that controls scooter speed with a device already seen in other cities

Local authorities have installed devices that measure the speed of electric scooters to identify and sanction illegal behavior, replicating a measure already implemented in other cities.

The 'luck lottery office' is in Jerez: sells three first prizes of 'El Niño' and two Christmas 'Gordos' in five years

In five years, a lottery office in Jerez has sold three first prizes of 'El Niño' and two Christmas 'Gordos', establishing itself as a lucky spot in the province of Cádiz, which recently awarded two million euros per series in the 'El Niño' Draw.

Madrid Taxi Drivers Demand Access to All Downtown Streets, More Subsidies, and the Restoration of Hospital Assistance

The Professional Taxi Federation of Madrid is requesting from the mayor full access to downtown streets, an increase in subsidies, and the restoration of hospital assistance, ahead of starting their traditional taxi parade.

The flu remains above moderate levels in Catalonia three weeks after reaching its peak

The flu in Catalonia reached its peak just before Christmas, surpassing the rates of previous years. Three weeks later, infections remain above moderate levels, indicating a notable persistence of the virus in the region.

Injured in Llucmajor after jumping out of the window of their house during a fire

A person was injured in Llucmajor after jumping out of the window of their house during a fire. They were taken to Son Llàtzer Hospital by emergency teams.

Man Seriously Injured in Inca After Oven Explodes in His Face

A man in Inca suffered severe burns on his face and body following an oven explosion that set his robe on fire.

Andalusia records the lowest minimum temperature in Spain at -17.3ºC in the Sierra Nevada area

The Sierra Nevada area in Andalusia recorded the lowest temperature in Spain at -17.3ºC. It was followed by Molina de Aragón (Guadalajara) and Cap de Vaquèira (Lleida), both with -14ºC in the early morning hours.

'El Niño' leaves a good prize in Catalonia and awards several millions in Barcelona and Terrassa

The number 6,703 in the 'El Niño' lottery draw has distributed prizes of 200,000 euros per ticket in ten municipalities in Catalonia, including significant winnings in Barcelona and Terrassa.

They ask for 14 years in prison for the man accused of trying to kill his wife in the hospital where she gave birth

The Prosecutor's Office is requesting 14 years in prison for a man accused of attempting to kill his wife in 2024 at the Vinalopó Hospital in Elche, where she gave birth. The case has shocked the community and is currently undergoing judicial proceedings.

Barcelona activates cold alert for homeless people and provides 200 overnight places

Barcelona has activated the cold alert for homeless people and has made available 200 overnight places. City council professionals will inform people living on the streets about options for sheltering during these adverse conditions.

Two Injured in Alicante in a Camping Gas Explosion in a Motorhome in Alicante

Two people were injured with burns following a camping gas explosion in a motorhome on Doctor Severo Ochoa street at the El Jardín campsite in El Campello, Alicante.

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

A man bought a 'knot sweater' on Temu, but upon receiving it, the garment turned out to be very different and funny. He has taken it with humor and now wears it as a joke, according to his daughter, which has sparked laughter on social media.

The "mistake" of some young Argentinians celebrating New Year's Eve in Spain: "We need to practice the grapes thing"

Two young Argentinians shared their experience celebrating New Year's Eve in Spain for the first time. They talked about their mistake of not being familiar with the tradition of eating twelve grapes to bring good luck and admitted that they need to practice it for next time.

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

Influencer Braylyng Batista visits Montserrat and finds her path blocked by a herd of goats. In the video, she expresses her surprise and asks ChatGPT how to proceed, receiving the recommendation to wait patiently until the goats move away.

A study suggests that cats meow more when greeting their male caregivers

Cats meow more when greeting their male caregivers, suggesting that they adapt their communication because they perceive that males respond differently to the sounds they make.

The Rise of Salmon Oil for Dogs: A Trend with a Scientific Basis, But Demanding Caution

Salmon oil is beneficial for dogs when it is part of a balanced diet supervised by veterinarians, providing essential nutrients. However, it should not be considered a miracle supplement or replace professional treatments, always requiring caution in its use.

Why Are So Many Dogs Fascinated by Car Trips?

Dogs enjoy car trips because a comfortable, familiar, and predictable environment helps them relax and feel safe during the experience.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for Wednesday, January 7, 2026, on 20minutos.es, where you can also review yesterday's and tomorrow's 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 prize of 770 million euros, including 200,000 euros per ticket for the Grand Prize (Gordo).

All the Prizes of the 2026 Niño Lottery: from the Grand Prize to the 'Pedrea'

The 2026 Niño Lottery features nearly 38,000 winning numbers, almost double the amount in the December 22nd draw, including the Grand Prize and numerous smaller prizes known as the 'pedrea'.

Prize Map of the Children's Lottery Draw: Where the Jackpot and Other Prizes Have Fallen

The Children's Lottery has distributed thousands of prizes across Spain on Epiphany, with many lucky winners celebrating the fortune of the draw and the distribution of the Jackpot and other main awards.

The Best of 2025: Series

Motel Margot presents a selection of the best series of 2024, highlighting titles that set trends and captured the audience's attention throughout the year. The list includes a variety of productions that combine narrative quality, innovation, and popularity.

A City Fills Up with Absurd Signs: "Speed Limit for Walking: 2.83 km/h"

The artist Cameron Hunt created funny signs with absurd messages, such as a speed limit for walking, for the Little Street Art Festival in Christchurch, New Zealand.

What does the cruelty of gender-based violence reveal about current masculinity?

Gender-based violence intensifies with greater rage and denial of responsibility by the aggressors. This reflects a social climate that legitimizes hatred and perpetuates toxic patterns of masculinity, worsening attacks against women.

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

The Three Wise Men paraded through the streets of Madrid in a procession that braved the cold to spread joy and 1,200 kilos of candy. Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar starred in the much-anticipated event, which gathered numerous families and children enjoying the Christmas tradition in a festive and safe atmosphere.

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

Paz Vega celebrates her 50th birthday by showing how she has evolved since she rose to fame in the 2000s. The actress has changed both physically 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 phenomena that inspire awe and wonder. Beyond disasters, there are impressive natural events around the world that seem to surpass imagination and invite us to admire their unique beauty.

A Walk Through Madrid’s Christmas Lights

A nighttime tour through the streets of Madrid showcases the colorful and festive Christmas lights that illuminate the city during the season, creating an atmosphere full of joy and celebration.

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

Dietitian Lara Dalla Rovere states that eliminating ultra-processed foods in school cafeterias is key, as parents tend to imitate these menus at home. Experts are calling for the inclusion of dietitians to improve food quality and promote healthy habits from school, positively influencing the entire family.

The OECD Warns Portugal of the Risk of Rising Inflation and Recommends a "Prudent" Fiscal Policy

The OECD warns Portugal about the risk of rising inflation and recommends maintaining a prudent fiscal policy. They forecast inflation at 2.2% and economic growth at 2.2% for 2026.

At least 600 tourists, including about 20 Spaniards, trapped on the Yemeni island of Socotra following flight suspensions

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

The Australian Open will offer the biggest prize in its history: this is the amount

The winner of the Australian Open, in both the men's and women's categories, will receive a record prize of 2.38 million euros, the highest amount ever awarded in the tournament's history.

The Albacete 'rave' continues with few people and problems for vehicle exit

The illegal rave party held since New Year's at the Cenajo reservoir (Albacete) has around 700 attendees. Problems persist with vehicle exit due to the high number of participants and lack of organization. Authorities continue monitoring the situation without direct intervention for now.

Leo XIV Closes the Holy Door of the Vatican and Concludes the Jubilee

The rite of closing the Holy Door of the Vatican performed by Leo XIV no longer includes sealing it with masonry, now being limited to closing the door panels to mark the conclusion of the Jubilee.

Feijóo criticizes Sánchez's "snub" at the Military Easter: "A president worthy of his country should be with the King on a day like today"

Alberto Núñez Feijóo lamented President Sánchez's absence at the Military Easter ceremony, pointing out that Spain needs a leader who values and supports the Armed Forces, emphasizing the importance of standing alongside the King on this symbolic day.

Other Countries in Trump's Crosshairs: His Threats Raise Concerns of an Attack Like Venezuela's

Trump seeks to strengthen U.S. influence in Latin America by following the Monroe Doctrine, generating concern about possible attacks similar to the attempt in Venezuela, as he disregards international law.

A Homeless Man Dies in Badalona on Epiphany During the Cold Wave

A homeless man died in Badalona during the cold wave on Epiphany. The Emergency Medical Service (SEM) sent two ambulances, but by the time they arrived, the man was already dead.

Eight people injured in a fire caused by a domestic heater in Alcúdia

Eight people were injured in a fire that started early in the morning in a room of a house in Alcúdia, caused by a domestic heater. Several neighbors tried to control the fire with hoses before the firefighters arrived.

The Best Memes and Anecdotes from the 2026 Three Kings Parades

The 2026 Three Kings parades brought fun and memorable moments, captured in memes and anecdotes that reflect the festive spirit. Users shared creative images and unique stories, highlighting the joy and tradition of this highly anticipated event in various communities.

Most Read: The Most Viewed News by 20minutos Users

This section highlights the most popular news among 20minutos users, reflecting the topics of greatest interest and relevance at the moment. The stories cover various fields such as politics, society, entertainment, and events, showcasing the news trends that capture the audience's attention.

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

Take part in the 20M Surveys by voting and discover the opinions of other readers on current topics. These surveys offer an interactive way to learn about trends and diverse viewpoints, promoting citizen participation and the exchange of perspectives.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that simulates human intelligence to perform tasks such as pattern recognition and decision making. To get started in AI, it is essential to understand basic concepts like machine learning, neural networks, and data. Additionally, it is important to learn programming and use accessible tools. AI has applications in various sectors such as healthcare, finance, and education, transforming the way we work and everyday life.

An OCU ranking reveals which are the best supermarket King's cakes

The OCU has evaluated 13 cream-filled King's cakes sold in supermarkets to guide consumers in their choice. Each year, nearly 30 million King's cakes are consumed in Spain.

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. Perfect for marathons, it is available on streaming platforms and offers a captivating look at a key historical period.

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

The V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. Although they raise doubts among drivers, it is not clear whether the simultaneous use of emergency triangles and the V16 light entails a fine, as some drivers resist stopping the use of the triangles.

Pérez-Reverte issues verdict on one of Ridley Scott's masterpieces: "It’s a fundamental film"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte, on Jordi Wild’s podcast, reviewed his favorite movies and highlighted the western as his preferred genre, pointing out a Ridley Scott work as fundamental.

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT: "With the V-16 Beacon, There Is No Intention to Fine"

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT, points out that they do not yet have data on how many drivers have not purchased the approved V-16 beacon, with five days remaining until the end of the year. Additionally, she clarifies that there is no intention to issue fines for its use.

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

The long-awaited winter sales of 2026 are approaching. To make the most of the discounts, it is essential to know the start dates and duration for brands like Zara, Mango, and El Corte Inglés, among others.

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

After a successful 2025, the year 2026 promises major anime releases, featuring new seasons and movies from popular series such as 'Jujutsu Kaisen', 'Frieren', and 'Jojo's Bizarre Adventure'. These titles are generating great excitement among fans, consolidating the growth of the industry.

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

Pere Navarro, director of the DGT, emphasized that the urban future depends on sustainable mobility and described using the car daily to transport only one person as a luxury, highlighting the importance of changing habits to improve traffic in cities.

Schedule of the 2026 Niño Lottery Draw and Where to Watch It Live Online and on Television

The 2026 Extraordinary Niño Lottery Draw begins at 12:00 PM (peninsular time) and, unlike the Christmas Lottery, it lasts only a few minutes. It can be followed live both online and on television.

The Secret Beneath the Sand of Western Sahara: The Reason for Morocco's Interest in the Former Spanish Colony

Western Sahara possesses valuable mineral resources and potential reserves of oil and natural gas, which explains Morocco's strategic interest in this former Spanish colony.

The first concerns arise about pre-signaling emergencies with V16 beacons that cast doubt on their effectiveness

Some drivers in Spain are replacing emergency triangles with connected V16 beacons, according to the new regulations. However, the first videos show dangerous situations that raise questions about the effectiveness of these beacons for signaling emergencies.

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

In the 2026 work calendar of Euskadi, the holiday on Sunday, October 12, Hispanic Day, is moved toMonday to facilitate long weekends and improve holiday planning in the region.

Yemen separatist leader flees, avoids Riyadh talks to tackle southern crisis

The leader of Yemen's Southern Transitional Council fled, skipping crucial Riyadh talks aimed at resolving the southern crisis. His absence complicates efforts to unify factions and stabilize the region amid ongoing conflict. The move highlights deep divisions within Yemen's anti-Houthi coalition, undermining Saudi-led mediation efforts.

Oil falls after Trump says Venezuela will send supply to US

Oil prices dropped after former President Trump announced Venezuela will supply oil to the US. This development raised expectations of increased crude availability, easing supply concerns and driving prices lower in the market.

Oil prices sink 1% after Trump says Venezuela to ship crude to the US

Oil prices fell nearly 1% after President Trump announced that Venezuela plans to ship crude oil to the United States. This development signals a potential easing of supply concerns, leading to a drop in price as markets adjust to increased crude availability. The move could impact global oil dynamics amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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Trump says Venezuela to give 30-50 million barrels of oil to the US

Former President Trump claimed Venezuela will supply the US with 30-50 million barrels of oil. This announcement comes amid ongoing discussions about energy supplies and geopolitical relations. Details on timing and conditions of the deal were not provided.

Trump says Venezuela to turn over 30 to 50 million barrels of oil to US

Former President Trump claimed Venezuela will supply the US with 30 to 50 million barrels of oil, signaling potential easing of tensions between the two countries. The announcement highlights a possible shift in energy relations, though details and official confirmations remain limited.

US oil futures fall even as API inventory shows surprise draw in crude stocks

US oil futures declined despite the American Petroleum Institute reporting an unexpected drop in crude inventories. The market remains cautious due to concerns about global demand and economic uncertainties, outweighing the inventory draw's potential bullish impact.

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China buys more US soybeans, total purchases approach 10 million tons

China has increased its purchases of US soybeans, with total imports nearing 10 million tons. This surge reflects growing demand and improved trade relations between the two countries, boosting US soybean exports amid ongoing global agricultural market shifts.

Factbox - What’s the status of international oil companies in Venezuela after Maduro’s capture?

Following the reported capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, the status of international oil companies in Venezuela remains uncertain. Many firms had already scaled back operations due to sanctions and political instability. Key players like Chevron maintain limited presence under U.S. licenses, while others have exited. The potential power shift could affect contracts and access to Venezuela’s significant oil reserves.

Japan stocks lower at close of trade; Nikkei 225 down 0.99%

Japan's stock market closed lower, with the Nikkei 225 index dropping 0.99%. Market sentiment was weighed down by global economic concerns and profit-taking among investors, leading to a broad-based decline in share prices across key sectors.

Crude oil slumps, shares retreat as global tensions intensify

Crude oil prices fell sharply as rising global tensions sparked investor concerns, leading to a broad market retreat. Shares in key sectors declined amid uncertainty over supply disruptions and potential economic impacts. Markets remain volatile as geopolitical developments continue to unfold.

BlueScope Steel investors seek price increase for $9 billion buyout offer

BlueScope Steel investors are pushing for a higher price on the $9 billion buyout offer. They argue that the initial proposal undervalues the company amid rising steel prices and strong market demand. The investors aim to negotiate improved terms to reflect the company’s robust financial outlook and growth potential.

Pfizer needs more than obesity deal to drive growth post-2028, UBS says

UBS warns that Pfizer's obesity drug deal alone won't sustain growth after 2028. While the obesity treatment could boost revenues, Pfizer needs additional innovations and pipeline developments to maintain long-term growth and shareholder value beyond the deal's impact.

Why is Carlsberg Jefferies’ top pick for 2026?

Jefferies names Carlsberg its top pick for 2026 due to strong growth prospects, robust brand portfolio, and expanding markets. The firm highlights Carlsberg’s strategic focus on premium products and sustainability, which position it well for future demand and profitability. Positive earnings forecasts and effective cost management further support this optimistic outlook.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 2.57%

Taiwan stocks rose at the close, with the Taiwan Weighted Index increasing by 2.57%. The market was buoyed by positive investor sentiment and gains in key sectors, reflecting optimism about economic recovery and corporate earnings prospects.

Infosys partners with Amazon Web Services on generative AI

Infosys has partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to enhance its generative AI capabilities. The collaboration aims to integrate AWS’s cloud services with Infosys’s AI tools to deliver innovative solutions across industries. This partnership will help Infosys accelerate AI adoption, improve efficiency, and offer advanced, scalable AI-driven services to its global clients.

Chevron, Quantum Energy seek bid for $22 bln of Lukoil assets - FT

Chevron and Quantum Energy are reportedly preparing a bid for Lukoil assets valued at $22 billion, according to the Financial Times. The move signals growing international interest in Russia's energy sector despite geopolitical tensions and sanctions.

Thyssenkrupp considers phased sale of steel unit to India's Jindal, Reuters reports

Thyssenkrupp is considering a phased sale of its steel unit to India's Jindal Steel & Power, according to Reuters. The potential deal aims to reduce debt and strengthen the company's financial position. Discussions are ongoing, with both parties evaluating terms and timelines for the possible transaction.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.15%

Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 index closed up 0.15%, supported by gains in the financial and mining sectors. Investors reacted positively to stable economic data and buoyant commodity prices. Market sentiment remained cautious amid global uncertainties, but key stocks lifted the benchmark, reflecting moderate investor confidence.

Australia CPI cools more than expected in Nov, but core inflation remains sticky

Australia's November CPI rose less than anticipated, indicating a cooling in headline inflation. However, core inflation, which excludes volatile items, remains persistently high. This suggests underlying price pressures continue, complicating efforts by policymakers to curb inflation despite overall slower headline growth.

Japan’s service sector growth slows in December, PMI shows

Japan’s service sector expansion eased in December as the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell, reflecting slower growth due to subdued domestic demand and ongoing economic challenges. Despite the decline, the sector remains in expansion territory, supported by steady new business and employment gains. The data signals cautious optimism amid uncertainties in the global economy and domestic market conditions.

US crude inventories drop, signaling robust demand for oil

US crude oil inventories fell significantly, indicating strong demand amid economic recovery. The decline suggests increased consumption and tightening supply, impacting oil prices and market dynamics.

Brazil sees bigger trade surplus in 2026 after beating own forecasts last year

Brazil exceeded its trade surplus forecasts in 2025, prompting the government to raise expectations for 2026. Strong commodity exports and improved global demand are key factors driving the positive outlook. The revised forecast reflects optimism about continued economic resilience amid global uncertainties, with Brazil’s trade surplus expected to further support its economy next year.

Venezuela under Maduro shipped gold worth $5.2 billion to Switzerland

Venezuela's government under President Nicolás Maduro transported approximately $5.2 billion in gold to Switzerland, according to leaked documents. The gold shipments took place amid economic difficulties and international sanctions. These transfers raise questions about the regime's financial strategies and the role of Swiss banks in managing Venezuelan assets during the ongoing political and economic crisis.

Services PMI dips slightly, missing forecast expectations

The Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell marginally, missing forecasted figures. Despite the slight dip, the sector continues to show steady growth, supported by rising demand and job creation. However, concerns remain over supply chain issues and inflation pressures that could affect future performance. Analysts suggest cautious optimism as businesses navigate these challenges.

Saudi Arabia to Open Financial Market to All Foreign Investors Next Month

Saudi Arabia will fully open its financial markets to all foreign investors starting next month. This move aims to attract more international capital, enhance market liquidity, and boost the kingdom’s economic diversification efforts under Vision 2030. Previously, foreign investors faced restrictions, but the new policy removes these barriers to encourage greater foreign participation in Saudi Arabia’s financial ecosystem.

Canada’s services PMI shows sector contracting further in December

Canada's services sector PMI declined further in December, indicating continued contraction. The sector faced reduced demand and ongoing challenges, contributing to a slower economic performance. This reflects persistent headwinds in the services industry as businesses and consumers remain cautious.

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Tesla UK car sales slump 29% in December as Chinese brands gain ground

Tesla's UK car sales dropped 29% in December, facing increased competition from rising Chinese EV brands. Despite strong global demand, Tesla's market share in the UK declined as Chinese manufacturers gained popularity through competitive pricing and expanding model offerings. This shift highlights changing dynamics in the UK electric vehicle market.

China extends banks’ bulk bad loan disposal programme through end-2026, sources say

China has extended its bulk bad loan disposal programme for banks until the end of 2026. The move aims to help financial institutions manage and reduce non-performing loans, supporting economic stability and credit environment improvements amid ongoing economic challenges.

Dollar on the defensive as traders await key US economic data

The US dollar weakened as traders awaited crucial economic data, including inflation and employment reports, which are expected to influence Federal Reserve policy decisions. Market participants remain cautious, anticipating that the incoming data will clarify the pace of future interest rate changes amid mixed economic signals.

Morning Bid: The spoils of oil

The article discusses recent fluctuations in oil prices influenced by geopolitical tensions and supply concerns. It highlights how major oil producers are navigating production levels amid global demand shifts, impacting markets and economies worldwide. The piece also explores the implications for energy policies and investment strategies moving forward.

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Trump freezes over $10 billion in childcare and family assistance funds to 5 US states

Former President Trump halted over $10 billion in childcare and family assistance funds to five US states, citing concerns about how the money would be used. The freeze affects programs designed to support families and children, sparking debate over state autonomy and federal oversight in welfare funding. The decision has drawn criticism from state officials and advocacy groups who are urging a resolution to resume essential services.

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Trump to meet oil executives to discuss Venezuela’s oil industry revival - Bloomberg

Former President Donald Trump plans to meet with oil industry executives to explore opportunities for reviving Venezuela’s oil sector. The discussions aim to address challenges in boosting production amid ongoing economic and political issues in the country. This move could influence U.S. policy and investment strategies regarding Venezuela’s vast oil reserves.

Trading Day: No pain, plenty gain for world stocks

Global stock markets experienced strong gains with minimal losses, driven by positive economic data and investor optimism. Major indices surged as confidence grew in sustained growth and corporate earnings, while geopolitical tensions remained subdued. Market breadth was broad, indicating widespread buying interest across sectors and regions, suggesting a healthy risk appetite among investors.

December jobs report to be strongest in months, but don’t expect strength to last

The December jobs report is expected to show strong employment gains, marking the best performance in months. However, analysts caution that this strength may be temporary due to ongoing economic uncertainties and potential slowing in hiring trends in early 2024.

Factbox – US tariffs that are at risk of court-ordered refunds exceed $133.5 billion

U.S. tariffs totaling over $133.5 billion face potential court-ordered refunds as legal challenges mount. These tariffs, imposed on various imports, are under scrutiny for their legality, risking significant financial implications for the government and importers. Courts are reviewing cases that may lead to widespread tariff repayments, impacting trade policy and revenue.

Bitcoin price today: down to $92.7k as geopolitics, macro risks stall recovery

Bitcoin's price dropped to $92,700 amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainties. These factors are hindering the cryptocurrency's recovery, causing market volatility and caution among investors.

Coinhub Exchange Brings a Bank-Like Crypto Experience to Las Vegas and Phoenix

Coinhub Exchange is expanding its services to Las Vegas and Phoenix, providing a crypto experience similar to traditional banking. It aims to offer secure, user-friendly access to digital assets, bridging the gap between conventional finance and cryptocurrency. The platform supports buying, selling, and managing crypto with enhanced customer support and compliance, targeting both new and experienced users in these growing markets.

CryptoMarketForecast Launches AI Tool Offering Crypto Market Insights via Weather-Style Interface

CryptoMarketForecast has introduced a new AI-powered tool that delivers cryptocurrency market insights using a weather-style interface. This innovative approach aims to simplify market analysis by providing users with easy-to-understand forecasts and trends, helping both beginners and experts make informed trading decisions. The tool leverages AI to analyze market data and predict crypto movements effectively.

Bitcoin price today: unchanged near $94k, Strategy discloses Q4 loss

Bitcoin's price remains steady around $94,000 amid cautious market sentiment. Strategy, a major player in the crypto sector, reported a loss in Q4, highlighting ongoing volatility and challenges despite high bitcoin valuations. Investors await clearer signals as the market braces for further developments.

CertiK and YZi Labs Establish $1 Million Audit Grants for All EASY Residency Participants

CertiK and YZi Labs have launched a $1 million audit grant program for all participants in the EASY Residency. This initiative aims to support developers by providing funding for security audits, enhancing project safety and trust within the blockchain ecosystem. The grant seeks to encourage more secure and reliable decentralized applications through comprehensive code reviews.

Bernstein says bitcoin has likely bottomed, reveals price targets

Bernstein analysts believe Bitcoin has likely hit its bottom and expect a recovery ahead. They revealed price targets suggesting potential gains, highlighting improved market conditions and increased investor confidence. The firm’s outlook signals cautious optimism for Bitcoin’s near-term performance.

XRP Climbs 10% In Bullish Trade

XRP surged 10% amid strong buying momentum, signaling renewed investor confidence. The rally was driven by positive market sentiment and technical indicators suggesting further upside potential. Traders are optimistic as XRP breaks key resistance levels, fueling hopes of continued gains in the cryptocurrency market.

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

Bitcoin's price surged to $93.6k amid rising interest linked to economic turmoil in Venezuela. The cryptocurrency is attracting attention as a refuge from inflation and currency instability in the region, boosting its market momentum. Traders and investors are closely monitoring the geopolitical impact on Bitcoin's value and broader adoption.

TermMax Advances Institutional DeFi Use with Tokenized Stock Financing Integration

TermMax has integrated tokenized stock financing to enhance institutional DeFi applications. This move aims to bridge traditional finance and decentralized platforms, offering institutions more efficient access to digital assets and liquidity. The integration supports broader adoption of DeFi by institutions, facilitating seamless stock-backed lending and borrowing within blockchain ecosystems.

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 dedicated to advancing Web3 technology. The event invites developers and innovators to collaborate on blockchain solutions, promoting creativity and growth in decentralized applications. This initiative aims to bolster the Web3 ecosystem through community engagement and cutting-edge projects.

Power Probe executives to host investor presentation on January 20

Power Probe announced that its executives will hold an investor presentation on January 20. The event aims to provide updates on company progress and strategic plans. Investors are encouraged to participate to gain insights into Power Probe's operations and future outlook. Details about the presentation timing and access will be shared by the company.

Reckitt to pay £1.6 billion special dividend after business divestment

Reckitt plans to pay a £1.6 billion special dividend following the sale of parts of its business. This move reflects the company's strategy to streamline operations and return value to shareholders amid ongoing restructuring efforts. The dividend highlights Reckitt's strong financial position post-divestment.

Praxis Precision Medicines prices public offering at $260 per share

Praxis Precision Medicines has priced its public offering at $260 per share. The company aims to raise capital to support its development programs and operational growth. This pricing reflects investor confidence in Praxis's pipeline and strategic direction within the biopharmaceutical sector.

Crinetics Pharmaceuticals prices public offering at $45.95 per share

Crinetics Pharmaceuticals announced the pricing of its public offering at $45.95 per share. The move aims to raise capital to advance the company's clinical programs and strengthen its financial position. Proceeds will support ongoing research and development efforts.

Sunrise Wind challenges US offshore lease suspension order

Sunrise Wind, a joint venture between Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Ørsted, has filed a legal challenge against the U.S. Department of the Interior's suspension of its offshore wind lease. The suspension, part of a broader halt on federal offshore wind leasing, aims to address environmental concerns. Sunrise Wind argues the order is arbitrary and harms their development timeline for the New York offshore wind project.

Amrize to acquire West Texas aggregates leader PB Materials

Amrize has announced its plan to acquire PB Materials, a leading aggregates company in West Texas. The acquisition aims to expand Amrize’s footprint in the construction materials sector, enhancing its market presence and operational capabilities in the region. This strategic move is expected to drive growth and provide enhanced service offerings to customers in West Texas.

Galantas to acquire Chile’s Andacollo Oro gold project for $32 million

Galantas Gold Corp. will acquire the Andacollo Oro gold project in Chile for $32 million. The deal aims to expand Galantas' portfolio with this promising asset, enhancing its presence in South America’s gold mining sector. The acquisition is expected to advance exploration and development efforts at Andacollo Oro, positioning the company for future growth.

Alcon terminates merger agreement with STAAR Surgical

Alcon has ended its merger agreement with STAAR Surgical, citing changes in market conditions and regulatory challenges. The termination halts the planned acquisition, allowing both companies to pursue their independent strategies moving forward.

Cathie Wood’s ARK Stock Trades Highlight Major Moves in Roblox and Meta

Cathie Wood's ARK Investment made significant trades involving Roblox and Meta stocks, reflecting strategic shifts in their portfolio. These moves indicate ARK's focus on capitalizing on growth opportunities in the technology and metaverse sectors amid evolving market conditions.

AAR Q2 FY26 presentation: 16% sales growth and strategic acquisitions boost outlook

AAR reported a 16% sales increase in Q2 FY26, driven by strong demand and strategic acquisitions. The company highlighted expanded service offerings and improved operational efficiency, boosting its market position. Management anticipates sustained growth and plans further investments to enhance capabilities and capture new opportunities in the aerospace sector.