News Summary - 01/21/2026

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Trump doubles down on Greenland ahead of Davos visit, saying there is 'no going back'

Trump's arrival at the World Economic Forum was delayed when Air Force One experienced a minor electrical issue, forcing the plane to turn back. Despite this, he remains firm on his stance regarding Greenland ahead of the Davos event.

Lyse Doucet: Trump is shaking the world order more than any president since WW2

Trump's attempt to purchase Greenland highlights his disruptive approach to global politics, challenging established norms and alliances. This move exemplifies how his actions are unsettling the post-WW2 world order amid rising international tensions.

Driver killed in second deadly Spain train crash in days

A second train crash in Andalusia has injured at least 37 people, five seriously, following Sunday's deadly two-train collision.

Locked exits, panic and desperate calls for help: Survivors tell of mall fire horror

Survivors of the Pakistan shopping center fire recount locked exits, widespread panic, and frantic calls for help as the blaze trapped shoppers inside. Eyewitnesses describe chaotic scenes, with many struggling to escape the rapidly spreading flames. Authorities are investigating the cause while emergency services continue rescue efforts.

Life sentence for man who killed Japan's ex-PM Shinzo Abe

The man who assassinated former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe received a life sentence. The shocking killing stunned Japan, a nation known for its extremely low rates of gun violence.

Beckham vs Peltz Beckham: Could Brooklyn torpedo the family brand?

Brooklyn Beckham's recent explosive social media post has caused significant internal strife within the Beckham family brand, leading commentators to suggest it may damage their unified public image.

Global markets on alert as Europe to suspend approval of US trade deal

Europe plans to suspend approval of a US trade deal amid renewed tensions triggered by Donald Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland, raising uncertainty in global markets.

Alleged scam mastermind arrested after being exposed by BBC

Kuong Li, highlighted in a 2023 BBC Eye investigation into alleged scam compounds in Southeast Asia, has been arrested following the exposure. The probe brought to light operations involving fraudulent activities across the region, leading to increased law enforcement action against those involved.

Shock and confusion as Spain struggles for answers after deadly train crash

Investigators are still puzzled about what caused Sunday’s deadly train crash in southern Spain, with no clear answers yet emerging.

UK defends Chagos deal after Trump calls it 'act of great stupidity'

President Trump criticized the UK's Chagos Islands deal as an "act of great stupidity." He cited national security concerns, suggesting Greenland should be acquired by the US, emphasizing its strategic importance.

Spat deepens between Elon Musk and Ryanair's O'Leary

Elon Musk and Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary have exchanged insults, calling each other "idiots" in a growing public feud.

New ceasefire in Syria after Kurdish-led forces pull out of camp for IS families

The Syrian government declared a four-day ceasefire with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), who stated they were "compelled" to withdraw troops from the al-Hol camp, which houses families of IS members.

Ukraine's parliament and half of Kyiv without heating after Russian strikes

President Zelensky reports a significant increase in Russia's use of ballistic missiles in attacks on Ukraine, causing severe damage including the loss of heating for Ukraine's parliament and half of Kyiv.

Colombia sentences ex-paramilitary leader Mancuso to 40 years in jail

Salvatore Mancuso was sentenced to 40 years in prison for leading a paramilitary group responsible for over 100 crimes, including attacks targeting an indigenous community, according to the tribunal ruling.

Ex-president accused of murder plot extradited to Burkina Faso

Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba, former president of Burkina Faso, has been extradited to face accusations related to a murder plot. He has not made any public comments regarding these allegations.

Second Lady Usha Vance Announces She Is Pregnant with Fourth Child

Usha Vance shared on social media that she is expecting her fourth child, a boy, due in late July.

Cow astonishes scientists with rare use of tools

Scientists have discovered a cow using tools, indicating that cows may possess significantly higher cognitive abilities than previously believed. This rare behavior challenges current understanding of bovine intelligence and suggests more complex mental capacities in these animals.

Australia parliament passes gun reform and anti-hate bills after Bondi shooting

In response to the worst mass shooting in decades at a Jewish festival in December, Australia’s parliament has passed new gun reform and anti-hate legislation aimed at enhancing public safety and preventing hate-motivated violence.

France makes first interception targeting small boat crossings to UK

France has conducted its first interception targeting small boat crossings to the UK, following a tactical shift agreed in response to increasing UK government pressure for stronger intervention measures.

'Europe is at a total loss': Russia gloats over Greenland tensions

Russia's media praises Donald Trump's interest in buying Greenland, viewing it as a sign of U.S. strategic moves and European confusion. Pro-Russian outlets highlight the situation as Europe struggling to respond effectively, while Russia enjoys the diplomatic tensions unfolding over the Arctic territory.

Bobi Wine tells the BBC from hiding he will not contest Uganda election results in court

Bobi Wine, having lost Uganda's presidential election, announced from hiding that he will not challenge the results in court, citing a lack of judicial independence. He called for "peaceful change" despite the disputed election outcome.

China demands Taliban protect its citizens after deadly Kabul blast

China has urged the Taliban to ensure the safety of its citizens following a deadly blast in Kabul. While the Islamic State group claims responsibility, local police continue to investigate the incident's cause.

Surfer injured in fourth shark attack in Australian state in 48 hours

Authorities in an Australian state have reported a fourth shark attack on a surfer within 48 hours. Following heavy rainfall, officials are warning the public to avoid entering waterways due to increased shark activity and potential safety risks.

Anthony Joshua's driver appears in court after crash that killed two

Anthony Joshua's driver appeared in court following a crash that resulted in the deaths of two of Joshua's team members. Joshua was a passenger in the vehicle during the incident.

Greenland 'will stay Greenland', former Trump adviser declares

Donald Trump's former chief economic adviser stated that the president's interest in buying Greenland is merely a negotiating tactic and that Greenland will remain part of Denmark.

Nigeria police deny reports of mass church abductions in north

A state police commissioner dismissed reports of mass church abductions in northern Nigeria as falsehoods spread by individuals seeking to fuel conflict.

Ghana arrests Nigerians accused of running cyber-crime networks

Ghana is witnessing a rise in foreigners, particularly Nigerians, being attracted by false promises of lucrative jobs. Authorities have arrested several Nigerians suspected of operating cyber-crime networks, addressing the issue of fraudulent recruitment and cyber-related offenses within the country.

Film about Palestinian girl's desperate plea was a 'way to not feel helpless,' says director

Kaouther Ben Hani's Oscar-nominated film, The Voice of Hind Rajab, tells the tragic story of a Palestinian girl killed in Gaza. The director made the film as a way to cope with feelings of helplessness amid the ongoing conflict.

The Indian couple who won a $200,000 settlement over 'food racism' at US university

An Indian couple received a $200,000 settlement after facing discrimination at a US university for heating palak paneer in a campus microwave, highlighting issues of food racism.

Trump greenlit tiny Kei cars but will Americans actually buy them?

The president has approved the introduction of small Kei cars, popular in Japan, into the US market. These compact vehicles offer improved fuel efficiency and easier parking, but it remains uncertain if American consumers will embrace their smaller size and different design.

Palestinian children's football pitch faces Israeli demolition ultimatum

Israel has ordered the removal of a football pitch built for Palestinian children, claiming it was constructed illegally. The club must dismantle the field or face forced demolition by Israeli authorities.

Trump's full messages with European leaders – and what they tell us

Experts analyze private messages between US President Donald Trump and European leaders recently made public. The communications reveal insights into diplomatic relations, tone, and Trump's informal style, highlighting both cooperation and tensions in transatlantic ties during his presidency.

Confronted over Greenland, Europe is ditching its softly-softly approach to Trump

Transatlantic relations are strained but not broken. To effectively engage with Trump, Europe needs to present a united front, abandoning its previous gentle tactics, argues Europe Editor Katya Adler.

Hiring woes and 'super high' prices: Voters say Trump's progress on the US economy is mixed

One year into President Trump's return, six Americans shared mixed views on the US economy. While some noted improvements, many highlighted ongoing challenges like hiring difficulties and sharply rising prices, reflecting a divided perception of economic progress under Trump's leadership.

BBC visits UN compound Israel is demolishing in East Jerusalem

John Sudworth reports that heavy machinery noises fill the air around the UN compound in East Jerusalem, which is being demolished by Israeli authorities.

More than 100 vehicles pile up on US motorway after crash

Heavy snow in Ottawa County, Michigan, led to a massive crash involving over 100 vehicles, including jack-knifed trucks scattered across the road, causing significant disruptions.

Ros Atkins on...President Trump's Year in Numbers

The BBC’s Analysis Editor reviews Donald Trump’s first year back as president, highlighting key figures related to his executive orders, pardons, travel, and posts on Truth Social, providing a numerical overview of his impact and activity during this period.

At the scene of Spain's worst rail disaster in over a decade

BBC's Guy Hedgecoe reported from the site of Spain's deadliest rail crash in over ten years, where authorities have established a large police cordon to manage the area.

Spain train crash survivors describe 'absolutely terrifying' scene

Passengers on two trains that collided between Málaga and Madrid described the crash as "absolutely terrifying." The incident occurred Sunday evening, with survivors recounting panic and chaos as the trains collided. Emergency services responded swiftly to aid those affected.

Train Driver Dies in Derailment in Gelida: 37 Injured, Five Seriously

The train derailed in Gelida after a retaining wall collapsed onto the tracks, caused by heavy rains in Catalonia. The train driver died and 37 people were injured, five of them seriously.

Neighbors of Gélida recount the chaos after the Rodalies train derailment: "My hand is shaking"

Neighbors of Gélida describe the chaos following the Rodalies train derailment, pointing out that there were two drivers, one in training, and many stones on the tracks, which may have caused the accident.

Train accidents in Barcelona, live latest updates | The Counsellors of Territory and Interior have traveled to Gelida

The President of the Generalitat of Catalonia, Salvador Illa, is closely following the railway accident in Gelida, where the Counsellors of Territory and Interior have traveled to manage the situation.

The hard night work after the derailment of the Rodalies train in Gelida

A train on the R4 line derailed in Gelida after a wall collapsed due to heavy rains. The train driver died and 37 people were injured, five seriously. Firefighters attribute the accident to adverse weather conditions.

The assessment after two days of investigation into the Adamuz accident: which hypotheses are considered and which are ruled out

The investigation of the Adamuz accident is focusing on a possible break in the track welding or a technical failure of the train, ruling out causes such as human error or excessive speed.

Race Against Time in the Adamuz Investigation to Find Clues Before the Scene of the Tragedy Can Be "Contaminated" in 48 Hours

The investigation in Adamuz is advancing against the clock to collect key clues before the scene of the incident can become contaminated within 48 hours, which would complicate resolving the case. Authorities are working intensely amid the strain caused by time pressure and the importance of preserving evidence.

Adif says it inspected the Adamuz track two months ago and found it "in adequate condition" for circulation

Adif carried out inspections on October 3 and November 21 on sections of the Madrid-Seville line, including the Adamuz section, and stated that the tracks were in adequate condition, while investigations continue into whether the accident could have been caused by the poor state of the track.

Bridge considers possible faults in the Adamuz track due to a "youthful mistake" but there were no "signs indicating it was wrong"

The minister acknowledges that possible faults in the Adamuz track are only a hypothesis and that the Iryo train that derailed first has not yet been inspected. He describes the incident as a hard blow and avoids commenting on assuming responsibilities if it is related to Adif.

Is the AVE shaking worrisome?: "If the train vibrates and is getting newer... it's because what's underneath is worse"

The SEMAF union warns that vibrations in the AVE cause stress on all components of the train. They point out that if a newer train vibrates more, it indicates that the underlying infrastructure is deteriorated, which could affect the safety and maintenance of the system.

Adif limits speed to 160 km/h on a section of the Madrid-Barcelona line after months of complaints from train drivers

Adif has reduced the speed to 160 km/h on a 150 km section of the Madrid-Barcelona line due to "bumps" reported by train drivers. The measure will remain in place until a maintenance review is conducted. The PP criticizes Puente for promising the AVE at 350 km/h just two months ago and demands explanations for this speed restriction.

This is the commission investigating the Adamuz accident: who is part of it, how it works, and its objectives

The CIAF technically investigates serious railway accidents and others that may contribute to improvements in railway safety, seeking conclusions to prevent future incidents.

Accident in Córdoba: Death Toll Rises

A double train derailment in Adamuz, Córdoba, has left at least 39 dead and 152 injured. Currently, 48 people are hospitalized, including 12 in the ICU and five minors.

A wave of solidarity to ease the pain in Adamuz: "As long as they need us, we will be here"

Taxi drivers offer free rides to families of those affected, and the Córdoba Blood Transfusion Center receives a large number of blood donations, demonstrating strong community support in Adamuz.

Julio, the 16-year-old 'improvised hero' in the Adamuz tragedy: "I didn't stop to think if I was tired, I just wanted to help"

Julio, a 16-year-old boy, was one of the first to arrive at the scene of the accident in Adamuz. Without hesitation and without thinking about his fatigue, he dedicated himself to helping during the tragedy, becoming an improvised hero due to his quick and brave response.

Sánchez and Feijóo maintain the political truce while Moncloa points out Vox's "mean" attitude

Moncloa plans to resume meetings next week between Sánchez and the political groups, starting with Alberto Núñez Feijóo, amid a political truce. Meanwhile, Moncloa harshly criticizes Vox's attitude, describing it as "mean."

Anxiety Among Travelers After the Tragedy: "My Train Stopped Today and I Became More Nervous Than Usual"

Psychologist Francisca Ruiz offers key advice for managing anxiety among travelers following the tragedy. She explains that feeling nervous in unexpected situations is common and recommends techniques to overcome fear and regain calm.

Dismay Among Prison Officer Candidates After Several Members Die in Adamuz

Hundreds of candidates for the Prison Assistants corps were returning by train after an exam at the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) for 900 positions, amid dismay over the death of several members in Adamuz.

Confirmed the death of David Cordón, father of Getafe player Davinchi

Davinchi's father, a Getafe player, passed away while traveling by train back to Huelva after attending the match between Getafe and Valencia last Sunday.

The young cardiologist Jesús Saldaña, one of the deceased in the Adamuz train crash

Jesús Saldaña, a young cardiologist, died in the train crash that occurred in Adamuz. His family and friends shared numerous messages on social media requesting information about his whereabouts after the accident.

Does the EU have any military deterrence capability against the all-powerful USA? These are the arsenals of both

The European Union, with its 27 members, would be the second world power, but only France possesses nuclear weapons. The United Kingdom, not a member of the EU, also has nuclear armament. This limits the EU's independent military deterrence capability against the USA.

Greenland, the island with fewer inhabitants than Cuenca and a GDP per capita higher than Germany

Tension between the United States and Europe is growing after Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on countries opposing the annexation of Greenland, an island with few inhabitants and a GDP per capita higher than Germany’s.

The decline of the 'traditional lifelong' business: Spain loses 21,400 individual self-employed workers in 2025 while corporate self-employed surge

In 2025, Spain is expected to lose 21,400 individual self-employed workers, reflecting the decline of traditional models. However, corporate self-employed workers increase significantly, demonstrating a shift towards more complex and consolidated business structures in the Spanish labor market.

Antonio Canales Has Had to Leave 'Gran Hermano Dúo' Due to a "Force Majeure Issue"

Antonio Canales has left 'Gran Hermano Dúo' due to a "force majeure issue," forcing him to leave the show for personal reasons that prevent him from continuing in the competition.

Candela Peña's Slip-Up on 'La Revuelta': "With all of you, Pepe..., oops, no!"

During the broadcast of 'La Revuelta,' Candela Peña made a mistake while introducing a guest, saying "With all of you, Pepe..., oops, no!" and quickly correcting herself, causing laughter and showcasing a spontaneous and funny moment on the show.

Évole's Dedication to Juan del Val from 'Pasapalabra' for His Outfit: "This One's for You"

Torito, Jordi Évole, Luisa Gavasa, and Mariola Fuentes are the new guests on Antena 3's game show 'Pasapalabra,' where Évole dedicated his outfit to Juan del Val.

Real Madrid - Monaco Champions League, live: score, goals, and latest news from matchday 7

The Bernabéu applauded Real Madrid from the start, highlighting the outstanding performance of Vinícius, who was cheered by teammates and fans after a great match.

The Supreme Court states that limiting the annual update of rents does not violate the right to private property

The Supreme Court supports the 2% limit on the annual update of rents imposed in 2022, considering that this government measure protects tenants against inflation without violating the right to private property.

A polar jet stream arrives in Spain after storm Harry: it will bring more rain, snow, and wind from Greenland

After storm Harry moves toward the Mediterranean, a polar jet stream will reach Spain from Greenland starting Wednesday, causing a new period of instability with rain, snow, and strong winds.

The Mayrit tunnel boring machine is already 60% assembled: it is expected to reach Madrid Río in summer on its way to the city center

The Mayrit tunnel boring machine, which will excavate Line 11 of the metro, is 60% assembled at Comillas station. Technicians maintain the start of work for March, and it is expected to reach Madrid Río in summer, advancing towards the center of Madrid.

The Bonaparte Tunnel Reopens, the Secret Passage Used by the Kings to Cross from Campo del Moro to the Manzanares

The tunnel, designed by Juan Villanueva on commission from José Bonaparte, has reopened after being closed since the 1980s. This historic underground passage connected the Campo del Moro with the Manzanares River.

Kast Announces His Cabinet and Appoints Two Former Pinochet Lawyers to Defense and Justice

Kast presented a mostly technical cabinet, with few politicians and the majority coming from the business or academic sectors, including two former Pinochet lawyers in the Ministries of Defense and Justice.

Chagos, the remote militarized islands of the United Kingdom in the Indian Ocean whose transfer to Mauritius is criticized by Trump: "It's stupid"

Between 1968 and 1973, the United Kingdom expelled the 2,000 inhabitants of the Chagos archipelago to lease the island of Diego García to the U.S. This transfer of the islands to Mauritius has been criticized by Trump, who called it "stupid."

The Bonaparte Tunnel Reopens, the Kings' Secret Passage to Cross from Campo del Moro to the Manzanares

The underground tunnel designed by Juan Villanueva commissioned by José Bonaparte, which connects Campo del Moro with the Manzanares River, and had been closed since the 1980s, has been reopened. This secret passage was used by the kings to cross discreetly.

The lifeless body of the missing person in Palau-sator found after being swept away by the water

The lifeless body of the man who went missing in Palau-sator was found after being swept away by the waters. The emergency service urges the public to exercise extreme caution and avoid traveling in the area.

Storm Harry leaves destruction in Catalonia, flooded streets, closed roads, and one dead in Girona

The storm Harry has caused serious damage in Catalonia, with flooding, submerged streets, and closed roads. The situation has led to transportation disruptions and power outages. One fatality has been reported in Girona due to the storm, which has particularly affected coastal and inland areas, leaving significant material damage and complicating mobility in the region.

If Your Phone Starts Doing This, It Means You Are Being Spied On Without Realizing It

The risk of theft or espionage by cybercriminals is increasing, as they use various techniques to obtain passwords and bank data without the user noticing.

Woman caught in Valladolid inside someone else's home with the owner's ring and several drugs

The police found a woman hiding in a crouched position inside a room in Valladolid, holding a metal bar. The suspect was wearing the owner’s ring and had several drugs, implicating her in a theft.

Évole's Dedication to Juan del Val from 'Pasapalabra' for His Outfit: "This One's for You"

Torito, Jordi Évole, Luisa Gavasa, and Mariola Fuentes are the new guests on the Antena 3 game show, where Évole made a special dedication to Juan del Val for his outfit.

The new photos showing how the trains looked after the Adamuz accident

New images show the devastating condition of several train cars after the Adamuz railway accident, highlighting the severe damage caused by the collision between the two trains.

The Supreme Court states that limiting the annual rent increase does not violate the right to private property

The Supreme Court upholds the 2% cap on the annual rent increase established by the Government in 2022, considering that it does not violate the right to private property, but rather protects tenants against inflation.

The sky of Galicia turns red: this is how the northern lights were seen in the region

Cloudiness and rain made it difficult to observe the northern lights in Galicia, but in areas where the sky was clear, a reddish glow characteristic of the phenomenon could be seen.

United States issues alert for a solar storm impacting Earth this Tuesday

The United States has issued an alert for a solar storm that will affect Earth this Tuesday. In extreme cases, these phenomena can damage essential infrastructure and technologies.

Items That Will Help You Overcome the January Slump: You Could Have €1,000 Forgotten in a Drawer

53% of Spaniards accumulate up to €1,000 in unused items at home. Vinted highlights the economic value of these objects and how selling them second-hand can ease financial pressure after the holidays.

Influencer Dulce Enríquez dies in car accident

Dulce Enríquez, influencer, died after being hospitalized for 9 days due to multiple injuries sustained in a car accident along with the municipal president of Santa María Huatulco.

Maduro's son reiterates his support for the "high political command" led by Delcy Rodríguez

Maduro's son reaffirmed his support for the "high political command" led by Delcy Rodríguez after participating in a march demanding the freedom of the president and his wife.

We are looking for the region with the best football fans in Spain’s bars

LALIGA BARES CLUB and '20minutos' invite readers to vote for the region in Spain where the passion for football is experienced most intensely in bars, highlighting the excitement of sharing goals and celebrations together.

Anemia in Pregnancy: Myths, Truths, and Key Guidelines for Proper Nutrition

The WHO estimates that 37% of pregnant women worldwide suffer from anemia. This article addresses the myths and truths about anemia during pregnancy and offers key guidelines for proper nutrition to prevent and combat this condition, promoting maternal and fetal health.

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

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

People with Obesity Suffer Twice the Unemployment Due to "Great Stigmatization" and "Fear" of Absences

A new survey reveals that 30% of people with severe obesity have tried more than six diets, and almost half consider them partially or completely unsuccessful. Additionally, they face twice the unemployment due to stigmatization and fear of missing work.

He leaves the ICU and is moved to the ward to continue medical treatment against pubic osteomyelitis

The president had a good night, without fever and with a significant decrease in pain. He has left the ICU and has been transferred to the ward to continue medical treatment against pubic osteomyelitis.

The water reservoir rises again and is at 57.2% of its capacity

The water reservoir in Spain has increased, reaching 57.2% of its capacity. Only the internal basins of the Basque Country remain stable compared to the previous week, with a level of 85.7%.

Rafa Jódar makes an epic debut in Australia with his first Grand Slam win

Rafa Jódar advanced to the second round of the Australian Open after defeating Rei Sakamoto in an exciting five-set match, achieving his first victory in a Grand Slam.

Who is Rafa Jódar, the new promise of Spanish tennis that everyone is talking about at the Australian Open

Rafa Jódar, a young Spanish tennis player, stood out at the Australian Open by defeating Budkov Kjaer with a score of 2-6, 6-2, and 7-6(1) after two hours and six minutes, gaining recognition as a new promise of Spanish tennis.

Koldo García's Ex-Partner Claims All PSOE Refunds Were Paid in Cash

Patricia Úriz testified before the National Court and denied having acknowledged the messages with Koldo García that mentioned terms such as "chistorras," "soles," and "lechugas."

Shopping with Ainhoa: I live with an athlete and these are their running essentials

Ainhoa shares her experience with the running craze, highlighting how living with an athlete influences her routine. She describes the commitment to the sport in all conditions, from winter to summer, and emphasizes the importance of proper gear and precise measurement of kilometers for those who love to run.

Mutua Madrileña takes advantage of Mapfre Spain's decline in the car insurance business

Mutua Madrileña has surpassed Mapfre Spain in the car insurance market, reaching a market share of 18.62%, while Mapfre remains in second place with 17.85%.

Michael J. Fox, 40 years ago: "I had enough just surviving each day of filming"

Michael J. Fox will release his memoirs on January 21, where he dedicates several passages to the movie that made him a star, revealing the difficulties and challenges he faced during filming in those early years.

Mariano Sigman, neuroscientist: "The phrase 'do whatever you want' means anything but that"

Mariano Sigman explains that common phrases like "do whatever you want" seem neutral, but in reality, they hide complex meanings that influence communication and interpretation.

Matthieu Ricard, Buddhist monk and the 'happiest man in the world': "It takes practice and effort"

Matthieu Ricard explains that happiness is not a constant state, but a balance reached after experiencing emotional ups and downs. To attain this center of well-being, continuous practice and effort are essential.

Would You Board a Plane Built by Robots? Airbus Plans to Introduce Humanoids in Its Factories

Airbus and the Chinese company UBTech have signed an agreement to manufacture airplanes using humanoid robots, aiming to automate and revolutionize the production process in their factories.

The Baltic jewel you must visit if you plan to travel to Poland: a destination full of history and amber

This city, known as the amber capital, has risen from its ashes and is distinguished by its impressive medieval engineering, making it a must-see historic and tourist destination in Poland.

This is the Madrid restaurant where Marta Pombo celebrated her birthday: "The meatballs are delicious"

Marta Pombo celebrated her 34th birthday at El Cacique, a Madrid restaurant open since 1970, known for its delicious meatballs, which she especially highlighted.

Highways and Motorways That Already Limit Sections to 100 km/h: Is It Against the Law?

More and more sections of highways and motorways in Spain are imposing speed limits of 100 km/h, even though these are not included in the General Traffic Regulations for these roads, raising doubts about their legality.

Valdano Criticizes Arbeloa for His Stance After the Whistles: "Dividing Madrid Fans into Good and Bad Is a Bad Idea"

Jorge Valdano criticized Álvaro Arbeloa for his stance following the whistles directed at the team during the match against Levante, pointing out that dividing Real Madrid supporters into "good and bad" is wrong and harms the unity of the Madrid fanbase.

Catalonia will ease swine fever restrictions in 79 municipalities in the coming weeks

The Catalan government is awaiting the results of the sequencing of two pending samples analyzed by IRTA-CReSA, which will allow for the easing of swine fever restrictions in 79 municipalities in the coming weeks.

Puigdemont gathers the Junts deputies in Belgium to define the strategy of their group

Puigdemont summons the Junts deputies in Belgium to establish the group's strategy, in a context of rupture with the PSOE and rejection of the new financing.

How to Identify a Fraudulent Online Store

Ibercaja and the National Cybersecurity Institute provide a guide to help consumers make safe purchases and bookings online, offering key tips to identify fraudulent online stores and avoid scams.

Yolanda Díaz's Missed Opportunity

Yolanda Díaz aimed to unite peripheral left-wing groups but made a critical mistake by abruptly expelling Podemos from her project, missing a chance to build a broader coalition.

When to Ask for a Raise: The Best Times of the Year (and Day)

A UK Biobank study, based on surveys of more than 88,000 people, identifies the best time of day and time of year to ask for a raise, thereby optimizing the chances of success.

The Change to the SER Zone That Will Affect Madrid Residents' Wallets: Schedules and Money Refunds

The Madrid City Council plans to expand the SER zone by more than 66,000 parking spaces before 2036, which will impact schedules and payment policies, including possible money refunds for affected users.

The Cost of Revolving Credit Cards Rises Again: "It Is One of the Most Expensive and Dangerous Loans"

The average interest rate on revolving credit cards rose to 23.34% in 2025, increasing by 0.10 points compared to 2024, according to a study by Asufin, confirming that they remain one of the most expensive and risky loans for consumers.

The Butane Cylinder Price Rises Again: Its New Price Starting This Tuesday

The price of the butane cylinder will increase by 0.7% starting this Tuesday, according to an official resolution published in the BOE (Official State Gazette).

Greenland is warming up

Greenland, a sparsely populated island with 56,000 inhabitants, has gone from being a forgotten place to a central point in international geostrategy due to Donald Trump's ambitions.

Yours, Mark

The NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte, faces calls to resign immediately.

Gross Unhappiness Index

The article criticizes the INE for focusing on electoral surveys instead of measuring aspects of well-being such as sleep, meditation, family time, and contact with nature, suggesting an approach based on a gross unhappiness index centered on quality of life.

And the ring?

A young man proposed to a tennis player during a match, and the athlete responded with humor, showing no signs of nervousness, embarrassment, or blushing.

Claudia's Messages to Gilbert Reignite the War on 'The Island of Temptations': "I Feel Attacked"

Gilbert claims that his ex, Claudia, writes to him daily, but she denies it in a tense face-to-face confrontation. This situation rekindles the conflict between them on 'The Island of Temptations.'

José Luis Rey, the Carballo Resident Whose Disappearance Was Reported This Monday, Found Dead

The lifeless body of José Luis Rey was found in a storage room of his home in Carballo. Preliminary investigations suggest that his death may have been an accident.

The 'look' of discord: this was Nicola Peltz's wedding dress after the alleged cancellation by Victoria

Brooklyn Beckham publicly revealed that his wife, Nicola Peltz, had to get a last-minute wedding dress due to a conflict with his mother, Victoria Beckham, which created family tension before the wedding.

Beckham, following Brooklyn's scathing remarks: "Sometimes you have to let your children make mistakes"

David Beckham, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, commented that children's access to social media can be dangerous, and stated that sometimes it is necessary to allow children to make mistakes so they can learn and grow.

Greenlanders go from joking about Donald Trump to being afraid, but see a positive sign

Greenlanders continue with their daily activities despite the tension over a possible US invasion. They trust that the conflict will be resolved this week through diplomatic means.

Iranians in Spain live with anguish the "massacre" of protesters: "They shoot people with empty hands"

10,000 Iranians in Spain follow the unrest in their homeland with anguish. They see this "revolution" as distinct due to combined frustration over lack of freedoms and a severe economic crisis, condemning the violent crackdown on unarmed protesters.

Overbooking at the Gym: "Booking Classes Is Like Buying a Concert Ticket"

Group classes have increased demand at gyms, requiring advance reservations. The main challenge now is managing overcrowding without compromising the quality of service.

The Tourism Fair Sets the Course for the Sector

The Tourism Fair will include activities, presentations, and meetings with key players in the global tourism industry, fostering connections and establishing trends for the sector.

Everything New Arriving at FITUR 2026

FITUR 2026 introduces a new space dedicated to innovation, offering important new features for visitors and highlighting the latest trends in tourism.

This is how we will travel in 2026: Customized itineraries prevail

The study ‘Horizons 2025/26’ reveals that in 2026 personalized travel will dominate, with tailored itineraries, immersive experiences, the pursuit of disconnection, and the increasing use of artificial intelligence to enhance the travel experience.

An increasingly specialized tourism fair

The 46th edition of FITUR is organized into sections that reflect the key trends and segments of global tourism, facilitating connections between professionals and tourists to boost the sector.

Traveling for Sport: How Sports Tourism is Revolutionizing the Industry

Sports tourism, which includes attending matches, visiting stadiums, participating in marathons, or enjoying nature, is rapidly growing and transforming the tourism sector by combining sport and travel.

Mexico, a Country That Captivates the World

Mexico stands out in 2026 as an attractive tourist destination thanks to its great cultural, natural, and gastronomic diversity, which enchants visitors from all over the world.

Discovering Gems or Chasing Auroras: The Trending Global Destinations

Every year, travelers seek new international destinations to explore. The most popular places include both nearby and faraway options, highlighting those that offer unique experiences such as aurora spotting or exceptional cuisine.

They order a retrial of the Ceuta police officer convicted of killing his wife

A court has ordered a retrial of the Ceuta police officer convicted of killing his wife, as the jury only listed the evidence presented in a generic manner, without a detailed analysis.

Narcopiso Discovered After Extinguishing a Fire in a Home in Almería

Upon extinguishing a fire in a home in Almería, authorities discovered a narcopiso containing various drugs and numerous utensils for their handling.

María del Monte and her succulent suitcase for going to Egypt: "Chorizo, ham, cheese, loin..."

María del Monte shared on Late Xou that she packed her suitcase with cold cuts such as chorizo, ham, cheese, and loin, as well as cheese puffs, so she wouldn’t go hungry during her trip to Egypt.

Pablo Motos recounts on 'El Hormiguero' his ridiculous fall with the motorcycle gifted by Jorge Lorenzo: "It was disgusting"

Pablo Motos shared on 'El Hormiguero' a comical fall with the motorcycle that Jorge Lorenzo gave him, describing it as "disgusting." Ana Mena and Óscar Casas also participated in the show.

Susana Díaz, devastated by the Iryo and Renfe accident: "I make that trip eight to ten times a week"

The former Andalusian president Susana Díaz expressed her consternation following the accident involving the Iryo and Renfe trains, highlighting that her first thought was for the workers. She also mentioned that she frequently makes that trip, between eight and ten times a week.

Marta López gets emotional remembering some friends who were on the train: "It's terrible"

Marta López emotionally recalled some friends who were on the train, whom she considers family and has watched grow up since they were children. On 'El tiempo justo,' she expressed her deep affection and sadness over the situation they experienced, describing it as "terrible."

A man breaks down in tears upon meeting Julio, the 16-year-old who rescued his son from the crashed train in Adamuz

A man was moved to tears upon meeting Julio, a 16-year-old who saved his son from the train accident in Adamuz. Both had followed the lights of the emergency vehicles, not expecting the tragedy they would experience.

Wyoming Praises the Neighbors of Adamuz: "Spain is a Great Country Full of Exceptional People"

In his monologue, the host of 'El Intermedio' commented on the train accident that occurred on Sunday, praising the solidarity and bravery of the neighbors of Adamuz and highlighting the greatness of Spain due to the humanity of its people.

Manu continues his winning streak in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' and achieves his third consecutive victory

Manu, a participant from Madrid, defeated Rosa once again in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra', securing his third consecutive win. However, neither of them went for the accumulated prize pot of 2,644,000 euros.

Clash between Tamara Falcó and Can Yaman: "Look, I came here to ask you about your series"

Tamara Falcó and Can Yaman starred in a fun encounter during the promotion of 'El Turco,' the actor's new series.

Julio Iglesias' service staff prepares a defense to recognize the singer's "honorability"

María Edite Santos, mother of Javier Santos, alleged son of Julio Iglesias, does not support the defense from the singer's team. Javier is trying to join the legal battle against Julio Iglesias.

Francisco, on the accusations against Julio Iglesias: "He is a wonderful and amazing human being"

Francisco defends Julio Iglesias against the accusations, stating that no one should be judged or condemned until a judge decides, and describes him as a wonderful and amazing person.

Frank Rainieri, the billionaire linked to an alleged betrayal of Julio Iglesias: "It bothers me that lies are being spread"

Frank Rainieri denied the accusations of betraying Julio Iglesias, calling them "fabricated lies" in an interview with 'El tiempo justo.' He expressed his annoyance at the unfounded rumors that have been spread about him.

The mansion of Ilia Topuria and his ex-partner, for sale

Jorge Borrajo revealed on 'El tiempo justo' that the mansion shared by Ilia Topuria and his ex-partner is for sale, sparking interest about the reasons behind this decision.

Valentino's Legacy at His Death: 1.5 Billion Euros in Homes Worldwide, Four Picasso Paintings...

Valentino left a legacy valued at 1.5 billion euros, including properties around the world and four Picasso paintings. However, he was no longer the owner of his brand, which currently belongs to a Qatari fund.

Lluna Clark recounts how she told a girl that her boyfriend was sending her "nonsense" and everything went wrong

Influencer Lluna Clark narrated how she tried to warn a girl about the suggestive messages her boyfriend was sending her, but the situation did not end well, causing unexpected conflicts.

Patri Pérez and Lester Duque explain why they decided to sleep separately

Patri Pérez and Lester Duque explained that they decided to sleep in separate beds to improve their rest and avoid discomfort. They pointed out that this choice does not affect their relationship, but rather allows them to have more restorative sleep and take care of their personal well-being.

Wendy, the 76-Year-Old Adventurous YouTuber Who Teaches How to Camp Alone

Wendy, a 76-year-old Canadian influencer, shares her solo camping experiences and adventures with her dog through YouTube, where she has more than 260,000 subscribers.

Noemí Salazar urgently asks for help because her TikTok account has been cloned: "They are stealing from me"

Noemí Salazar urgently requests help after discovering that her TikTok account has been cloned. The person cloning her account is stealing all her videos, affecting her original content and reputation on the platform.

Singer Billie Eilish against ICE: "We are watching how they kidnap our neighbors"

Billie Eilish harshly criticized ICE for the detentions and deportations of immigrants in neighboring communities, denouncing that they are "kidnapping" their neighbors. The artist expressed her concern and called for awareness about the injustices currently faced by immigrant families.

Prince Harry is now in London as a claimant in the trial against the 'Daily Mail'

Prince Harry, the younger son of King Charles, is in London participating as a claimant in a class-action lawsuit filed in 2022 against the 'Daily Mail'.

Irene Rosales' Concern After Her Boyfriend's First Interview

Irene Rosales' boyfriend participated in an entrepreneurs' podcast, sparking various opinions about his naturalness in front of the cameras, which has caused concern for Irene.

Accident in Córdoba: Death Toll Rises

A double train derailment in Adamuz, Córdoba, left at least 39 dead and 152 injured. Currently, 48 people are hospitalized, 12 in the ICU, including five minors.

Toni Nadal's Confession, with José Elías, about Rafa

Toni Nadal analyzed Rafa's career on José Elías' podcast 'Búscate la Vida,' offering a deep insight into his nephew's career path and professional development.

Bosé calls for the resignation of the Government and Óscar Puente

The artist Miguel Bosé delivered a harsh message against Sánchez’s Government, demanding its resignation along with that of Óscar Puente, in a condolence text he shared on his social media.

Jorge Lorenzo's New Challenge with a Young Prospect: "I Want to Make Him the Cristiano Ronaldo of Motorcycling"

Former rider Jorge Lorenzo will support young rider Víctor Cubeles in his development, aiming to enhance his talent to turn him into a motorcycling star, as he stated on the podcast 'Duralavita'.

Justin Gaethje - Paddy Pimblett at UFC 324: When and Where to Watch the Interim Lightweight Title Fight and Compete Against Topuria

The main fight at UFC 324 will feature Justin Gaethje against Paddy Pimblett for the interim lightweight title. The winner will face Ilia Topuria to unify the division's belt.

Sergio Ramos' message to Brahim Díaz after his missed 'Panenka': "Only those with the personality to take them miss"

Brahim Díaz, Real Madrid forward, took on the responsibility of taking the penalty in the 95th minute of the final against Senegal but missed with a 'Panenka'. Sergio Ramos supported him by saying that only those who have the courage to try miss.

The Harsh Scene That the Captain of Adamuz Saw When He Went to Help: "There Were Bodies Lying on the Track..."

Iván Marín, captain of CDA Adamuz, recounted on 'El Larguero' of SER the shocking scene he found after the railway accident, where he saw bodies lying on the track as he went to provide assistance.

John McEnroe: "Djokovic cannot beat Alcaraz and Sinner after having played five matches"

John McEnroe commented on 'TNT Sports' that Novak Djokovic, after playing five matches, is not in a position to beat Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, highlighting the difficulty the Serbian faces when confronting these young high-level tennis players.

More Than Companionship: The Impact of Assistance and Therapy Dogs on Disability

Assistance and therapy dogs provide vital support to people with autism and degenerative diseases, improving their quality of life and offering essential companionship to families.

Elena García, in 'Capaces de todo': "Disability is not something you overcome, you learn to live with it"

At 21 years old, Elena García became deaf due to a rare disease that also affects her vision. In 'Capaces de todo', she shares her experience and emphasizes that disability is not something you overcome, but something you learn to live with.

"Emergencies do not discriminate against people with disabilities, but protocols do"

CERMI denounces that evacuation during emergencies often depends on the goodwill of other passengers rather than on guaranteed rights for people with disabilities, highlighting discrimination in the protocols.

The Other Major Problem of European Agriculture That Brussels Tries to Solve on the Margins of Mercosur

The European Commission faces similar challenges in agriculture: dependence on third countries, balancing competitiveness with environmental policies, and addressing criticism from the sector—issues it seeks to tackle alongside the agreement with Mercosur.

Thousands of Farmers Protest at the European Parliament to Reject the Mercosur Agreement: "It's a Ruin for the Countryside"

Thousands of farmers protest in front of the European Parliament against the ratification of the Mercosur agreement, labeling it as harmful to the agricultural sector. They demand measures to protect their interests in a new day of demonstrations.

Trump's Threat of New Tariffs over Greenland Puts Spanish Car Suppliers in the Eye of the Storm

Experts warn that Trump's new tariffs could affect key sectors in Spain such as the automotive, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries, since the sanctioned countries are important trading partners of Spain.

Regional Financing (The Accounts of Ordinality)

Regional financing in Spain is unsupportive, and Sánchez-Montero's proposal does not improve this situation but rather maintains it as it is.

Greenland, a Key Test for Economic and Market Resilience

The trade dispute is affecting international relations, harming export prospects, and causing instability in the markets, within a context of increasing tolerance for geopolitical risk.

Unespa Anticipates a Good Year for Savings Insurance Following a Record-Breaking Revenue in the Sector

Insurance companies closed 2025 with a record-breaking revenue of 85.879 billion euros, an increase of 13.7%, reaching record figures in both the life and non-life segments.

Netflix modifies its offer for Warner Bros and offers 71 billion in cash

Netflix increases its bid to acquire Warner Bros, proposing a total cash payment of 71 billion dollars, reinforcing its intention to take control of the company.

Mapfre plunges nearly 9% in the stock market following an adverse UBS verdict

UBS considers that Mapfre is trading at an excessive price and does not reflect the "headwinds" it will face, which has caused the insurer’s stock to drop nearly 9%.

Amanda Seyfried, the most dangerously honest actress about the Oscars: "Do you remember who won in the last ten years?"

Amanda Seyfried, lead actress in 'The Cleaning Lady', is critical of the Oscars and highlights her potential nomination for 'The Testament of Ann Lee,' questioning the relevance of recent winners.

Oscar Awards 2026: When, Where, and How to Watch the Nomination Announcement Live

The nominations for the 98th edition of the Oscars will be announced on January 22, with the ceremony taking place on March 15.

The true story that inspired 'The Loot', the intense thriller with Ben Affleck and Matt Damon that is a hit on Netflix

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, after years of parallel careers, star in 'The Loot' (The Rip), a crime thriller based on true events that portrays raw stories from Miami. This collaboration reinforces their streak together and is dominating on Netflix.

George R.R. Martin pushes ChatGPT to the edge by asking for a sequel to 'Game of Thrones'

George R.R. Martin challenged the AI by asking for a sequel to 'Game of Thrones' that is not connected to the later saga, testing its narrative and creative abilities.

Jodie Foster: "A lion attacked me when I was 8 years old. It left two perfect puncture wounds on each side of my hip"

Jodie Foster reveals that she was attacked by a lion at the age of 8 while filming 'Napoleon and Samantha' in the early 1970s, which left her with visible scars. This incident occurred before she joined the cast of 'Taxi Driver.'

David Lynch Took His Greatest Secret to the Grave: The Mystery No One Has Solved in 50 Years

David Lynch's film 'Eraserhead' is difficult to understand, but with patience, something can be grasped. However, a key detail of his debut feature remains unexplained, staying as an unsolved mystery for 50 years.

The Price of RAM is So High That Some Users Are Trying to Create Their Own

The shortage and high price of RAM are leading some users to manufacture their own RAM modules at home to meet demand.

Musk publishes X's algorithm to make it more transparent: "We know it's dumb and needs improvements"

Elon Musk shared the algorithm of the social network X, admitting that it is "dumb" and requires "massive improvements," in an effort to increase the platform's transparency.

They reveal that the Xiaomi 18 is known as "Project Madrid": it could arrive in Spain at the same time as in China

Xiaomi has begun the development of the Xiaomi 18, using the codename "Madrid" for the project, which suggests that the device could be launched simultaneously in Spain and China.

Do You Have Any of These Apple Apps? They Discover That Nearly 200 Are Leaking Users' Private Data

Researchers reveal that nearly 200 Apple applications, many linked to artificial intelligence services, are leaking users' private data, raising concerns about privacy and digital security.

OpenAI Confirms It: The Mysterious ChatGPT Device Designed by Jony Ive Arrives This Year

OpenAI is developing "Sweetpea," a screenless wearable designed by Jony Ive, focused on ChatGPT. It is presented as an alternative to AirPods and could be released in 2026, according to leaks.

Until Always, Valentino: The Most Iconic Looks of the Designer Worn by Celebrities

Valentino Garavani, the renowned Italian designer, passed away at the age of 93, leaving an everlasting legacy in fashion with his iconic designs that have been worn by numerous celebrities throughout his career.

How to Get Your Child to Tell You About Their Day: Three Effective Strategies According to Experts

Many parents want their children to share more about their day but don’t always know how to foster a smooth conversation. Experts suggest creating trusting spaces, using open-ended questions, and showing genuine interest to encourage spontaneous and comfortable dialogue between parents and children.

Queues at Stradivarius to Get the 70s-Inspired Suede-Effect Jacket

During the sales, the 70s-inspired suede-effect jacket at Stradivarius, featuring an elegant design and retro style, has caused long queues due to high demand.

Experts Make It Clear: "Washing Hair Frequently in Winter Will Not Get Rid of Excess Oil."

Experts explain that frequently washing hair in winter does not eliminate excess oil. They provide insights to understand the causes of this condition and recommend appropriate methods to treat it without damaging the scalp or hair.

An oncologist warns about the food that women over 50 should eat less of

The oncologist specializing in breast cancer advises that women over 50 reduce their consumption of certain foods linked to higher risks, recommending healthier alternatives to prevent diseases and improve health.

"When Someone Lies to Us, the Body's Reaction Is Different"

The expert points out that the body can detect a lie before the conscious mind does, showing subtle physical reactions that indicate falsehood even before we are aware of it.

The Only Cheese Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage: Traditionally Made for Over 300 Years

Cheese from the Brazilian agricultural region of Minas Gerais has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage. Its traditional production, maintained for over 300 years, has been passed down from generation to generation, preserving unique artisanal techniques.

The 1-100-10 Rule of an Italian Chef for Perfect Pasta: "One Liter of Water, 100 Grams of Pasta, and 10 of Salt"

Italian chef Davide Iafano recommends the 1-100-10 rule to cook perfect pasta: use one liter of water, 100 grams of pasta, and 10 grams of salt.

They Look Like Chocolate, But They Aren’t: Healthy Beetroot Muffins That Will Win Over Your Palate

These healthy muffins, with beetroot as the main ingredient, have a chocolate-like appearance but offer additional nutritional benefits. They are a delicious and nutritious option for those looking to enjoy a dessert without compromising their health.

Potato Salad with Bacon, a Simple and Delicious Dish to Brighten Up the January Slump

A healthier alternative to bacon cheese fries, this potato salad with bacon combines flavor and simplicity to make the January slump more bearable.

Sweet Potato and Pomegranate Cream, an Easy and Perfect Recipe to Warm You Up

This cream recipe combines sweet potato, pomegranate, red pepper, leeks, and garlic, offering an easy-to-make dish ideal for warming up.

Cheese on top or bottom? This is the correct order to make a homemade pizza like a true Italian

The order of the ingredients is key to preparing an authentic homemade pizza. In Italy, it is recommended to put the sauce and cheese first, followed by the other toppings, to achieve better flavor and texture. This method ensures that the crust stays crispy and the ingredients cook evenly, replicating the traditional Italian experience.

One of the Most Beautiful Libraries is in Portugal (and it’s Not the One in Porto)

This library, located in the main university city of Portugal, stands out not only for its extensive collection of books but also for its impressive architecture and its value as a cultural heritage site. It is a true gem that amazes visitors and book lovers alike.

The Lighthouse on a Deserted Island to Sleep with Only the Company of the Atlantic

This unique accommodation is located on a pristine island at the westernmost point of France, offering a one-of-a-kind lodging experience alongside only nature and the Atlantic Ocean.

Neither the one in Segovia nor the one in Mérida: the largest aqueduct in Spain is in Valencia and is almost 2,000 years old

An aqueduct nearly 2,000 years old, located in Valencia, is the largest in Spain. This impressive historical structure rises several meters and extends all the way to the capital of the Valencian Community.

What Are "Door Lice"? The Behavior That Many Passengers Find Absurd

"Door lice" are travelers who wait right at the door of public transportation to quickly get off or on. This behavior sparks debate: some see it as efficient, while others consider it unnecessary and uncomfortable.

These Are the Ten Most Searched Travel Questions on Google and Their Answers

Travelers frequently search common questions on Google before flying. These ten questions reflect the most searched travel concerns, helping passengers better prepare for their flights.

The German Village with Timber Houses, Castle Ruins, and a Magical Atmosphere

A small and little-known German village offers a magical atmosphere with timber houses and castle ruins, making its visitors feel as if they are inside a fairy tale. It is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Europe.

The Hiking Trail That Combines Forest and Old Train Tunnels

This hiking trail in the Valencian Community follows an old railway route, offering a unique experience that combines nature and old train tunnels, ideal for disconnecting and enjoying the natural surroundings.

Pubic Osteomyelitis, the Rare Disease that Salvador Illa Has: These Are the Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments

Osteomyelitis is a rare bone infection that can cause serious complications if left untreated. Its symptoms include pain, swelling, and fever. The causes are usually bacterial infections that reach the bone. Treatment requires antibiotics and, in severe cases, surgery to remove affected tissue and prevent further damage.

The Role of Psychologists After an Accident Like the One in Adamuz: "So They Feel They Have Someone"

Psychological support is essential following the serious train accident in Adamuz, Córdoba. Psychologists help the victims and their families feel emotional support and cope with the trauma, providing accompaniment during moments of great emotional impact.

The retina could be a 'window' for the diagnosis of Alzheimer's

A study by the Ramón Castroviejo Institute of Ophthalmological Research at UCM concludes that the retina could serve as a window for the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's, enabling less invasive and more accessible methods to detect this neurodegenerative disease.

Gabriel Rolón, psychoanalyst: "Love is a learning process, like everything else"

Gabriel Rolón, psychoanalyst and writer, reflects on love as a learning process influenced by childhood experiences. He explains why some people fall in love with those who hurt them, linking these choices to patterns formed in childhood.

Marian Rojas, psychiatrist: "Happiness is how we interpret what happens"

Marian Rojas emphasizes that happiness depends on how we interpret the events in our lives. She points out that changing our internal dialogue towards a more constructive and positive attitude can be key to improving our emotional well-being.

The evolution of the beacon into the V16 approved by the DGT: the story told by its creator

Jorge Torre, creator of the Help Flash, recounts the evolution of the beacon from its conception to becoming the V16 approved by the DGT, highlighting its innovation and success in road safety.

A Chinese Pickup and Mud Up to the Axles: Is the Foton Tunland G7 the Tool You Need?

The Foton Tunland G7 demonstrates solidity and real working capacity in extreme conditions and off-road, impressing with its performance as a robust and reliable pickup.

The New Danger of V16 Beacons: Encountering Pirate Tow Trucks or Thieves

The Civil Guard warns about frauds related to V16 beacons following the emergence of a website that locates active beacons on Spanish roads, enabling pirate tow trucks and thieves to identify broken-down vehicles and take advantage of them.

Heated roads, a trend that is even reaching Canadian homes

The technique of heated roads, common in countries like Canada to prevent ice, has not yet been implemented in Spain.

He refuses to pay the toll on this Spanish highway: "I wasn’t going to come this way"

A driver refuses to pay a toll, claiming that he did not plan to use that highway, which led to a confrontation with the worker who denied him passage. The incident went viral and sparked debate on social media about the obligation to pay tolls.

The Madrid Cable Car, a Place of Childhoods and First Dates, Will Reopen with Larger and Faster Cabins

This Tuesday, work begins to remove the cables and demolish the stations of the Madrid cable car. The City Council plans to reopen the service at the beginning of 2027, with larger and faster cabins, renewing this emblematic space of childhood and first dates.

Windsurfer Rescued by Helicopter in Sitges During Storm Harry

The Mossos d'Esquadra warn the public to avoid approaching the coastline, entering the sea, or flood-prone areas due to active warnings related to Storm Harry. In this context, a windsurfer was rescued by helicopter in Sitges during the storm.

The heavy rains from storm Harry and a partially installed pipe flood the interior courtyard of a building in Palamós

Due to the heavy rains from storm Harry and an incomplete pipe, the interior courtyard of a building in Palamós flooded. An affected neighbor decided to bail out the water using buckets and drilled a hole in the dividing wall between the courtyards to alleviate the situation.

The sea swallows several Valencian beaches and forces the closure of access to coastlines and promenades

The sea has invaded several beaches in the Valencian Community, causing the closure of access to coastlines and promenades. In the Gulf of Valencia, a buoy has recorded waves over 6 meters high, creating dangerous conditions for the public and forcing heightened precautions in the area.

The Community of Madrid Strengthens Its Relationship with Israel on a Trip to Collaborate in Cybersecurity

The Digitalization Minister of Madrid will visit Israel from January 22 to 27 to meet with companies and institutions, aiming to explore investment opportunities and strengthen collaboration in cybersecurity.

Ayuso receives the mayor of Buenos Aires and agree to strengthen cooperation

The president of Madrid met for the second time with the mayor of Buenos Aires, following his visit to Madrid in 2024, to reinforce collaboration between both cities.

Northern lights observed in various locations in Castilla-La Mancha

Thanks to super high-resolution cameras, the atmospheric phenomenon of northern lights was recorded in several locations in Castilla-La Mancha, an uncommon event in the region.

The Math Rescue Plan, Now in Madrid: Mental Calculation Games and Engineers to Teach Classes

The Community of Madrid is implementing a plan in 1,200 schools to improve math, addressing the shortage of teachers and low student performance through mental calculation games and the inclusion of engineers as instructors.

Lugo Councilor María Reigosa Resigns from the PSOE, Mayor Says She Remains in the Group "Normally"

Councilor María Reigosa has requested to resign her membership from the PSOE following changes in the local leadership. Despite this, the mayor states that she remains in the municipal group as usual and will continue participating in the activities of the Lugo City Council.

Investigation into an indiscriminate illegal dumping of household items in the Sierra de Torremolinos

The Torremolinos City Council is investigating an illegal dumping of household items in the Sierra de Torremolinos and is working to identify the responsible party and open a sanctioning file.

Madrid: The Delegated Virtual Health Card Will Send Medical Appointment Alerts to Patients' Family Members

The Community of Madrid will activate from this Wednesday a feature in the delegated Virtual Health Card to send medical appointment alerts to family members, aiming to reduce absenteeism and ensure that medical consultations are attended.

Alamany registers her pre-candidacy for the ERC Barcelona primaries

Alamany has registered her pre-candidacy for the ERC primaries in Barcelona and has urged the membership to take action to change the current situation of the city, avoiding passivity.

A landlord refuses to raise the rent: "I don't understand how they can sleep peacefully abusing tenants"

A landlord in Vigo keeps the rent of his apartment at 600 euros, despite the market value being 1,000 euros, showing his refusal to raise prices and criticizing those who take advantage of tenants.

The Intense Frost in Kamchatka Produces Viral Images of People Jumping from Their Windows and Falling onto the Snow

Russia is facing a wave of extreme cold with temperatures as low as -55°C and heavy snowfall affecting almost the entire country. In Kamchatka, the situation has generated viral images of people jumping from windows onto the snow to protect themselves from the intense cold.

Veronika, the cow that knows how to use a tool: she takes a broom in her mouth and distinguishes between bristles and sticks to scratch herself

Veronika, a cow, has demonstrated using a broom in an innovative and functional way to scratch herself, a skill previously seen only in primates, challenging ideas about the intelligence of cattle.

Working Dogs, a Decade of Demanding a Law for Animals Supporting Essential Services

Every January 21st pays tribute to working dogs, but after a decade of demands, these essential animals still lack a specific law that guarantees their well-being and protection in current legislation.

Between Legality and Fraud: The Disorder of Animal Trade on the Internet

The ease of buying animals through private messages on the internet creates a clash between legislation and reality, making control difficult and encouraging fraud in the digital animal trade.

The enemy is in the urine: this is how canine leptospirosis is transmitted

Canine leptospirosis is caused by a bacteria that survives in humid environments and is transmitted without direct contact, mainly through infected urine, veterinarians warn.

Canine Sports: ‘Lure Coursing,’ the Activity That Turns the Chase Into Well-being

Lure coursing is a canine sport that combines physical exercise and mental stimulation, promoting dogs' well-being through the controlled pursuit of a lure. This rise reflects a growing interest in activities that enrich pets' lives in a healthy and fun way.

Check Your Horoscope for This Tuesday, January 20, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow at 20minutos.es and discover what the stars have in store for you this Tuesday, January 20, 2026.

This is the appliance outlet 20 minutes from Madrid: TVs, fridges, refrigerators, and more

A new mega appliance and technology outlet has arrived in Madrid, located 20 minutes from the city. It offers a wide variety of products such as televisions, refrigerators, and more, ideal for those looking for bargains.

The Four Neighborhoods in Seville to Buy an Apartment with the Highest Potential for Appreciation in 2026

Housing in Seville continues to be an attractive investment, highlighting four neighborhoods with the greatest potential for appreciation by 2026, making them the most recommended areas to buy an apartment.

The Málaga That Never Was: Five Projects That Never Came to Light and Would Have Changed the City

Several urban and cultural projects that were never carried out could have significantly transformed Málaga, altering its historical development and current image. These failed plans reflect a city with unrealized potential that would have changed its architecture, infrastructure, and social life.

The Most Terrifying Staircase in the World? Would You Dare to Go Down?

The staircase is considered terrifying due to its steep incline, caused by a 1:1 tread-riser ratio, very different from the standard 2:1, which makes it much more difficult and dangerous to descend.

Pets: A 'Tool' of Control in Couples Unprotected by the Law

Companion animals lack legal recognition in cases of gender-based violence, which allows them to be used as a tool for control and abuse, leaving the victims legally unprotected.

Where does the expression ‘A la chita callando’ come from?

The expression ‘A la chita callando’ is used to describe when someone acts discreetly and silently, without drawing attention, usually to achieve a goal without others noticing.

The Fatal Collision of Two High-Speed Trains in Córdoba, in Images

Several dozen people died and more than a hundred were injured following the collision of two high-speed trains in Córdoba.

With the Victims of Adamuz

Malagón published a series of cartoons in 20minutos related to the victims of Adamuz, highlighting their situation and making their story visible through graphic art.

From Cleopatra to Isabella of Castile: The Most Influential Women in History

After reviewing the most influential historical figures, 10 women stand out who, despite having been silenced on many occasions, have left a lasting legacy throughout the centuries, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

These Places Seem Unreal, But They Exist

Our planet is home to numerous stunning places that appear to be straight out of science fiction. These truly amazing destinations defy the imagination and are available to visit, offering unique experiences for those seeking an unforgettable journey.

Greece activates red alert for torrential rains and snowfall across much of the country

Attica's governor, Nikos Jardalias, warned that the main concern is the speed at which the rain falls, since large volumes of water in a short time can cause severe damage, leading to the activation of a red alert for torrential rains and snowfall in much of Greece.

A 39-year-old man dies after a mobile home he was installing falls on him in Villanueva del Árbol

A 39-year-old man died after a mobile home he was installing fell on him on the Santander road in Villanueva del Árbol, municipality of Villaquilambre, according to information from 112 Castilla y León.

Benidorm Fest 2026 Trophy: the story of the legendary 'Golden Little Mermaid' that will be brought back this edition

In 2026, the Benidorm Fest will bring back the iconic 'Golden Little Mermaid' trophy, which in recent editions was replaced by the Bronze Microphone, thus restoring a very meaningful tradition to the ceremony.

The TSJN confirms five years in prison for a man who raped his roommate

The TSJN upheld a five-year prison sentence for a man who raped his roommate. Additionally, he was prohibited from communicating with or approaching the victim within 200 meters for 10 years.

The Spanish Cities Where Housing Prices Exceed 7,000 Euros per Square Meter

The Balearic Islands host four of the five most expensive cities to buy property in Spain, with prices surpassing 7,000 euros per square meter, highlighting their high-cost real estate market.

Russia shoots down 60 Ukrainian drones over two regions of the country, Crimea and the Sea of Azov

Russian air defenses shot down 60 Ukrainian drones this Tuesday in the regions of Crimea and the Sea of Azov, intensifying pressure in these Russia-controlled areas.

The Government Authorizes 71 Million Euros for a New Management Contract for Anti-Abuse Bracelets

The Government has authorized a budget of 71 million euros for a new management contract for anti-abuse bracelets, whose current contract with Vodafone and Securitas ends in May of this year.

Conviction confirmed for a student for sexual assault against a classmate at a special education center

The Provincial Court of Valencia confirmed the conviction of a student for sexual assault against a classmate at a special education center, applying the mitigating factors of undue delays and mental disturbance to the convicted individual.

Climate Change 'Forces' Antarctic Penguins to Advance Their Breeding Process by Two Weeks

Climate change is causing Antarctic penguins to advance their breeding by two weeks, which could disrupt their access to food and increase competition between species.

The Infanta Leonor Hospital in Vallecas begins its expansion to serve residents of new developments

The Community of Madrid has started the construction of the teaching building at the Infanta Leonor Hospital in Vallecas, followed by the expansion of the admissions area and the ICU to improve care for residents of new housing developments.

The Secret Behind the US Virgin Islands and Their Connection to Greenland

Donald Trump showed interest in purchasing Greenland, a Danish island, citing national security reasons and highlighting the strategic importance of the region.

Nick Kyrgios' Hatred Towards Spaniards Shifts from Nadal to Verdasco: "I Have Never Met a More Arrogant Guy"

Nick Kyrgios, the Australian tennis player, has expressed his animosity towards Fernando Verdasco, calling him the most arrogant person he has ever met, thus continuing a chain of rivalry with Spanish players that began with Rafael Nadal.

The third defendant is tried for the kidnapping of a young woman in Vilalba, although the victim does not identify him as the perpetrator

A Romanian man is being tried for kidnapping a young woman along with his son and daughter-in-law to force her into marriage. The victim does not identify him as the perpetrator of the kidnapping.

The Government anticipates first sanctions for violating the housing law in February

The Catalan Executive will receive the first reports this week on speculative housing purchases, which will allow sanctions for violations of the housing law to begin in February.

Detention with communication allowed and without bail for the detainee in Ribeira in November for assaulting his father

The young man detained in Ribeira in November for assaulting his father, investigated for attempted homicide, has been brought before the court after being discharged from the hospital. He has been remanded in custody with communication allowed and without bail.

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Experts Make It Clear: "Washing Hair Too Much in Winter Won't Get Rid of Excess Oil."

Experts explain that washing hair too frequently in winter does not eliminate excess oil. Additionally, they provide key insights to understand the causes of this problem and effective tips to control it and maintain good hair health during the cold season.

People over 23 years old living with their parents will be able to receive the Minimum Vital Income

The Minimum Vital Income in Spain, aimed at preventing poverty and social exclusion, has benefited almost a million children and adolescents. It is now being expanded to include people over 23 years old who live with their parents.

365 Minutes of Pure Emotion: The Miniseries from the Creator of 'The Wire' That Remains Fresh 10 Years Later

David Simon revisits the story of a young politician who rose to power in this miniseries. Available in Spain through HBO Max and Movistar Plus+, it offers 365 minutes full of emotion that remain relevant a decade after its premiere.

These are the new amounts for widowhood pensions for the year 2026

The minimum widowhood pension increases between 6% and 9.1%, reaching a maximum of 1,127.60 euros per month in 2026.

Marcus Aurelius: "The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts"

Emperor Marcus Aurelius, a representative of Stoicism, stated that happiness directly depends on the quality of our thoughts, emphasizing the importance of the mind to achieve a fulfilling life.

Epictetus, philosopher: "Do not expect events to happen as you want"

Epictetus, born a slave in Hierapolis, overcame his origins to become one of the greatest ancient philosophers, emphasizing the importance of accepting events as they happen.

Jennifer Lawrence admits the role she most regrets losing: "They said I wasn't pretty enough"

Jennifer Lawrence revealed that she lost the role of Sharon Tate in a Quentin Tarantino film, attributing the decision to the fact that they considered her not pretty enough. Ultimately, the role went to Margot Robbie.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026, raising doubts among drivers who are unsure about stopping the use of traditional emergency triangles.

Confucius: "The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying small stones"

Confucius, a prominent Chinese philosopher, has left a profound legacy in history. His teaching emphasizes the importance of patience and perseverance to achieve great goals, symbolized by the metaphor of moving a mountain through small, consistent efforts.

This is how housing prices will rise in 2026, according to Gonzalo Bernardos: "This year there will be no sign of a mortgage or real estate bubble"

Gonzalo Bernardos, in the latest Trioteca 2025 Study Center, predicts that housing prices will increase in 2026, but without creating a mortgage or real estate bubble, ensuring a stable and balanced market this year.

When will trains between Madrid and Andalusia resume service, suspended due to the accident in Adamuz

Adif reports that train services between Madrid and Andalusia will remain suspended until the removal of the trains is completed and the damage caused by the accident in Adamuz is repaired.

These Are All the People to Whom Social Security Will Pay the Minimum Vital Income in 2026

The Minimum Vital Income will be granted in 2026 to people who meet certain requirements, with exceptions for orphans, minors, and women victims of gender-based violence.

Trump row over Greenland derails Ukraine postwar deal, FT reports

A dispute involving former President Trump’s interest in buying Greenland has disrupted negotiations on a postwar deal for Ukraine. The row reportedly hindered diplomatic progress, complicating efforts to establish a comprehensive agreement addressing Ukraine’s reconstruction and security. The Financial Times highlights how the Greenland controversy has affected international collaboration on Ukraine’s future.

Oil prices fall as risks from Kazakh production halt subside

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Oil prices slip amid trade jitters over Greenland; IEA outlook awaited

Oil prices fell due to trade concerns linked to Greenland and upcoming market uncertainties. Investors remain cautious ahead of the International Energy Agency's report, which is expected to provide further direction on supply and demand dynamics amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Gold hits new record high near $4,900/oz amid Greenland tensions, weak dollar

Gold prices surged to a new record close to $4,900 per ounce, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in Greenland and a weakening US dollar. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets amid uncertainty, pushing gold demand and prices higher.

Halliburton takes step toward possible Venezuela return with job board posting

Halliburton posted job openings indicating a potential return to Venezuela, where U.S. sanctions have limited operations. The move suggests the company is preparing for a future resumption of activities amid easing tensions and renewed dialogue between the U.S. and Venezuelan governments. This step signals optimism about re-engaging in Venezuela's oil sector after years of restricted access.

US military seizes another Venezuela-linked tanker in the Caribbean

The US military has seized a Venezuela-linked tanker in the Caribbean, further enforcing sanctions on Venezuelan oil exports. This marks continued pressure on Venezuela's oil trade amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The operation aims to disrupt illicit shipments and uphold US sanctions targeting Venezuela's petroleum industry.

Exclusive - Kazakhstan’s Tengiz Oilfield to Remain Shut for Another 7-10 Days, Sources Say

Kazakhstan’s Tengiz oilfield will stay closed for an additional 7-10 days due to ongoing technical issues, sources reveal. The extended shutdown affects oil production and supply, raising concerns over market stability. Efforts are underway to resolve the problems and resume operations as soon as possible.

Gold prices soar nearly 2% as tensions rise ahead of Davos

Gold prices surged nearly 2% amid escalating geopolitical tensions ahead of the Davos summit. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets due to uncertainties surrounding global economic and political developments, boosting demand for gold as a secure investment.

BCA cautions against chasing silver prices higher. Here’s why

BCA Research warns investors against chasing rising silver prices, citing concerns over speculative overheating and limited industrial demand. They highlight potential price volatility and suggest caution as market fundamentals do not currently support sustained gains, urging a more measured investment approach amid uncertain outlooks.

Exclusive - Congo offers manganese, copper‑cobalt, and lithium assets to US investors under minerals pact

The Democratic Republic of Congo is inviting U.S. investors to develop its rich manganese, copper-cobalt, and lithium resources under a new minerals agreement. The pact aims to boost mining sector growth, strengthen bilateral ties, and secure critical minerals for clean energy technologies, leveraging Congo’s vast reserves to attract foreign investment and support global supply chains.

InPost handles record 1.4 billion parcels as UK deliveries triple in 2025

InPost processed a record 1.4 billion parcels in 2025, driven by a threefold increase in UK deliveries. The surge highlights growing demand for efficient parcel services amid rising online shopping. InPost's expanded network and automated lockers have helped accommodate this spike, strengthening its position in the logistics sector.

Experts can testify about suspected J&J talc products’ cancer link, special master recommends

A special master has recommended allowing expert testimony on the alleged cancer risk from Johnson & Johnson’s talc products. This development supports plaintiffs claiming a link between the company’s talc-based powders and cancer, potentially impacting ongoing litigation against J&J.

Exclusive – Germany’s TKMS Seeks Investment Package to Woo Canada Over $12 Billion Submarine Tender

German shipbuilder TKMS is preparing an investment package to attract Canadian support in the competition for a $12 billion contract to build submarines for Canada. The move aims to boost local economic benefits and secure the deal amid strong rivalry from other international bidders.

D’Ieteren upgraded by Jefferies as Belron eyes 2026 listing at 32-bln valuation

Jefferies upgraded D’Ieteren amid plans for Belron, its car glass repair unit, to pursue a 2026 IPO targeting a €32 billion valuation. The move reflects strong growth prospects and investor confidence in Belron’s market position ahead of its public listing.

Barry Callebaut Q1 volumes fall 9.9%; Schumacher to take over as CEO

Barry Callebaut reported a 9.9% drop in Q1 volumes due to challenging market conditions. The company announced that new CEO Dominique Schuegraf will succeed Antoine de Saint-Affrique, aiming to drive growth and focus on sustainability initiatives amidst ongoing industry pressures.

BlackRock’s Fink considers moving World Economic Forum from Davos - report

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink is reportedly contemplating relocating the World Economic Forum (WEF) from its traditional venue in Davos. The potential move aims to broaden participation and accessibility, reflecting changes in the global economic landscape and addressing challenges posed by the current location. No final decision has been announced.

Galaxy Digital secures $100 million for new crypto fund - report

Galaxy Digital has raised $100 million to launch a new cryptocurrency fund aimed at expanding its digital asset investment portfolio. The funding will support investments across various blockchain projects, reflecting growing institutional interest in the crypto market.

Stocks shaken by geopolitical fears, Japanese bonds bounce after selloff

Global stocks dipped due to escalating geopolitical tensions, prompting investors to seek safer assets. Japanese bonds rebounded following a recent selloff as demand increased amid market uncertainty. This shift highlights growing caution in financial markets driven by international concerns.

Hyundai Motor stock hits record high as AI, robotics optimism powers rally

Hyundai Motor’s stock reached a record high, driven by investor optimism surrounding advancements in AI and robotics. The company’s focus on integrating cutting-edge technology into its vehicles and manufacturing processes has boosted confidence in its growth potential, fueling a strong rally in its shares.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.73%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.73%. Gains were supported by improved market sentiment and positive investor outlook. Key sectors contributed to the upward movement, reflecting confidence in economic recovery and corporate earnings. Trading volume remained steady as investors responded to favorable domestic and international developments.

Exclusive - Germany to cut 2026 GDP growth forecast to 1.0%, source says

Germany plans to lower its 2026 GDP growth forecast to 1.0% from previous projections, citing ongoing economic challenges. The revision reflects concerns over inflation, energy prices, and slowed global demand impacting the economy’s recovery trajectory.

Argentina’s economic activity expected to grow 1.7% year-on-year in November: Reuters poll

Argentina’s economic activity is forecasted to grow 1.7% year-on-year in November, according to a Reuters poll. This suggests a modest recovery amid ongoing economic challenges. The growth is driven by improvements in industrial output and services, despite inflation and other financial pressures. Experts remain cautious about sustained expansion given the country’s complex economic environment.

Analysis - The UK’s China embassy gamble shows changing calculations in a divided West

The UK’s decision to reopen its embassy in Beijing highlights shifting Western strategies towards China amid global divisions. Balancing economic interests and security concerns, this move reflects evolving diplomatic calculations as Western nations navigate complex relations with China, seeking engagement without compromising strategic positions.

German investor morale jumps to highest level in almost five years, ZEW says

German investor sentiment surged to its highest point in nearly five years in April, according to the ZEW economic research institute. The ZEW Indicator of Economic Sentiment rose to 63.5 from March's 55.2, reflecting optimism about economic recovery amid easing inflation and decreasing concerns over energy supply. This boost signals increased confidence among investors about Germany’s economic outlook.

Analysts see BoE rate cuts ahead as U.K. wages cool, unemployment stays high

UK wage growth is slowing and unemployment remains elevated, prompting analysts to anticipate upcoming Bank of England interest rate cuts. The cooling labor market suggests reduced inflation pressures, influencing expectations that the BoE will ease monetary policy to support economic growth.

German producer prices fall 2.5% in December

German producer prices decreased by 2.5% in December, continuing a downward trend influenced by lower energy costs. This decline marks a notable shift after previous months of rising prices, reflecting easing inflationary pressures in the manufacturing sector. The drop could impact overall consumer prices and signal changing economic conditions in Germany.

China’s 2025 trade with North Korea rebounds to pre-COVID levels

In 2025, trade between China and North Korea has recovered to levels seen before the COVID-19 pandemic. This rebound indicates a restoration of economic ties and increased cross-border commerce after disruptions caused by the pandemic. The revival in trade suggests improving diplomatic and economic relations between the two countries.

German producer prices fall 2.5% y/y in December

German producer prices declined by 2.5% year-on-year in December, marking a notable decrease driven by lower energy and intermediate goods costs. This drop reflects easing inflation pressures within the industrial sector, signaling potential relief for manufacturers and a cautious economic outlook heading into the new year.

U.K. unemployment rate remained at 5.1% in November

The U.K. unemployment rate held steady at 5.1% in November, reflecting ongoing challenges in the labor market. Despite economic pressures, job vacancies remained robust, indicating persistent demand for workers. Wage growth continued to rise, supporting household incomes amid inflation concerns. The data suggests a resilient, though cautious, employment landscape heading into the new year.

Analysis – As U.S. Orders Fade, Chinese Salespeople Face Tough Grind in New Markets

With U.S. orders declining, Chinese salespeople are encountering challenges expanding into new international markets. Trade tensions and shifting demand patterns force them to adapt strategies amid increased competition. The tough environment demands resilience and innovation as firms seek to diversify beyond traditional buyers to sustain growth.

Dollar down as ’Sell America’ trade revives; yen slumps on Japan fiscal worries

The dollar weakened amid renewed 'Sell America' sentiment as investors reassessed U.S. economic prospects. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen plummeted due to concerns over Japan's fiscal situation, causing uncertainty in currency markets. These developments reflect growing unease about economic stability in both nations.

Analysis - Geopolitical and Tariff Risk Return with a Bang for Markets

Recent geopolitical tensions and renewed tariff threats have unsettled global markets, reversing earlier optimism. Rising conflicts and protectionist trade measures are disrupting supply chains and investor confidence, leading to increased volatility and caution across sectors. Markets now face heightened uncertainty as nations grapple with these risks amid ongoing economic recovery efforts.

Japan’s top labour union group urges government to stabilise forex

Japan’s largest labour union group has called on the government to stabilize foreign exchange rates amid recent yen volatility. The union emphasized that currency fluctuations impact workers' living costs and economic stability. They urged coordinated policy measures to ensure stable yen value, supporting income and consumption for Japanese households.

Morning Bid: Markets cling to hopes of a Davos de-escalation

Global markets are cautiously optimistic ahead of the Davos summit, hoping for diplomatic progress to ease geopolitical tensions. Investors remain watchful as talks between key leaders could influence economic stability and market trends. Risk sentiment is fragile, but the prospect of de-escalation supports a tentative rally across major indices.

Exclusive - Japan should respond ’decisively’ to bond selloff, opposition head says

The head of Japan's opposition party urged the government to take decisive action against the recent surge in bond selloffs. Highlighting risks to economic stability, he called for swift policy measures to restore market confidence and prevent further financial disruption. The opposition stresses that timely intervention is crucial to maintain economic order amid growing investor concerns.

Trump claims he will issue $2,000 ‘tariff dividend’ without Congress

Former President Trump announced plans to issue a $2,000 "tariff dividend" to Americans, claiming he can do so without Congressional approval. He argues this payment would come from tariffs collected on imports, effectively returning funds to citizens. Legal experts question the authority for such a move, as tariff revenues are typically managed by Congress. The proposal has sparked debate on executive power and economic policy.

Trump signs order blocking Wall St from buying single-family homes

President Trump signed an executive order aimed at restricting Wall Street firms from buying single-family homes. The measure seeks to prevent large investment companies from overwhelming the housing market, which has driven up home prices and reduced availability for ordinary buyers. This move is intended to protect homeownership opportunities for middle-class Americans and address housing affordability concerns.

Buyers flee Japanese debt as Takaichi hits the ground spending

Investors are shunning Japanese government bonds amid fears that new economic policies under potential PM Sanae Takaichi, including aggressive fiscal spending, could balloon debt levels. Concerns over loose monetary policy and rising inflation expectations are driving yields higher, prompting a sell-off in Japan’s debt market. This shift signals market wariness about the sustainability of Japan’s fiscal trajectory.

Trump signs order to restrict Wall Street firms from buying single-family homes

President Trump signed an executive order aimed at limiting Wall Street firms from purchasing single-family homes. The move seeks to increase housing availability and affordability for individual buyers by curbing institutional investors' influence in the residential real estate market. Critics argue it could disrupt investment strategies, while supporters believe it helps balance homeownership opportunities.

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Bitcoin price today: slips below $90k as Greenland, fiscal fears dent risk

Bitcoin's price fell below $90,000 amid concerns over Greenland's economic outlook and rising fiscal uncertainties. These factors increased market risk aversion, contributing to the cryptocurrency's decline after recent gains.

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Coinbase’s Armstrong still sees path for US crypto legislation

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong remains optimistic about the prospects for U.S. cryptocurrency legislation despite regulatory challenges. He believes ongoing dialogue between crypto firms and lawmakers can lead to clear, supportive laws that foster innovation while ensuring consumer protection. Armstrong emphasizes the importance of balanced regulation to help the industry grow sustainably in the evolving financial landscape.

Bitcoin price today: slides to $90k with Trump-Greenland spat in focus

Bitcoin's price dropped to $90,000 amid market uncertainty linked to the political spat between Donald Trump and Greenland. The disagreement over Greenland's potential sale has unsettled investors, impacting cryptocurrency markets alongside broader economic concerns.

Trump Media sets February 2026 record date for digital token distribution

Trump Media & Technology Group announced February 10, 2026, as the record date for distributing its digital tokens. This move aligns with plans to launch a blockchain-based platform, aiming to enhance user engagement and offer new financial opportunities through token ownership. The distribution date marks a key milestone in the company’s expansion into digital assets.

Strategy raises $2.1 billion through share sales, acquires 22,305 bitcoin

Strategy has raised $2.1 billion via share sales and used the funds to acquire 22,305 bitcoin, expanding its cryptocurrency holdings significantly. This move reflects growing institutional interest and confidence in digital assets.

Pendle Announces Token Upgrade as Its DeFi Yield Platform Scales

Pendle is upgrading its token to enhance utility and support the growing demand on its DeFi yield platform. The upgrade aims to improve tokenomics, incentivize users, and enable new features, positioning Pendle for scalable growth in decentralized finance.

Zama Announces Public Token Auction Using Encrypted Sealed Bid Mechanism

Zama has announced a public token auction using an encrypted sealed bid system to improve fairness and transparency. This method allows participants to submit confidential bids, minimizing the risk of manipulation. The auction aims to encourage broader community participation and fair token distribution, representing an important step in Zama’s dedication to decentralized governance and secure blockchain operations.

Crunch Opens Bittensor Decentralized AI Mining to Academic and Enterprise ML Scientists

Crunch has launched access to Bittensor's decentralized AI mining network for academic and enterprise machine learning scientists. This move enables researchers and organizations to contribute to and benefit from a collaborative, blockchain-based AI ecosystem, promoting innovation and shared advancements in machine learning across distributed participants.

DipCoin Launches Vaults, Bringing On-Chain Strategy Trading to Perpetual Markets

DipCoin has introduced Vaults, enabling on-chain strategy trading for perpetual markets. This innovation allows users to automate trading strategies directly on the blockchain, enhancing transparency and efficiency. By integrating with smart contracts, Vaults aim to simplify complex trades and offer a new layer of decentralized finance tools for traders in perpetual futures markets.

Sampo continues share buyback program with €280,668 purchase

Sampo has continued its ongoing share buyback program by purchasing shares worth €280,668. This move aligns with the company's strategy to enhance shareholder value and optimize its capital structure. The buyback reflects Sampo's confidence in its financial position and future prospects.

Australian Foundation H1 2026 slides: Profit dips 4.6%, dividend stable with special payout

Australian Foundation reported a 4.6% drop in H1 2026 profit but maintained its dividend payout. The company also announced a special dividend to reward shareholders despite the profit decline, reflecting confidence in future performance amidst challenging market conditions.

Thoma Bravo’s Bravo sees ’huge buying opportunity’ in software sector - report

Thoma Bravo’s founder, Orlando Bravo, highlighted a significant buying opportunity in the software industry due to market volatility and attractive valuations. The private equity firm plans to increase investments, capitalizing on discounted prices amid economic uncertainties. Bravo emphasized confidence in software’s long-term growth and resilience despite short-term challenges.

Gates Foundation and OpenAI to invest $50 million in African healthcare

The Gates Foundation and OpenAI are collaborating to invest $50 million in African healthcare. This initiative aims to improve medical services by leveraging AI technology, enhancing disease diagnosis, and expanding access to quality care across the continent. The partnership seeks to address health challenges and support innovation in healthcare systems in Africa.

Hancock Whitney Q4 2025 presentation slides: Loan growth accelerates amid strategic expansion

Hancock Whitney reported accelerated loan growth in Q4 2025, driven by strategic market expansion. The bank highlighted increased lending activities, improved asset quality, and a focus on enhancing client relationships. Key initiatives include geographic diversification and investment in digital platforms to support future growth. Financial metrics indicate strong performance and positive outlook for continued expansion.

Anteris Technologies prices $200 million public offering at $5.75 per share

Anteris Technologies announced a public offering of 34.8 million shares priced at $5.75 each, aiming to raise approximately $200 million. The funds will support the company's growth initiatives and operational expenses. The offering is subject to customary closing conditions and expected to close shortly.

Anteris Technologies prices public offering at $5.75 per share

Anteris Technologies has priced its public offering at $5.75 per share to raise capital. The funds will support the company's growth and strengthen its balance sheet. This move reflects investor confidence and aims to enhance Anteris' market position in the medical technology sector.

Paladin Energy Q2 FY2026 slides: uranium production up 16%, stock surges 12.7%

Paladin Energy reported a 16% increase in uranium production for Q2 FY2026, boosting output and operational efficiency. This positive performance led to a 12.7% rise in its stock price, reflecting investor confidence in the company’s growth prospects and strong market demand for uranium.

Westgold Q2 FY26 slides: record cash build, production up 33%

Westgold Resources reported a record cash build in Q2 FY26 alongside a 33% increase in gold production. The company’s strong operational performance and cost management have significantly boosted its financial position, supporting ongoing growth and exploration activities.

Aurelia Metals Q2 FY26 slides: strong cash flow as Federation ramp-up exceeds plan

Aurelia Metals reported strong cash flow in Q2 FY26, driven by the Federation project’s ramp-up exceeding expectations. The company highlighted improved production rates and cost efficiencies, reinforcing its positive outlook for the year. Operational advancements and robust financial performance underscore Aurelia’s strategy to maximize shareholder value.