News Summary - 01/15/2026
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Trump said 'killing has stopped' in Iran after violent protest crackdown
The US president, amid Tehran's temporary closure of its airspace to most flights, stated that "killing has stopped" in Iran following a violent protest crackdown but did not rule out the possibility of military action.
'I carried my wife's body for an hour and a half' - BBC hears stories of protesters killed in Iran
BBC Persian gathered numerous eyewitness accounts from inside Iran, revealing personal stories of protesters killed during demonstrations. Witnesses aim to expose the violence inflicted on demonstrators, ensuring the world understands the severe crackdown and the human cost of the unrest.
Zelensky declares energy emergency as biting cold persists
Ukrainian President Zelensky declared an energy emergency amid harsh cold weather. This announcement follows US President Donald Trump's remarks suggesting Ukraine is "less ready" than Russia to reach a peace agreement.
Denmark warns of 'fundamental disagreement' after White House talks on Greenland
Following talks between Denmark and the White House, no major breakthrough was achieved. President Trump reaffirmed his interest in purchasing Greenland, while Denmark highlighted a fundamental disagreement over the issue.
'It was terrifying': Residents describe carnage after Thai train crash kills 32
A tragic train crash in Thailand has killed 32 people. Rescuers are continuing to recover bodies from the wreckage. Residents described the horrific scene and the chaos following the accident.
ICE agent shoots Minneapolis man in the leg
A man was shot in the leg by an ICE agent in Minneapolis and was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, according to city officials.
US launches phase two of Gaza peace plan with new technocratic government
The US has initiated phase two of its Gaza peace plan, focusing on forming a technocratic Palestinian government along with efforts to reconstruct and demilitarize Gaza, according to US envoy Steve Witkoff.
X to stop Grok AI from undressing images of real people after backlash
X has announced that Grok AI will no longer allow users to generate images of real people without clothing in regions where such actions are illegal, responding to backlash over the misuse of the technology.
Labubu toy manufacturer exploited workers, labour group claims
Investigators claim that the Labubu factory producing Pop Mart products ignored worker safety and welfare, raising concerns about labor exploitation conditions.
'Appropriate and unambiguous': White House defends Trump over middle-finger gesture at heckler
Thousands have donated nearly $700,000 to the heckler who was suspended from his Ford job after President Trump made a middle-finger gesture toward him. The White House defended Trump's action as "appropriate and unambiguous."
Swiss regions ban pyrotechnics after ski bar fire
Swiss regions have banned pyrotechnics following a ski bar fire caused by sparklers attached to champagne bottles igniting foam padding on the ceiling. The incident prompted authorities to implement the ban to prevent similar accidents and enhance public safety.
FBI searches home of Washington Post reporter in classified documents probe
Attorney General Bondi accused the Washington Post journalist of publishing classified information leaked by a federal contractor, who has since been arrested as part of the investigation.
Starlink reportedly made free in Iran - but protesters are taking huge risks by using it
Starlink satellite internet has become crucial in Iran after the government shut down the internet last week. Though reportedly made free, protesters face significant risks when using the service to communicate and organize.
Amateur stuns world's best to win A$1m in Melbourne
Amateur Jordan Smith triumphed at the Australian Open's Million Dollar One Point Slam, defeating top players including reigning champion Jannik Sinner to claim the A$1 million prize.
Uganda election chief says he has had threats over results declaration
Uganda's election chief revealed receiving threats amid tensions surrounding the results declaration. This comes after a presidential assistant stated that opposition candidate Bobi Wine would not be declared president, even if he wins, raising concerns over the election's credibility.
LA opens ticket draw for 2028 Olympics - with seats starting at $28
Fans entering the LA 2028 Olympics ticket draw will be notified by email if selected and given a designated time slot in April to purchase tickets, which start at $28.
K-pop drum duet between Japan and South Korea's leaders caps off summit talks
Leaders of Japan and South Korea ended their summit talks by performing a drum duet featuring hits from BTS and KPop Demon Hunters, highlighting cultural unity and cooperation between the two nations.
Labubu toy manufacturer exploited workers, labour group claims
Investigators claim a factory producing Pop Mart products failed to ensure staff safety and welfare, highlighting exploitation concerns raised by a labour group.
Tehran morgue videos show the brutality of Iran's crackdown on protesters
Disturbing videos from a Tehran morgue reveal nearly 200 bodies, including a victim as young as 16, highlighting the severe and deadly crackdown on protesters in Iran.
Why two Canadian provinces are in a spat over Crown Royal whisky
The UK-owned, Canadian-made whisky Crown Royal highlights tensions between two Canadian provinces as they navigate a united "Team Canada" front amid US tariffs, sparking a dispute over provincial interests and cooperation.
Dubai chocolate-inspired dessert takes South Korea by storm
Shops in South Korea are rapidly selling hundreds of Dubai chocolate-inspired cookies within minutes, sparking a frenzy. This surge in demand has caused ingredient prices to rise sharply, reflecting the dessert's growing popularity.
No power or water and -19°C: Kyiv seeks relief from Russian strikes and cold
Kyiv residents face severe hardships as Russian strikes cripple power and water supplies amid freezing temperatures reaching -19°C. The outages intensify the energy crisis, forcing people to struggle to stay warm and cope with disrupted utilities.
Canada's Mark Carney faces delicate balancing act in China visit
Canada's PM aims to strengthen trade and mend relations with China following prolonged tensions, while carefully safeguarding national security and avoiding conflicts with the US.
'Grim scene': BBC on site after crane collapses on train in Thailand
Correspondent Jonathan Head describes the crane collapse on a train in Thailand as a devastating accident, significantly hindering the country's infrastructure modernization efforts.
Trump vows 'very strong action' if Iran executes protesters
Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old detained last week, faces execution scheduled for Wednesday, according to his relatives who spoke to BBC Persian. Trump has promised "very strong action" if Iran proceeds with executing protesters.
What message do Greenlanders have for Trump?
Greenlanders express mixed reactions to President Trump's interest in buying their island. Some see potential economic opportunities, while others feel their autonomy and cultural identity should be respected. The island is at the center of geopolitical tensions due to its strategic location and natural resources.
'Now there's the threat of executions' in Iran
An Iranian security official reports that 2,000 people have been killed during the government's violent crackdown on weeks of anti-government protests, raising fears of further severe punishments including executions.
Mortuary videos show how deadly Iran crackdown has become
BBC Verify analyzed mortuary footage from Tehran revealing numerous bodies, highlighting the severe human toll of Iran's crackdown. The images provide insight into the scale of violence and unrest occurring inside the country.
Watch: Moment skier and dog swept along by avalanche
Spanish skier Ares Masip captured footage of himself and his dog being swept along by an avalanche on Pic de l'Hortell, a mountain in Andorra. The video shows the harrowing moment during their descent.
The PP urges socialists Page and BarbĂłn to go beyond "words" and vote against Montero's regional financing proposal when it goes to Congress
Castilla-La Mancha and Asturias, governed by the PSOE, have joined PP-led regions in rejecting the regional financing proposal presented by MarĂa JesĂșs Montero. The PP calls on socialists Page and BarbĂłn to act consistently and vote against it in Congress, beyond mere speeches.
Montero Defends That the New Funding Will Be Voluntary and Denies Ordinality and "Favorable Treatment" to Catalonia
Vice President Montero defends her regional funding reform at the Council of Fiscal and Financial Policy, which will proceed despite widespread rejection except from Catalonia. She denies that there is ordinality or favorable treatment and challenges the PP to present a proposal with figures.
Madrid multiplies Cataloniaâs contribution by ten with the new financing model, while Andalusia and the Valencian Community remain below average, according to Fedea
With the new financing model, Catalonia would contribute 810 million to interterritorial solidarity, 1,456 million less than currently, while Madrid would multiply its contribution by ten. Andalusia and the Valencian Community continue to remain below average in contributions.
Neomar's mother, the young man killed in the 2017 Venezuela protests: "The Government is responsible for his death"
Neomar Alejandro, 17 years old, was killed in 2017 in Caracas by a tear gas bomb that caused a fatal wound to his chest during the protests. His mother holds the Government responsible for his death.
Donald Trump and MarĂa Corina Machado will have lunch this Thursday at the White House
The lunch between Donald Trump and MarĂa Corina Machado will take place this Thursday at 12:30 Washington time (18:30 in Spain), in a private dining room at the White House.
The Four Unknowns in SĂĄnchez's Plan That Will Transfer Thousands of Farms to Young People to Work the Land: "There Are Questions in the Air..."
Experts point out four key doubts in SĂĄnchez's plan: the definition of 'rustic farm', the origin of the properties, the mechanism for transferring them to young people, and the type of land involved, leaving essential aspects unclear.
Spanish Nutritionists Are Wary of Kennedy's 'Protein Pyramid': "Carbohydrates Should Be the Dietary Foundation"
Several Spanish nutritionists criticize the new U.S. dietary guideline, which prioritizes proteins over carbohydrates. They believe this 'protein pyramid' departs from traditional models such as the Mediterranean diet, where carbohydrates form the fundamental basis of healthy eating.
These Are the Military Bases That Could Be Targeted by Iran if the Ayatollahs Decide to Retaliate Against a US Attack
The United States has key military bases in eight countries in the Middle East, which could be targets for Iran in the event of retaliation following a US attack. These strategic facilities are vital for Washington's presence and military operations in the region.
Iran Threatens to Bomb US Bases in the Middle East Amid Trumpâs Warnings of Attacking the Country
President Trump warned about possible attacks on Iran and announced that he will soon receive a report to decide on a potential intervention. In response, Iran threatened to bomb US bases in the Middle East, escalating tensions between the two countries.
Iran at a 'point of no return' after the brutal repression of its people: "Khamenei will not give in and there will be no political reform with him in power"
Analysts indicate that Reza Pahlavi, the son of the shah, is gaining influence as an opposition leader in Iran, but no fractures have yet been detected within the armed forces that would allow for change. They note that Khamenei will not yield nor will there be political reforms as long as he remains in power.
Breaking News on the Protests in Iran and the Possible US Attack, Live | Iran Now Says Soltani Is Not Sentenced to Death and the Family Confirms His Execution Has Been Postponed
Protests against the regime continue in Iran. The government states that Soltani is not sentenced to death, and his family confirms that the execution has been postponed. Tensions persist as speculation grows about a possible US attack.
The German airline Lufthansa will avoid the airspace of Iran and Iraq "until further notice": "Safety is the highest priority"
Lufthansa will avoid flying over the airspace of Iran and Iraq and will not schedule overnight stops on flights to Tel Aviv and Amman, prioritizing the safety of its staff and passengers.
Madrid's Shock Defeat in Arbeloa's Debut: Eliminated from the Copa del Rey by Albacete
Real Madrid was eliminated in the round of 16 of the Copa del Rey after losing to Albacete at the Carlos Belmonte stadium, where they never managed to take the lead on the scoreboard, leaving a poor impression in Arbeloa's debut.
Arbeloa, after Real Madridâs elimination from the Copa del Rey against Albacete: "If anyone is to blame, it's me"
Arbeloa, the new coach of Real Madrid, took responsibility for the teamâs elimination from the Copa del Rey against Albacete and thanked the players for the warm welcome they have given him.
Crew-11 Successfully Undocks from the Space Station and Heads to Earth After a Medical Emergency
NASA and SpaceX conducted the early return of the Crew-11 mission due to a medical emergency. The Dragon spacecraft successfully undocked from the Space Station and is scheduled to splash down today off the coast of California, with a live broadcast.
The cyclogenesis will bring intense rains, winds up to 100 km/h, and snow today as a prelude to a stormy weekend
The cyclogenesis will especially affect Galicia, where intense and persistent rains are expected in the west, along with winds up to 100 km/h and snowfall, marking the beginning of a weekend with adverse weather conditions.
Tension in the First Television Appearance of VĂctor, Son of Ăbalos: "I Don't Buy the Victim Story"
VĂctor Ăbalos experienced a tense moment on television when confronting journalist Ketty Garat, who challenged his statements and the report he presented, leading to a direct and critical exchange.
Banderas' confession on 'El Hormiguero': "I worked at my daughter's wedding"
The actor and screenwriter visited 'El Hormiguero' to present his adaptation of 'Godspell', which will premiere at the Gran Teatro PavĂłn in Madrid on January 21. During the interview, he shared the anecdote of having worked at his daughter's wedding.
By oral route and a permitted dose: Health authorities authorize administering cannabis for these four conditions
The Spanish Medicines Agency has authorized the medicinal use of cannabis by oral route, specifying its composition, indications, and precautions. Its administration is allowed to treat four conditions, establishing controlled doses to ensure safety and effectiveness in treatments.
Denmark assures that Trumpâs stance on Greenland remains unchanged and does not rule out the possibility of a US military annexation
Rasmussen has stated that only President Trump can dismiss the possibility of Greenlandâs annexation by the US, and has described Trumpâs justification for purchasing the island as âunbalanced.â
Live updates of the meeting between the US, Greenland, and Denmark | Trump reiterates that the US "needs Greenland" and that "Denmark cannot be relied on" to protect the Arctic
At the White House meeting, Trump emphasized that the US "needs Greenland" to protect the Arctic and criticized Denmark for not being a reliable ally in the region. The discussion focused on the US interest in acquiring the Arctic island, generating tension among the parties involved.
Macron confirms joint military exercises with Denmark in Greenland: "The first French soldiers are already on their way"
France confirms joint military exercises with Denmark in Greenland, with the first French soldiers already on their way. Germany, Sweden, and Norway also announced today that they will send officers to the region, strengthening the European military presence in Greenland.
Moncloa approved the extension of rental agreements eight times between 2020 and 2023, which Sumar is requesting and the PSOE labels unconstitutional
The extension of rental agreements remained in effect from March 2020 until June 2023, with a pause of about nine months in 2022, despite the end of the state of alarm. It was approved eight times by Moncloa, a measure supported by Sumar but considered unconstitutional by the PSOE.
Ania Iglesias: "I have been proving for 25 years that I am more than just the Gran Hermano contestant"
The woman from Valladolid, Ania Iglesias, known for her participation in the first edition of 'Gran Hermano', is still at 54 years old fighting for her dream of becoming an actress, showing that she is much more than her reality show image.
The Public Prosecutor's Office refuses to investigate Paco Salazar for sexual harassment since the victims have not filed complaints
The Public Prosecutor's Office has dismissed the lawsuit filed by Hazte OĂr against Paco Salazar for sexual harassment, as there are no formal complaints from the affected women. It considers that it is not appropriate to force the victims to identify themselves against their will.
The body of a man who had disappeared in Galicia is found
Emergency services found a body in a river in Galicia, which required the intervention of firefighters. The deceased corresponds to a man who had previously gone missing in the area.
Luxurious bathrooms, pool, and a recording studio: this is "the little house of terror," Julio Iglesias' mansion in Punta Cana
A former employee labeled Julio Iglesias' mansion in Punta Cana as "the little house of terror" due to the sexual assaults that were reported, describing the experience as a drama and something horrible.
Julio Iglesias prepares his defense following sexual assault allegations and states that his response will arrive soon, according to 'ÂĄHola!'
Julio Iglesias has spoken exclusively with the magazine 'ÂĄHola!' to announce that he will prepare a strong defense against the sexual assault allegations, assuring that his response will come soon.
"The model that the US wants to impose is bad for us": Puente denounces Trump's veto of a pact that harms Spanish ports
The US blocked the ratification of a multilateral agreement on emissions in maritime transport last October, leaving the EU isolated and harming its ports. Spain will denounce this veto again in Brussels, criticizing the model imposed by the US that negatively affects its port infrastructures.
Getting Fit from One Euro: The Cheapest Gym Rates for 2026
Popular gyms increase their prices when services such as classes, personalized plans, or pool access are added, affecting the rates for 2026.
This is the 'vakamulo,' the Galician super boar that can reach 200 kilos
The 'vakamulo' is not a different subspecies, but adult male Galician boars over 10 years old that can weigh up to 200 kilos.
Carlos Sainz, devastated after his disastrous day in the Dakar: "From almost leading to losing all chances"
Carlos Sainz faced navigation problems in the tenth stage of the Dakar, which caused him to lose more than 40 minutes in the overall standings, going from almost leading to being out of contention for victory.
The Davos Forum Diagnoses Social Polarization as the Greatest Threat to Spain Alongside Lack of Talent and Labor Shortage
The 2026 Global Risks Report from Davos identifies social polarization as the main threat to Spain, together with the scarcity of talent and labor. It also points to public debt and the lack of job opportunities as critical factors.
Puente again delays the entry into service of the new trains for CercanĂas and Rodalies
The Narrow Gauge trains will not be ready until the first half of 2027. The Ministry will continue investing in High Speed and the conventional network, with a record investment of 11.247 billion in transport for 2025, the highest in 13 years.
This is the immediate payment tool that readers use several times a week
Bizum has become essential due to its speed and convenience for immediate payments. According to the project 'I care about your opinion,' CaixaBank leads in Spain in the use of this mobile payment platform.
Promoting the Re-education of Dyslexia in Classrooms
The "la Caixa" Foundation offers Spanish schools Dytective, an innovative technology designed to support the re-education of dyslexia in the educational environment, providing better tools for students with this difficulty.
Chris Martin, from Coldplay, speaks out about the 'kisscam' controversy: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade"
Chris Martin humorously commented on the 'kisscam' scandal where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners during an event.
Julio Iglesias Prepares His Defense Following Sexual Assault Allegations and States His Response Will Arrive Soon, According to 'ÂĄHola!'
Julio Iglesias spoke exclusively with the magazine 'ÂĄHola!', where he stated that his response to the sexual assault allegations will be strong and will arrive soon, as he prepares his defense against the accusations.
Vaitiare, the model who spoke for the first time about the singer's sexual practices: "It's difficult to talk about"
In her 2010 book, Vaitiare revealed the singer's authoritarian and manipulative behaviors, as well as his sexual obsession, describing his sexual practices for the first time.
All the Women in Julio Iglesias' Life: From His Lasting Marriages to His Early Romantic Relationships
Julio Iglesias, besides his well-known relationships with Isabel Preysler and Miranda Rijnsburger, has been linked to other women throughout his life, showing a diverse sentimental history beyond his lasting marriages.
The Incredible Northern Lights Filmed by an Astronaut: "I Was Glad to Have Been Able to Film It"
An astronaut recorded a 34-second video in which the northern lights can be seen in all their glory, expressing his happiness at having been able to capture this impressive natural phenomenon from space.
Colleen Hoover, author of 'It Ends with Us,' reveals she has cancer: "Second to last day of radiotherapy"
Colleen Hoover, author known for 'It Ends with Us,' has publicly revealed that she was diagnosed with cancer. After some time dealing with the illness privately, she recently shared that she is on the second to last day of her radiotherapy treatment.
SĂĄnchez's brother will face all charges in the trial over his alleged 'nepotism'
The trial against David SĂĄnchez PĂ©rez-CastejĂłn, SĂĄnchez's brother, and ten other defendants will take place from May 28 until the end of June. He will face all charges related to his alleged irregular hiring.
The waitress identified among the fatalities may have started the Crans Montana fire
The waitress identified as one of the fatalities in the Crans Montana fire may have been the one who started the fire, which left more than a hundred injured, many with severe burns.
An Oil 'Boom' Without Impact on Prices: The Numbers in Post-Maduro Venezuela
A report from Enverus reveals that despite an increase in oil production in post-Maduro Venezuela, this growth has not significantly affected international crude prices.
The jab at Sydney Sweeney who was left out of the 2026 Golden Globes
A comedian admitted that she had prepared a joke about Sydney Sweeney's recent box office failure, but ultimately did not say it because the actress did not attend the 2026 Golden Globes ceremony.
Kilometer-long lines at Zara to get the blazer that will be trending in 2026
Zara has launched an elegant and versatile blazer that has become the most desired garment for 2026, causing long lines of eager shoppers trying to get it.
A Doctorâs Trick to Help People Over 60 Improve Their Digestion
As we age, the body changes, and it is common for digestion to deteriorate. A doctor shares an effective trick to improve digestion in people over 60, helping to relieve discomfort and maintain good digestive health.
A new contactless payment arrives in Spain: just bring your mobile close to make a purchase with Bizum Pay
The Caja Rural Group is the first financial group in Spain to launch Bizum Pay for iOS and Android, allowing contactless payments simply by bringing the mobile close to make purchases.
The Hotel in Spain that Establishes Itself as a Filming Location: Some Stories Have Reached the Goya Awards
The hotel in Sabadell has become a frequent filming location and appears in one of the most nominated films at the recent Goya Awards, also establishing itself as the best choice for accommodation in the city.
Why Do We Say "I Don't Give a Cumin"? The Story Behind a Spice You Love or Hate
The expression "I don't give a cumin" is used to indicate that something is unimportant to the person saying it. It comes from a spice, cumin, which has historically had low or little value, reflecting the lack of importance assigned to it in the popular saying.
Should Rental Cars Carry the V16 Beacon? The DGT Responds
The Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) will soon require all drivers to carry the V16 emergency light in their vehicles. This measure raises questions about its application to rental cars, a topic the DGT has clarified to ensure compliance with the regulation across all types of vehicles.
What if itâs all about the bitcoins? Crypto mining could be the third 'treasure' Trump is searching for beneath Greenlandâs ice
The combination of Greenlandâs extreme climate and plans for hydroelectric projects would offer an ideal energy source for Bitcoin mining, suggesting that Trump might be interested in harnessing this crypto potential beneath the islandâs ice.
The Unforgeable Ink Born in the Canary Islands: This Is How the Technology That Aims to Retire Counterfeit Bills Works
The University of La Laguna has patented a security ink based on rare earth elements that makes the counterfeiting of banknotes, documents, and smart labels more difficult, offering new technology to protect against fraud.
Doctors strike again to demand their own statute from the Health Ministry, with very uneven participation across the country
The strike called by Apemyf to demand their own statute from the Health Ministry saw uneven participation on its first day: the health departments report between 3% and 20%, while the organizers claim 45%.
The new doctors' strike begins: how long it will last, who is calling it, what the demands are, and how it will affect patients
The doctors' strike against the reform of the Framework Statute will last two days, on January 14 and 15, called to express their rejection of the proposed changes.
About 1000 doctors protest in Barcelona over their working conditions during a strike day with 6.5% participation, according to the Department of Health
About 1000 doctors protested in Barcelona to demand better working conditions and a dedicated negotiation platform. The strike day saw 6.5% participation according to the Department of Health, highlighting the call for greater recognition and improved conditions for healthcare professionals.
A final disagreement between Florentino and Xabi Alonso that was the trigger
Antonio Pintus returns to the Real Madrid coaching staff, bringing his experience in physical preparation. This move indicates significant changes in the team following recent tensions, including a final disagreement between Florentino PĂ©rez and Xabi Alonso that was key in restructuring the squad and the technical staff.
What Ainhoa Cantalapiedra's Current Life Is Like: From Winning 'OperaciĂłn Triunfo 2' to Wanting to Be a Single Mother
Ainhoa Cantalapiedra visited the set of 'Fiesta' to share her new professional and personal chapter, where she reveals her desire to be a single mother and the changes in her life after winning 'OperaciĂłn Triunfo 2'.
'Soft clubbing', this is the new trend for going out partying in Madrid
The 'soft clubbing' trend is transforming the way young people in Madrid go out to party, seeking more relaxed environments without excesses, enjoying the music and company without the typical noise of traditional nightclubs.
The luxurious house of Arbeloa, in one of the most famous residential areas of Madrid
Ălvaro Arbeloa, coach of Real Madrid, lives outside Madrid with his wife and four children in a luxurious house located in a well-known residential area, which has a swimming pool in the garden.
This is Ălvaro Arbeloaâs Business: A Discreet Corporate Network
Ălvaro Arbeloa, the new coach of Real Madrid, will lead his first match with the white team this Wednesday in the Copa del Rey.
Movistar, Vodafone, and Orange raise rates in January: this is how the prices stand
Movistar, Vodafone, and Orange are increasing their rates in January above the CPI, aiming to offset digital investments and the rise in subscription fees for platforms like Disney Plus, HBO Max, and Netflix.
This is how you can have ChatGPT Plus free for six months: steps to follow
Movistar offers its customers free access to ChatGPT Plus for six months, at no extra cost. This promotion allows users to enjoy the benefits of the enhanced version of the chatbot for half a year by following a few simple steps.
What is the new retirement age in 2026?
Starting January 1, 2026, a new retirement age has been established, marking a change in the regulations regarding labor retirement.
Flourless and with Only Three Ingredients: A Tasty and Affordable Cheesecake Recipe
Martha Delicious shares an economical and easy recipe to make a flourless cheesecake using only three ingredients. Ideal for those looking for a delicious and accessible dessert.
Maduro and I
JesĂșs Silva did not witness Maduro's downfall, but he recognizes and respects those who did, appreciating their bravery.
Traveling by Train
Traveling by train allows one to escape everyday reality and its pressures, offering an experience of escape and disconnection.
A Very White House
I have invited my neighbors to have coffee to inform them that next week I will be staying at their house.
Trump, Superhero or Supervillain
The article criticizes Trump for focusing on Venezuelan oil instead of the victims of chavismo, questioning whether he is a superhero or a supervillain.
Pilar AlegrĂa explodes against Abascal after he called her an "object woman": "I hope the machistas end up alone"
Pilar AlegrĂa responded indignantly to Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, who during a rally in Utebo questioned whether feminism means "putting an object woman as a candidate in AragĂłn." AlegrĂa criticized these words, wishing that machistas like Abascal end up alone.
Alexia Rivas updates on the condition of her hair problem, a severe alopecia
Alexia Rivas revealed that she suffers from severe alopecia, manifested in significant baldness. Thanks to a personalized treatment, she has managed to significantly reduce hair loss and improve her hair condition.
Olympic Medalist Ueli Kestenholz Dies Due to a New Avalanche Recorded in the Alps
Swiss Ueli Kestenholz, Olympic medalist and prominent 50-year-old snowboarder, died due to an avalanche in the Alps.
Trump suspends visa issuance for 75 countries, including Brazil, Russia, and Iran
Trump has suspended the issuance of immigrant visas for citizens of 75 countries, including Brazil, Russia, and Iran. However, non-immigrant visas, which cover temporary stays such as tourism, studies, or temporary work, will not be affected by this measure.
Greenlanders go from joking about Donald Trump to being afraid, but see one positive aspect
Greenlanders continue with their daily activities despite the tension caused by the threat of a possible US invasion, trusting that the conflict will be resolved this week through diplomacy.
Iranians in Spain live with anguish over the "massacre" of protesters: "They shoot people with empty hands"
About 10,000 Iranians in Spain feel anguish over the repression in Iran, where the economic crisis adds to the lack of freedoms. They consider this "revolution" to be different and condemn the violence against unarmed protesters.
Overbooking at the gym: "Booking classes is like buying a concert ticket"
Group classes at gyms have increased demand, forcing advance reservations. The current challenge for the sector is managing overcrowding while maintaining quality, rather than attracting new users.
Water Reserves Start 2026 on the Rise: Spanish Reservoirs Nearly Seven Points Above Historical Average
Water reserves in Spain begin 2026 with an increase, standing nearly seven points above the historical average. Only three basinsâMiño-Sil, Tajo, and Tinto, Odiel, and Piedrasâshow deficit data compared to the previous week.
Los Angeles Seeks to Create ICE-Agent-Free Zones Following Rise in Migratory Violence in the US
In response to the increase in migratory violence, authorities in Los Angeles are looking to establish zones free of ICE agents to protect the community, as the enforcement of civil immigration laws has become deadly and generates fear in public spaces such as parks and buildings.
These towers will change Barcelonaâs skyline forever: something that hasnât happened since the Olympic Games
Barcelona is preparing to transform its skyline with towers nearly 100 meters tall along the Diagonal and near the Sagrada Familia, close to breaking height records, marking a new era in the urban profile not seen since the Olympic Games.
Yellow alert for snowfalls in the Sierra de Madrid: up to five centimeters of snow expected this Thursday
Aemet has issued a yellow alert for snowfalls in the Sierra de Madrid, especially in Somosierra, where up to five centimeters of snow are expected. The snow level will be between 1,000 and 1,200 meters this Thursday.
Serious problems at Aston Martin: "Not everything is going well"
Aston Martin faces several setbacks ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season, according to reports from the Italian press. The team is going through difficulties that could affect its future performance.
The 'White Room', the extreme dynamic of the Brazilian version of 'Big Brother': "Itâs a psychological torture"
In the Brazilian version of 'Big Brother', the 'White Room' forces participants into total isolation in a completely white space, creating intense psychological torture due to the lack of stimuli and contact with the outside world.
Pastor, on 'El Intermedio': "The children of Greenland can't fall asleep for fear of being invaded"
The journalist explains that the children of Greenland suffer from a lot of anxiety and fear, constantly watching the sea out of fear of possible invasions, which prevents them from sleeping peacefully.
And I Will Look for You in Greenland
Ana Pastor visits Greenland to explore and portray how its inhabitants face the attention and tensions generated by Donald Trump's interest in the region.
First words of Marc GirĂł after signing with La Sexta and leaving RTVE: "I have been very happy and unhappy"
Marc GirĂł stated on his radio show 'VostĂš primer' on RAC 1 that he is "very happy" with his signing by La Sexta following his departure from RTVE, where he experienced both happy and unhappy moments.
Iñaki Gabilondo and Alba Flores will lead an RTVE program about the Republican exile during the Franco era
Iñaki Gabilondo and Alba Flores will head an RTVE program focused on the Republican exile during Franco's regime, exploring the experiences and history of those who fled Spain during that time.
La Marrash lashes out at Los Gemelos and issues a new threat: "It's time to settle all the scores"
La Marrash attacked Los Gemelos, announcing that the time has come to settle accounts for all past moves. His statement seems to signal an imminent conflict, escalating the rivalry between both parties.
RTVE presents 'Top Chef', a contest in which Belén Esteban and 15 other celebrities will compete to become pastry chefs
Paula Våzquez will host 'Top Chef', a baking contest on RTVE where Belén Esteban and 15 celebrities will compete. The jury will be made up of Paco Roncero, Eva Arguiñano, and Osvaldo Gross.
Rosa falls two letters short of winning the âŹ2,620,000 jackpot on 'Pasapalabra'
In 2026, Rosa came close to winning the âŹ2,620,000 jackpot on 'Pasapalabra', missing it by only two letters. Manu still hasn't beaten her on the show.
'Lo de Ăvole' returns this Sunday with Manuel Carrasco and announces new guests like Urdangarin
Jordi Ăvole returns this Sunday with his program 'Lo de Ăvole,' which will feature notable guests such as Manuel Carrasco, Fernando Tejero, Juan JosĂ© MillĂĄs, Loles LeĂłn, Alba Flores, and Iñaki Urdangarin, among others.
"'Malas lenguas' clarifies the debate on whether tap water or bottled water is better"
Reporter Esther AlcĂĄzar pointed out that in recent years, Spaniards prefer to consume tap water instead of bottled water, highlighting a change in consumer choice.
Samantha Vallejo-NĂĄgeraâs Photo with Her Son RoscĂłn: "Acceptance Came Very Early, When I Saw He Was a Normal Child"
Samantha Vallejo-NĂĄgera poses with her son RoscĂłn and shares that acceptance came quickly upon seeing him as a normal child. Additionally, the former 'MasterChef' judge shows her other children in ÂĄHola!.
Controversy Over Government Funding for a Science Communication Channel: Schrödinger's Cat Responds
The science communicator 'Schrödinger's Cat' participated in the 'Science Truck' project alongside creators such as Javier Santaolalla. This support sparked controversy following the government grant awarded to this science communication channel.
Queen Letizia's Anecdotes at an Awards Ceremony: Dedication from David Summers, a Nod to PĂ©rez-Reverte, and a Mention of Leonor
Queen Letizia, passionate about reading, highlighted several writers during the ceremony, including a dedication from David Summers, a nod to PĂ©rez-Reverte, and a special mention of her daughter Leonor, promoting a love for books and encouraging reading.
Actor Kiefer Sutherland Arrested After Assaulting and Threatening a Driver
Kiefer Sutherland was arrested for assaulting a driver and threatening him. He spent several hours in custody before posting a $50,000 bond for his release.
The Best and the Worst of Life Inside the Circus, According to the Raluy Sisters: "We Feel Very Safe"
The acrobat sisters Niedziela and Emily Raluy share their experiences in the circus, highlighting the safety they feel within the show. They talk about the challenges and joys of living in this unique environment, where family support and passion for circus art are fundamental. They also address difficult aspects but emphasize the satisfaction of keeping this tradition alive.
Kike Quintana's Surprise to His Aunt Ana Rosa About the Birth of His Baby: "Sheâs Going to Be the Godmother"
Kike Quintana surprised his aunt Ana Rosa by announcing that she will be the godmother of his baby. The emotional moment highlighted the family's joy and the importance of the bond between them in this new chapter of their lives.
Marina Rivers blasts the Army Awards and defends her ideals: "Paying the highest income tax rate, I still support this system"
Marina Rivers denounces the harassment campaign she is suffering after a comment from the YouTuber RickyEdit at the Army Awards 2026. She defends her ideals and assures that, by paying the highest income tax rate, she continues to believe in the system.
Cuesta calls the accusations against him "pure sadism" and gets emotional over a message from his son Zape
Frank Cuesta described the accusations against him as "pure and hard sadism." Additionally, he became emotional upon receiving a supportive message from his son Zape, which gave him encouragement amid the situation.
They Reveal Julio Iglesias' Reaction to Sexual Assault Accusations: "It's as if Someone Had Killed Him"
Julio Iglesias is very worried about the sexual assault accusations, but he is handling the matter together with his lawyers, according to Paloma GarcĂa Pelayo.
Chiara Ferragni Acquitted of Fraud in Case Involving Christmas Sweets Sold at Triple the Price
Chiara Ferragni was acquitted of a fraud charge related to the sale of Christmas sweets at a price three times higher than usual. The Italian influencer faced a possible sentence of one year and eight months in prison, but the court decided to exonerate her of the charges.
The first images of Sara Carbonero with her boyfriend, Jota Cabrera, after being discharged
Sara Carbonero was discharged after eleven days hospitalized following emergency surgery. She now appears publicly alongside her boyfriend, Jota Cabrera, showing her recovery and good condition after the hospitalization.
One last disagreement between Florentino and Xabi Alonso that was the trigger
Antonio Pintus returns to the Real Madrid coaching staff after a period away from the club. His return coincides with recent tensions between president Florentino PĂ©rez and Xabi Alonso, which may have influenced decisions within the team.
Pelayo Gayol, GEO: "In a mission you have to be aseptic and do the job, you can cry at home later"
Pelayo Gayol, member of the GEO unit, emphasizes the importance of maintaining emotional control during missions. He states that operatives must remain detached and focused on their tasks, postponing personal feelings or distress until after the mission is completed, ensuring professionalism and effectiveness in high-pressure situations.
No Farewell from VinĂcius to Xabi Alonso: The Brazilian Has Not Posted a Single Message After His Tense Relationship with the Coach
VinĂcius has not published any message following Xabi Alonso's dismissal as Real Madrid coach, reflecting the tense relationship between them.
Spanish disaster at the Dakar Rally: Carlos Sainz is virtually out of contention and Nani Roma falls to third place
Tosha Schareina, sixth in the tenth motorcycle stage, rises to the overall podium and is 16:24 behind the leader Luciano Benavides.
This is the standings of the 2026 Dakar Rally: Nani Roma and Sainz lose the lead and Schareina stays on the hunt
Nani Roma and Carlos Sainz have lost the lead in the cars category of the 2026 Dakar Rally, with Schareina closing in the standings. In motorcycles, the options for the competitors have been further reduced, complicating the race.
Atlético confirms the transfer of Conor Gallagher to Tottenham: they will pay nearly 40 million euros
Conor Gallagher returns to the Premier League after a season and a half at Atlético Madrid, where he did not reach his potential. Tottenham will pay nearly 40 million euros for his transfer.
Michael Bisping, former UFC champion, believes Justin Gathje and Paddy Pimblett are not rivals for Topuria
Michael Bisping believes that only Arman Tsarukyan poses a real threat to Ilia Topuria, the current lightweight champion, dismissing Justin Gathje and Paddy Pimblett as serious rivals for him.
Jennifer Cueva, Otolaryngologist: "Not All Severe Hearing Loss Equals a Degree of Disability"
Jennifer Cueva explains that for deafness or hearing loss to be recognized as a disability, the average hearing loss in both ears must be around 70%.
My child with autism doesn't like gifts: what should we buy for Epiphany?
Children with autism often have limited interests, which means they always ask for the same things or don't show enthusiasm for gifts, making it difficult to choose presents for Epiphany.
Shadrack Byfield and the Hard Life of a Disabled Veteran in the 19th Century: "I couldn't even bring a cup of tea to my mouth"
Shadrack Byfield, an English veteran of the War of 1812, faced a difficult life after having an arm amputated. He buried his lost limb and created a custom prosthesis to overcome his limitations.
Benefit for dependent child with a disability: how it has evolved, what requirements are needed, and how to apply
The benefit for a dependent child with a disability is 1,000 euros and has not increased in over 15 years. This financial aid supports families with disabled minors, although its amount has remained frozen since then. To apply, certain requirements related to the degree of disability and the family situation must be met.
Another study points to the relationship between the mononucleosis virus and multiple sclerosis
A study reveals that the Epstein-Barr virus, which causes mononucleosis, triggers an immune response that can damage the brain and contribute to the development of multiple sclerosis, reinforcing the connection between this viral infection and the neurological disease.
Alicia Coronil (Singular Bank): "The Year 2026 Marks the End of the Configuration Created After World War II"
Singular Bank forecasts moderate returns in 2026, a year of transition and tactical adjustments in the financial markets, marking the end of the order established after World War II.
Goodbye to the Geographical Indication for Serrano Ham? Controversy in the Sector Over the Ruling That Nullifies the Procedure Due to Formal Defects
The High Court of Justice of Madrid annulled the process for the Geographical Indication of Serrano ham due to "essential procedural defects," such as the absence of a key report from the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office (OEPM) and the lack of assessment by the Ministry of Agriculture before the final decision, generating controversy in the sector.
The Ibex 35 Hits a New All-Time High but Struggles at 17,700
The Ibex 35 reached a new all-time high, closing with a slight increase of 0.05%. The session was marked by geopolitical tensions related to Greenland, which limited the index's advance near 17,700 points.
Do you have doubts about whether to accept an inheritance or not? A lawyer warns: "You have to be careful with the actions the heir takes"
The lawyer explains that in Spain there is no specific legal deadline to accept or reject an inheritance, but warns that the heir must act with caution, as certain actions may be interpreted as tacit acceptance.
Bankinter follows in the footsteps of Unicaja and BBVA: enters the capital of Bit2me
Bankinter participates in a 30 million euro funding round for Bit2me, a crypto asset platform. This investment will facilitate Bit2me's expansion in the European Union and strengthen its presence in Latin America.
China weathers the trade war with Trump, and its positive trade balance reaches 1.02 trillion
China exported 3.23 trillion euros in 2025, an increase of 3.2% compared to 2024, while its imports remained stable, resulting in a positive trade balance of 1.02 trillion, according to Beijing.
Why Is Greenland So Coveted? This Nordic Netflix Series Explains It to You in the Best Possible Way
The fourth season of 'Borgen', from Denmark, tackles the geopolitical conflicts surrounding Greenland, highlighting its strategic value and resources, long before Trump showed interest in the Arctic island.
The Harsh Confession of Emilia Clarke 7 Years After the End of 'Game of Thrones'
Emilia Clarke, about to premiere a new series, firmly states that she would not return to participate in an epic fantasy like 'Game of Thrones,' making her stance on returning to that type of project clear.
Joe Keery ('Stranger Things') conquers the 2026 Golden Globes: the actor's makeover
Joe Keery, star of the "Stranger Things" finale and a leader on Spotify, celebrated his success with a makeover that reflects his growing popularity, solidifying him as a star at the 2026 Golden Globes.
Jack O'Connell, from 'Starred Up' to '28 Days Later: The Bone Temple': "Horror cinema is vital"
After standing out in Ryan Coogler's film, Jack O'Connell establishes himself as a villain in horror cinema with Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's trilogy, emphasizing the importance of the genre.
It hasnât even been 6 days and itâs already one of the most-watched on Netflix: the 6-episode mystery miniseries to binge in one afternoon
Netflix kicks off the year with a new 6-episode mystery miniseries that quickly ranks among the most-watched, competing with hits like 'Alpha Males' and 'Stranger Things'.
OpenAI's Screenless Device Takes Shape: It Will Be Made of Metal and Replace AirPods
A leak on the social network X reveals that OpenAI's new device will be a metallic accessory to wear in the ears, designed to replace AirPods.
Instagram launches a new feature so you only see what you like: hereâs how you can activate it
Instagram has launched a feature that allows users to customize their feed to see only the content that truly interests them, thus optimizing the algorithm for the user's benefit.
Google and YouTube Strengthen Parental Controls and Give Parents More Power: These Are the New Measures
Google and YouTube are implementing new measures to strengthen parental controls, providing families with greater control and peace of mind, and helping minors use technology more safely and responsibly.
Mark Zuckerberg abandons his dream of taking us to the metaverse: this is the new golden goose
Meta reduces its investment in the metaverse and lays off over 1,000 employees in Reality Labs to focus on wearables and artificial intelligence. This strategic shift follows the success of the Ray-Ban Display and reflects new priorities within the company.
Google Photos is working on a highly anticipated feature for videos that Netflix, WhatsApp, and YouTube already have
Google is testing a "Playback Speed" feature in Google Photos, which will allow users to adjust the speed of videos, similar to options already available on platforms like Netflix, WhatsApp, and YouTube.
Ana Mena Turns the Movistar Arena into a Nightclub During Abraham Mateo's Concert Wearing a Sequin Bra
Ana Mena surprised the audience at Abraham Mateo's concert at the Movistar Arena by taking the stage and singing "Quiero decirte," standing out for her striking outfit featuring a sequin bra.
Goodbye Rain Boots: These Are the Ideal and Stylish Converse for Rainy Days
The cloud dancer-colored leather Converse offer an elegant and reliable option to dress stylishly on rainy days, replacing traditional rain boots.
Raquel Jiménez, psychologist, on how to help a person with depression: "Your presence is already a relief"
Raquel Jiménez emphasizes that accompanying without judgment and simply being present is essential to support those suffering from depression, as genuine presence provides relief in difficult moments.
Mixing Baking Soda and Rosemary: What It's For and Why It Can Be Effective in Fighting Gray Hair
A popular home remedy combines baking soda and rosemary to care for hair and naturally conceal gray hairs, taking advantage of the properties of both ingredients to improve hair health.
An Oncologist Warns About the Food That Women Over 50 Should Eat Less Of
The oncologist specialized in breast cancer advises that women over 50 reduce the consumption of a certain food to prevent risks. Additionally, she recommends healthier options that can help maintain better health during this stage.
Trench Coat, Little Black Dress... The Essential Garments You Absolutely Must Have in Your Wardrobe
Social media highlights that the most stylish girls opt for a timeless and quality wardrobe, with key pieces like the trench coat and little black dress, essential for a versatile and elegant look.
The Best Wine in the World 2025 is Spanish, according to Wine Spectator
The best wine in the world 2025, according to Wine Spectator, is a Spanish wine from the Rioja Denomination of Origin, aged 24 months in barrels and 12 months in the bottle.
Do You Know as Much About Cooking as You Think? You Can Find Out in This Trivia
Test your culinary knowledge with this trivia designed to evaluate how much you know about gastronomy and discover if you are a true cooking expert.
Sweet recipes from Delicious Martha, the chef replacing Samantha Vallejo-NĂĄgera in the upcoming 'Masterchef'
Delicious Martha, a self-taught chef and content creator with over 5 million followers, will be the new member on 'Masterchef', replacing Samantha Vallejo-NĂĄgera.
Inspired by 'Don Quixote' and with dishes from the Golden Age: this is Café Cervantes, the restaurant making waves in Madrid
Café Cervantes, opened on January 7 in Madrid, stands out for its inspiration from 'Don Quixote' and its culinary offer based on dishes from the Golden Age. It features two terraces and a vertical garden, becoming a must-visit spot in 2026.
The ingredient that gives greater thickness to soup without losing its flavor and that many chefs use
Starch is the secret that many chefs use to thicken soups without altering their flavor, achieving a more consistent and creamy texture.
The ironic response of Leña, Dani GarcĂa's restaurant, to an influencer who mocks its prices
Leña, Dani GarcĂa's restaurant, responds ironically to an influencer who criticized its prices. As a gesture, they will rename the controversial cocktail and offer free tastings to their customers throughout the week.
The Alsace Village with Cobblestone Streets and Vineyards Where Every Corner Is a Pure Fantasy for the Traveler
Located on the Alsace Wine Route, this French village stands out for its medieval heritage and the three ruined castles that crown the nearby hills, offering a unique setting for travelers.
From Catalonia to Extremadura: the city of Badajoz that produces cava even though many are unaware
This municipality of Tierra de Barros, in Extremadura, is a little-known gem that produces exquisite cava, demonstrating that this typical drink is not exclusive to Catalonia.
Is it Safe to Travel to Cape Verde? Recommendations for Visiting the Trendy African Archipelago
Safety in Cape Verde varies depending on the islands. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises travelers to exercise caution when visiting this popular African destination.
The Beautiful Corner of Huesca Over 700 Meters High with Just 11 Inhabitants
This small town in Huesca, located over 700 meters above sea level and with only 11 inhabitants, is situated within a natural park, making it ideal for enjoying hikes and nature.
A Route Through 'El Chorrillo', Spain's Most Cinematic Desert Area
El Chorrillo, in the southeast of Andalusia, is one of the most arid places in Spain and a natural setting frequently used in series and films for its unique desert landscape.
It Looks Like New York but It's in Europe: The City That Is Dazzling Like the Big Apple and Is Nearby
This Polish city combines its rich historical heritage with a modern area that resembles New York, offering a unique experience similar to the American metropolis.
What to See in Ăvila Beyond the Most Famous Wall: These Are the Best Places to Visit in the City
Ăvila, renowned for its iconic wall, offers much more with outstanding places to discover. This Castilian city is an ideal option for a winter getaway, combining history, culture, and charm in every corner.
Pioneering advance to treat asthma with a common medication
A study led from MĂĄlaga has discovered a new approach to treat asthma using a common medication. This breakthrough could revolutionize current therapy, offering a more accessible and effective option for patients with this respiratory disease.
Blanca MartĂn, Nutritionist: "If Your Hair Is Falling Out, Youâre Tired, or Experiencing Brain Fog, You Might Have Low Ferritin"
Low ferritin can cause symptoms such as hair loss, persistent fatigue, and brain fog, even after a good night's rest, according to nutritionist Blanca MartĂn.
Miguel Assal, emergency expert, says which three household foods "you should never eat"
Miguel Assal warns about three homemade foods that should never be consumed due to health risks. Although avoiding waste is preferred, in some cases it is better to discard these products to prevent poisoning or serious problems.
Marcus Aurelius: "The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts"
The Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius advocated the idea that happiness depends on the quality of our thoughts, a central teaching of Stoic philosophy that emphasizes mental control to achieve well-being.
Gabriel RolĂłn, psychoanalyst: "One does not fall in love with just anyone. Love is a learning process, like everything else"
Gabriel RolĂłn emphasizes that love is a learning process influenced by childhood experiences. He explains why some people fall in love with those who hurt them, reflecting patterns learned in childhood and the importance of understanding these dynamics to build healthier relationships.
Ana Morales, Psychologist: "After Christmas, You Don't Need a Diet, You Need to Slow Down a Bit"
January is usually filled with guilt and resolutions to make up for Christmas excesses, both physical and emotional. Ana Morales, a psychologist, advises that instead of following strict diets, it is better to pause, give yourself time, and take care of your emotional health for true balance.
This is the total number of snowplows that the Ministry of Transport has
The Ministry of Transport has increased the number of available snowplows to improve the response to winter road conditions, thus enhancing road safety.
Fiat launches an unexpected three-wheeled electric vehicle to conquer European cities in 2026
Fiat Professional introduces the Tris, an electric three-wheeler designed for last-mile urban delivery, aimed at improving mobility and efficiency in European cities starting in 2026.
Why Are There Increasingly More Self-Service and Staffless Gas Stations in Spain?
Self-service and staffless gas stations in Spain are on the rise, and it is expected that in the coming years they will represent around 60% of the total. This trend is driven by the pursuit of greater efficiency, cost reduction, and adaptation to new technologies and consumer habits.
Royal Guard, Army, the UME... Why Have They All Chosen KGM 4x4 Vehicles?
In 2025, KGM Spain will deliver more than 500 transformed 4x4 vehicles to public institutions and emergency services in Spain, standing out for their capability and adaptability to diverse needs.
The new 8.3-kilometer highway section that will begin construction in the coming months and will be vital
The Ministry of Transport has tendered the construction of the first 8.3 km section of the North Arc of Murcia for 97.9 million euros, a key project that will help prevent traffic jams by improving road circulation in the area.
The Generalitat denounces a "completely fake" call for aid related to the DANA sent to associations via WhatsApp
The Generalitat warns of a fake call for aid related to the DANA being spread via WhatsApp to associations. The Consell clarifies that it never manages aid through instant messaging, warning about possible fraud.
Junts asks Illa to explain in the Parliament the financing that "is only an update" of the current model
Junts has requested that Illa explain in the Parliament the agreed financing, which they consider to be only an update of the current model. They criticize that the new model does not grant Catalonia the desired financial control, pointing out that "it does not give Catalonia the key to the treasury."
Junqueras Calls for "Responsibility" When Voting on the New Funding Model in Congress: "It Would Be Rejecting Resources for Hospitals and Schools"
Oriol Junqueras urged Junts to act responsibly and support the new funding model in Congress, warning that rejecting it would mean giving up essential resources for hospitals and schools. He called for being helpful to the population during the vote despite Junts' doubts about the agreement.
The Valencian Community sees Monteroâs financing proposal as "blackmail" and criticizes the lack of response to its demands
The Treasurer of the Valencian Community described Vice President Monteroâs financing proposal as "blackmail," accusing her of favoring Catalonia and Andalusia and neglecting Valencian demands, calling the initiative an unexpected trick that harms the region.
A mine in Mondoñedo is being investigated for illegal operation: it may have exceeded its perimeter and occupied protected land
In May 2025, a complaint was filed claiming that a mine in Mondoñedo may have exceeded its authorized perimeter, occupying protected land. The complaint coincided with the public opening of the quarryâs expansion, leading to an investigation into possible illegal activities.
Police Remove Homeless Person from Train Tracks in MĂĄlaga: Located in a "Very Critical Area"
Train traffic in MĂĄlaga was interrupted between 3:20 PM and 3:35 PM after a homeless person was found in a very critical area of the tracks. The police intervened to remove the individual, ensure safety, and restore normal service.
The lifeless body of a 44-year-old man found at the bottom of a ravine in Tenerife
The body of a 44-year-old man was found at the bottom of a ravine in Benijo, Tenerife. The discovery was made by a relative, and emergency teams proceeded to recover the corpse.
Gallardo resigns from his seat as deputy in the Assembly of Extremadura and loses parliamentary immunity in the case involving SĂĄnchez's brother
The socialist Gallardo resigns from his seat as deputy to preserve his dignity and regain serenity, also ceasing to have parliamentary immunity in relation to the case involving SĂĄnchez's brother.
Minor detained in Ălava related to the Islamic State: Police say he was "radicalized"
A minor in Ălava was detained due to his connection with the Islamic State. The Police stated that the young person was "radicalized" and described himself as a 'Mujahideen,' a term used for jihadist fighters.
Seville presents itself at Fitur with the Flamenco Biennial as its flag to attract "better tourists"
The mayor of Seville, José Luis Sanz, presented the poster for the upcoming Flamenco Biennial, designed by Emilio Morenatti, highlighting the cultural and tourist attractions of the city to attract quality visitors.
Three Goats Cause Two Kilometers of Traffic Jams and Complicate Entry to Barcelona for Several Minutes
Three goats caused two kilometers of traffic jams and complicated entry to Barcelona for several minutes. Fortunately, no traffic accidents were reported due to the incident.
From 'MortAventura' to 'Censored': a Carnival group has to change their costume due to a complaint filed by PortAventura
La Colla la BĂłta planned to satirize PortAventura, but after a complaint from the park, they had to change their original costume for one that mocks the very requests made by the company.
A Spanish Woman's Surprise Watching a Delivery Worker in Ireland: "This is the Level of Respect"
A Spanish woman observed how a delivery worker in Ireland left a package at the door and, when it was not picked up immediately, respected the space without insisting. She highlighted this behavior as an example of the high level of respect in the country.
A Spanish Teacher in Korea Explains How She Got Her Job: "A Cotton SwabâŠ"
The Spanish teacher in Korea revealed that, in order to work with children, she had to pass very thorough exams, demonstrating the demanding nature of the hiring process.
A Father's Complaint Upon Entering a Café in Vitoria with His Baby
A father expressed his complaint after being denied entry to a café in Vitoria with his baby stroller, questioning the legality of this restriction.
The Real Reasons Why a Dog Licks a Person According to Canine Communication
Although licking is commonly associated with affection, it is actually often a sign of discomfort or stress in dogs according to canine communication.
Can Dogs Lose Their Voice? Whatâs Behind a Hoarse Bark
Dogs can lose their voice or develop a hoarse bark due to excessive strain from barking, infections, or irritations in the respiratory tract. Paying attention to these changes is essential for responsible pet ownership and to detect potential health issues that may require veterinary care.
Why My Dog Pants When I Play with Him and When Panting Can Be Concerning
Veterinarians explain that panting is a normal way dogs regulate their temperature and show excitement during play. However, excessive panting, difficulty breathing, or panting accompanied by other symptoms can indicate health problems that require veterinary attention.
An investigation confirms that horses can smell fear in human beings
Human sweat samples associated with fear provoke increased fear responses in horses and reduce their interactions, demonstrating that these animals can detect fear in people through their sense of smell.
Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, January 15, 2026
Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, January 15, 2026 on 20minutos.es, where you will find predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
Cantabria Work Calendar 2026: There Will Be a Four-Day Long Weekend
Cantabria has announced its holidays for 2026, highlighting dates such as July 28, September 15, and December 7, which create a four-day long weekend, setting it apart from other regions.
Neither in Seville nor in MĂĄlaga: the best hamburger in Europe is made in this restaurant in CĂłrdoba
Nolito's, a restaurant in CĂłrdoba, won the title of the best hamburger in Europe at the final of The Champions Burger, held in Barcelona.
The Opening Date for Infinity, Valenciaâs Shopping Mall That Will Change the City Forever, Has Been Set
TomĂĄs Olivo, one of the richest businessmen in Spain, is the owner of the Infinity shopping mall, whose opening in Valencia is already scheduled and is expected to significantly transform the city.
No One Noticed, but This Butterfly Exclusive to the Canary Islands Could Have Gone Extinct
The common capuchin butterfly (Pieris cheiranthi), exclusive to the Canary Islands, is extinct in La Gomera and its presence in Tenerife has not been confirmed since 2023. Currently, it only survives in a few ravines of La Palma, facing a serious risk of extinction.
Trapped in the Middle of a Ski Slope for Following GPS Directions
A vehicle became trapped on a ski slope after following GPS directions, and its rescue was complicated, requiring three tow trucks and more than three hours to get it moving again.
Why is the tilde over the ñ usually written wavy?
The wavy tilde over the ñ is not just a simple decoration, but originates from the medieval cursive stroke used to abbreviate the original double n in writing.
Things Well Worth Buying in January
Despite the so-called 'January slope' caused by Christmas expenses and inflation, January is a good month to buy certain products. Taking advantage of the early-year sales can lead to valuable and economical purchases.
Images So Strange They Will Leave You Stunned
Life is full of unexpected and sometimes strange surprises. Social media showcases everything from onions with faces to unusual flowerpots and eyelids, providing uncommon images that surprise and fascinate users.
The Best Cartoons by Ălvaro TerĂĄn
Ălvaro TerĂĄn presents a collection of all his cartoons published in 20minutos, highlighting his unique style and sharp social critique through graphic humor.
These celebrities will turn 30 in 2026 and you didn't know it
Several celebrities will turn 30 in 2026, thus beginning a new stage in their lives and careers that could bring significant changes and achievements.
The Kings Value the Role of Journalism in the DANA During Their Visit to an Exhibition in Valencia
The Kings visited an exhibition in Valencia organized by 'Las Provincias' for its 160th anniversary, highlighting the importance of journalism during the DANA. The exhibition is being held at the Centre del Carme Cultura ContemporĂ nia.
Interrail and Eurail warn that they have suffered a data breach affecting young customers including bank account information
Interrail and Eurail have issued an alert regarding a data breach impacting young customers, including beneficiaries of the free DiscoverEU pass from Erasmus+. The security breach also compromises users' bank information.
Tragedy in Thailand: at least 32 dead and more than 60 injured as a crane collapses onto a train
A crane collapsed onto a train carrying two hundred people in Thailand, leaving at least 32 dead and more than 60 injured.
The exclusive neighborhood where Xabi Alonso lives in Madrid: his chalet has five floors and 1,000 square meters
Xabi Alonso's house in Madrid is an exclusive chalet with five floors and 1,000 square meters, located in a select neighborhood.
These are the ticket prices for Bruno Mars in Madrid: concerts on July 10th and 11th
Bruno Mars will perform two concerts in Madrid on July 10th and 11th, 2026 at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano.
Netherlands fines the video game 'Fortnite' 1.1 million euros for manipulating minors into spending money
A Dutch court fined Epic Games 1.1 million euros for its game 'Fortnite', due to practices such as creating artificial scarcity in the store that pressures minors to spend money quickly.
The growth of tourist accommodations slowed in the second half of 2025 with 16,000 fewer places offered
Exceltur estimates that between July and November 2025 the supply of vacation rentals decreased by 47,000 places, almost double the decrease in the same period of 2024, indicating a significant slowdown in the proliferation of tourist accommodations.
Confirmed by the IUCN: the six animal species extinct in the year 2025
Six animal species were officially declared extinct in 2025, according to the IUCN. By 2026, there is a high probability that the list will continue to grow, raising alarms about the biodiversity crisis.
Pere Navarro, Director of the DGT: "You don't go to the center with an electric or diesel car; you go by public transport or taxi"
Pere Navarro, Director of the DGT, states that the goal is to ban the registration of vehicles with fossil fuels by 2035. He emphasizes that, to travel to the city center, the option should be neither electric nor diesel vehicles, but public transport or taxi, aiming for a common approach toward sustainability.
The town in Galicia where Julio Iglesias owns a mansion valued at more than four million euros
Julio Iglesias owns a mansion in Ourense, Galicia, valued at more than four million euros, which features an artificial lake, garden, and swimming pool.
Concern Among People with Pacemakers About the Risk of V-16 Beacons: "What Do I Do If I Drive Alone?"
Doctors recommend that V-16 beacons be kept 10-30 cm away from the chest and handled with the arm opposite to the pacemaker. The Spanish Society of Cardiology (SEC) assures that there is no danger if used with common sense, and the Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) clarifies that these beacons should be placed on the roof of the vehicle, not near the chest.
Toronto will convert an abandoned airport into a sustainable city with an investment of 18.5 billion euros
Toronto will transform an abandoned airport into a sustainable city, with an investment of 18.5 billion euros. The old runway will become a pedestrian path connecting seven neighborhoods, integrating green spaces and promoting eco-friendly mobility.
A Taxi Driver from Cambados Fined for Not Returning a 35-Euro Bizum Payment Sent by a Customer by Mistake
A 39-year-old taxi driver from Cambados was fined for not returning 35 euros that were mistakenly sent via Bizum by a 69-year-old customer, who had attempted to send the money to a friend with the same name as the driver.
The Legal Reasons to Be Excused from Serving on an Electoral Board in AragĂłn
The Organic Law on the General Electoral Regime establishes the justified impediments for not performing the roles of president and member on electoral boards, protecting those who claim valid legal reasons to avoid this responsibility.
Arrested in Pontevedra for filming women's intimate parts with a mobile phone hidden in a bag
A man was arrested in Pontevedra for recording intimate parts of women wearing short skirts using a mobile phone hidden in a bag. He would approach stealthily and follow them closely to make the recordings without their consent.
Investigation into the death of a nine-year-old boy after falling from a seventh floor on Christmas Eve in Sagunto
Investigators rule out that the death of the nine-year-old boy, which occurred after falling from a seventh floor on Christmas Eve in Sagunto, is related to criminal activity or bullying.
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20M Surveys: Participate with Your Vote and Discover What Other Readers Think
Take part in the 20M surveys to express your opinion and learn about the perspectives of other readers on current topics. This initiative aims to promote interaction and the exchange of ideas within the community, providing a platform where everyone can vote and share their viewpoints in a simple and dynamic way.
Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started in AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that enables the creation of systems capable of learning and making decisions. To get started, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and data processing. Additionally, it is important to be aware of its applications in different sectors and the ethical challenges associated with its development and use.
'Tell Me Lies': How Many Episodes Are in Season 3? Release Dates on Disney+
The third season of 'Tell Me Lies', the romantic drama about a toxic love story, arrives on Disney+ Spain and could be the last.
The British miniseries set in the 16th century hidden on streaming: a gem perfect for binge-watching
This British miniseries, based on UK bestsellers, is set during the Reformation era and features performances by Tom Holland and Damian Lewis. Perfect for binge-watching, it is available on streaming platforms.
The Little-Visited European Capital That Will Be One of the Most Popular Destinations in 2026
This European city, still little visited, offers impressive historic buildings, a vibrant atmosphere, and beautiful nearby natural landscapes, positioning itself as one of the most attractive destinations for 2026.
The Civil Guard forced to pre-signal a vehicle breakdown due to the poor light of the V16 beacon placed by the driver
The V16 beacon continues to show shortcomings in its visibility, even under optimal conditions. Because of this, the Civil Guard had to pre-signal a breakdown when the light from the beacon installed by the driver was not sufficient to adequately alert others.
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 they do not have data on how many drivers have yet to purchase the approved V-16 beacon, with five days remaining until the end of the year. She emphasized that the use of the beacon is not aimed at fining, but at improving road safety.
Tom Blyth and Emily Bader, from Friends to a Couple: Behind the Romantic Comedy That Has Won Your Heart on Netflix
The Netflix romantic comedy follows the story of two friends who, after several summers together, discover an unexpected love. Tom Blyth, Emily Bader, and author Emily Henry share details about the creation and impact of this story that has captivated audiences.
The Single Transport Pass for 60 Euros to Travel Across Spain Is Now on Sale: How to Buy It and Included Services
The Ministry of Transport launches a single pass for 60 euros that unifies all nationwide transportation, allowing travel across Spain with a single ticket. It is now on sale and offers access to various public transportation services at the national level.
Starlink confirms the arrival of its satellite mobile coverage in Spain: this is how Direct to Cell works
Starlink has announced that Spain will be among the countries with access to Direct to Cell, its satellite mobile coverage service. This technology allows the use of conventional 4G mobile phones for messaging, video calls, and browsing in areas without terrestrial coverage. Additional details about its implementation are still awaited.
A Route through 'El Chorrillo', Spain's Most Cinematic Desert Area
'El Chorrillo', located in the southeast of Andalusia, is one of the most arid places in Spain. Its unique landscape has served as a setting in numerous series and films, establishing itself as a key desert area for audiovisual productions.
The secret beneath the sand of Western Sahara: the reason for Morocco's interest in the former Spanish colony
Western Sahara possesses 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 Doubt on Their Effectiveness
Some drivers in Spain have begun using connected V16 beacons instead of warning triangles according to the new regulations. However, initial videos show dangerous situations that question the effectiveness of these beacons in safely signaling emergencies.
Work Calendar of Euskadi 2026: Easter Date, Holidays, and All Long Weekends
The next holiday in the work calendar of the Basque Country in 2026 falls on a Thursday, offering the possibility of a long weekend if Friday is taken off.
China says Carneyâs Beijing visit key to rebooting ties
China views Mark Carney's upcoming visit to Beijing as crucial for restoring and strengthening economic and diplomatic relations between China and the UK. The visit aims to enhance cooperation, address trade issues, and promote mutual understanding amid recent tensions. Both sides hope Carneyâs engagement will pave the way for a more stable and productive partnership.
Gold prices slip from record highs as Trump cools Iran, Fed concerns
Gold prices fell from record highs as comments from President Trump eased fears over escalating tensions with Iran and potential aggressive Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Investors reacted positively to reduced geopolitical risks and a softer outlook on monetary policy, leading to decreased demand for gold as a safe-haven asset.
Oil prices plunge 3% after 5-day surge as Trump downplays Iran escalation
Oil prices fell nearly 3% following a five-day rally after President Trump minimized concerns about escalating tensions with Iran. The drop reflects easing fears of immediate conflict, despite ongoing geopolitical risks in the Middle East. Market focus shifts as diplomatic signals suggest a possible de-escalation, impacting crude demand and price expectations.
US Justice Department seeks to block California limits on oil wells near schools, hospitals
The US Justice Department is challenging California's new regulations that restrict oil well operations near schools and hospitals. The DOJ argues these limits interfere with federal authority over oil production and could impact energy supply. California defends the rules as necessary for public health and environmental protection amid growing concerns about pollution near vulnerable communities.
Trump says no critical minerals tariffs for now, will seek overseas supplies
Former President Trump announced he will not impose tariffs on critical minerals at this time. Instead, he plans to secure overseas sources to meet U.S. demand, aiming to balance supply needs without disrupting trade. This approach reflects a shift from previous protectionist stances toward more strategic sourcing of essential minerals.
US oil prices dip more than $1 as Trump remarks reduce fears about Iran
US oil prices dropped over $1 following President Trump's comments that eased concerns about escalating tensions with Iran. His remarks suggested a reduced likelihood of conflict, calming markets worried about potential disruptions in oil supply from the region. This led to a decrease in crude oil prices amid improved investor sentiment.
Exclusive - Chevron Expected to Receive Expanded Venezuela License from US This Week, Sources Say
Chevron is anticipated to receive an expanded license from the U.S. government this week, allowing increased operations in Venezuela. This move reflects Washington's evolving stance on Venezuela amid geopolitical interests and aims to boost energy production while navigating sanctions. Sources indicate the expanded license could enable Chevron to enhance investments and deepen its involvement in Venezuela's oil sector.
Trump signs bill allowing whole milk back in school meals
President Trump signed a bill permitting whole milk to be served in school meals, reversing previous regulations favoring low-fat options. The move aims to give schools more flexibility in meal choices and accommodate student preferences, while supporters argue whole milk provides essential nutrients. Critics remain concerned about health impacts related to higher fat content.
US judge to rule Thursday on Equinor challenge to Trump offshore wind pause
A US judge is set to decide Thursday on Equinor's legal challenge against the Trump administration's pause on offshore wind projects. The case centers on the halt's impact on renewable energy development and the broader offshore wind industry, with implications for regulatory authority and environmental policy moving forward.
Oil prices drop as Trump signals de-escalation in Iran crisis
Oil prices fell after President Trump indicated a potential easing of tensions with Iran, reducing fears of conflict in the Middle East. This shift eased concerns about supply disruptions, leading to a decline in crude prices. Market watchers remain cautious but optimistic about improved stability in the region following Trump's statements.
TSMC smashes forecasts with record profit as it rides AI boom
TSMC reported record profits, surpassing forecasts due to soaring demand for chips used in AI applications. The company's strong financial results highlight its key role in the semiconductor industry amid the AI technology surge, reinforcing its position as a leading chip manufacturer globally.
Sanofi receives China approval for Myqorzo and Redemplo drugs
Sanofi announced that China has approved its drugs Myqorzo and Redemplo. These approvals mark significant progress for Sanofi's presence in the Chinese pharmaceutical market and are expected to enhance treatment options for patients in China. The company aims to expand access and improve healthcare outcomes with these new therapies.
Coinbase CEO opposes major US crypto bill, clouding regulatory outlook
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has expressed strong opposition to a major US cryptocurrency bill, citing concerns it would hinder innovation and impose burdensome regulations. His stance highlights ongoing tensions between crypto firms and regulators, creating uncertainty about the future regulatory landscape for digital assets in the United States.
Saks Global obtains US court approval for $400 million in rescue financing
Saks Global has secured approval from a US court for $400 million in rescue financing. This funding aims to support the company's operations and stabilize its financial position amid challenges. The move is expected to provide critical liquidity, helping Saks navigate ongoing market difficulties and protect its business continuity.
Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.46%
Taiwan stocks closed higher with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.46%, supported by gains in technology and semiconductor sectors. Investors remain optimistic amid positive corporate earnings and easing geopolitical tensions, boosting market confidence and trading volumes.
TSMC Q4 profit jumps 35% to record, beats expectations
TSMC reported a 35% increase in Q4 profits, reaching a record high and surpassing analyst expectations. Strong demand for chips and efficient operations contributed to the robust financial performance, positioning TSMC well for continued growth in the semiconductor industry.
TSMC Q4 profit up more than expected on AI demand; sees much higher capex in 2026
TSMC reported stronger-than-expected Q4 profits driven by increased AI chip demand. The company anticipates significantly higher capital expenditures in 2026 to expand advanced chip production. This reflects TSMCâs confidence in continued growth fueled by AI technology and semiconductor market trends.
Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.47%
Australian shares closed higher, with the S&P/ASX 200 index rising 0.47%. Gains were driven by strong performances in key sectors amid positive market sentiment. Investors reacted favorably to economic data and corporate earnings, supporting the market's upward momentum at the close of trade.
Australian Rio Tinto investor raises concerns over merits of potential Glencore deal
An Australian investor in Rio Tinto has expressed concerns about the potential merger with Glencore, questioning the strategic benefits and financial merits of the deal. The investor highlights risks related to market conditions and integration challenges, urging Rio Tintoâs leadership to carefully evaluate the proposal to protect shareholder value.
Microsoft in record deal for soil carbon credits as data centres surge
Microsoft has entered its largest-ever deal for soil carbon credits to offset emissions from its expanding data centres. The agreement supports sustainable farming practices that capture carbon in soil, helping reduce Microsoft's environmental impact amid rising energy demands from its cloud infrastructure growth. This move highlights the tech giant's commitment to carbon neutrality and addressing climate change.
Japanâs wholesale inflation slows in December
Japanâs wholesale inflation cooled in December, reflecting easing cost pressures amid slower global demand and a stronger yen. The pace of price increases for goods at the wholesale level slowed compared to previous months, signaling a potential easing of inflationary trends in the countryâs supply chain. This development may influence the Bank of Japanâs monetary policy decisions moving forward.
Strong US retail sales in November showcase economyâs resilience
US retail sales saw a robust increase in November, exceeding expectations and highlighting the economy's resilience amid ongoing inflation concerns and global uncertainties. Consumer spending remained strong, driven by demand in sectors like electronics and clothing. This growth signals continued confidence, supporting economic stability despite challenges such as supply chain disruptions and rising costs.
US healthcare spending soars to over $5 trillion in 2024
US healthcare spending is projected to exceed $5 trillion in 2024, driven by rising costs in hospital care, prescription drugs, and insurance. This marks a significant increase reflecting ongoing inflation and higher demand for medical services, posing challenges for policymakers addressing affordability and access.
US business inventories increase again in October
US business inventories rose again in October, reflecting ongoing supply chain adjustments and increased stockpiling by companies. The inventory buildup suggests businesses are preparing for higher demand despite economic uncertainties, contributing to shifts in supply dynamics. This trend impacts economic indicators and may influence future production and sales strategies.
Unexpected rise in EIA Crude Oil Inventories signals weaker demand
The latest EIA report showed an unexpected increase in crude oil inventories, suggesting weaker demand amid economic uncertainties. This rise contrasts with market expectations for a decline, causing oil prices to drop. Analysts attribute the inventory build-up to slowing industrial activity and concerns over global growth, indicating potential challenges ahead for the energy sector.
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Business inventories hold steady, defying expectations for slowdown
U.S. business inventories remained steady in recent reports, countering predictions of a slowdown. This stability suggests sustained production and sales activity, indicating resilience in the economy despite concerns over potential downturns. Analysts note that steady inventories support ongoing demand and may influence future economic forecasts.
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US current account deficit contracts sharply in the third quarter
The US current account deficit significantly narrowed in Q3 due to reduced trade and income deficits. Strong exports and a drop in imports contributed to the improvement. This contraction signals a positive shift in the US external balance amid ongoing economic challenges.
U.S. producer prices increased marginally, but "core" shows bigger growth
U.S. producer prices rose slightly in May, reflecting modest inflation at the wholesale level. However, core producer prices, which exclude food and energy, showed stronger growth, indicating underlying inflation pressures. This suggests persistent inflation challenges ahead for policymakers and markets.
Oil drops as Trump calms Iran fears; tech stocks slide in Asia
Oil prices fell after former President Trump eased concerns over escalating tensions with Iran. Meanwhile, technology stocks declined in Asian markets amid broader investor caution. The combined impact of geopolitical reassurance and sector-specific weakness influenced market movements across the region.
ECB has no room for complacency as attack on Fed raises risks, Kazaks says
ECB Governing Council member Martins Kazaks warned that the ECB cannot be complacent amid recent tensions surrounding the US Federal Reserve. He highlighted rising risks in the global economy due to political attacks on the Fed, urging the ECB to remain vigilant in its monetary policy approach to maintain financial stability.
Bank of Korea signals end to easing cycle after standing pat to safeguard FX stability
The Bank of Korea held interest rates steady to maintain foreign exchange stability, signaling a likely end to its easing cycle. This pause aims to curb won volatility amid global uncertainties. The central bank's decision reflects a cautious approach, balancing economic support with the need to manage inflation and currency risks amid external pressures.
Morning Bid: Great stock rotation rolls on
The stock market continues its dynamic rotation as investors shift focus from growth to value stocks. Tech shares see profit-taking while cyclical and financial sectors gain momentum. This rotation reflects changing economic expectations, with traders positioning for inflation and interest rate developments. Market volatility remains elevated amid mixed corporate earnings and cautious sentiment.
Yen steadies as Japan election looms, intervention fears build
The Japanese yen remained steady ahead of a key election, with market participants cautious of potential government intervention to curb its recent sharp appreciation. Traders are closely monitoring political developments and official statements, as a stronger yen poses challenges to Japan's export-driven economy. Intervention fears have contributed to the yen's volatility, reflecting uncertainty ahead of the electoral outcome.
BOJ to raise rates again to 1% or higher by end-September, possibly by July: Reuters Poll
According to a Reuters poll, the Bank of Japan is expected to raise interest rates to 1% or higher by the end of September, with a possible increase as early as July. This move reflects growing concerns over inflation and aligns with global central banks tightening monetary policy. The rate hike marks a significant shift for the BOJ, which has maintained ultra-low rates for years to support economic growth.
KKR secures $2.5 billion for second Asia private credit fund
KKR has raised $2.5 billion for its second Asia private credit fund, marking strong investor confidence in the region's growing credit market. The fund will focus on providing customized debt solutions to mid-sized companies, supporting growth and expansion in Asia's diverse economies. This follows the success of their first Asia private credit fund, aiming to capitalize on increasing demand for private credit options.
Man shot in Minneapolis during federal immigration operation, local media reports
A man was shot in Minneapolis amid a federal immigration enforcement operation, according to local media. Details about the incident, including the man's condition and circumstances of the shooting, remain limited as authorities investigate. The operation reflects ongoing federal efforts to address immigration violations in the area.
Trump says no plan to fire Fed Chair Powell amid DOJ probe - Reuters interview
Former President Trump stated he has no intention of firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell despite the ongoing Department of Justice investigation. Trump emphasized his respect for Powellâs role and expressed confidence in his leadership amid the probe.
Exclusive - Trump says he has no plan to fire Fedâs Powell despite investigation
Former President Donald Trump stated he has no intention of firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, despite ongoing investigations. Trump emphasized his respect for Powell's role and dismissed speculation about potential changes to Fed leadership during his administration.
Bitcoin price today: recovers to $96k with US crypto market bill in focus
Bitcoin's price rebounded to $96,000 amid attention on a new US cryptocurrency market bill. The proposed legislation aims to provide clearer regulations for the crypto industry, boosting investor confidence. This recovery reflects optimism about regulatory clarity supporting market growth and stability in the digital asset sector.
GooMoney Secures $19.3M in BTC Strategic Backing Ahead of Launch
GooMoney has raised $19.3 million in strategic investments to support its upcoming launch. The funding aims to enhance the company's Bitcoin-focused financial services and expand its user base. Backed by key industry players, GooMoney is positioned to innovate in cryptocurrency payments and adoption.
Aster âHuman vs AIâ Live Trading Competition Season 1 Concludes
The first season of Asterâs âHuman vs AIâ Live Trading Competition has ended, showcasing traders competing against advanced AI systems. The event highlighted the strengths and challenges of both human intuition and algorithmic precision in live market conditions, drawing significant attention from the trading community. Winners were recognized, and plans for future seasons were announced to further explore this innovative trading dynamic.
Bitcoin price today: jumps above $96k after Strategy buy, but weakness persists
Bitcoin surged past $96,000 following a significant strategy buy, signaling renewed investor interest. However, despite the bullish move, underlying market weakness remains a concern, with volatility and uncertain momentum suggesting cautious trading ahead.
Fondeo.xyz Introduces 24 Hour Payout Guarantee for Qualified Traders
Fondeo.xyz has launched a 24-hour payout guarantee for traders who meet qualification criteria. This initiative aims to enhance trader confidence by ensuring faster access to earnings. The platform emphasizes transparency and efficiency, positioning itself as a trader-friendly destination in the competitive financial market. The new policy is expected to attract more active traders seeking reliable payout schedules.
PrimeXBT Expands Crypto Futures with 40 New Crypto Assets
PrimeXBT has enhanced its crypto futures trading platform by adding 40 new cryptocurrency assets. This expansion broadens trading options, offering users greater diversity and flexibility in their investment choices. The update aims to meet growing demand and boost market activity on PrimeXBTâs platform.
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Fors Launches Beta to Aggregate Prediction Markets Across Solana Ecosystem
Fors has launched its beta platform to aggregate prediction markets within the Solana ecosystem. This initiative aims to unify various market data, enhancing user access and experience. By consolidating predictions across Solana-based platforms, Fors seeks to improve market transparency and decision-making for participants in the decentralized finance space.
Bitcoin price today: ticks up to $92.5k after cooler-than-expected core CPI data
Bitcoinâs price rose to $92,500 following the release of cooler-than-expected core Consumer Price Index (CPI) data. The lower inflation figures boosted investor confidence, driving demand for the cryptocurrency. Market analysts view this as a positive sign for Bitcoinâs near-term growth amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
Polygon Labs to acquire Coinme and Sequence for stablecoin payments
Polygon Labs plans to acquire Coinme and Sequence to enhance its stablecoin payment infrastructure. This move aims to streamline crypto transactions and expand the adoption of stablecoins for everyday use, leveraging Coinme's digital currency exchange and Sequence's payment technology. The acquisitions will strengthen Polygon's ecosystem by integrating seamless and efficient crypto payment solutions.
Sampo continues share buyback with 333,418 shares purchased
Sampo has purchased 333,418 of its own shares as part of an ongoing share buyback program. This move reflects the company's strategy to optimize its capital structure and enhance shareholder value. The buyback signals confidence in Sampo's financial position and future prospects.
Serabi Gold reports record annual production, sets higher guidance
Serabi Gold announced record annual gold production, exceeding previous targets. The company also raised its production guidance for the upcoming year, citing ongoing operational improvements and exploration successes. This marks a significant milestone, reinforcing Serabiâs strong position and growth prospects in the gold mining industry.
Trust, Strategy, and Growth: STARTRADER is the Official Sponsor of the UAE National Cricket Team for ICC 2026
STARTRADER has become the official sponsor of the UAE National Cricket Team for the ICC 2026 tournament. This partnership aims to boost the team's performance and promote cricket's growth in the UAE, reflecting STARTRADER's commitment to strategic support and trust in sports development.
Bristow Group prices $500 million senior secured notes due 2033
Bristow Group has priced $500 million in senior secured notes maturing in 2033. The offering aims to strengthen the company's financial position and support its long-term growth plans. The notes will be secured by Bristow's assets, providing investors with added security. Proceeds are expected to be used for debt repayment and general corporate purposes.
KKR completes $2.5 billion fundraise for Asia Pacific credit investments
KKR has successfully raised $2.5 billion for its Asia Pacific credit strategy, exceeding initial targets. The fund will focus on diverse credit opportunities across the region, supporting businesses affected by market volatility. This milestone highlights growing investor confidence in Asiaâs credit markets and KKRâs expanding footprint in the region.
Cathie Woodâs ARK sells Tesla stock, buys Broadcom and Klarna
Cathie Woodâs ARK Invest has reduced its holdings in Tesla while increasing investments in Broadcom and Klarna. The move reflects ARK's strategy to diversify and adjust its portfolio amid shifting market conditions, focusing on technology and innovative companies with strong growth potential.
Psyence Biomedical announces 1-for-6.25 share consolidation
Psyence Biomedical has announced a 1-for-6.25 share consolidation aimed at enhancing the marketability of its shares. This move will reduce the total number of shares outstanding, potentially improving trading liquidity and investor appeal. The consolidation reflects the company's strategy to strengthen its capital structure and support future growth initiatives.
Haivision Q4 2025 presentation slides: Revenue surges 33% as real-time video demand grows
Haivision reported a 33% revenue increase in Q4 2025, driven by rising demand for real-time video streaming solutions. The company's growth reflects expanding adoption across industries needing high-quality live video, boosting sales and market position.
BigBear.ai converts $125 million in senior notes to strengthen balance sheet
BigBear.ai has converted $125 million of its senior notes into equity to improve its financial position. This move aims to reduce debt and strengthen the company's balance sheet, providing more flexibility for growth and operations amid market challenges.
Camil Alimentos Q3 2025 slides: EBITDA surges 39% despite revenue dip
Camil Alimentos reported a 39% increase in EBITDA for Q3 2025, driven by improved operational efficiencies and cost control, despite a decline in revenue. The company faced lower sales volumes but managed to enhance profitability through strategic measures and optimized production processes.