News Summary - 01/08/2026

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US immigration agent fatally shoots woman in Minneapolis

A US immigration agent fatally shot a woman in Minneapolis, with former President Trump claiming she tried to run over ICE agents. However, local leaders dispute this account, raising concerns about the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

Children in Gaza return to school after years without formal education

Despite most schools in Gaza being damaged or destroyed by war, children are returning to education after years without formal schooling, UNICEF reports. Efforts are ongoing to rebuild and support the education system amid challenging conditions.

Analysis: Why Trump chose Delcy, not Machado

The Trump administration opted to engage with Delcy Rodríguez, Nicolás Maduro's deputy, due to her significant influence and political clout within Venezuela's regime. Unlike opposition figure María Corina Machado, Rodríguez’s position offered a strategic channel to influence Maduro’s government and navigate the complex political landscape, reflecting pragmatic considerations over ideological alignment.

US seizes two 'shadow fleet' tankers linked to Venezuelan oil

US forces conducted predawn operations in the North Atlantic and Caribbean Sea, seizing two tankers known as part of a 'shadow fleet' connected to Venezuelan oil shipments.

Violent clashes reported as Iran protests spread to more areas

Semi-official Iranian media report two police deaths in a western town amid ongoing unrest. Videos reveal security forces using guns and tear gas against protesters in multiple locations as demonstrations continue to expand.

Trump withdraws US from key climate treaty and dozens of other groups

The White House announced that the US is withdrawing from a key climate treaty and dozens of related organizations, stating these entities "no longer serve American interests." This move reflects the administration's shift in policy priorities regarding international environmental commitments.

Russian attacks leave two regions with widespread blackouts, Ukraine says

Russian attacks caused nearly complete power outages in the southeastern Ukrainian regions of Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia, officials reported.

Cambodia extradites alleged scam mastermind to China after arrest

Chen Zhi, accused of using his business as a front for global fraud operations, was arrested in Cambodia and extradited to China to face charges.

Heatwave hits Australia as officials warn of 'catastrophic' fire risk

Northern Victoria's fire danger level has been raised to the highest category amid a severe heatwave in Australia, prompting officials to warn of a 'catastrophic' fire risk.

Trump actively discussing potentially buying Greenland, White House says

Despite Denmark and Greenland's clear stance that the island is not for sale, the White House confirmed that President Trump is actively discussing the possibility of purchasing Greenland.

Nick Reiner's lawyer removes himself from murder case

Nick Reiner, son of director Rob Reiner, appeared in a Los Angeles court and is now represented by a public defender after his previous lawyer withdrew from the murder case.

Reality TV star Spencer Pratt announces run for LA mayor

Spencer Pratt, known from reality TV, has announced a longshot campaign for LA mayor. His announcement coincides with the anniversary of a wildfire that destroyed his home in Pacific Palisades.

Rare mountain gorilla twins born in Africa's oldest national park

Trackers in DR Congo's Virunga National Park observed a rare birth of mountain gorilla twins, seen being embraced by their mother. This unique event highlights the park's vital role in conserving endangered gorillas.

Trump to meet Colombian president at White House in 'near future'

The US president called his conversation with Colombian President Gustavo Petro a "Great Honor." This comes shortly after Trump expressed support for a military operation in Colombia, indicating plans to meet Petro at the White House soon.

Trump calls for US military spending to rise more than 50% to $1.5tn

President Trump urged a rise in US military spending by over 50% to $1.5 trillion. He also demanded defense companies boost production, warning of potential crackdowns on their payouts if they fail to comply.

Big freeze causes travel chaos across western Europe

Over 700 flights were cancelled at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport on Wednesday due to severe freezing weather, causing widespread travel disruptions across western Europe.

Berlin power outage highlights German vulnerability to sabotage

A suspected arson attack caused a power outage in Berlin amid freezing temperatures, exposing Germany's vulnerability to sabotage.

Crowds line Saint-Tropez streets for Bardot funeral

Despite Brigitte Bardot's wish for a low-key funeral, many locals gathered in Saint-Tropez to honor the French film star. The streets filled with people wanting to pay their respects and bid her a heartfelt farewell.

UN rights chief says Israeli policy in West Bank 'resembles apartheid system'

The UN rights chief Volker Türk accused Israel of systemic discrimination against Palestinians in the West Bank, likening its policies to an apartheid system. Israel rejected the report's claims as "absurd," disputing the allegations made by Türk's office.

Families shocked Swiss ski bar was not inspected for years before deadly fire

The New Year's Eve fire at a Crans-Montana ski bar resulted in 40 deaths and 116 injuries. Families expressed shock upon learning the bar had not undergone inspections for years prior to the deadly blaze.

Cambodia extradites alleged scam mastermind to China after arrest

Chen Zhi, accused of using his business as a front for global fraud operations, was extradited from Cambodia to China following his arrest.

Zelensky says he does not have clear security pledge from allies

Ukrainian President Zelensky stated he has not received a clear security guarantee from allies, despite the UK and France announcing plans to deploy troops to Ukraine if a peace deal with Russia is reached.

'We are not for sale': Greenlanders express fear and indignation as Trump eyes territory

Greenlanders have voiced fear and indignation over the U.S. interest in purchasing their territory. Despite the White House reiterating its desire for annexation, locals emphasize they have no wish to become American, asserting their independence and rejecting the idea of being sold.

Inside the sub-zero lair of the world's most powerful computer

Faisal Islam gains rare access to Willow, Google's cutting-edge quantum computer, offering an exclusive look into its sub-zero environment and advanced capabilities.

A new Bollywood film spotlights a forgotten India-China battle

The film 120 Bahadur portrays the heroic defense of the Rezang La pass in Ladakh by Indian soldiers, highlighting a significant but often overlooked battle between India and China.

How tariff disruption will continue reshaping the global economy in 2026

Trump's import tariffs have ongoing impacts, altering global trade flows and supply chains. These levies continue to influence economic relationships, forcing countries and businesses to adjust strategies, leading to lasting shifts in international commerce and production networks through 2026.

How could Donald Trump 'take' Greenland?

The White House is reportedly exploring various strategies to acquire Greenland, including the possible use of military forces.

"Fear in the streets": Venezuelans uncertain about what might happen next

Following the US seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, locals expressed fear and uncertainty about the country’s future. Many Venezuelans worry about potential instability and the impact on daily life amid political turmoil. The situation has left citizens anxious as they await clarity on what steps will follow.

Watch: Police chief describes how Minneapolis shooting unfolded

A woman was fatally shot by a US immigration officer on a residential street in Minnesota. The incident involved the officer opening fire on a woman inside a car, leading to her death. Further details about the circumstances are being investigated.

Tracking the oil tankers seized by the US

The US has seized two oil tankers: the Marinera, previously called Bella 1, in the North Atlantic, and the Sophia in international waters near the Caribbean.

Watch: US seizes oil tanker in Caribbean Sea

The US Coast Guard conducted a meticulously coordinated operation to board and seize two "ghost fleet" tanker ships in the Caribbean Sea, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced.

Watch: Trump says Maduro copied his dancing. Did he?

On Tuesday, the US president asserted that Venezuela's ousted leader Nicolás Maduro copied his dance moves. A side-by-side comparison of their dancing highlights the similarities and differences between the two.

Does the US have the right to take over Greenland?

Donald Trump expressed interest in acquiring Greenland, sparking debate about the legality of such a move. Greenland is an autonomous territory of Denmark, and any transfer would require Denmark's consent. International law and sovereignty rights mean the US cannot unilaterally claim or take over Greenland without negotiations and agreement from Denmark and Greenland's government.

What's the relationship between Venezuela and Cuba?

Venezuela and Cuba share a strong alliance rooted in political, economic, and social cooperation. Their relationship includes Venezuela providing Cuba with vital oil supplies in exchange for Cuban medical and military support, reflecting deep mutual dependence shaped by shared ideologies and strategic interests.

Brussels tries to respond to Trump's "intimidation" over Greenland but runs into NATO and EU treaties

Brussels seeks to respond to Trump's pressure on Greenland, which depends on Denmark, but faces limitations due to NATO and EU treaties, complicating a clear reaction from the community bloc.

Trump wants the Arctic treasure

Trump is not interested in the opinions of EU leaders nor in casinos or towers in Greenland; his main interest lies in the rare earth elements and the strategic geographic position of the territory.

What forces do Greenland and Denmark have to respond to a military aggression from the USA?

Greenland does not have its own military; its defense depends on Denmark, which has the 45th largest military force in the world.

From Truman to Trump: The Timeline Behind the Historic U.S. Ambition for Greenland

The U.S. interest in Greenland dates back to 1867, with reports considering it an ideal strategic acquisition. This ambition has persisted throughout various presidencies, reflecting the geopolitical and economic importance of the island for the United States.

How Much Would It Cost the United States to Buy Greenland from Denmark as Proposed by Trump

Trump stated that controlling Greenland is a matter of national security for the U.S. and did not rule out using economic or military pressure to achieve its purchase from Denmark.

The boarding of the Russian oil tanker escalates tensions over Venezuela and erodes the good rapport between Trump and Putin

The Kremlin condemns the U.S. boarding of a Russian oil tanker near Venezuela as an illegal action, demands dignified treatment for the crew who are Russian citizens, and calls for their immediate return, increasing tensions between Washington and Moscow.

Breaking news from Venezuela, live | Russia denounces the interception of the tanker as "illegal" and demands "dignified treatment" for the crew

Russia has denounced the interception of a tanker in Venezuelan waters as "illegal" and has demanded "dignified treatment" for the crew. The situation is causing international tension as live coverage of the events in Venezuela continues.

What is Known About the Two Captured Oil Tankers: One 'Baptized' Russian in Its Escape... and the Other is Stateless

The U.S. Coast Guard boarded two sanctioned oil tankers that are part of the 'ghost fleet.' One attempted to evade controls by changing its flag to Russian, while the other lacks nationality, operating as stateless. Both are involved in illicit activities related to international sanctions.

The US will "indefinitely" control Venezuela's oil and will demand the release of political prisoners after stabilizing the country

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a three-phase plan for Venezuela: stabilization, recovery, and transition. During the stabilization phase, the US will maintain "indefinite" control over Venezuelan oil and will demand the release of political prisoners before moving forward with recovery and political transition.

The Capture of the Oil Tankers and the 'Loopholes' in the Law of the Sea Convention

The Law of the Sea Convention authorizes the boarding of vessels suspected of piracy or slave trafficking, or those without a flag or flying a false flag, but it does not apply to cases like that of the Marinera, creating legal gaps in its enforcement.

The Mistake of Trusting Trump

The situation in Venezuela shows that democracy will progress in countries without it by removing dictators from within, and not through external actions like those promoted by Trump.

The PP insists that Venezuela's future "does not depend on Delcy Rodríguez" although it avoids clashing with Trump by not ruling out Machado

The PP reaffirms that María Corina Machado and Edmundo González should lead Venezuela and highlights that the EU shares this stance, while avoiding confrontation with Trump by not completely ruling out Machado.

Machado considers Delcy Rodríguez's Government in Venezuela "absolutely temporary"

The opposition figure Machado stated that Delcy Rodríguez's government in Venezuela must be an "absolutely temporary" process, aiming for it to be as short and swift as possible for a prompt transition.

Trump invites Petro to the White House days after threatening Colombia with a military attack

Sources from the Colombian government confirmed a conversation between Presidents Trump and Petro, after which Trump invited the Colombian leader to the White House, just days after having threatened Colombia with a possible military attack.

A new storm arrives in Spain and brings explosive cyclogenesis that will unleash a maritime storm

Storm Goretti will bring a wintry week to Spain with rain in the north, snow in mountainous areas, and warnings for strong winds and maritime storms, especially affecting the coasts.

Reproaches, shouts, and tears in the final bonfires of 'The Island of Temptations': "I love her badly, I'm not happy"

In the final bonfires of 'The Island of Temptations' season 9, the four couples came together and decided to leave the show, whether together, separated, or with a new love, after moments of reproaches, shouting, and tears.

Kira Miró reveals where she lived before meeting Salva Reina: "It was the divorced man's residence"

Kira Miró, along with María Hervás and Raquel Guerrero, was invited by Pablo Motos to present the fourth season of 'Machos Alfa'. The actress revealed that before meeting Salva Reina, she lived in a place she called "the divorced man's residence."

At least two dead and six injured in a shooting at a church in Utah

At least two people died and six were injured in a shooting at a church in Utah. Three victims are in critical condition and the other three have an unknown condition.

Socotra, the Yemeni island that the Foreign Ministry advises against visiting "under any circumstances" and where 20 Spanish tourists are stranded

Socotra, a paradisiacal island and World Heritage site, is advised against by the Foreign Ministry due to risks. Currently, 20 Spanish tourists remain stranded there because of the security situation.

Labor plays the public contracts card to attract CEOE to an agreement on the minimum wage

Díaz’s department will seek to amend the deindexation law to allow companies with public contracts to pass on the costs of raising the minimum wage. The Treasury, which usually opposes this, will have the final decision.

The debate on the minimum wage or what kind of country we want to be

The general secretary of UGT states that the minimum wage should be taxable, but only if it first guarantees adequacy and dignity according to the standards of the European Social Charter to be fair and socially acceptable.

Minnesota declares a state of emergency following the death of a woman shot by immigration agents

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz declared a state of emergency and requested the National Guard to prepare after the death of a woman at the hands of immigration agents.

Milei will receive Isabel Díaz Ayuso in Buenos Aires today

Javier Milei will receive Isabel Díaz Ayuso in Buenos Aires today. Although details of their meeting have not been revealed, they are expected to discuss the situation in Venezuela, according to local media.

The reason why Lamine Yamal didn't start against Athletic: "It has nothing to do with an injury"

Hansi Flick clarified that Lamine Yamal's absence from the starting lineup against Athletic was not due to an injury, but rather tactical and team management decisions for the semifinal.

Sara Carbonero stays in the Canary Islands to recover as soon as she leaves the ICU

The magazine 'Hola' reports that Sara Carbonero remains in the ICU, is awake and showing good progress, and her transfer to another facility has been ruled out, staying in the Canary Islands to recover.

Housing Prices Face Another Year of Increases with Forecasts Above 6%

Housing prices are expected to continue rising in 2026, although at a slower pace than in 2025. Despite the moderation, the anticipated increases would be more than three times the inflation rate, maintaining a significant upward trend.

The debate over the minimum wage or what kind of country we want to be

The Secretary General of UGT states that the minimum wage should be taxed, but first it must meet the levels of sufficiency and dignity required by the European Social Charter in order to be fair and socially acceptable.

Barça intimidates with a 'little five' against Athletic and already awaits a rival in the Spanish Super Cup final

FC Barcelona defeated Athletic Club 5-0 in the Spanish Super Cup semifinal, securing their spot in the final with a dominant performance and not giving their opponent any chances.

Sánchez and Junqueras meet today at Moncloa to finalize the agreement on the new Catalan financing

The Government downplays the meeting, but ERC and the Catalan Government assure that the agreement on Catalan financing is close to being finalized.

The Live Death of Streamer Sergio Jiménez and the People Who Offered Him Money for Drugs Are Under Investigation

Sergio Jiménez, a streamer, died while streaming live. The investigation focuses not only on the causes of his death but also on the people who offered him money to consume drugs during the broadcast. Authorities are analyzing the case to clarify responsibilities and possible related crimes.

Prison Sentence for a Man for Sexually Assaulting a Minor in a Hostel in Málaga on New Year's Eve

A man was arrested for sexually assaulting a minor in a hostel in Málaga on New Year's Eve, taking advantage of the shared bathrooms to grope the young girl.

A Homeless Person Dies in Barcelona Amid the Cold Wave

A homeless person died in Barcelona during the cold wave. The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating the causes of the death.

The Essence of Home is in the Kitchen: The Tableware That Makes It Special and Versatile

The kitchen is the heart of the home, and the right tableware makes it special and functional. Utensils, dishes, and practical details transform this space into a versatile place to cook, share, and create unique moments with family. Choosing the correct accessories facilitates organization and enhances the culinary experience, reflecting the essence and warmth of the home.

The big Bayern prospect's apology for saying he wants to play at Madrid: "I think I said something that wasn't very well received"

Max Eberl, Bayern's sporting director, reported that the club's young prospect has already apologized for his comments about wanting to play for Real Madrid, acknowledging that they were inappropriate.

Chris Martin of Coldplay Speaks Out About the 'Kiss Cam' Controversy: "When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade"

Chris Martin made a tongue-in-cheek comment about the incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught cheating on their partners during a show.

Atlético vs Real Madrid in Saudi Arabia: a derby full of urgency in the Spanish Super Cup

After Barça's victory over Athletic, Atlético and Real Madrid face off in Saudi Arabia to determine the other finalist of the Spanish Super Cup in a match filled with urgency for both clubs.

Sánchez summons the parties to discuss sending troops to Ukraine but will not ask for their support until there is peace

Sánchez will begin the round of talks next week with the PP and will call all parliamentary groups, except Vox, to discuss sending troops to Ukraine. He will not request their support until peace is achieved.

Trump and the Communication Tactic That Wears Us Down Until We Are Paralyzed

Donald Trump uses an effective communication tactic that consists of overwhelming with constant messages, generating fatigue and paralyzing the response capacity of his opponents and the public. This mass communication strategy is foolproof for maintaining attention and disorienting his adversaries.

Brigitte Bardot's Husband Reveals the Cause of Death of the Legendary Actress

Brigitte Bardot died of cancer, her widower revealed.

The Million-Dollar Video: A Ten-Hour Fireplace Recording on YouTube Makes Its Creator Rich

A ten-hour video showing a fireplace has been on YouTube for ten years, accumulating more than 157 million views, generating significant income for its creator.

The Most Surreal Performance in Tennis History: A Player Loses Without Barely Being Able to Hit the Ball

Egyptian tennis player Hajar Abdelkader participated in the ITF tournament in Nairobi thanks to a wildcard entry, but she delivered a surreal performance by losing the match without hardly being able to hit the ball due to physical difficulties.

The Government Tightens Regulation of Consumer Loans Amid a Demand 'Rally'

The Government has strengthened the regulation of consumer loans in response to a 25% annual increase in demand, reaching levels not seen since November 2007.

Shia LaBeouf remembers how Mia Goth saved his life: "When everyone left me, she stayed"

Shia LaBeouf revealed that Mia Goth was his only support during the difficult time when his ex-partner accused him of sexual and psychological abuse. While everyone else abandoned him, she remained by his side and provided emotional support.

Lines at Zara for the 7 skirts with a flat stomach effect, perfect to pair with tall boots

Zara has launched seven skirts that enhance the waist and offer a flat stomach effect, ideal to pair with tall boots, generating great excitement among customers.

María Giner on Back Pain: "With Two Tennis Balls and a Sock You Can Release Your Trigger Points"

María Giner shares a simple method to relieve back pain using two tennis balls inside a sock. This trick helps release trigger points, reducing muscle tension and promoting a feeling of relaxation and well-being.

This is Project Motoko, Razer's New Wireless AI Headset That Sees All Around You

At CES 2026, Razer unveiled Project Motoko, a wireless AI headset with built-in cameras that capture the surroundings, making it easier to perform daily tasks in an innovative way.

A Ski Resort for Every Snow Lover

The slopes and skiers vary, so this guide helps you choose the ideal resort to fully enjoy your passion for skiing.

Nougat Flan Without Oven and Without Egg: The Recipe to Use Up Christmas Leftovers

Nougat flan is an easy and delicious way to make the most of Christmas leftovers, especially nougat. This recipe requires no oven or eggs, making it ideal for recycling ingredients and avoiding waste after the holidays.

How Does the DGT Justify the Connectivity of the V16 Beacons? Jorge Torre Responds to the Questions

Jorge Torre, inventor of Help Flash, explains that the replacement of Bluetooth with connectivity in the V16 beacons was necessary following a resolution by the DGT, which regulates their operation to improve communication and safety in emergencies.

Historic traffic jams in Paris, frozen lakes in London... the storm wreaks havoc in Europe

A mass of polar air is affecting much of Europe, causing chaos at airports, public transportation, school closures, and floods. The storm has resulted in six deaths and continues to trigger alerts in several countries.

Europe 'freezes' due to the snowstorm: canceled flights, kilometer-long traffic jams, and thousands of people without electricity supply

Six people have died in Europe due to the snowstorm, with five fatalities on French roads and one in Sarajevo. The extreme cold has caused flight cancellations, kilometer-long traffic jams, and massive power outages.

The Reasons Why Greece Has Become the Best Country in the World to Retire

A recent report names Greece as the best country to retire in, highlighting its quality of life, pleasant climate, affordable cost of living, and rich culture—factors that attract those seeking a comfortable and enjoyable retirement after years of work.

Begoña Gómez's Advisor Attended Three of 22 Meetings with a Company Regarding the Chair's Software

The judge has requested a report from the UCO of the Civil Guard on the meetings between Begoña Gómez's advisor and a company linked to the chair's software, in which the advisor participated in three of the 22 investigated meetings.

Maduro and his wife suffered injuries while trying to flee from US forces during their capture

Cilia Flores was injured by hitting her head during her attempt to flee alongside Nicolás Maduro. Additionally, it is suspected that she may have a rib fracture while escaping from US forces during their capture.

Jayne Trcka Dies, Bodybuilder and One of the Actresses from 'Scary Movie'

Jayne Trcka, bodybuilder and actress known for her role in the comedy Scary Movie, passed away at the age of 62. Her career stood out both in the world of bodybuilding and in acting.

Estíibaliz Sanz talks about her schizophrenia: "The loud voices call me fat"

Estíbaliz Sanz, a former model, spoke in an interview for 'El tiempo justo' about her battle with schizophrenia, revealing how the voices she hears often say hurtful phrases, such as calling her "fat."

Influencer Yulia Burtseva Dies at 38 After Undergoing Butt Lift Surgery

Yulia Burtseva, a Russian influencer who shared her family life in Italy with her husband and daughter, died at the age of 38 after undergoing butt lift surgery.

Vodafone raises its rates above the CPI: these are the new prices from today

Vodafone has increased its rates by between one and five euros per month, depending on the services contracted, exceeding the official inflation rate (CPI). These new prices are effective as of today.

Five Tips from a Savings Expert to Overcome the January Financial Slump

Tamara Galimova, financial expert and author of 'Stop Crying and Start Saving,' states that the main mistake when facing the January financial slump is not planning ahead. She recommends prior financial management to avoid economic difficulties during this period.

Goodbye to a Full Phone Without Paying Extra: 3 Free Tricks That Work to Free Up Space

To free up space on your phone at no extra cost, uninstall unnecessary apps, use cloud services to store your files, and delete large files. This way, you will prevent your storage from filling up and keep what’s important.

Recipe of the Day | The Artichoke and Burrata Salad You Can Easily Make with Your Air Fryer

Two favorite ingredients, artichokes and burrata, come together in a healthy and flavorful salad that you can easily prepare using your air fryer, perfect for a delicious lunch or dinner.

The Minimum Wage Debate or What Kind of Country We Want to Be

The Secretary General of UGT states that the minimum wage should only be taxed if it first reaches levels of sufficiency and dignity, in accordance with the European Social Charter, so that it is fair and socially acceptable.

Proof of death

About 58 people died defending Maduro, a number that exceeds the police casualties in the 23-F coup d'état in Spain.

Trump wants the Arctic treasure

Trump ignores the opinion of EU leaders and is not seeking casinos or towers in Greenland, but rather to take advantage of its rare earth elements and its strategic geographical position in the Arctic.

The Garden and the Labyrinth

The key issue in Venezuela is not what direction the country will take, but whether it will be feasible to reestablish a common space for dialogue and encounter among its actors.

Trump will ban large companies from buying single-family homes in the US

The President of the United States announced that he will ask Congress to turn a measure into law to prohibit large companies from acquiring single-family homes in the country, although he did not provide additional details about the initiative.

The Accused in the Murder of Matilde Muñoz Deny Premeditation and Declare They Killed Her Due to the "Shock" of Her Waking Up

The accused in the murder of Matilde Muñoz deny having acted with premeditation and state that they killed her because of the "shock" of her waking up. Nurmala Hayati, "Mala," testified that they only looked through the window of Muñoz's room and did not notice anything suspicious before the incident.

Zelensky hopes that the war in Ukraine will end during this semester

Chipe reiterated his strong support for Kiev, highlighting his direct understanding of the impact of the invasion and occupation. Ukraine, with international support, remains hopeful that the war will conclude this semester.

Historical Finding: A Lineage Predating Homo Sapiens from Over 770,000 Years Ago Revealed

A crucial study fills a gap in the African record by revealing a lineage predating Homo sapiens dating back over 770,000 years, providing new data on the divergence between Homo sapiens and Neanderthals.

AI will make you a millionaire if you work in plumbing: "I had no experience and I've been going non-stop for a year"

Artificial intelligence automates many jobs, but manual trades like plumbing are becoming more valuable. People without experience in this sector report high demand and financial success due to the shortage of professionals in contrast to automation.

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

The Technological Addictions Service of Madrid has detected an increase in minors affected by gambling addiction, linked to the use of loot boxes and paid avatars in video games like Minecraft, which encourage compulsive spending and early financial problems.

Sport is Trained and Now Also Flaunted: "If a Race Goes Really Badly, I Wouldn't Post It on Social Media"

Amateur sport blends enjoyment and display, where apps and social media turn every training session into public data. This increases comparison, pressure, and the search for a community based on achievements, although bad results are not always shared.

They discover the origins of planets by observing "four newborns" of a young solar system over a decade

A team used ground-based and space telescopes to measure the transits of four newly formed planets in a young solar system, observing them for a decade to better understand planetary origin and evolution.

These Are the Most Curious Photographs of Mel Gibson to Celebrate His 70th Birthday

To celebrate Mel Gibson's 70th birthday, a selection of curious images from his life has been chosen, such as smoking a cigar with Sigourney Weaver and dancing spontaneously at the Cannes Film Festival, showcasing unique moments of his career and personality.

Pelayo Gayol's Gift with Which Broncano 'Becomes' a Police Officer on 'La Revuelta': "It Fits Me Well"

Pelayo Gayol, inspector of the National Police Corps and known for the docutreality 'G.E.O. Más allá del límite', was Broncano's first guest in 2026, and he gave him something that makes him "become" a police officer during 'La Revuelta'.

Almeida says he feels "envy" of Moreno for portraying King Balthazar

Almeida jokingly expresses his "envy" towards Moreno for playing King Balthazar, noting that some people look for controversy where none exists.

Man Convicted in the United Kingdom for Sexual Assault Arrested in Alicante

The National Police arrested a 41-year-old man in San Fulgencio, Alicante, who was wanted under an International Arrest Warrant issued by the United Kingdom, where he was convicted of sexual assault. The detainee will be extradited to serve his sentence.

RTVE "refreshes" its image, without rebranding, for the 70th anniversary of Televisión Española: "The one that loves you"

RTVE updates its image on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of Televisión Española, maintaining its brand but renewing its logo and slogan, which is now "The one that loves you." The change aims to convey closeness and modernity, honoring the channel's history while adapting to new audiences and digital platforms.

The unexpected absence of María Patiño forces Marta Riesco to be the host of 'No somos nadie'

María Patiño is recovering at home due to the flu, which has forced Marta Riesco to unexpectedly take charge of the program "No somos nadie."

All the details of the new edition of 'GH DÚO': the return of a celebrity to television, the formation of couples or trios...

Jorge Javier Vázquez and Ion Aramendi will be the hosts of the weekly galas of the new edition of 'GH DÚO', which begins on Thursday, January 8.

A Famous Police Officer and a Singer: 'La Revuelta' Announces Its First Guests of 2026

The program 'La Revuelta' has revealed its first guests for 2026, highlighting the presence of a well-known police officer and a popular singer. These guests promise to bring unique perspectives and enrich the discussions and content of the show in the coming year.

'Malas lenguas' reveals the most repeated goal among Spaniards for 2026

The most common goal among Spaniards for 2026 is going to the gym, according to 'Malas lenguas'.

Sonia Madoc will enter 'GH Dúo' shortly after breaking up with Sonia and Selena: "Do you want to dance with me?"

Sonia Madoc joins the show 'GH Dúo' after ending her relationships with Sonia and Selena. Upon her entrance, she surprised everyone with the phrase "Do you want to dance with me?", showing her carefree attitude and readiness to face this new stage in the reality show.

Rosa and Manu achieve their first tie in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' in 2026

Rosa and Manu tied for the first time in 2026 in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra', marking their 87th draw in 286 matchups on the Antena 3 show.

This is How RTVE Organizes the Aesthetic of Its Channels

RTVE is unifying the aesthetic of its channels to improve visual coherence and the viewer experience. The new identity aims to modernize the image, facilitate navigation, and strengthen the brand by applying common and updated graphic elements that bring order and clarity to the public group's audiovisual offering.

The participation of a 'surprise' family member, among the new features of '¡Allá tú!', which premieres with Juanra Bonet

The show '¡Allá tú!' returns with Juanra Bonet and features 22 boxes with prizes ranging from one cent to 100,000 euros, as well as introducing the new element of participation by a 'surprise' family member.

Isabel Rábago, after Sara Carbonero's hospitalization: "I am sure it will be another battle she will overcome"

Isabel Rábago stated on 'Y ahora Sonsoles' that Sara Carbonero's hospitalization "is nothing serious" and is confident that the journalist will overcome this new challenge.

Joaquín Prat, very grateful for the messages he has received about his imminent fatherhood: "It is a blessing"

Joaquín Prat, at 51 years old, eagerly awaits the arrival of his first child with Alexia Pla. The presenter has expressed his gratitude for the messages received, describing this stage as "a blessing."

Ashley Tisdale Accuses a Group of Mothers Including Hilary Duff and Meghan Trainor of Being "Toxic"

Ashley Tisdale criticized a group of famous mothers, including Hilary Duff and Meghan Trainor, calling it "toxic" in an article for her blog in the magazine 'The Cut.' The actress expressed her frustration with the negative dynamics within the group.

Alexandra Pereira reveals the distressing moment she experienced after suffering a robbery in her home: "I don’t even want to think about it"

Alexandra Pereira shares the shocking robbery she endured in her home, describing it as a harsh experience that taught her to value the intangible, especially love, as the truly essential thing in life.

Willyrex and Jordi Wild reflect on 'influencers' moving to Andorra: "You feel bad"

Jordi Wild, on 'Spicy4tuna', supports the freedom to change residence but does not plan to move to Andorra. Both reflect on the controversy caused by influencers choosing this country, expressing that this decision can generate mixed feelings.

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban Reach Divorce Agreement After Time Apart

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have agreed to divorce after a period of being separated. According to the agreement, Kidman's house will be the primary residence of their daughters, who will live there 306 days a year.

Carmen Borrego clarifies how her relationship with Alejandra Rubio is: "There are no problems, we knew we weren’t going to see each other on Epiphany"

Carmen Borrego clarified that her relationship with Alejandra Rubio is good and without problems. She explained that, although they didn’t see each other on Epiphany, they all had dinner together on Christmas Eve.

The 'streamer' Vegetta and Silvia Muñoz de Morales get engaged: all the details of their romantic proposal in Ireland

Vegetta and Silvia Muñoz de Morales announced their engagement with a romantic proposal in Ireland. The influencer and journalist shared the news showing a huge ring and expressed "Always by your side" in their joint post.

The history of Château Miraval, the French castle still contested by Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie

Château Miraval, an iconic French castle, has inspired artists such as Elton John, Pink Floyd, and Queen. Currently, it is the subject of a dispute between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, who share ownership of the property after their separation, reflecting the cultural and sentimental value of the place.

The Tender Words of Anne Igartiburu About Her Childhood: "I Ask to Never Forget the Girl I Was to Honor Myself"

Anne Igartiburu shared an emotional message on Instagram during the visit of the Three Wise Men, recalling the importance of never forgetting the girl she once was in order to honor her present self and keep her childlike essence alive.

Kings or Magi? The Magi through the art of the Prado Museum

The Prado Museum shows how, throughout history, the Magi from the East have been represented in various ways: as kings or magicians, with different clothing and features, reflecting the mystery surrounding their origin and their iconic visit to the Baby Jesus in Bethlehem.

Researchers develop new sensor to detect drugs "quickly"

Researchers from the Polytechnic University of Valencia have created an innovative sensor that quickly detects scopolamine, a drug used in chemical submission crimes. This device employs molecular cages, a technique never before used for this purpose, and represents a key step toward application in real samples such as beverages, addressing a growing social problem.

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

In Soutelo, Cuntis (Pontevedra), Javier Loureiro built a 17.5-meter replica of the Eiffel Tower, inspired by a magnet and a conversation among friends. He started on October 1st and, using his experience as a formwork carpenter, created this work that has transformed Christmas in this small village.

Albacete - Real Madrid, Racing - Barça, and Deportivo - Atlético, the headline clashes of the Copa del Rey round of 16

The draw for the Copa del Rey round of 16 in Madrid has produced notable matchups such as Albacete vs Real Madrid, Racing vs Barça, and Deportivo vs Atlético, promising exciting and closely contested encounters in this stage of the tournament.

Bombshell in the Queen's Cup: Real Madrid and Barça in the quarterfinals

The draw for the quarterfinals of the Queen's Cup has produced a women's Clásico between Real Madrid and Barça, generating great excitement in the knockout tournament.

The Spanish Schareina wins Stage 4 of the Dakar and leads in the motorcycle category

The Valencian rider Schareina won the fourth stage of the 2026 Dakar Rally in the motorcycle category, taking the lead. In cars, Henk Lategan positioned himself as the new leader after the stage held this Wednesday.

Oliveira predicts Topuria vs Makhachev: "If they stay standing, Ilia knocks him out. But if he catches him..."

The former UFC champion, who has faced both fighters, mentioned in a conversation with influencer FlexCidine that if the fight between Topuria and Makhachev stays standing, Topuria would win by knockout, but if Makhachev manages a takedown, he could catch and dominate Ilia.

Corretja, on his favorites for the Australian Open and the role of Carlos Alcaraz: "It's a nice challenge for him"

Former tennis player and commentator Alex Corretja analyzed in an interview with Eurosport the favorites for the Australian Open, highlighting Carlos Alcaraz's role as a positive challenge for his career in the first Grand Slam of the year.

Marta, with 11 rare diseases, denounces lack of care for complex patients: "They told me it was all in my head"

Marta Cucurella, 41 years old, suffers from 11 rare diseases related to vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a genetic condition. She denounces the lack of adequate medical care for patients with complex cases and that sometimes her symptoms have been dismissed, wrongly attributing them to psychological factors.

My son with autism doesn’t like gifts: what should we buy him for Epiphany?

Children with autism often have limited interests and may always ask for the same things or show little enthusiasm for gifts, which makes it difficult to choose what to buy them for Epiphany.

Álex Díaz, with SMA and boccia champion: "Our quality of life depends on what we can afford"

Álex Díaz, a 46-year-old player of the Spanish Boccia National Team who lives with SMA, aims to compete in the Paralympic Games, emphasizing how quality of life depends on the available financial resources.

A Neurologist Debunks the Myth That People with Asperger’s Lack Empathy

Pediatric neurologist Gloria López from Ruber Internacional Hospital debunks the myth that people with Asperger’s syndrome lack empathy, clarifying that although their way of expressing it may be different, they do possess it. Additionally, she emphasizes the importance of understanding and supporting those with this disorder to improve their inclusion and quality of life.

Temple Grandin Defends the Value of "Autistic Thinking" to Redesign Social and Educational Systems

Scientist and activist Temple Grandin emphasizes that autistic people offer unique ways of solving problems, which can be very valuable for innovating and improving social and educational systems.

Decathlon focuses on the Canary Islands for the purchase of Intersport and will take on around a hundred workers if approved

Decathlon aims to acquire more than fifteen Intersport stores in the Canary Islands, including the incorporation of around one hundred employees, while the Competition Authority reviews the operation.

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Warner Bros rejects Paramount's latest offer and bets on Netflix

Warner Bros Discovery rejected Paramount's latest purchase offer, describing it as "inferior" and expressing concerns about the high financial leverage it would involve. The board decided to move forward with its partnership with Netflix.

Trump asks defense companies to halt share buybacks

The President of the USA criticizes the slow production of weaponry and military equipment, and requests defense companies to stop share buybacks to prioritize manufacturing.

January sales now drive employment: they will generate 143,500 new contracts

January sales will boost the creation of 143,500 new contracts, an increase of 2.5% compared to the previous year, when 139,950 contracts were recorded, according to Randstad.

The 25 Best Scenes to Say Goodbye to 'Stranger Things': Songs, Battles, and Confessions

With the conclusion of 'Stranger Things,' we look back on the 25 most memorable scenes from its five seasons, featuring thrilling battles, heartfelt confessions, and unforgettable musical moments that left a mark on fans and defined the series.

Tarantino attacks one of Hitchcock's great masterpieces: "Mediocre"

Quentin Tarantino, despite admiring several films by Alfred Hitchcock, criticizes one of his masterpieces by calling it "mediocre," thus seeking to question the usual exaltation of the classic director.

'Avatar' expands its universe: What is known about the animated series planned by James Cameron?

James Cameron is preparing an animated 'Avatar' series for Disney, expanding the franchise's universe with new stories and exploring more deeply the world created in the films.

The X-Men Arrive in 'Avengers: Doomsday': First Trailer Featuring Professor X, Magneto, and Cyclops in the MCU

The first trailer for 'Avengers: Doomsday' shows the inclusion of the X-Men into the MCU, bringing back iconic characters such as Professor X, Magneto, and Cyclops from the original Fox films, stirring great excitement among fans.

The Netflix miniseries that has dethroned 'Stranger Things': an addictive, dark thriller full of twists

Released coinciding with the finale of 'Stranger Things,' the latest Harlan Coben adaptation on Netflix has surpassed the popular Duffer Brothers' series, standing out as an addictive, dark thriller full of unexpected twists.

Meta adds new features to its Ray-Ban Display glasses: from a teleprompter to handwriting

Meta has updated its Ray-Ban Display smart glasses, incorporating features such as a teleprompter and handwriting. However, due to high demand, the company has temporarily halted its international launch.

Lenovo renews its Yoga and IdeaPad lines with laptops and PCs powered by artificial intelligence

Lenovo announced at CES 2026 the update of its Yoga and IdeaPad lines, integrating artificial intelligence to enhance performance and user experience. The new devices offer greater power, intelligent functionalities, and innovative design, aiming to meet current technological demands.

HP revolutionizes CES 2026 with its new generation of laptops and peripherals powered by AI

At CES 2026, HP presents its new lines of EliteBook, OmniBook, and OMEN laptops, along with peripherals, all integrating advanced artificial intelligence features to optimize performance and user experience.

Dreame goes beyond cleaning and presents a home product ecosystem at CES 2026

Under the slogan "All Dreams in One Dreame," Dreame presented at CES 2026 an integrated ecosystem of home products, aiming to simplify daily life beyond cleaning.

JBL goes big with its new range of open-back headphones presented at CES 2026

JBL launches three new models of open-back headphones and presents a fourth renewed product for its sports line, strengthening its audio offerings during CES 2026.

Signs That Your Child Is Very Sensitive and How to Care for Them

Some children have a more intense emotional sensitivity. Identifying this trait and supporting them without judgment is key to promoting their emotional well-being and helping them manage their emotions properly.

Goodbye Rain Boots: These Are the Ideal and Stylish Converse for Rainy Days

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

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

This edition of the 2026 Palm Springs Film Festival stood out for the most glamorous looks on its first major red carpet, with stars like Miley Cyrus and Elle Fanning dazzling with their unique and elegant styles.

Second-hand or 'pre-owned', the alternative to sales in fashion, jewelry...

The market for lightly used items is gaining popularity in fashion and jewelry, offering high-quality products at lower prices as an attractive alternative to traditional sales.

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

Parfois launches accessible braided versions of the iconic intrecciato style, bringing the renowned Italian design closer 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, making self-love difficult.

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

A little-known trick to achieve perfect roasted vegetables in the oven involves skipping olive oil and salt during cooking. This method enhances the natural flavor of the vegetables and improves their texture, offering a healthy and delicious alternative for preparing them.

With Christmas leftovers... fish, shrimp, or prawn croquettes

After the holidays, leftover fish and seafood from the freezer can be used to prepare delicious homemade croquettes, a practical and tasty way to recycle food.

Thin, slimy, or Japanese, but clams: cooking them marinara-style, the classic that never fails at the table

Clams marinara, an infallible classic, are usually prepared with garlic and onion, although there are variations that include tomato, paprika, or chili pepper to enhance their flavor.

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

Anisakis, a dangerous parasite, is often found especially in the belly of the hake. For safety, this part must be removed before consuming the fish.

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

In this small inn in Cantabria, you can enjoy homemade, hearty, and tasty food prepared following traditional recipes. They offer dishes like the mountain stew at affordable prices, keeping alive the essence of the local gastronomy as always.

The trick of a Galician chef to get clams to release all the sand: "Imitating the sea"

Chef Pablo Suárez recommends using a mixture of water with a specific percentage of salt so that the clams release all the sand, emulating the marine environment and achieving optimal cleaning.

The Town of Navarra Trapped in the Middle Ages That Conquered Hollywood

This small medieval village in northern Spain, with fewer than 100 inhabitants, was the setting of a film starring Hollywood stars, highlighting its historical and cultural charm.

The First Town in the Balearic Islands Distinguished as a Magical Town: Nature, Turquoise Water Coves, and Tradition

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

The Only Two Destinations in Spain That 'Forbes' Has Included in Its 2026 List

Forbes magazine has published a list of 26 worldwide destinations recommended to visit in 2026, highlighting two Spanish destinations among them.

The Spanish town that Australians are 'dying' to visit, according to 'Vogue'

The Australian edition of Vogue has recommended a town in the Valencian Community as a must-visit tourist destination for its readers, highlighting its special appeal to Australian travelers.

The Medieval Town of Tarragona Hidden Among Mountains and Surrounded by Legends of Vampire Dogs

This picturesque medieval town in the Baix Camp region, Tarragona, stands out for its mountainous location and the local legends about vampire dogs that surround its history, making it a curious and mysterious destination in southern Catalonia.

The Destiny of France with a Dazzling Sanctuary and the French People’s Second Favorite Monument

An important center of spiritual tourism in France, this town combines natural landscapes with man-made monuments that defy nature, attracting numerous visitors.

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

This country offers a coastline with beaches and coastal villages ideal for tourism, along with a desert landscape perfect for those seeking adventure, positioning itself as one of the best destinations to travel to in 2026.

The Signs Your Body Shows When You're Lacking Nutrients Like Magnesium, Iron, or Potassium

Certain symptoms can reveal deficiencies of essential nutrients such as magnesium, iron, or potassium. Recognizing them early is key to treating them and preventing more serious health problems. These body signals should be addressed promptly to maintain good nutritional status and overall well-being.

Beware of New Year's resolutions: they can create anxiety due to self-demandingness

A psychologist from Sanitas warns that New Year's resolutions, although motivating, can generate anxiety due to excessive self-demandingness. It is important to set realistic goals to avoid stress and frustration.

Pilar Conde, Psychologist: "The Sandwich Technique and Other Strategies to Say 'No' in Uncomfortable Situations"

Pilar Conde highlights the importance of emotional self-care, especially during Christmas, and recommends using calm assertiveness to say "no" in uncomfortable situations, avoiding confrontation.

For the First Time, a Coronary Bypass Performed Without Open-Heart Surgery

Cardiologist Christopher Bruce highlighted the innovation behind the first coronary bypass performed without open-heart surgery, developing a practical solution that could revolutionize cardiovascular treatments.

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

Some conversation topics are inappropriate except with trusted individuals, and bringing them up may reflect below-average social skills, according to psychology.

Everything You Must Carry in Your Car's Glove Compartment from 2026 If You Want to Avoid a Fine

Since January 1st, it is mandatory to carry the V16 beacon in the car as a new safety device. This change aims to improve visibility in emergencies and to avoid fines starting in 2026 if this regulation is not complied with.

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 carry codes after "IDIADA" or "LCOE" that identify the laboratory that certified the device, ensuring its compliance with the safety and quality standards established by the Directorate General of Traffic.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. This has raised doubts among drivers, many of whom are reluctant to stop using traditional emergency triangles.

The conflicting 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 opposing views about the future of this road safety device. While Torre advocates for its evolution and technological improvements, the DGT maintains a more conservative stance regarding its implementation and changes.

This is what the new eight-kilometer section of this Spanish highway will be like, with construction set to begin in the coming months

The Ministry of Transport received authorization to tender the construction of the 8 km link between highways A-23 and A-21 in Huesca, following approval by the Council of Ministers on December 9. Construction will begin soon.

The period to renew the seats and boxes for Holy Week in Seville is open, with prices increasing by almost 3%

The Council of Brotherhoods and Fraternities of Seville announces that the period to renew, request, or temporarily transfer the subscriptions for seats and boxes for Holy Week is open until January 31. Additionally, prices have increased by nearly 3%.

The Collection of Christmas Fir Trees Begins in Retiro and Casa de Campo: There Are Fewer Each Year, but Unauthorized Planting Is a Concern

Madrid residents can deliver their natural fir trees until January 31. Trees in good condition will be replanted, while deteriorated ones will be used for composting. Although there are fewer fir trees, unauthorized planting in green areas is a cause for concern.

Tussam launches the rapid line CJ1 that connects the new Palmas Altas neighborhood with San Bernardo

The new Tussam rapid line CJ1 connects Palmas Altas with San Bernardo, covering more than 15 km. It will operate during regular hours from 6:00 AM to 11:30 PM to improve mobility in the area.

Multiple collision of at least 22 vehicles in Segovia: 12 injured

A multiple collision involving at least 22 vehicles occurred on the A-1 highway near Segovia, leaving 12 people injured. The accident forced the temporary closure of the highway to facilitate emergency and cleanup operations.

The woman accused of killing her boyfriend in Sant Adrià with 118 stab wounds, believing it was a sexual game, accepts 20 years in prison

The woman was sentenced to 20 years for murder with treachery and cruelty, with the aggravating factor of kinship and a mitigating factor for confession, after killing her boyfriend in Sant Adrià with 118 stab wounds, claiming she believed it was a sexual game.

Barcelona makes 200 emergency spaces available to accommodate homeless people during the cold wave and shelters 43

During the past night, teams contacted 123 homeless people in Barcelona. In response to the cold wave, 200 emergency spaces were made available at the CUESB, of which 43 people (38 men and 5 women) took shelter.

A man is being investigated for withdrawing more than 5,000 euros from his grandmother’s account without her consent in Suances

A man is under investigation for withdrawing more than 5,000 euros from the bank account of his 79-year-old grandmother. He is accused of making around 24 withdrawals without the woman’s consent in Suances.

Arrested for driving without a license or valid ITV after crashing into a bollard at the Manacor police station

A man of German origin was arrested in Manacor after crashing into a bollard in front of the police station. He was driving without a valid driving license or up-to-date ITV (vehicle inspection) in Spain.

Sanz will allocate 60 million this year for the restoration of more than a dozen historical heritage projects, with Artillería among the key actions

The City Council has tendered the second phase of the Artillería building renovation for 244,000 euros, which will cover the Función Mayor, Función Menor, and the tool workshop, with an execution period of two and a half years, as part of a total investment of 60 million to restore more than a dozen historical heritage projects.

Convicted for sexually assaulting his partner's seven-year-old daughter

The offender was convicted for sexually assaulting his partner's seven-year-old daughter, masturbating in front of her, and touching her inappropriately.

A young Mexican loses his phone in Madrid and manages to recover it: "He was way too good-hearted"

A young Mexican lost his phone in Madrid, but another young man found it and, instead of keeping it, returned it to the owner, demonstrating great honesty and generosity.

The surprising rescue of a dog in a frozen lake in the United States

A dog became trapped when the ice beneath it broke on a frozen lake in the United States. It was successfully rescued, preventing it from suffering serious harm or dying due to the low temperatures and the dangerous environment.

An ‘influencer’ encounters a herd of goats and asks ChatGPT what to do: "We should wait"

Braylyng Batista, an influencer, finds herself blocked by a herd of goats in Montserrat while filming a video. Faced with the situation, she consults ChatGPT about what to do and receives the recommendation to wait patiently until the goats move so she can continue on her way.

Micaela de la Maza: "Fundación SrPerro Colega is born to help you better understand your dog and solve problems"

Fundación SrPerro Colega, launched in September, offers courses and resources to improve human-dog relationships, promote animal welfare, and encourage pet adoption.

Canine Anatomy: What Double Chins Are For and What They Tell Us About the Evolution of the Dog

Double chins in dogs have an evolutionary origin and function that go beyond aesthetics. Studying them helps to better understand the evolutionary history of the dog and its adaptation to different environments, revealing important aspects about its biology and behavior.

Feline behavior: why cats are so picky with food

Cats are picky with food due to their evolutionary biology, as they are obligate carnivores (hypercarnivores), which influences their food preferences.

Check the daily horoscope for Thursday, January 8, 2026

Check the daily horoscope for Thursday, January 8, 2026, on 20minutos.es and discover the predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

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

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

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

Almost 38,000 numbers were awarded prizes in the 2026 Children's Lottery, nearly double the number of prizes compared to the December 22 draw.

Prize Map of the Niño Lottery Draw: Where the Grand Prize and Other Prizes Have Fallen

The Niño Lottery has awarded prizes throughout Spain, with thousands of winners celebrating on this Epiphany Day. The Grand Prize and other major prizes have been distributed in various towns, bringing joy to many lucky winners.

SIN CITY 1. A HARD GOODBYE by Frank Miller (Norma Editorial, 2025)

Norma Editorial presents the definitive edition of "Sin City 1. A Hard Goodbye," the masterpiece by Frank Miller, distinguished by its unique graphic style and impactful storytelling. This version offers the complete experience for fans and new readers, consolidating the legacy of the iconic author in noir comics.

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

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

Oh, Will Byers!

Seeing a beloved character in a popular series express their identity without being fully defined or narratively harmed by it is deeply valuable.

Tips to Take Advantage of Sales and Avoid Being Scammed

In Spain, the main sales periods are in January, summer, and Black Friday, with January being the most significant. The dates vary depending on the store, with some starting on the 1st and others on the 7th after Epiphany. To make the most of these sales and avoid scams, useful tips are offered for these periods.

Paz Vega, before and after: this is how the actress has changed since the 2000s

Paz Vega celebrates her 50 years by showcasing her evolution since she gained fame in the 2000s. The actress has notably changed in her style and appearance, reflecting her personal and professional growth over two decades.

Magical Natural Phenomena That Will Blow Your Mind

Nature amazes with magical phenomena that delight rather than cause harm. Globally, there are natural events that surpass imagination and invite us to admire their incredible beauty.

A Walk Through Madrid's Christmas Lights

A nighttime tour through the streets of Madrid, where the Christmas lights create a festive and colorful atmosphere that enhances the spirit of the season in the Spanish capital.

Finland seizes the ship Fitburg to secure the investigation of the damaged cable

Finland's customs agency confiscated the ship Fitburg on suspicion that its crew may have violated European sanctions against Russia, thereby securing the investigation into the damaged cable.

Borja Sémper attends the PP management committee after several months away

Borja Sémper, after announcing on July 14 that he had an early-stage cancerous tumor with a good prognosis for recovery, has returned and attended the PP management committee after being away for several months.

Tamagotchi Turns 30: The Digital Pet That Made the World Care for It

Tamagotchi celebrates 30 years with 100 million units sold. To commemorate its anniversary, an exhibition with immersive installations is held, exploring the universe of this iconic digital pet.

'Regifting', the rising trend to make money with unwanted gifts

'Regifting' is growing among Spanish consumers, especially with gifts from the 'Secret Santa', allowing people to earn money by reselling unwanted presents.

Cabello walks through Caracas surrounded by military: "Always loyal!"

The Ministry of Justice stated that the presence of military personnel in Caracas during Cabello's walk aims to ensure the calm and confidence of the Venezuelan people.

From venturing into a tribe to challenging a cheetah in a race: this is what the 'streamer' IShowSpeed's tour through Africa is like

The American YouTuber IShowSpeed is traveling through 20 countries in Africa, documenting his experiences in real time, which include unique moments such as visiting tribes and challenging a cheetah to a race.

The Supreme Court Rejects That Ábalos and Koldo Be Tried by a Popular Jury

The Supreme Court has rejected that Ábalos and Koldo be tried by a popular jury. Additionally, Ábalos requested the annulment of the summary procedure orders and the opening of the oral trial already issued against him, a request that was not accepted.

Ábalos' Lawyer Resigns from His Defense Over Financial Disagreements

The lawyer of the former Minister of Transport, José Luis Ábalos, resigned from his defense due to disagreements related to the fulfillment of the contractual conditions agreed upon between both parties.

The murder of the woman in Las Palmas is confirmed as gender-based violence: her husband killed her and then committed suicide

The woman murdered in Las Palmas was registered in the VioGén system after reporting abuse, although the case was closed when she denied having been assaulted. Her husband killed her and then took his own life, confirming it as a case of gender-based violence.

The homeless man who died in Badalona was on the social services' radar but refused assistance

The Badalona City Council will extend the 'cold operation' several more days following the death of a homeless man who, although registered with social services, refused the help offered.

Seven Families Evicted from a Block in Barcelona's Raval Neighborhood

Several people have gathered in front of the building in the Raval neighborhood of Barcelona to try to prevent the eviction of seven families from a residential block.

The sales start at Zara, Mango, and El Corte Inglés: When will the discounts end?

With the arrival of 2026, many fashion brands and stores such as Zara, Mango, and El Corte Inglés begin their sales, offering discounts eagerly anticipated by consumers. These promotions usually last several weeks, although the exact end dates vary depending on the store.

The Louvre Fully Reopens Following the Suspension of Workers' Strike

The unions demanded the creation of stable jobs in line with actual needs. After negotiations, the workers' strike at the Louvre was suspended and the museum fully reopened.

Almeida and his wife, Teresa Urquijo, publish their first photo with Pope Leo XIV: "The best possible gift"

The mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, and his wife, Teresa Urquijo, shared their first photo with Pope Leo XIV after meeting him in Rome on December 20, describing the encounter as "the best possible gift."

A New Focus of Nodular Dermatitis Detected on a Farm in Girona with Unvaccinated Cows

An outbreak of nodular dermatitis has been detected on a farm in Girona with unvaccinated cows. A protection perimeter of 20 kilometers has been established around the affected area to control the spread of the disease.

Madrid expands modular construction to speed up the building of EMVS public housing

The Madrid City Council will begin in 2026 the construction of 2,500 affordable rental public homes, using modules to accelerate the process and increase the offering of EMVS apartments.

More than 40 exhibitions and other activities will fill the programming of Barcelona's museums in 2026

In 2026, Barcelona's museums will offer more than 40 exhibitions and various activities. A special spring program at the Monastery of Pedralbes stands out, celebrating its 700th anniversary with commemorative events.

Most Read: The Most Viewed News by 20minutos Users

This article compiles the most viewed news by 20minutos users, highlighting current topics that have captured significant public attention. It includes various subjects of general interest, economy, politics, and entertainment, reflecting the current concerns and trends of society.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to learn and perform human tasks. To get started with AI, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as algorithms, machine learning, and neural networks. It is also important to become familiar with tools and programming languages like Python. AI is present in multiple sectors, and knowledge of it opens up job opportunities and innovation.

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 purchase. Each year, nearly 30 million King's cakes are consumed in Spain, and this ranking helps identify the best products on the market.

The British Miniseries Set in the 16th Century Hidden on Streaming: A Gem Perfect for Binge-Watching

This British miniseries, based on bestsellers, is set during the 16th-century Reformation and stars Tom Holland and Damian Lewis. It is a little-known gem on streaming platforms, perfect for binge-watching.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. These devices raise questions among drivers, many of whom are unsure about whether to stop using the traditional emergency triangles together with the new connected beacon.

'Stranger Things' returns by surprise: Netflix announces an unexpected final trip to Hawkins

Netflix will release on January 12 the documentary "One Last Adventure: Making Stranger Things 5," which shows behind the scenes of the fifth season, marking an unexpected return to Hawkins for the fans.

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

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

January 2026 Sales: When the Great Offers from Zara, Mango, El Corte Inglés, and Other Brands Begin

The winter sales of 2026 are about to arrive. To take advantage of the best discounts, it is essential to know the start dates and duration of the offers at brands like Zara, Mango, and El Corte Inglés.

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

After a successful 2025, 2026 promises great anime releases, featuring highly anticipated series and movies such as 'Jujutsu Kaisen', 'Frieren', and 'Jojo's Bizarre Adventure'.

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 criticized the individual use of cars, describing it as an unnecessary luxury that affects the efficiency and environment of cities.

Schedule of the Children's Lottery Draw 2026 and Where to Watch It Live Online and on Television

The 2026 Children's Extraordinary Lottery Draw begins at 12:00 PM (peninsular time) and, unlike the Christmas Lottery, lasts only a few minutes. It can be watched live 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 is rich in mineral resources and is suspected to have vast reserves of oil and natural gas, which explains Morocco’s strategic interest in this former Spanish colony.

The First Worries Arise About Pre-Signaling Emergencies with V16 Beacons That Cast Doubts on Their Effectiveness

Some drivers in Spain are beginning to use connected V16 beacons instead of triangles to signal emergencies, according to the new regulations. However, early videos show dangerous situations that raise doubts about the effectiveness and safety of these beacons on the road.

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

The work calendar of the Basque Country for 2026 moves the holiday of Sunday, October 12, Hispanic Day, to Monday to facilitate long weekends and days of rest.

Gold prices slip after early-week surge as investors await US payrolls data

Gold prices fell after gains earlier in the week as investors awaited key US payrolls data. Market participants are cautious ahead of the report, which could influence Federal Reserve policy and impact safe-haven demand for gold. The metal's movements reflect uncertainty over the pace of interest rate changes amid economic recovery signals.

US seizes Russian-flagged tanker, another tied to Venezuela as Trump widens oil push

The US seized a Russian-flagged tanker and another vessel linked to Venezuela as part of efforts to curb oil shipments amid sanctions. This move aligns with the Trump administration's intensified push to limit Russian and Venezuelan oil exports, aiming to increase US energy influence and pressure these countries economically. The seizures mark a significant step in enforcing sanctions and controlling global oil trade routes.

Exclusive - Chevron in talks with US for expanded Venezuela oil license, sources say

Chevron is negotiating with the US government to broaden its license for oil operations in Venezuela. This potential expansion aims to increase Chevron's production capacity amid eased sanctions. The talks reflect US efforts to influence Venezuela's oil sector while navigating geopolitical complexities.

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Oil prices trim gains after report on Trump’s long-term plans for Venezuela

Oil prices eased after initially rising due to reports that the Trump administration is considering long-term strategies aimed at Venezuela’s oil sector. The plans reportedly include measures to increase U.S. influence and potentially tap into Venezuela’s significant oil reserves, impacting global oil markets. Market reactions reflected cautious optimism amid ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainties.

Oil prices gain on US inventory draw, Venezuela in focus

Oil prices rose as US crude inventories showed a significant draw, indicating tighter supply. Additionally, Venezuela's production and export challenges remain a focal point for the market, contributing to the supply concerns and supporting higher prices.

Chinese refiners expected to replace Venezuelan oil with Iranian crude, traders say

Chinese refiners are anticipated to substitute Venezuelan oil with Iranian crude amid supply shifts and geopolitical factors. Traders note this move aligns with China's strategy to diversify its oil imports while navigating sanctions and market dynamics. The replacement is expected to impact global oil trade patterns and highlights China's role in the evolving energy landscape.

US says it needs to control Venezuelan oil sales indefinitely to drive change

The US stated it must maintain control over Venezuelan oil sales indefinitely to pressure the Maduro regime and encourage democratic reforms. This approach aims to limit the regime's revenue, which the US claims funds corruption and repression. The move reflects ongoing efforts to influence Venezuela’s political landscape through economic measures rather than direct intervention.

US Justice Department sues two California cities over natural gas bans

The US Justice Department has filed lawsuits against Berkeley and San Jose, California, challenging their bans on natural gas in new buildings. The department argues these bans violate federal pipeline safety laws and could jeopardize public safety. The cities defend the measures as efforts to combat climate change by promoting cleaner energy alternatives. The legal battle highlights tensions between environmental policies and federal regulations.

Exxon signals lower oil prices could hit fourth-quarter upstream profit

ExxonMobil warned that lower oil prices may reduce its upstream profits in the fourth quarter. The company indicated that weakening market conditions could impact earnings despite previously strong performance. Exxon continues to monitor price trends and adjust its operations accordingly to mitigate potential losses.

Japan stocks lower at close of trade; Nikkei 225 down 1.59%

Japan's stock market closed lower, with the Nikkei 225 falling 1.59%. Declines were driven by concerns over global economic growth and weak earnings reports from major companies. Investors showed caution amid mixed signals from international markets and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.

Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing books 34% rise in Q1 profit

Fast Retailing, owner of Uniqlo, reported a 34% increase in first-quarter profit, driven by strong sales growth and effective cost management. The company benefited from robust demand in key markets and improved operational efficiency, positioning it well for continued growth amid challenging global economic conditions.

Nvidia demands full upfront payment from Chinese clients for H200 AI chips - report

Nvidia reportedly requires Chinese buyers to pay the full amount upfront for its new H200 AI chips. This move reflects heightened caution amid US export controls and geopolitical tensions, aimed at securing transactions and managing risks associated with sales to China.

Best Entry Point? UBS Highlights Top European Exchange Picks Following 2025 Price Reversal

UBS identifies key European exchanges as attractive investment opportunities after price reversals expected in 2025. The bank highlights select exchanges that could offer strong growth potential, advising investors to consider these picks as favorable entry points in the evolving market landscape.

Exclusive - Nvidia requires full upfront payment for H200 chips in China, sources say

Nvidia now demands full upfront payment for its H200 AI chips from Chinese customers amid rising geopolitical tensions and payment risks. This shift reflects Nvidia's cautious approach in China’s market, balancing business interests with regulatory and financial concerns. The move affects sales dynamics and highlights challenges foreign tech firms face in China.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 1.57%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 1.57%. Gains were driven by strong performances in technology and semiconductor sectors, supported by increased investor confidence and positive market sentiment. The rise reflects optimism about export demand and ongoing global economic recovery.

Austal shares rise as Trump touts $1.5 trillion defense budget

Austal shares increased following President Trump's promotion of a $1.5 trillion defense budget. The proposed spending boost is expected to benefit defense contractors like Austal, which specializes in shipbuilding, potentially leading to increased government contracts and revenue growth.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.29%

The S&P/ASX 200 index closed 0.29% higher, supported by gains in key sectors including financials and materials. Investor sentiment was boosted by positive corporate earnings and favorable economic data, while cautious optimism prevailed amid global market uncertainties.

AI to boost copper demand 50% by 2040, but more mines needed to ensure supply, S&P says

S&P forecasts AI-driven technologies will increase global copper demand by 50% by 2040. To meet this surge, the mining industry must expand output and invest in new mines. Without sufficient supply growth, copper shortages could impact tech development and green energy projects dependent on the metal.

Chinese chip stocks rise after report Beijing halts Nvidia H200 orders

Chinese chip stocks surged following reports that Beijing has stopped orders for Nvidia’s H200 AI chips amid rising US-China tech tensions. The move signals China's push to develop its own semiconductor industry and reduce reliance on US technology amidst ongoing geopolitical challenges.

Sri Lanka economy to grow 4-5% in 2026, central bank chief says

Sri Lanka's central bank chief projects the country's economy to grow between 4-5% in 2026. This optimistic forecast reflects ongoing recovery efforts post-economic crisis, driven by improved fiscal policies and increased foreign investments. The growth is expected despite external challenges, signaling a positive outlook for Sri Lanka’s economic stability and development in the near future.

Australia trade surplus shrinks unexpectedly in Nov as exports slide

Australia’s trade surplus narrowed unexpectedly in November due to a decline in exports. Lower commodity prices and reduced demand from key trading partners contributed to the drop, offsetting steady import levels. The unexpected slide in exports signals potential challenges for Australia’s trade balance and economic growth in the near term.

US-Ukraine Fund Launches Portal for Potential Investment Projects

The US-Ukraine Strategic Investment Partnership has launched an online portal to showcase investment opportunities in Ukraine. The platform aims to attract foreign investors by providing detailed information on projects across various sectors, supporting Ukraine's economic recovery and development amid ongoing challenges. This initiative is part of broader efforts to strengthen US-Ukraine economic ties and promote sustainable growth.

Explainer - Why Saudi-UAE Trade Ties Remain Resilient Despite Yemen Tensions

Despite tensions over Yemen, Saudi Arabia and the UAE maintain strong trade relations due to shared economic interests, strategic partnerships, and mutual benefits in regional stability. Both countries prioritize their economic collaboration, which has proven more resilient than political disagreements, ensuring continued cooperation amid ongoing conflicts in Yemen.

US factory orders fall in October

US factory orders declined in October, reflecting challenges in the manufacturing sector. Factors such as supply chain disruptions and softened demand contributed to the decrease, signaling potential impacts on industrial production and economic growth.

EIA Crude Oil Inventories Report Shows Sharper Decline Than Anticipated

The latest EIA report revealed a larger-than-expected drop in U.S. crude oil inventories, signaling tightening supply. This decline surpasses analyst forecasts, potentially impacting oil prices and market dynamics amid ongoing global demand concerns.

U.S. services sector activity unexpectedly accelerates in December - ISM

U.S. services sector activity grew faster than expected in December, according to the ISM index. This acceleration indicates continued strength in the economy’s largest segment despite inflation concerns and interest rate increases. Higher demand in sectors such as finance, insurance, and healthcare supported the growth, reflecting resilient consumer and business activity as the new year approaches.

US service sector activity picks up in December, employment rebounds

US service sector activity increased in December, showing growth after previous slowdowns. Employment in the sector also rebounded, indicating strengthening labor demand. The pickup suggests resilience in services despite economic uncertainties and points to continued consumer spending and business activity entering the new year.

Canada’s Ivey PMI shows activity expanding in December

Canada’s Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) indicated economic activity expansion in December, reflecting improved business conditions and increased manufacturing output. The index rose above the 50-mark, signaling growth and optimism among Canadian purchasing managers as supply chain issues eased and demand stabilized.

U.S. private employers add fewer roles than expected in December

U.S. private employers added fewer jobs than anticipated in December, indicating a slowdown in hiring. The labor market showed signs of cooling, with job growth below forecasts, reflecting cautious employer sentiment amid economic uncertainties and inflation concerns. This could signal a shift in the momentum of the labor market heading into the new year.

Dollar steady as mixed data digested ahead of Friday’s jobs report

The dollar remained steady as investors assessed mixed economic data ahead of Friday’s crucial U.S. jobs report. Data showed uneven signals on growth and inflation, causing cautious market sentiment. Traders are awaiting the employment figures to gauge the Federal Reserve's next moves on interest rates. The market expects the report to provide clearer direction for the dollar and broader financial markets.

Morning Bid: Trump’s big talk falls on investors’ deaf ears

Despite former President Trump’s ambitious statements and promises, investors have largely ignored his rhetoric. Market reactions remain muted, indicating skepticism about the impact of his remarks on economic or regulatory changes. The lack of market enthusiasm suggests traders are focusing on fundamentals over political grandstanding.

BOJ maintains economic assessment for all 9 regions

The Bank of Japan has kept its economic assessment unchanged across all nine regions, reflecting steady conditions. Despite some challenges, regional economies remain resilient with stable growth and inflation trends. The BOJ continues to monitor the situation closely while maintaining its current monetary policy stance.

Trump calls for $1.5 trillion military budget in 2027, up from $901 billion in 2026

Former President Trump proposed increasing the U.S. military budget to $1.5 trillion in 2027, a significant rise from the $901 billion planned for 2026. He emphasized strengthening national defense and modernizing the armed forces amid growing global threats. This call reflects his focus on bolstering military capabilities during his political agenda.

Australia central banker says inflation rate still too high

The Reserve Bank of Australia governor stated that despite recent progress, the inflation rate remains above the target, necessitating ongoing vigilance. The central bank is prepared to maintain restrictive monetary policies until inflation is sustainably lowered, ensuring economic stability and growth.

US pulls $160 million in funding from California over foreign truck-driver licenses

The US has withdrawn $160 million in funding from California due to the state's decision to allow truck drivers with foreign licenses to operate commercially. Federal officials argue this move compromises safety standards, while California defends it as a solution to labor shortages in the trucking industry. The funding cut impacts transportation projects and highlights tensions between state and federal regulations.

US immigration agent fatally shoots woman in Minneapolis, mayor disputes government claim of self-defense

A US immigration agent fatally shot a woman in Minneapolis during an enforcement action. The government claims the shooting was in self-defense, but the city’s mayor disputes this account, calling for a thorough investigation into the incident. The event has sparked local outrage and renewed calls for scrutiny over law enforcement practices in immigration cases.

Trump signs order withdrawing US from 66 international orgs, including UN bodies

President Trump signed an executive order to withdraw the US from 66 international organizations, including several United Nations bodies. The move aims to reduce US involvement in global institutions and redirect funds domestically, reflecting a shift towards an America-first foreign policy stance. Critics warn it may weaken US influence and global cooperation.

Trump held call with Colombia’s Petro, says high-level talks to take place

Former President Trump spoke with Colombian President Gustavo Petro, announcing upcoming high-level discussions between their administrations. The call signals a potential shift toward closer bilateral relations and cooperation on key issues affecting both nations. Details on the agenda or timing for the talks were not disclosed.

Japan November real wages fall at fastest pace since January

Japan's real wages declined at the fastest rate since January due to rising inflation outpacing wage growth. Despite nominal wage increases, the higher cost of living reduced purchasing power for workers in November, signaling economic challenges for households amid persistent price pressures.

Bitcoin price today: falls below $91k with geopolitics, payrolls data in focus

Bitcoin’s price dropped below $91,000 as investors react to ongoing geopolitical tensions and upcoming U.S. payroll data. Market sentiment is cautious, with traders closely monitoring economic indicators and global events that could impact cryptocurrency volatility and demand.

Bitcoin price today: dips to $92k as geopolitics, macro risks stall recovery

Bitcoin’s price has dipped to $92,000 amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainties. These factors are hindering the cryptocurrency’s recovery momentum, causing cautious investor sentiment and market volatility. Analysts note that further developments in global politics and economic policies will be key in determining Bitcoin’s near-term trajectory.

Everstake Partners with Cometh to Bridge Fiat and Crypto Staking Rewards for EU Institutions

Everstake has teamed up with Cometh to create a platform enabling EU institutions to earn staking rewards by bridging fiat and crypto assets. This partnership aims to simplify access to staking opportunities, enhancing yield options while ensuring regulatory compliance within European financial frameworks.

Upexi implements high-yield treasury strategy, increases Solana holdings

Upexi has adopted a high-yield treasury strategy, reallocating assets to boost returns. The company notably increased its holdings in Solana, aiming to capitalize on the cryptocurrency's growth potential. This move reflects Upexi's focus on optimizing portfolio performance through strategic asset management.

J.P. Morgan’s JPM Coin set for native issuance on Canton blockchain

J.P. Morgan plans to issue its JPM Coin natively on the Canton blockchain, enhancing interoperability and efficiency. This move aims to simplify cross-border payments and improve transaction speed by leveraging Canton’s privacy-preserving smart contract platform, reflecting the bank’s commitment to blockchain innovation in traditional finance.

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

Coinhub Exchange is launching locations in Las Vegas and Phoenix, offering a crypto service experience similar to traditional banking. The exchange aims to provide secure, accessible cryptocurrency transactions with a user-friendly interface, targeting both beginners and experienced users in these cities to enhance mainstream crypto adoption.

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

CryptoMarketForecast has introduced an AI-driven tool that provides cryptocurrency market insights using a weather-style interface. This innovative platform allows users to easily understand market trends and conditions through familiar weather icons and terminology, making complex data more accessible for both novice and experienced investors.

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

Bitcoin's price remains steady near $94,000 amid market volatility. Meanwhile, Strategy, a key industry player, revealed a loss for Q4, highlighting ongoing financial challenges in the crypto sector despite high asset prices.

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 to support all participants in the EASY Residency. This initiative aims to enhance security by funding comprehensive audits of projects within the residency, ensuring higher quality and safer blockchain applications. The grants provide critical resources to promising teams, fostering innovation and trust in the ecosystem.

Bernstein says bitcoin has likely bottomed, reveals price targets

Bernstein analysts believe bitcoin has likely hit its bottom after recent market declines. They highlight improving fundamentals and increasing institutional interest as positive factors. The firm projects bitcoin to reach price targets between $40,000 and $50,000 within the next 12 months, signaling confidence in a sustained recovery for the cryptocurrency.

Harena Rare Earths appoints new CFO and advisers

Harena Rare Earths has appointed a new Chief Financial Officer and expanded its team by bringing in additional advisers. These strategic moves aim to strengthen the company's financial management and support its growth in the rare earth elements sector.

First Development Resources to conduct geophysical survey at Selta Gold Project

First Development Resources has announced plans to conduct a geophysical survey at the Selta Gold Project. The survey aims to identify potential mineral deposits and guide future exploration efforts. This initiative marks a significant step in advancing the project's development and enhancing the understanding of its geological profile.

Sampo continues share buyback program, acquires 347,368 shares

Sampo plc has continued its share buyback program by acquiring 347,368 shares. This move reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to returning value to shareholders and optimizing its capital structure. The repurchased shares will be held as treasury shares and may be used for future acquisitions, share-based incentives, or to reduce the share capital.

Antin to acquire medical equipment rental firm Emsere

Antin Infrastructure Partners plans to acquire Emsere, a UK-based medical equipment rental company. The acquisition aims to strengthen Antin's position in the healthcare sector by expanding its portfolio with Emsere's range of rental services for medical devices, enhancing service accessibility and operational efficiency. Financial terms were not disclosed. The deal is expected to close later this year after regulatory approvals.

Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals prices $625 million convertible notes offering

Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals announced the pricing of $625 million in convertible senior notes due 2029. The proceeds will support the company’s ongoing research and development efforts and general corporate purposes. This financing move aims to strengthen Arrowhead’s financial position as it advances its RNA interference-based therapies.

Alumis prices upsized public offering of common stock at $17 per share

Alumis has set the price for its upsized public offering of common stock at $17 per share. The company increased the size of the offering to meet strong investor demand, aiming to raise additional capital to support its growth and operational objectives.

Phathom Pharmaceuticals prices $130 million public offering

Phathom Pharmaceuticals has priced a public offering of common stock, aiming to raise approximately $130 million. The funds will support the development and commercialization of the company’s medicines for gastrointestinal diseases. This move reflects Phathom's strategy to strengthen its financial position and advance its pipeline.

Triton International prices $175 million preference shares offering

Triton International announced the pricing of a $175 million preference shares offering. The funds raised will support the company's growth initiatives and strengthen its balance sheet. This strategic move aims to enhance financial flexibility as Triton continues expanding its global container leasing business.

Bright Minds Biosciences prices public offering at $90 per share

Bright Minds Biosciences has set the price of its public offering at $90 per share. The company aims to raise capital to advance its pipeline and fund ongoing research. This strategic move is expected to bolster Bright Minds' financial position and support its growth initiatives in the biotech sector.

Bright Minds Biosciences prices $175 million public offering

Bright Minds Biosciences has priced a public offering of common shares to raise $175 million. The company plans to use the proceeds to advance its pipeline of psychedelic-based therapies, fund clinical trials, and support general corporate purposes. This move aims to bolster Bright Minds’ position in the emerging mental health treatment market.