News Summary - 01/12/2026

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Iran warns it will retaliate if US attacks, as hundreds killed in protests

President Trump stated the US military is exploring "very strong options" regarding Iran. The warning comes amid ongoing protests in Iran, where hundreds have reportedly been killed. Iran has threatened retaliation if attacked by the US.

Trump tells Cuba to 'make a deal, before it is too late'

Trump has focused on Cuba following US forces' seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, urging Cuba to negotiate a deal promptly before opportunities diminish.

Thousands march and dozens arrested in Minneapolis protests against ICE

Protests continue in Minneapolis and across the country following the death of Renee Good. Demonstrators call for justice and reform, leading to numerous arrests amid increased tensions.

One person dead and 300 buildings destroyed in Australia bushfires

A state of emergency has been declared in Victoria due to severe bushfires. Thousands of firefighters are actively working to control the blaze, which has caused one death and destroyed 300 buildings.

Thousands of tourists stranded in Lapland as cold grounds flights

All flights from Kittila airport in northern Finland were canceled on Sunday due to extreme cold, with temperatures dropping to -38°C, leaving thousands of tourists stranded.

Bride and groom killed by gas explosion day after Pakistan wedding

A gas cylinder explosion at a house in Pakistan killed eight people, including the bride and groom, the morning after their wedding celebration.

Sudan's government returns to capital after nearly 3 years of war

Sudan’s military-backed government has returned to Khartoum after nearly three years of conflict that forced it out, following clashes with its paramilitary rival. This marks a significant shift in control over the capital after prolonged instability.

Bob Weir, Grateful Dead co-founder, dies aged 78

Bob Weir, a key member of the Grateful Dead and its related projects for over 60 years, has passed away at age 78. He was integral to the psychedelic rock scene and the band's enduring legacy.

US military strikes Islamic State group targets in Syria, officials say

US President Donald Trump ordered large-scale strikes against Islamic State targets in Syria, according to US Central Command. The coordinated military action aims to weaken the group's capabilities and disrupt their operations in the region.

Last Kurdish forces leave Aleppo after ceasefire deal reached

Following a week of intense clashes, Kurdish forces have withdrawn from Aleppo after a ceasefire agreement was announced early Sunday.

Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's family accuses hospital of negligence over son's death

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's family has accused a Lagos hospital of negligence following the death of her 21-month-old son. The hospital, however, denies any wrongdoing in the care provided to the child. An investigation into the circumstances surrounding the boy's death is ongoing.

Rare first Superman comic once stolen from Nicolas Cage sells for $15 million

A rare copy of Action Comics No. 1, the first comic to feature Superman, sold for $15 million. Fewer than 100 copies of this iconic comic are believed to exist. This particular copy was once stolen from actor Nicolas Cage.

Rescuers race to find dozens missing in deadly Philippines landfill collapse

A massive landslide occurred after a large pile of rubbish collapsed at a landfill site in the central Philippines. Rescue teams are urgently searching for dozens of people reported missing in the disaster. Efforts continue amid concerns over safety and the unstable terrain.

Musk says X outcry is 'excuse for censorship'

The government has called on Ofcom to fully utilize its authority, potentially imposing a ban, against X. Musk alleges that the public backlash is being used as a pretext for censorship.

US film stars Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors become Guinea citizens after DNA tests

US actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors have obtained Guinea citizenship following DNA tests. They join a growing number of American celebrities embracing their African roots by reconnecting with their heritage and acquiring citizenship.

Five hundred people in Canada were diagnosed with mystery brain disease. What if it isn't real?

A small Canadian province faced fears of a mysterious neurological illness affecting 500 people. However, the investigation sparked controversy, with questions arising about whether the disease is real or a mass psychogenic illness, leading to a complex struggle to uncover the truth.

'Hermès of durian': The luxury fruit cashing in on China's billion-dollar appetite

A former gold mining town in Malaysia is thriving economically by capitalizing on the lucrative durian fruit market. Known as the "Hermès of durian," this prized and pungent fruit is driving significant wealth amid China's growing demand worth billions, transforming the town's fortunes.

'There wasn't even time for CPR': Iran medics describe hospitals overwhelmed with dead and injured protesters

Hospitals in Iran are overwhelmed as security forces reportedly kill or injure hundreds of protesters. One hospital alone received over 70 bodies, leaving medics with no time for CPR amidst the influx of casualties.

'Hounded and harassed': The former pop star taking on Uganda's long-time president

Bobi Wine, a former musician turned politician, has faced multiple arrests as he challenges Uganda's long-standing president, Yoweri Museveni, highlighting ongoing political tensions in the country.

'I had no electricity for six months': US families struggle with soaring energy prices

Soaring electricity prices are causing significant financial strain on US families, forcing some to live without electricity for extended periods and increasing household debt amid the broader cost-of-living crisis.

Winners and Sinners: What to expect from the Golden Globes

This year's Golden Globes will feature the films Marty Supreme, Sinners, and One Battle After Another competing for top honors.

Watch: Timothée Chalamet, Teyana Taylor, Adolescence and other highlights from the Golden Globes

One Battle After Another and Adolescence dominated the Golden Globes as the awards season began, highlighting standout performances and notable moments from stars like Timothée Chalamet and Teyana Taylor.

Why are there huge protests going on in Iran?

Anti-government protests in Iran have persisted for 13 days, reflecting widespread public dissent against the regime. Demonstrators are demanding political reforms and greater freedoms amid ongoing government crackdowns.

Watch: Backlash against Musk's Grok AI explained

Technology editor Zoe Kleinman discusses the controversy surrounding changes to X's Grok AI image editing feature. The UK government criticized the adjustments, labeling them "insulting," sparking a backlash and debate over the AI's new capabilities and their implications.

'He's crazy': BBC speaks to Greenlanders about Trump's threats

BBC's Katya Adler visits Greenland to gauge local reactions to US President Trump's proposals concerning the island. Many Greenlanders express surprise and concern, viewing his plans as unexpected and unsettling. The article highlights mixed feelings about the political attention on their home, with some calling the president's approach "crazy."

Watch: Buildings in Tehran Set on Fire as Demonstrations Spread Across Iran

Verified footage shows protesters in Tehran setting buildings on fire and chanting anti-government slogans as demonstrations intensify across Iran.

The new funding changes the distribution of the 'pie': Castilla y León and Galicia lose ground while Catalonia and the Valencian Community gain

Montero's funding reform increases the budget by 21 billion euros, mainly benefiting the Valencian Community, Andalusia, Catalonia, Murcia, and Castilla-La Mancha. In contrast, Castilla y León, Galicia, other northern and inland regions, the islands, and Extremadura lose share in the distribution.

The rental crisis leads real estate agencies to allocate properties without using web portals: "Avalanches are generated when posting the ad"

Real estate agencies are stopping the publication of listings on online portals due to high demand, preferring to assign rentals directly to clients who visit their offices. This avoids the avalanches that occur when advertising on the internet during the ongoing rental crisis.

The inhabitants of Greenland, from taking "Trompi" with humor... to feeling fear: "This is not Venezuela, we are a state governed by law"

Greenlanders continue their daily lives normally after days of tension over the threat of a US invasion, trusting that the conflict over their island will be resolved diplomatically this week.

Barça, champion of the Spanish Super Cup after defeating Real Madrid again in the final

Barcelona, coached by Hansi Flick, and Real Madrid, with Xabi Alonso, faced each other on January 11 in the fourth Clásico of the season to compete in the final of the Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia, where Barça was crowned champion after once again defeating their rival.

The memes of Madrid's defeat: Xabi Alonso as Maduro, the lack of accuracy...

After the Spanish Super Cup final in which Barça defeated Real Madrid 3-2, social media was filled with memes mocking the white team's loss, highlighting the team's lack of accuracy and humorous comparisons, such as Xabi Alonso with Maduro.

'One Battle After Another' and 'Hamnet', Best Films at the Golden Globes

The Golden Globes recognized the films of Paul Thomas Anderson and Chloé Zhao, also highlighting the Brazilian film 'The Secret Agent', which surpassed the Spanish film 'Sirat', reflecting an openness in their award selections.

'The Secret Agent' snatches the Golden Globe for Best International Film from 'Sirat'

The Brazilian film 'The Secret Agent' has won the Golden Globe for Best International Film, beating the Spanish film 'Sirat' by Oliver Laxe.

From Julia Roberts to Jennifer Lawrence: Hits and Misses on the Red Carpet

This year's Golden Globes highlighted the style hits and misses on the red carpet, with stars like Jennifer Lopez, Ariana Grande, Selena Gomez, and Ana de Armas surprising with their looks, which combined elegance with some fashion mistakes.

The Best Memes from the 2026 Golden Globes: Hudson Williams, the Big Absences, and the Night of the Unemployed

Social media was flooded with memes during the 2026 Golden Globes, highlighting moments such as Hudson Williams' presence, the big absences, and a "night of the unemployed," humorously reflecting the most talked-about aspects of the ceremony and the festive atmosphere that kicks off the awards season.

What the Protest Pin Worn by Some Celebrities at the Gala Means

Mark Ruffalo, Wanda Sykes, and other celebrities have worn a protest pin during the gala as a symbol of a powerful message, incorporating the protest into their attire to draw attention to an important cause.

Cynthia Erivo misses the gala: why she left Ariana Grande alone

Cynthia Erivo, nominated for Best Actress for her role in 'Wicked: Part II?', was unable to attend the gala, leaving Ariana Grande alone. The reason for her absence was not specified.

Julia Roberts Stands Out at the 2026 Golden Globes: The Emotional Ovation Despite Not Winning an Award

Julia Roberts received an emotional ovation at the 2026 Golden Globes despite not winning the Best Actress in a Drama award, which went to Jessie Buckley for 'Hamnet'. Her presence and recognition marked the ceremony.

Sumar pressures the Government to approve the universal child-rearing benefit this year

Sumar insists that the Government approve the universal child-rearing benefit this year, a measure against child poverty that has been sought since the previous legislative term. The Ministry of Social Rights is negotiating to include it in the upcoming General State Budgets.

The legal limbo in which scooter users live: why the mandatory insurance is being delayed

The DGT is awaiting the approval of the royal decree by the Council of Ministers, which will establish legal coverage and mandatory registration for electric scooters, thus delaying the implementation of mandatory insurance for their users.

Can Yaman issues a statement after being detained: "If that were even remotely true..."

Can Yaman denied the rumors about his detention through a statement and confirmed that he is keeping his schedule, including his upcoming appearance on the program 'El Hormiguero' on Thursday.

Cristina Piaget causes the first major fight on 'GH' by breaking the rules: "I studied the cameras"

International model Cristina Piaget broke the rules of 'GH' by taking food from the suite, which was prohibited for her. Upon discovering this, it caused a big controversy in the house, as she acted with full awareness of the cameras.

Leonardo DiCaprio once again becomes the subject of mockery over his girlfriend's age

Host Nikki Glaser joined the recurring jokes about the age difference between Leonardo DiCaprio and his girlfriend, a topic that continues to be the focus of comments despite his recent success with the nomination for 'Killers of the Flower Moon'.

The Madrid F1 Circuit Takes Shape with the First Layer of Asphalt and Sets the Completion Date for the Works

Workers have five months to complete the construction of the F1 circuit in Madrid. Afterwards, auxiliary areas such as grandstands and hospitality zones will be installed, moving towards the completion of the works.

Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah of Persia who encourages protesters in Iran... and emerges as their 'hero'

Reza Pahlavi, son of the last Shah of Persia, supports protesters in Iran on social media, denouncing the brutality of Khamenei's regime and assuring that those responsible will be punished for their actions.

Trump says that Iranian leaders "called" the US and "want to negotiate"

Trump stated that Iranian leaders have contacted the US to negotiate, expressing that Iran is crossing a line by causing unnecessary deaths.

Trump suggests he will leave ExxonMobil "out" of Venezuela after CEO's comment

ExxonMobil's CEO described Venezuela as "uninvestable" under the current business conditions, which led Trump to suggest that he might leave the company out of future operations in the country.

Breaking news from Venezuela, live | Cuba responds to Trump's threats: "He has no moral ground to point fingers at us"

Venezuela is experiencing tense moments following Maduro's imprisonment. In response to Trump's threats, Cuba stated that the United States has no moral authority to criticize it, defending its position in the conflict. Reactions continue as the political situation in Venezuela unfolds in real time.

Concern for filmmaker Luis Canut after this alarming photo of Patricia Pérez from the hospital: "He has gone through quite a lot"

Patricia Pérez provides an update on the health of her husband, filmmaker Luis Canut, who was seriously hospitalized a few months ago and has faced difficult times.

Man Arrested for Killing His 58-Year-Old Wife in Olvera

A 58-year-old woman was found dead in her home in Olvera. Her partner, who has a history of gender-based violence, was arrested as the suspected perpetrator of the murder that took place early this morning.

A Study on Supercentenarians Reveals What They Have in Common in Their Immune System

Researchers from the University of São Paulo analyzed more than 140 centenarians and 20 supercentenarians from Brazil to identify common characteristics in their immune systems, aiming to understand how they maintain their exceptional health and longevity.

The Heartbreaking Confession of Stanley Tucci About His Wife, Felicity Blunt: "I Won't Be Able to Watch Her Grow Old"

Stanley Tucci reflects sadly on the age difference with his wife, Felicity Blunt, and expresses his pain in knowing that he won't be able to watch her grow old, confronting the reality of his own mortality.

The EU-Mercosur Agreement, a Historic Step with Many Questions: How the World's Largest Free Trade Area Will Be Structured

The EU-Mercosur agreement marks a historic advance toward the world's largest free trade area, but doubts remain about its approval in national parliaments and how the political commitments will be implemented in trade practice.

Ricardo Moya, from 'The Meaning of Beer' to Music: "No Matter How We Think, Music Can Unite Us"

The Valencian artist Ricardo Moya, known for his podcast 'The Meaning of Beer', highlights that in music he adopts a more expressive and spontaneous side. He believes that, regardless of differences in thought, music has the power to bring people together.

Revolution in Assisted Reproduction: Scientists Achieve "Rejuvenation" of Human Eggs for the First Time

Scientists have developed a technique to "rejuvenate" human eggs, which could improve in vitro fertilization rates and reduce miscarriages in older women.

This is the underwater tunnel that will be the longest in the world, connecting two European countries and costing more than 7 billion

The 18 km underwater tunnel will connect Scandinavia with continental Europe, significantly shortening travel time. Its construction will cost more than 7 billion euros, making it the longest tunnel in the world and improving the connection between the two European countries.

Historic fine for Mediaset and Kiko Hernández, ordered to compensate Jesulín and Campanario’s daughter with 220,000 euros

The Cádiz Court of Appeal upholds the sentence against Mediaset and Kiko Hernández, requiring them to pay 220,000 euros in compensation to Jesulín and Campanario’s daughter for damages caused.

Sara Carbonero, admitted to the ward, delays her discharge from the hospital where she underwent surgery: "This operation has affected her less severely"

Sara Carbonero remains hospitalized following her surgery, with a slow but favorable recovery, according to her close sources speaking to the magazine '¡Hola!'.

Overbooking at the gym: "Booking classes is like buying concert tickets"

The high demand for group classes at gyms requires advance booking, turning the process into a competition similar to purchasing concert tickets. The sector now faces the challenge of managing overcrowding without compromising the quality of the service.

Marta Kostyuk refuses to greet Sabalenka: "In Ukraine, it's -20 degrees without electricity or hot water"

After losing the final to Sabalenka, Kostyuk highlighted the harsh situation in Ukraine, where they face temperatures of -20 degrees without electricity or hot water, thus explaining her refusal to greet the Belarusian.

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

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

The first contestant of 'La isla de las tentaciones 9' confirmed on 'GH Dúo': "I would like to enter alone"

Almudena, Sandra, and Claudia from 'La isla de las tentaciones' were candidates for 'GH Dúo', and the first contestant of the new edition of the reality show has now been confirmed. She has expressed her wish to enter the program alone.

José Manuel Parada's Comment about Sheila Devil, Camilo Sesto's Daughter: "I Can Consider Myself a Tree, but I Am Not a Tree"

José Manuel Parada made a confusing comment about Sheila Devil, daughter of Camilo Sesto, saying "I can consider myself a tree, but I am not a tree." This prompted an angry reaction from Sonsoles Ónega, who showed herself to be upset by his words.

Said Mechaal erupts after his 10K record: "Everything is thanks to the United States, in Spain I have been rejected many times"

Said Mechaal broke the Spanish 10K record by 20 seconds at the Valencia race, crediting the U.S. for his success while expressing frustration over repeated rejections in Spain.

Orange raises its convergent rates by up to six euros starting today: these are its new prices

Orange increases its convergent rates by up to six euros, with an average rise of 5.25% in fiber, mobile, and television services, except for the package with 600 megas and 60 gigas, which remains unchanged.

"A Night of Drinks, A Crazy Night": 'Nueva Línea', the Viral Orchestra That Has Gone from Playing at Local Festivals to Millions of Views

Nueva Línea, an all-female orchestra from Tenerife, has gained great popularity on social media. Starting out at local festivals, their videos now accumulate millions of views and are imitated by influencers, as well as receiving recognition from prominent singers.

The Nobel Foundation Reminds María Corina Machado That She Cannot Transfer Her Nobel Prize to Trump

The Nobel Foundation clarified that María Corina Machado cannot transfer her Nobel Prize, despite the Venezuelan opposition leader suggesting handing it over to Donald Trump at their upcoming meeting.

The great challenge for Brussels after Mercosur: how to ensure fair competition

The final approval of the Mercosur treaty depends on a vote in the European Parliament, facing resistance from the European agricultural sector that denounces unfair competition. Brussels must guarantee a balance to ensure fair competition after the agreement.

From 'The Matrix' to 'Gladiator': all the references in 'Shrek' to other movies

The Shrek franchise returns in 2026 with a new film that, like the previous ones, will be full of references and nods to different movies and elements of pop culture.

From Sharon Stone’s Vintage Print to Elle Fanning’s Total Look at the Annual Movies for Grownups Awards

Last night in Hollywood, the Annual Movies for Grownups Awards took place, honoring films aimed at audiences over 50 years old. Notable styles included Sharon Stone’s vintage print and Elle Fanning’s total look, combining talent and fashion in a special gala for this cinephile segment.

Antonio Olives, Psychologist: "Solution-Focused Brief Therapy is Useful in Behavioral Problems"

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) is a psychotherapeutic approach that focuses on creating practical solutions rather than deeply analyzing problems. It is especially effective in treating behavioral problems during childhood.

What would happen if we fell into a black hole?

Scientists use a supercomputer to simulate a person's approach to a black hole, exploring the physical and relativistic effects of this extreme experience.

Generation Z's 'Micro-Retirement' Involves These Destinations

Generation Z has transformed their way of traveling and approaching work life, prioritizing periodic retreats and experiences over continuous work, thus adopting 'micro-retirement' as a lifestyle.

Ugly but delicious: it's borraja season, the unknown vegetable

Borraja is a mild and versatile vegetable, especially valued in Aragón, Navarra, and La Rioja. Besides its flavor, even the cooking water is used, which is nutritious and useful in the kitchen, breaking the popular saying that advises against using vegetable cooking water.

Kia Targets Europe's Most Popular Segment with EV2 Electric SUV

Kia launches the EV2, a compact electric SUV aimed at the popular European B-SUV segment. The model stands out for its modern design, advanced technology, and urban focus, positioning itself as an attractive option for electric mobility in cities.

The Greenland Case Is Not the First: These Are Other Historical Clashes Between NATO Allies

Controversy between NATO allies is not new. Historical examples include tensions between Turkey and Greece, diplomatic conflicts between the US and De Gaulle's France, and sanctions imposed by Washington on Ankara, reflecting precedents similar to the recent Greenland case.

A new front arrives bringing rain and rising temperatures: these are the affected regions

A new front will bring heavy rain especially in Galicia and Extremadura, while the rest of the Peninsula will experience mostly high cloudiness. Additionally, a widespread increase in temperatures is expected.

Abascal assures that Vox will enter the Government of Extremadura with a vice presidency and several ministries

Abascal states that Vox will be part of the Government of Extremadura with a vice presidency and several ministries, justifying this presence to ensure the implementation of the changes promised by his party.

Caroline Hendrie, Travel Journalist: "I Have Taken 103 Cruises and These Are the Eight Tips You Should Follow"

Caroline Hendrie, an experienced travel journalist, has completed 103 cruises and shares eight key tips to make the most of this popular form of tourism that allows you to explore the world from the sea.

Five human heads found hanging on a beach in Ecuador

Five human heads were found hanging on a beach in the municipality of Puerto López, Manabí, an area affected by an extreme increase in criminal violence in Ecuador.

Another maritime tragedy in Southeast Asia: one woman dead and 22 injured in a tourist boat shipwreck in Thailand

A fishing boat carrying about 50 Russian tourists collided with a fishing vessel near the Phi Phi islands in Thailand, causing one death and 22 injuries.

Aleks Topuria trusts Ilia's grappling against Makhachev: "Even if Islam takes him down, it won't be easy to control the fight there"

Aleks Topuria, Ilia's brother, asserts that although Islam Makhachev may take Ilia down, it will not be easy to dominate him on the ground. Additionally, he believes that the fight between Topuria and Islam is currently the most important in the lightweight division.

The method that could replace traditional heating and stores heat more cheaply

An American couple has developed an innovative wall that allows heat to be stored simply and economically over the long term, offering a potential alternative to traditional heating.

You Have 14 Days and 4 Left Over: Enough Time to Watch the Wildest of Álex de la Iglesia for Free

A streaming platform offers for free, during 14 days, a highlighted selection of Spanish cinema by director Álex de la Iglesia, a Goya Awards winner.

The start of 2026 confirms a turning point for the household economy

The beginning of 2026 reflects a shift in the household economy due to high interest rates, more expensive credit, and reduced saving capacity, affecting the financial situation of households.

Zucchini Muffins with Spinach and Feta Cheese, a Cheap and High-Protein Recipe

These savory zucchini, spinach, and feta cheese muffins are an economical and protein-rich option, ideal for a different and nutritious breakfast.

Iran and a Change in the World that Affects Spain

Revolutions rarely occur when rulers do not promote reforms and only resort to repression, which impacts not only Iran but also countries like Spain.

The Ordinality of the Rich

The new model of regional financing introduces an implicit transfer that aims to go unnoticed, benefiting the wealthier regions and calling into question the fairness in the distribution of resources among autonomous communities.

Asymmetric Federalism

Sánchez's strategy confronts the PP communities and the few PSOE leaders with the decision to either accept his authoritarian maneuver or justify rejecting the allocated funds.

Year of Snow

Spain will see economic growth above 2% in 2026, following an increase of 3.4% in 2024 and 2.9% in 2025, showing sustained recovery.

Silvia Abril updates on Andreu Buenafuente’s health status: "He’s better, fighting to get through it"

Silvia Abril reported on a program with Jordi Basté that Andreu Buenafuente was able to stop and recognize his symptoms, and that he is currently better and fighting to recover.

Facua denounces a brand that sells French potatoes as if they were produced in Andalusia

Facua has denounced a brand that sells potatoes from France using packaging and graphic elements that are misleading, making consumers believe they are produced in Andalusia, which they consider deceptive advertising.

Iker Jiménez and Carmen Porter amazed by a sky lit up in Valencia: "It has no scientific explanation"

At the meteor station in Olocau, Iker Jiménez and Carmen Porter witnessed an unusual celestial phenomenon in Valencia, which puzzled experts and was described as "a sporadic event" with no scientific explanation until now.

The Zodiac Signs in January 2026

January 2026 will be a mostly positive month for the majority of the zodiac signs, although experiences may vary according to each sign.

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

Artificial Intelligence is automating many tasks, but manual trades like plumbing are seeing increased demand and value. People with no previous experience in the sector report success and high demand, proving that these jobs remain essential and lucrative in the technological era.

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

The Madrid Technological Addictions Service warns about the increase of gambling addiction among minors, linked to the use of loot boxes and paid avatars in video games like Minecraft, which encourage impulsive spending and early addiction.

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

Amateur sport combines enjoyment and exhibition, with apps and social media sharing every workout. This creates more comparison and pressure, although it also fosters communities that value the experience more than the records.

This is the Cuban prison where Martiño Ramos is believed to be held: no windows, overcrowded, shared cells, and one of the most feared in Castro's regime

Martiño Ramos, convicted of raping a girl in Ourense, is reportedly being held in a Cuban prison known for its lack of windows, overcrowding, shared cells, and feared reputation, while awaiting extradition to serve his sentence in Spain.

A dog trainer explains which habits to improve with our dog: "January is the time to start new routines"

A dog trainer recommends taking advantage of January to establish new routines and improve habits with pets, harnessing the motivation that the start of the year brings to face new challenges.

Colombian singer Yeison Jiménez dies in a small plane crash

The singer Yeison Jiménez died in a small plane crash. Twenty days ago, he had revealed in a telephone interview that he had dreamed three times about air disasters, in one of which he died.

An NFL star is sued by his ex for revealing details about the size of his private parts: "It was impossible to have sex"

Model Hayley Kalil revealed that her ex-husband, an NFL star, has a member so large that she compared it to "two cans of Coca-Cola stacked one on top of the other, maybe even a third," and stated that this made it impossible to have sexual relations.

A Skier Captures the Moment She Is Dragged by an Avalanche in the Pyrenees

Ares Masip shared a video on social media showing herself being dragged by an avalanche in the Pyrenees, warning other skiers that "zero risk does not exist."

'Investigation Team' unveils the reality behind the phenomenon of 'The House of the Twins': an online casino business

The La Sexta program reveals that 'The House of the Twins' is a strategy to attract followers and turn them into investors in betting houses and online casinos, exposing its true commercial nature.

Images of Kiko Jiménez's father, handcuffed and in pajamas, detained after stabbing a man

The program 'Fiesta' showed images of Kiko Jiménez's father handcuffed and in pajamas after being detained for stabbing a man.

Raquel Mosquera speaks out about her husband's arrest: "I'm going to give him another chance"

Raquel Mosquera has not yet spoken with her husband Isi, who was arrested in France for drug trafficking. Despite the situation, she says she will give him another chance.

This is Aurelio Manzano, collaborator of 'Fiesta': from his departure from Venezuela to his discreet love life

Journalist Aurelio Manzano left Venezuela nearly 30 years ago. Since then, he has reflected on the changes in his country following the intervention of the United States and maintains a discreet love life.

Pilar Rubio breaks down in tears due to the difficulty of a challenge on 'El Desafío': "You went too far"

Pilar Rubio, as a judge on 'El Desafío', became emotional and cried upon seeing her friend Patricia Conde face a tough challenge that involved driving on a very steep ramp, describing the challenge as excessive.

Prince William of England Has Not Read His Brother's Book: "He Refuses to Read Something That Has Caused So Much Pain"

Three years after the publication of Harry's memoirs, 'Spare,' William has not read them. The prince refuses to read a book he believes has caused a lot of pain, maintaining distance from the content published by his younger brother.

La Oreja de Van Gogh removes Pablo Benegas from its business structure

Pablo Benegas, guitarist of La Oreja de Van Gogh, had announced a pause in his activity with the band. Now, his departure seems definitive, as he has been excluded from the group's business structure.

Can Yaman's Presence on 'El Hormiguero' in Jeopardy Following His Detention

Actor Can Yaman was detained at a nightclub in Istanbul but has since been released. His appearance on 'El Hormiguero' is now uncertain following this incident.

Pablo Castellano, husband of María Pombo, investigated by the Civil Guard

Pablo Castellano, businessman and husband of María Pombo, is being investigated by the Civil Guard after a video was published showing him driving at a speed above the legal limit, accompanied by his wife and their newborn daughter, according to the program 'Vaya fama'.

Álvaro Morata and Alice Campello separately congratulate their daughter Bella on her third birthday

Álvaro Morata and Alice Campello separately celebrate their daughter Bella's third birthday, sharing independent posts on their Instagram profiles to congratulate her.

Who is Cristina Piaget, contestant of GH Dúo: the famous international model who works as a yoga teacher for children

Cristina Piaget, renowned international model and actress, currently lives in a town in Ávila with her son and works as a yoga teacher for children.

This Is How the Launch of Russia's Hypersonic Ballistic Missile 'Oreshnik' Against Ukraine Took Place

Russia attacked Ukraine using the hypersonic ballistic missile Oreshnik, according to Moscow, as retaliation for a drone attack on Putin's residence in December. The bombing left at least four dead and twenty injured, local authorities reported early Friday morning.

63 People Detained at Albacete Rave for Disturbances and Organizing Illegal Event

The Civil Guard detained 63 people linked to a large rave party near the Cenajo reservoir, in Férez, Albacete, which took place from December 31 to January 7. Twenty were arrested for disturbances against officers in Cordovilla during the early hours of the 31st, when they were trying to set up the massive event.

Belgian Farmers Block a Highway Against the EU-Mercosur Agreement

Dozens of Belgian farmers blocked the E411 highway in protest against the EU-Mercosur agreement, claiming that production standards in Mercosur are lower and would affect the local economy. The blockade caused traffic congestion for hours and coincided with an EU vote. They fear unfair competition from cheaper South American products that threaten the Belgian agricultural sector.

Ekström wins stage 7 of the Dakar, Sainz and Nani Roma close in on Al-Attiyah; Benavides repeats victory and Schareina loses ground

Swede Ekström won stage 7 of the Dakar following the collapse of Henk Lategan in the final stretch, who was leading the overall standings. Meanwhile, Sainz and Nani Roma reduce the gap with Al-Attiyah. Benavides achieves a second consecutive victory, and Schareina drops positions in the rankings.

Barça crushes Madrid CFF with a 12-1 victory and starts 2026 in overwhelming mode

Barça, led by Pere Romeu, thrashed Madrid CFF 12-1, with four goals from Ewa Pajor, kicking off 2026 with a dominant performance.

Pat Cash, Wimbledon champion, criticizes the split between Alcaraz and Ferrero: "For a few dollars"

Pat Cash criticized players who easily change coaches, referring to the split between Carlos Alcaraz and Juan Carlos Ferrero, suggesting it is due to financial reasons "for a few dollars."

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner Share a Plane to the Australian Open: "We Slept a Lot, We Didn't Talk Much"

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, the two best tennis players in the world, traveled together to Melbourne after their exhibition in Incheon, South Korea. During the flight, they rested quite a bit and didn't talk much.

Neymar pays tribute to a Real Madrid player and sets social media on fire: "He is the best midfielder in the world"

Neymar, former FC Barcelona player, praised a Real Madrid midfielder in an interview, calling him "the best midfielder in the world," which caused a great impact and debate on social media.

This is how much disability pensions for permanent total, absolute, or severe disability increase in 2026

Contributory pensions increase by 2.7% in 2026, while minimum pensions, including those for permanent total disability, absolute disability, or severe disability, increase by 7%.

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

Children with autism often have limited interests and frequently ask for the same things or do not show enthusiasm for gifts. This can make it difficult to choose presents for them during Epiphany.

NEDAMSS, the ultra-rare disease affecting 14 children in Spain: "Receiving the diagnosis is devastating"

The Spanish IRF2BPL Association is funding research to find treatments for NEDAMSS, an ultra-rare disease affecting 14 children in Spain, due to the lack of public investment.

The Ombudsman Calls on the Government for Solutions in Response to the Cuts in Support for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Plena Inclusión España and the association Liber warned in 2024 that Law 8/2021 reduces protection for people with intellectual disabilities. In light of this, the Ombudsman urges the Government to find solutions to guarantee and improve support for this vulnerable group.

They Call to Speed Up the Law That Will Toughen Sanctions for Failing to Meet the Employment Quota for People with Disabilities

The confederation states that there are no objective reasons to fail to comply with the legal obligation to hire 2% of people with disabilities and calls to accelerate the law that will increase sanctions for this non-compliance.

SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic... The Major IPOs Test the Liquidity of the Tech Market

The enormous scale and operating costs of SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic challenge the market’s capacity and put investor demand to the test in the upcoming major tech sector IPOs.

Major Investors Begin to Make Moves in Venezuela Following Maduro's Fall

Specialized ETFs, private funds, and safe-haven assets are making the first investments in Venezuela after Maduro's fall, reflecting growing interest from major investors in the country.

Banco Santander completes the sale of 49% of its Polish subsidiary and achieves a capital gain of 1.9 billion

Banco Santander has completed the sale of 49% of its subsidiary in Poland, obtaining a capital gain of 1.9 billion. Approximately half of these funds will be allocated to accelerating its extraordinary share buyback programs.

The Most Impactful Ibex 35 Stocks at the Start of 2026

The Ibex 35 begins 2026 at its highs, with Indra leading the gains. However, debt and the geopolitical situation increase risk and volatility in global markets.

The Government Will Increase Inspections in the Marketing of Olive Oil in Stores and at the Border

The Ministry of Agriculture has approved a new plan to control the quality of olive oil and olive pomace oil, establishing a minimum of 20% annual inspections in the olive oil industry, including points of sale and borders.

Banco Sabadell squeezes its star product and extends the interest rate of its remunerated account until February

Banco Sabadell extends the interest rate of its remunerated account until February, a key product for attracting digital customers, aligned with its strategic goals for 2027.

Timothée Chalamet, Closer Than Ever to an Oscar After Snatching the Golden Globe from Leonardo DiCaprio

Timothée Chalamet won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical for his role in 'Marty Supreme,' surpassing Leonardo DiCaprio and getting closer than ever to an Oscar.

Owen Cooper from 'Adolescence' makes history by winning at the 2026 Golden Globes

Owen Cooper, a 16-year-old British actor, made history by winning the award for Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series at the 2026 Golden Globes.

Leonardo DiCaprio is once again the subject of ridicule over his girlfriend's age

Television host Nikki Glaser joined in the frequent jokes about Leonardo DiCaprio, once again criticizing the age difference between the actor and his girlfriend, a recurring theme that follows him despite his success and nomination for 'Killers of the Flower Moon.'

Pedro Pascal demonstrates his good taste by revealing his favorite movie: "I could watch it over and over again"

Pedro Pascal shares his four favorite movies, highlighting among them 'Poltergeist', 'Fanny and Alexander', and 'Do the Right Thing', although he admits that his true weakness is a classic film that he could watch repeatedly.

Who's Who in 'Neuromancer': The Protagonists of Apple TV's Most Ambitious Science Fiction Series

After more than 40 years of attempts, the foundational cyberpunk novel "Neuromancer" finally arrives on screen as Apple TV's new ambitious science fiction series.

The fear of losing an earbud is over: OnePlus develops a feature that alerts you if it falls from your ear

OnePlus is developing a feature that notifies the user if an earbud falls out of their ear, helping to prevent accidental losses.

The real risk of biometrics is not in the technology, but in the use of the data

Biometrics is a secure and convenient authentication method, but its data is irrecoverable if compromised. The main risk lies in the handling, storage, and use of this information, not in the technology itself.

Apple's Cheap iPhone Will Arrive in February, According to Leaks: All Its Features

Rumors indicate that Apple will launch an affordable iPhone in February, similar to the iPhone 16e. Accessible features are expected that maintain good performance, aiming for a more budget-friendly device to expand its market.

These headphones turn into a portable speaker just by rotating them: this is how they work

These headphones feature four 40 mm speakers: two for use as headphones and two additional ones that activate when rotated, transforming them into a portable speaker.

YouTube renews its search engine: now it will be easier to find the videos that truly interest you

YouTube has updated its search engine to facilitate and improve the experience of finding relevant videos, making it easier and more useful for users to discover content that genuinely interests them.

Abigail Arduan, specialist in advanced facial aesthetics: "These three mistakes are aging your skin"

Abigail Arduan points out that three common mistakes ruin the facial routine and accelerate skin aging: not protecting yourself from the sun, not cleansing properly, and using inappropriate products. Correcting them is key to healthier, younger-looking skin.

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

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

Vilma Montoliu, meditation expert: "Meditating helps you lower expectations, accept things as they are, and feel freer"

Vilma Montoliu emphasizes that meditation allows you to reduce expectations, accept reality as it is, and live with greater freedom and calm, helping to face life with less pressure and more serenity.

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

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

An Oncologist Warns About the Food That Women Over 50 Should Eat Less

A breast cancer specialist oncologist advises that women over 50 reduce the consumption of certain foods linked to health risks. She explains the reasons to avoid these foods and suggests healthier alternatives for this stage of life.

Kate Middleton turns 44: The best 'looks' of the Princess of Wales (with nods to Lady Di)

Kate Middleton celebrates her 44th birthday surrounded by her family. On this occasion, we look back at her best outfits, many of them inspired by Lady Di's style, reflecting her elegance and connection to royal tradition.

The 6 Restaurants in Madrid You Should Visit at Least Once in 2026

Madrid has six must-visit restaurants for 2026, including an establishment with a Michelin Star and one of the main venues of chef Dani García. These places stand out for their quality and prestige, making them a must for gastronomy lovers in the capital.

The Typical Dish That Is Always Present in Extremadura Homes: Made with Basic Ingredients You Have in Your Fridge

This traditional recipe from Extremadura uses simple ingredients like tomato, green pepper, onion, and spices, accessible in any fridge, to prepare a typical and flavorful soup.

The Trick to Slicing the Perfect Slice of Ham: "The Knife Cuts When It Goes Down and Recovers When It Goes Up"

The secret to slicing the perfect slice of ham is to use the knife with a controlled motion: it cuts when going down and recovers when going up. This way, you achieve a thin slice without damaging the piece, avoiding common mistakes that result in thick slices or tearing.

Prawn Curry with Peanut Cream: A Simple and Exotic Recipe to Impress

This recipe combines the sweetness of prawns with the creamy and exotic flavor of peanut cream, offering an easy-to-make and flavorful dish to impress on any occasion.

The Small Inn of Cantabria Where They Still Eat Like They Used To: Modest Prices and a Traditional Mountain Stew

In this inn in Cantabria, homemade, hearty, and flavorful food is still prepared the old-fashioned way. It stands out for its modest prices and its traditional mountain stew, offering an authentic and welcoming gastronomic experience.

The curious fruit considered one of the best foods in Spain by Taste Atlas

The Calanda peach, with a Designation of Origin, has been highlighted by Taste Atlas as one of the best foods in Spain, recognized for its unique quality and flavor.

The Village of Alsace with Cobbled Streets and Vineyards Where Every Corner Is Pure Fantasy

This village on the Alsace Wine Route is known for its medieval heritage and three ruined castles that dominate the nearby hills, offering a landscape full of history and charm.

From Catalonia to Extremadura: the city of Badajoz that produces cava though many are unaware

This municipality in Tierra de Barros, Extremadura, stands out as a little-known gem that produces cava, offering an exquisite typical product beyond traditional Catalonia.

Do the waterfalls at the end of 'Stranger Things' really exist? The magical place where Eleven's finale was filmed

The impact of Millie Bobby Brown's character finale on Netflix continues in Spain, especially due to the magical location where it was filmed, associated with real waterfalls that add a special touch to the storyline.

The Small Thermal Village of Portugal Near Ourense Perfect for a Relaxing Getaway

This village, located on the border between Portugal and Spain along the Miño River, boasts some of the most beautiful thermal baths in northern Portugal, making it an ideal destination for a relaxing getaway.

Ana Morales, Psychologist: "After Christmas, You Don’t Need a Diet, You Need to Pause a Little"

After Christmas, January usually comes with guilt and resolutions to make up for excesses. Ana Morales advises that a strict diet is not necessary, but rather taking some time to stop and regain emotional and physical balance.

A study reveals the key to muscle growth: taking protein before sleeping

Taking 40 grams of casein half an hour before sleeping benefits those who seek to increase muscle mass through exercise, facilitating protein synthesis during the night and optimizing muscle growth.

Miguel Assal, Emergency Expert: "Three Foods You Have at Home and Should Never Eat"

Miguel Assal warns about three common foods at home that should never be consumed to avoid health risks. Although people try to make use of food, in some cases it is better to discard it to prevent problems.

First-ever coronary bypass performed without open-heart surgery

Cardiologist Christopher Bruce highlighted the innovation and practicality of the first coronary bypass performed without open-heart surgery, marking a significant breakthrough in cardiovascular treatments.

The signals your body gives when you lack nutrients like magnesium, iron, or potassium

Certain symptoms in the body can indicate deficiencies of essential nutrients such as magnesium, iron, or potassium. Recognizing these signs in time is key to correcting the deficiency and preventing health problems.

The new 8.3 km highway section that will begin construction in the coming months and will be vital for this Spanish city

The Ministry of Transport has tendered for 97.9 million euros the works for the first 8.3 km section of the North Ring of Murcia, which will improve traffic flow and prevent congestion once completed.

Jorge Torre criticizes Chinese V16 beacons: "As the creator of the light, it bothers me that they don't think like we did"

Jorge Torre, creator of the Help Flash model, values the V16 beacon market but strongly criticizes the Chinese models that only minimally comply with the regulations, expressing his frustration that they do not follow the innovative approach of his original design.

The Civil Guard is forced to pre-signpost vehicle breakdowns due to the inadequate light of the V16

Recent cases show that the V16 beacon remains insufficient to warn of breakdowns, even in optimal visibility conditions, forcing the Civil Guard to manually pre-signpost the affected vehicles.

Opel presents its new 2026 Astra in Belgium and strengthens its electric lineup

Opel kicks off 2026 in Brussels with the presentation of the new 2026 Astra, accompanied by a renewed range of SUVs. The brand also strengthens its electric offering, highlighting its commitment to sustainable mobility and technological innovation.

Could the driver "caught" at 117 km/h in an area with a 50 km/h speed limit go to jail?

A driver was caught by the Zaragoza Local Police driving at 117 km/h in a zone with a 50 km/h speed limit, exceeding more than double the allowed speed.

EMT Madrid starts a special bus service this Sunday due to the partial closure of Metro Line 6

From January 11, EMT Madrid will operate two special lines, SC1 and SC2, from 11:00 PM to 2:20 AM on weeknights, to cover the partial closure of Metro Line 6 due to platform screen door installation works.

The new shopping center in Jaén: 7,200 square meters with supermarkets, shops, and restaurants

The new shopping center in Jaén, next to the Real Jaén stadium, has already been inaugurated. It covers 7,200 square meters housing supermarkets, shops, and restaurants, offering a wide variety of services and options for visitors.

Christmas in Vigo turned off after 57 days of lighting with 12 million LED lights

Abel Caballero thanked the Local Police, maintenance staff, and the hospitality and commerce sectors for their work during the 57 days of Christmas lighting in Vigo, which featured 12 million LED lights.

One Dead and One Injured in a Stabbing Fight in Badajoz

A man died and another was injured by stab wounds in a fight in Badajoz. The injured person has been arrested.

75 Kilograms of Hashish Seized After Shootout with One Injured in Mijas

Four vehicles were damaged and one person was injured by gunfire during a shootout in Mijas, where 75 kilograms of hashish were seized.

A man who barricaded himself in his home in Camas after firing shots into the air was arrested

A man was arrested after barricading himself in his home in Camas following shots fired into the air. So far, the reasons behind his behavior are unknown.

What is known about the death of two young people in Logroño: no signs of violence, found in a building under construction...

Two young people were found with no signs of violence in a building under construction in Logroño. The discovery occurred at dawn, and authorities are investigating the circumstances of their deaths.

Criminal group formed by the Trinitarios, the Bloods, and the Forty-Two dismantled

Six minors have been arrested and eleven others are under investigation for their alleged membership in a criminal group formed by the Trinitarios, Bloods, and Forty-Two gangs.

Bernabé emphasizes that with the new financing "the Generalitat could pay Valencia the debt of 160 million"

Bernabé points out that the new financing would allow the Generalitat to settle the 160 million debt with Valencia. He adds that if the PP rejects this proposal, it would be a "mockery," as it is something they couldn't even imagine in their wildest dreams.

A 10-Year-Old Girl Dies in a Head-On Collision Between Two Cars in Zuheros

A 10-year-old girl died in a head-on collision between two cars in Zuheros. Additionally, four other occupants of the vehicles were injured to varying degrees.

A young Mexican loses his mobile phone in Madrid and manages to recover it: "He was way too kind"

A young Mexican lost his mobile phone in Madrid, but another young man found it and, instead of keeping it, returned it to its owner, showing great honesty and kindness.

Simple and Fun: This Is the New TikTok Challenge to Test Strength, the "Leg Wrestling"

The new challenge on TikTok, called "leg wrestling," involves two people trying to make the other turn around using only their legs, testing each participant's strength and skill.

Zach King, the most viral video editor on all social media: "He was AI before AI existed"

Thanks to his video editing skills, Zach King creates content that seems like magic, turning any fantasy into reality and becoming one of the most viral editors on social media, recognized for his creativity even before the rise of AI.

A new study debunks the myth that pets lower birth rates

A study reveals that having pets does not mean giving up parenthood out of selfishness, disproving the belief that living with animals negatively affects the decision to have children.

Can Dogs Eat Mango? Veterinary Evidence on This Sweet Treat

Veterinarians recommend moderation and simple foods for dogs. Although mango is a sweet treat, it should be offered with caution and in small amounts to avoid digestive problems.

Does Castration Influence the Longevity of Our Dogs and Cats?

A recent study indicates that retaining ovaries and testicles for a longer time is linked to greater longevity in dogs and cats, suggesting that early castration could affect their life expectancy.

The Pyrenean Mastiff, the Guardian That Survived Transhumance and Oblivion

The Pyrenean Mastiff, classified in Group 2 of the FCI as a molossoid and mountain type, is a traditional guardian dog that has overcome transhumance and oblivion to remain a symbol and protector of the Pyrenees.

Your daily horoscope: Monday, January 12, 2026

Check yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's horoscope on 20minutos.es to discover the astrological predictions that will guide you in your daily decisions and activities.

Cantabria Work Calendar 2026: There Will Be a Four-Day Long Weekend in Some Months

Cantabria has announced its public holidays for 2026, highlighting July 28, September 15, and December 7, which differ from those of other regions. This will allow for a four-day long weekend in certain months.

Check Bonoloto: results for this Sunday, January 11

The winning combination for the Bonoloto on Sunday, January 11, 2026 is 8, 12, 13, 22, 26, 34; complementary number 36 and refund number 4. Full results available at 20minutos.es.

The Five Neighborhoods of Bilbao to Buy Property with Potential for Appreciation in 2026

Bilbao offers five key neighborhoods where investing in property can generate high appreciation in 2026, highlighting their growth potential and appeal to buyers.

Who Was... José Luis Ponce, the Footballer Who Ended Up in Jail for Being a Bank Robber

José Luis Ponce was a top-division footballer with Elche, Córdoba, and Real Murcia. His career was cut short due to amphetamine addiction problems, which ultimately led him to prison for being a bank robber.

'Silences that Kill', by Jordan Harper (SALAMANDRA, 2025)

Jordan Harper delivers a compelling noir take reminiscent of Bret Easton Ellis set in Los Angeles, successfully capturing the dark, intense atmosphere.

Tips to Make the Most of Sales and Avoid Being Scammed

In Spain, the main sales occur in winter, summer, and on Black Friday, with dates varying depending on the store. Some start on January 1st and others after the Epiphany holiday. To take full advantage, it is essential to know when they begin, compare prices, and avoid scams.

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

Paz Vega celebrates her 50th birthday by showcasing the evolution of her career and style since she rose to fame in the 2000s. Over the two decades, the actress has transformed her image and solidified her presence in the world of cinema, staying relevant and refreshed.

Magical Natural Phenomena That Will Blow Your Mind

Nature amazes us with incredible phenomena that, although sometimes disastrous, mostly gift us with magical and astonishing scenes around the world that surpass imagination.

Lamine Yamal and Other Celebrities Who Don’t Sign Autographs for Their Fans

Lamine Yamal and other celebrities are known for never signing autographs for their fans, making it clear that they do not comply with these requests despite the popularity that surrounds them.

Sánchez tries to regain international focus after the pause caused by Catalonia's financing

Sánchez meets this week with parliamentary groups to debate sending troops to Ukraine. Albares will appear to talk about Venezuela, while Montero's proposal on regional financing sparks controversy.

This is what the new 8 km section of this Spanish highway will be like, with construction starting in the coming months

On December 9, the Council of Ministers authorized the Ministry of Transport to tender the construction of an 8 km link between the A-23 and A-21 highways in Huesca. Construction will begin in the coming months to improve connectivity in the region.

The "Border Czar" of the U.S. Defends ICE's "Professionalism": "Neither the Law nor the Judge Choose Who to Deport"

Tom Homan defends ICE’s professionalism and states that immigration operations have been carried out "for decades." This comes amid controversy over the death of a woman in Minneapolis during an operation by agents. He affirms that neither the law nor the judges choose who to deport.

Bob Weir, Grateful Dead guitarist, dies at 78

Bob Weir, guitarist of Grateful Dead, passed away at the age of 78. He was diagnosed with cancer in July 2025, the illness that ultimately caused his death.

Check the results of the Gordo de la Primitiva for Sunday, January 11

The winning combination of the Gordo de la Primitiva for Sunday, January 11, 2026, is 7, 12, 26, 43, 45 with key 7. The full results are available on 20minutos.es.

Trump, the American playground 'bully': why he threatens several neighboring countries and what he aims for in Mexico, Cuba, Colombia, and Brazil

After Maduro's capture, Trump has warned Colombia, Mexico, and Cuba. Experts point out that his threats not only include possible military interventions but also attempts to influence this year's elections in several Latin American countries.

A Fourth Baby Dies in Gaza Due to Extreme Cold Since the Start of Winter

A fourth baby has died in Gaza due to harsh winter conditions, worsened by the lack of heating, safe shelters, blankets, and appropriate clothing. The vulnerability is intensified by the shortage of resources to cope with the extreme cold.

What is 'kama muta', the new emotion identified by psychologists that you have probably experienced

'Kama muta' is a sudden and intense emotion that arises from feeling love, connection, and belonging, causing a moving and meaningful experience.

These are the winning numbers in the ONCE Sueldazo draw on Sunday

The winning number of the ONCE Sueldazo draw on Sunday, January 11, 2026, is 47652, series 053. The full results are available on the 20minutos.es website.

Work Calendar of Andalusia 2026: The Next Long Weekend Will Last Four Days

In 2026, the holiday on February 28th in Andalusia, which falls on a Saturday, will create a four-day long weekend in April, offering Andalusians an extended period of rest.

Mail-in Voting for the Aragón Elections: Dates, Deadlines, and How to Request It

Mail-in voting can be requested either in person or online for the Aragón elections. Additionally, paid work leave can be requested in order to vote using this method.

More red meat, less sugar, and no alcohol at breakfast: the new US dietary guidelines

The new US dietary guidelines, updated every five years, recommend increasing red meat consumption, reducing sugar, and avoiding alcohol at breakfast. These guidelines directly impact federal school feeding programs and nutritional subsidies.

Will Housing Prices Drop in 2026? Analysis from Four Experts: "There Will Come a Time When Purchasing Power Can't Take Any More"

Several real estate experts analyze the increasing tension in the market and agree that purchasing power will reach a limit, which could lead to a drop in housing prices in 2026. They point out that this situation will bring a change in trend after years of increases.

Sleeping in on weekends can help improve teenagers' mental health

Sleep and health experts support delaying the start of classes beyond 8 a.m., as sleeping in on weekends helps improve teenagers' mental health.

Eight Dead, Including the Bride and Groom, in a Gas Explosion During a Wedding in Islamabad

Eight people, including the bride and groom, died in a gas explosion during a wedding in Islamabad. These accidents are common in Pakistan due to defective or poorly maintained gas cylinders.

Spain Seizes a Ship with About 7,000 Kilos of Cocaine 535 Kilometers from the Canary Islands

Spain intercepted a ship 535 km from the Canary Islands carrying approximately 7,000 kilos of cocaine, one of the largest hauls seized in the area. The drugs will be transported to the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Most Read: The Most Viewed News by 20minutos Users

This article highlights the most viewed news stories on 20minutos, reflecting current public interests. It covers a range of trending topics that have captured the attention of readers, showcasing what issues and events are most engaging at the moment.

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

Take part in the 20M surveys to express your opinion and discover the perspectives of other readers on current topics. This space encourages interaction and the exchange of ideas, allowing for a broad and diverse view of the interests and concerns of the community. Your vote counts!

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

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that aims to create machines capable of performing tasks that require human intelligence. To get started, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing. Additionally, learning to use tools and programming languages, such as Python, facilitates the development of AI projects.

An OCU Ranking Reveals the Best King's Cake Roscones from Supermarkets

The OCU has analyzed 13 whipped cream-filled King's Cake roscones sold in supermarkets to guide consumers. Each year, around 30 million of these traditional King's Day sweets are consumed in Spain.

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

This miniseries, based on British bestsellers and set during the Reformation era, stands out for the performances of Tom Holland and Damian Lewis. It’s an ideal recommendation for marathons on streaming platforms.

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

The V16 light will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain from January 2026, but it raises doubts among drivers who still use emergency triangles.

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

Netflix will release on January 12 the documentary 'One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5', which will show behind-the-scenes footage of the filming of the fifth and final season of the popular series.

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

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT, stated that with five days remaining in the year, they do not have data on how many drivers have yet to acquire the approved V-16 beacon. Additionally, she reiterated that their goal is not to issue fines but to promote the use of this road safety device.

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

The winter sales of 2026 are about to arrive. It is essential to know their dates to take advantage of discounts at brands like Zara, Mango, and El Corte Inglés. This sales period is one of the most anticipated of the year.

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

After a successful 2025, 2026 promises major 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 future of cities depends on improving mobility. He criticized the daily individual use of cars, considering it a luxury, and promoted the search for alternatives that encourage more efficient and sustainable transportation.

January Sales Arrive in Aviation: Flights from 21 Euros per Trip to Travel Around Spain, Europe, America, and Asia

Iberia offers flights from 21 euros per trip to destinations in Spain, Europe, America, and Asia. The promotion is valid until January 26.

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

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

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

Some Spanish drivers have started replacing emergency triangles with connected V16 beacons, according to the new regulations. However, the first videos reveal risks and doubts about the effectiveness of these beacons in safely signaling emergencies.

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

The next holiday in the work calendar of the Basque Country in 2026 falls on a Thursday, allowing for a long weekend if Friday is taken off.

Goldman projects lower oil prices in 2026 as supply swells

Goldman Sachs forecasts a drop in oil prices by 2026 due to increased supply. The bank cites rising production from OPEC and U.S. shale as key factors. This projected oversupply is expected to ease current tight market conditions, potentially leading to lower energy costs and altered investment strategies within the oil sector.

Oil edges up as Iran supply risk counters Venezuela export resumption

Oil prices rose as concerns over potential supply disruptions from Iran offset the impact of Venezuela resuming exports. Market uncertainties about Iran's oil output due to geopolitical tensions helped support prices despite increased Venezuelan shipments, balancing supply concerns and demand expectations.

Oil prices hold firm amid deadly Iran protests, easing Venezuela curbs

Oil prices remained steady as tensions persist with deadly protests in Iran impacting supply concerns. Meanwhile, the U.S. has eased sanctions on Venezuela, allowing increased oil exports, balancing the market outlook. These factors together have contributed to stable oil price movements despite geopolitical uncertainties.

Gold prices hit record high above $4,600/oz on Iran unrest, Fed indictment threat

Gold prices surged past $4,600 per ounce, marking a record high amid escalating unrest in Iran and potential indictment threats involving the Federal Reserve. These geopolitical and economic uncertainties drove investors toward gold as a safe-haven asset, boosting demand and prices sharply.

Spot gold rises more than 1% to hit all-time high at $4,563.61

Spot gold surged over 1% to reach a record high of $4,563.61 amid increased economic uncertainty and investor demand for safe-haven assets. Factors driving the rise include inflation concerns, geopolitical tensions, and a weaker dollar, boosting gold's appeal as a hedge against risks.

Australia critical minerals reserve to prioritise antimony, gallium, rare earths

Australia plans to establish a critical minerals reserve focusing on antimony, gallium, and rare earth elements to secure supply for its tech and defense industries. This move aims to reduce reliance on foreign sources amid rising global demand and geopolitical tensions, supporting domestic mining and processing capabilities. The initiative reflects Australia's commitment to strengthening supply chains for essential minerals.

Trump briefing on Iran options planned for Tuesday, WSJ reports

President Trump is scheduled to receive a briefing on potential options regarding Iran on Tuesday, sources report. The discussion will focus on strategies to address escalating tensions and Iran's recent nuclear activities. The briefing aims to inform the administration's next steps in managing the situation in the Middle East.

Iran protest deaths rise to more than 500, rights group says

A rights group reports that over 500 people have died in ongoing protests across Iran. The demonstrations began as a response to the death of Mahsa Amini, a young woman who died in police custody. The unrest has been met with a harsh government crackdown, resulting in widespread violence and numerous casualties among protesters.

US to push for quicker action in reducing reliance on China for rare earths

The US plans to accelerate efforts to reduce dependence on China for rare earth elements, crucial for technology and defense industries. Officials aim to boost domestic production and diversify supply chains to enhance national security and economic resilience amid geopolitical tensions. Initiatives include funding mining projects and fostering partnerships with allied countries.

Why UBS Says 2026 Will Be a Transition Year for Oil Markets

UBS projects 2026 as a pivotal year for oil markets due to shifting supply-demand dynamics. Factors include evolving energy policies, increased renewable adoption, and changes in oil production strategies. These developments are expected to reshape the market balance, influencing prices and investment patterns, marking 2026 as a key transitional period toward a more sustainable energy future.

HSBC launches UAE asset management business to tap into wealth influx

HSBC has launched an asset management business in the UAE to capitalize on growing wealth in the region. The move aims to serve high-net-worth clients and meet rising demand for investment products. This expansion aligns with HSBC’s strategy to strengthen its presence in key wealth hubs amid Middle East economic growth and increased investor interest.

Morgan Stanley downgrades Capgemini, sees no path for valuation expansion

Morgan Stanley downgraded Capgemini, citing limited prospects for valuation growth. The firm highlighted concerns over Capgemini’s near-term performance and competitive pressures, suggesting the stock’s current price doesn’t reflect potential risks. Analysts now expect subdued earnings momentum, leading to a more cautious outlook on the company’s financial trajectory and market position.

Apple leads global smartphone market with 20% share in 2025, says Counterpoint

According to Counterpoint Research, Apple is set to lead the global smartphone market in 2025 with a 20% share, surpassing competitors. The growth is driven by strong iPhone sales, an expanding user base, and innovations in technology. This marks a significant milestone in the competitive landscape previously dominated by brands like Samsung and Xiaomi. Apple's market strategy and consistent product updates contribute to its leading position.

China food delivery stocks rally on competition probe to curb price wars

China’s food delivery stocks surged after regulators launched a probe into anti-competitive practices to curb aggressive price wars among platforms. The crackdown aims to promote fair competition and sustainable market growth, easing investor concerns about prolonged discount battles that have pressured industry profits. The move is seen as a positive step toward stabilizing the sector and boosting profitability for major players.

HSBC launches onshore funds in UAE, expanding investor options

HSBC has introduced onshore investment funds in the UAE, enhancing local investor access to diversified financial products. This move aims to meet growing demand for regional asset management and provide tailored investment solutions within the UAE market. The launch supports HSBC’s strategy to deepen its presence and offer broader wealth management services in the region.

Medline’s $25 billion supply chain scale wins Jefferies “buy” in coverage debut

Jefferies initiated coverage of Medline with a “buy” rating, highlighting its $25 billion supply chain scale as a competitive advantage. The firm emphasized Medline’s strong market position, extensive product offering, and supply chain efficiency, projecting continued growth and resilience in the healthcare sector. This debut coverage underscores investor confidence in Medline’s business model and market potential.

China battery stocks slide, solar shares rise on export tax rebate overhaul

China’s revision of export tax rebates led to a drop in battery stocks and a rise in solar shares. The overhaul reduces rebates for energy storage batteries while boosting incentives for solar panel exports, shifting market dynamics. This move aims to promote cleaner energy exports and adjust support within the renewable sector, impacting investor sentiment and stock performance in related industries.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.24%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index falling 0.24%. Market sentiment was cautious amid global economic concerns and mixed corporate earnings reports. Investors remained watchful of external factors impacting trade and tech sectors, contributing to subdued trading volume and limited gains.

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China AI, chipmaking stocks extend rally as IPO boom boosts sentiment

China’s AI and chipmaking stocks continued their rally, driven by a surge in IPO activity that has boosted market confidence. Investor enthusiasm for tech firms, particularly in artificial intelligence and semiconductor sectors, remains strong amid supportive government policies and growing global demand. This optimism has fueled a broader positive sentiment in China’s equity markets.

Trump says weighing tough response to Iran crackdown, says Tehran called to negotiate

Former President Trump indicated he is considering a strong response to Iran's recent crackdown on protests. He also claimed that Tehran reached out to negotiate, highlighting tensions between the US and Iran amid ongoing unrest.

Deaths from Iran protests reach more than 500, rights group says

The death toll from ongoing protests in Iran has surpassed 500, according to a rights organization. The demonstrations erupted after the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody, leading to widespread unrest and government crackdowns. The group highlights severe human rights abuses and calls for international attention to the crisis.

Trump posted some US jobs data early on his Truth Social account

Former President Trump shared early US jobs data on his Truth Social platform before official releases. The post included employment figures, stirring discussions about the accuracy and timing of the information compared to reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This move highlighted Trump's continued use of social media to influence public perception on economic matters.

Two Fed officials say key to fixing US housing more about supply than financing

Two Federal Reserve officials emphasized that addressing the US housing crisis relies more on increasing housing supply than on financing solutions. They noted that supply constraints are the primary driver of high home prices and limited affordability. Improving zoning laws and construction processes are crucial steps to alleviate supply shortages and make housing more accessible for potential buyers.

US consumer sentiment perks up in early January

US consumer sentiment improved in early January, reflecting growing optimism about the economy. Despite ongoing inflation and interest rate concerns, consumers showed increased confidence in their financial outlook and spending plans, indicating potential economic resilience in the coming months.

Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Surges, Outperforming Predictions

The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index rose sharply, exceeding economists' forecasts. This increase reflects growing consumer confidence amid improving economic conditions, suggesting a positive outlook for spending and economic growth in the near term.

U.S. employers add 50,000 jobs in December, cooling from prior month

U.S. employers added 50,000 jobs in December, a significant slowdown from November's gains. The reduced hiring signals a cooling labor market amid economic uncertainties and rising interest rates. Despite the slowdown, unemployment remained low, reflecting ongoing demand for workers across various sectors.

Canada job creation pauses after hiring surge, unemployment rate rises

After a period of strong job growth, Canada’s job creation has stalled, and the unemployment rate has increased. Factors contributing include economic slowdowns and easing demand for labor. This pause signals potential challenges ahead for Canada’s labor market and economic recovery efforts.

Brazil inflation eases to 4.3% in December, opening door for rate cut

Brazil's inflation rate dropped to 4.3% in December, the lowest in over a year, easing pressure on the central bank. This decline could prompt interest rate cuts to support economic growth, as inflation moves closer to the target range. The trend reflects easing price pressures amid slowing global demand and stable currency, signaling a more favorable outlook for Brazil's economy.

US single-family housing starts rebound in October, building permits dip

US single-family home starts rose in October, indicating a rebound in residential construction despite a slight decline in overall building permits. The increase suggests improved builder confidence amid rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainties. However, the dip in permits points to potential caution in future construction activity.

Venezuela frees two more Italians, says Italian Prime Minister

Venezuela has released two additional Italian nationals, the Italian Prime Minister announced. This development marks progress in ongoing diplomatic efforts to secure their freedom amid strained Italy-Venezuela relations. The Italian government continues working to ensure the safe return of Italians detained abroad.

Demand for AI, tech experts pushes UK financial sector vacancies up 12%, recruiter says

The UK financial sector has seen a 12% rise in job vacancies, driven by growing demand for AI and tech professionals. Recruiters highlight the need for skill sets in artificial intelligence, data analysis, and cybersecurity as firms adapt to technological advancements and digital transformation. This trend reflects broader industry efforts to enhance innovation and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving market.

MORNING BID: Powell’s punch back jolts markets

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell surprised markets by reaffirming a hawkish stance on inflation, signaling possible continued rate hikes. This caused sudden volatility in global stocks and bonds as investors reassessed expectations for economic tightening. Powell emphasized the Fed’s commitment to controlling inflation despite recent market turbulence.

Stocks wobble, dollar dips as Trump-Fed feud deepens

U.S. stocks showed volatility and the dollar weakened amid escalating tensions between President Trump and the Federal Reserve. The feud over interest rate policies fueled market uncertainty, impacting investor confidence and causing fluctuations in key financial indicators.

Investors look beyond Italy’s real estate scandal

Despite a recent real estate scandal in Italy involving fraudulent property deals, investors remain optimistic about the country's market. Confidence is supported by strong economic fundamentals and ongoing reforms aimed at transparency. Experts believe the scandal will lead to stricter regulations, ultimately strengthening investor trust and market stability in the long term.

Trump team ramps up attack on Fed’s Powell with criminal indictment threat

Donald Trump's team intensified their criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell by threatening criminal indictment. The move comes amid tensions over the Fed's monetary policies and their impact on the economy, with Trump and his allies accusing Powell of misconduct and economic harm. This escalation marks a new front in Trump's ongoing disputes with federal institutions.

Goldman Sachs pushes back US Fed rate cut forecast after soft jobs data

Goldman Sachs delayed its forecast for a US Federal Reserve interest rate cut following weaker-than-expected jobs data. The softer employment numbers suggest the economy isn't slowing as quickly, prompting the bank to anticipate the Fed will maintain higher rates longer to curb inflation. This shift reflects increased caution amid persistent economic resilience despite previous rate hikes.

Trump admin to meet Danish officials over Greenland on Wednesday - CBS

The Trump administration is scheduled to meet with Danish officials on Wednesday to discuss the potential purchase of Greenland. This move has sparked international attention and diplomatic responses, as Greenland is an autonomous territory of Denmark. Talks aim to explore the strategic and economic implications of the proposed acquisition.

Fed’s Powell says Trump administration has threatened him with a criminal indictment

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell revealed that during the Trump administration, he was threatened with a criminal indictment if he did not lower interest rates. Powell emphasized his commitment to the Fed's independence, stating that such political pressure did not influence his monetary policy decisions.

Fed’s Powell says Trump administration has threatened him with a criminal indictment

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell revealed that the Trump administration threatened him with a criminal indictment. The warning came amid tensions over monetary policy decisions and economic management. Powell emphasized the importance of Fed independence despite political pressures, underscoring the challenges central bankers face during politically charged times.

Bitcoin price today: rises to $92k with Trump-Fed feud, geopolitics in focus

Bitcoin surged to $92,000 amid escalating tensions between former President Trump and the Federal Reserve, alongside growing geopolitical uncertainties. Market analysts attribute the rally to investor shifts toward digital assets as a hedge against economic instability and political conflicts influencing global markets.

Bitcoin price today: subdued at $90k amid soft US payrolls, geopolitical concerns

Bitcoin's price remains steady around $90,000, reflecting cautious market sentiment following weaker-than-expected US payroll data and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Investors show restraint amid economic uncertainty and global risks, seeking clearer signals before making significant moves.

Bitcoin price today: dips to $90k with geopolitics, payrolls data in focus

Bitcoin's price fell to $90,000 as investors reacted to geopolitical tensions and upcoming U.S. payroll data. Market uncertainty over global events and economic indicators influenced trading, leading to increased volatility in the cryptocurrency market. Analysts await payroll reports to gauge potential impacts on asset prices.

Crypto Recovers Restores Over $2.5 Million in Inaccessible Cryptocurrency Assets

Crypto Recovers has successfully restored more than $2.5 million in lost cryptocurrency assets for users who lost access to their wallets due to forgotten keys or technical issues. The company uses advanced recovery techniques to retrieve inaccessible funds, helping clients regain control of their digital assets and highlighting the growing demand for crypto recovery services in the evolving blockchain ecosystem.

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

Bitcoin's price fell to $92,000 amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and persistent macroeconomic uncertainties, which are hindering its recovery. Market volatility remains high as investors weigh global risks, delaying significant upward momentum for the cryptocurrency.

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

Everstake has teamed up with Cometh to integrate fiat and crypto staking rewards, aiming to simplify access for European Union institutions. This partnership enhances reward distribution and bridges traditional finance with decentralized staking opportunities, supporting broader crypto adoption within institutional frameworks.

Upexi implements high-yield treasury strategy, increases Solana holdings

Upexi has adopted a high-yield treasury strategy, leading to increased allocations in Solana assets. This move aims to optimize returns by leveraging Solana's growth potential and yield opportunities. The strategy reflects Upexi's commitment to enhancing 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 settlement efficiency. This move aims to leverage Canton’s privacy features and cross-chain capabilities, facilitating smoother institutional transactions and expanding the coin’s utility beyond its current use on the bank’s Quorum platform.

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

Coinhub Exchange has launched new locations in Las Vegas and Phoenix, offering a bank-like experience for cryptocurrency users. The exchange provides services such as buying, selling, and storing digital assets with enhanced security and customer support, aiming to make crypto more accessible and trustworthy for everyday consumers in these cities.

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

CryptoMarketForecast has unveiled a new AI-powered tool that delivers cryptocurrency market insights through a weather-style interface. This innovative platform provides users with easy-to-understand forecasts on market trends, helping investors make informed decisions. The AI analyzes vast data to predict crypto movements, making complex information accessible and actionable for traders and enthusiasts alike.

Jyske Bank buys back shares worth DKK 61.2 million in week 2

Jyske Bank repurchased shares valued at DKK 61.2 million during the second week of the year as part of its ongoing buyback program. This move reflects the bank’s strategy to optimize its capital structure and enhance shareholder value. The buyback supports Jyske Bank’s commitment to returning value to shareholders amid favorable market conditions.

Jyske Bank repurchases shares worth over 61 million DKK in week 2

Jyske Bank has repurchased shares totaling more than 61 million Danish kroner during the second week of the year, continuing its ongoing share buyback program aimed at enhancing shareholder value.

Stoke accelerates enrollment in Dravet syndrome drug trial

Stoke Therapeutics is speeding up patient enrollment for its Phase 3 trial of STK-001, a drug targeting Dravet syndrome, a severe form of epilepsy. The company aims to address urgent patient needs by expanding trial sites and streamlining processes. Early data showed promising seizure reduction, fueling optimism about the treatment's potential impact on this rare neurological disorder.

RxSight reports Q4 revenue of $32.6 million, exceeds 2025 guidance

RxSight reported Q4 revenue of $32.6 million, surpassing its 2025 guidance ahead of schedule. The strong financial performance reflects robust demand for its advanced intraocular lens technologies, positioning the company for continued growth in the ophthalmic medical device market.

Benitec’s gene therapy shows durable results in OPMD patients

Benitec Biopharma’s gene therapy for oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy (OPMD) demonstrated sustained positive outcomes in treated patients. Clinical trial results indicate long-term safety and efficacy, highlighting the therapy’s potential to improve muscle function and quality of life in OPMD sufferers. This advancement marks a significant step forward in addressing this rare, progressive muscular condition.

Oroco Resource to raise C$20 million in bought deal offering

Oroco Resource plans to raise C$20 million through a bought deal offering to fund exploration efforts. The company aims to advance its mineral projects with the proceeds, focusing on expanding resource estimates and progressing toward development. The financing reflects investor confidence in Oroco's exploration potential and growth strategy.

Cathie Wood’s ARK ETF Buys Intellia, Personalized Stock; Sells Illumina

Cathie Wood’s ARK ETF added shares of gene-editing company Intellia and a personalized health stock to its portfolio, while selling its position in Illumina. The move reflects ARK’s focus on innovative biotech firms with growth potential, adjusting holdings to capitalize on emerging trends in genomics and personalized medicine.

BARK receives $0.90 per share buyout offer from CEO-led investor group

BARK has received a buyout offer of $0.90 per share from an investor group led by its CEO. The proposal aims to take the company private, promising strategic growth and operational improvements under the leadership team's guidance. Stakeholders are currently evaluating the offer's benefits and implications for the company's future.

Wynn Resorts names Craig Fullalove as new CFO as Cameron-Doe plans retirement

Wynn Resorts announced Craig Fullalove as its new CFO following the planned retirement of current CFO Craig Cameron-Doe. Fullalove, with extensive finance experience, will lead the company's financial strategies as Cameron-Doe transitions out, ensuring continuity in Wynn Resorts' leadership and financial operations.

Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II raises $287.5 million in IPO

Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II successfully raised $287.5 million through its initial public offering. The SPAC aims to pursue acquisitions in sectors including healthcare, technology, and consumer products, leveraging its experienced management team to identify and complete value-driven business combinations.