News Summary - 01/25/2026

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Trump threatens Canada with 100% tariffs if it 'makes a deal with China'

Tensions have risen between Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, with Trump warning Canada of 100% tariffs if it enters into a trade deal with China.

Trump says UK soldiers in Afghanistan 'among greatest of all warriors'

President Trump praised UK soldiers in Afghanistan as "among the greatest of all warriors," following his earlier claim that allied forces largely avoided front-line combat during the conflict.

Peace talks on Russia-Ukraine war end as fighting rages

The initial three-way peace talks involving Russia and Ukraine concluded without any breakthroughs. Despite ongoing fighting, reports indicate that negotiations are expected to resume next month.

China places highest-ranking general under investigation

China has launched an investigation into its highest-ranking general, a move seen as part of President Xi's efforts to eliminate political rivals through anti-corruption probes.

Climber delays rope-free skyscraper challenge over rain

Alex Honnold plans to climb Taipei 101 in Taiwan without ropes. However, he has delayed the challenge due to rainy weather conditions.

Germany arrests suspected Hamas member over alleged attack plot

German authorities arrested a Lebanese man suspected of planning attacks on Jewish and Israeli institutions across Europe. Prosecutors allege his involvement in plotting these terror acts, highlighting ongoing security concerns related to Hamas-linked activities.

Pentagon to offer 'more limited' support to US allies in defence strategy shift

The US will adopt a new national defense strategy that includes providing "more limited" support to its allies, signaling a shift in how it manages defense partnerships and resources.

Boy, 12, dies from injuries after Sydney shark attack

Nico Antic, a 12-year-old boy, was attacked by a shark while swimming in Sydney Harbour last Sunday. He later died from his injuries.

Indonesia landslide kills seven, dozens missing

A landslide in West Java, Indonesia, has killed seven people, with rescue teams searching for 83 others still missing in the affected village.

Danish PM in Greenland for 'show of support' after Trump threats

Danish PM Mette Frederiksen visited Greenland to express solidarity following US President Trump's threats to take control of the territory, amid weeks of heightened tensions.

New Zealand calls off rescue efforts for six missing after landslide

Police have ended rescue operations following a landslide in New Zealand, with six people still missing. Authorities do not expect to find any survivors among those unaccounted for.

TikTok US venture to collect precise user location data

TikTok's updated privacy policy reveals expanded access to precise user location information, allowing the app to collect more detailed data from its US users for improved services and targeted content.

'A natural partner': US Treasury Secretary weighs in on Alberta separatism

Scott Bessent's remarks highlight tensions between Ottawa and Washington amid discussions on Alberta separatism, emphasizing the evolving dynamics and diplomatic challenges in US-Canada relations.

As the world inches back to a pre-WW2 order, the 'middle powers' face a grave new challenge

Economic stagnation and rising inequality are eroding trust in democratic institutions. Figures like Trump may reflect this deeper "rupture" with the post-WW2 global order, signaling broader challenges for middle powers navigating this shifting landscape.

What India's Republic Day red carpet means for its foreign policy

Seating arrangements beside India's president on Republic Day reflect the country's diplomatic focus, signaling which international relationships Delhi prioritizes to the global community.

How Soviet urban planning is helping Russia freeze Ukraine

Russian forces' targeting of heating plants disrupts warmth for thousands. Soviet-era urban designs, with centralized heating systems, make Ukrainian cities vulnerable, amplifying the cold's impact on civilians amid conflict.

Four attacks in 48 hours: How east Australia's beaches became a 'perfect storm' for sharks

Human-shark encounters in eastern Australia have surged recently, culminating in four attacks within 48 hours. Experts emphasize that the increase isn't due to shark aggression but a "perfect storm" of environmental factors and human activity, highlighting the need for better understanding rather than blaming sharks.

Tragic chapter on the trains sends rail superpower Spain into crisis

Spain's high-speed rail network, once highly acclaimed, faces a significant crisis after a tragic disaster, shaking public confidence and challenging the country's reputation for safe and efficient train travel.

'Half of my friends were killed' - the girls returning to a school caught up in war

Twin girls, who lost many classmates to shelling, express determination to complete their education despite the trauma. Their experience highlights the resilience of students returning to war-affected schools.

Stuck between the US and Russia, Canada must prove it can defend its Arctic territory

Canada is strengthening its military presence in the Arctic to address emerging threats and alleviate US concerns about regional security. This move aims to assert sovereignty and ensure effective defense of its Arctic territory amid rising geopolitical tensions involving the US and Russia.

Ros Atkins on... How popular is President Trump?

BBC Analysis Editor Ros Atkins examines American public opinion on President Trump amid a turbulent start to 2026, influenced by significant domestic and international developments.

Video shows moments around fatal shooting in Minneapolis

Officials identified the man fatally shot in Minneapolis as 37-year-old Alex Pretti, a nurse and US citizen.

Snow ploughs battle blizzards on roads and runways in Oklahoma

A severe winter storm impacting over 200 million Americans has caused heavy snow and freezing temperatures, challenging snow ploughs working to clear roads and runways in Oklahoma.

Could trilateral talks yield a breakthrough in Ukraine-Russia war?

Representatives from Kyiv, Moscow, and Washington have met for the first time since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, marking a significant step toward potential dialogue and resolution in the ongoing conflict.

Liz Hurley and Anna Wintour among mourners at Valentino's funeral in Rome

Crowds gathered in Rome to mourn Italian fashion designer Valentino, who passed away at 93. The funeral was attended by notable figures including Liz Hurley and Anna Wintour, honoring Valentino's influential legacy in fashion.

Renfe now says it knew about the Alvia accident immediately, but took 15 minutes to report that two trains were involved

The Alvia conductor, injured in the head, called the operator twice before the emergency protocol was activated. Renfe claims it had immediate knowledge of the accident, although it took 15 minutes to inform that two trains were involved.

The Rodalies service will remain suspended in Catalonia throughout this Sunday

The Minister of Territory of the Generalitat, Sílvia Paneque, stated that keeping the Rodalies service suspended in Catalonia for the entire Sunday is the right decision.

Puigdemont lashes out at the Government for its "incompetence" with Rodalies: "Catalonia is collapsed"

Puigdemont harshly criticizes the Government for the management of Rodalies and calls on Salvador Illa to dismiss the minister Silvia Paneque due to the recent chaos in the service, describing the situation as a collapse in Catalonia.

The Alvia conductor called Renfe twice before Emergency Services were notified

In the train accident at Adamuz, Córdoba, the Alvia conductor made two calls to Renfe before Emergency Services were informed, according to developments in the investigation.

The PP demands transparency from the Government about Adamuz and will demand accountability "come what may"

The PP demands that President Sánchez report to Congress next week on the Adamuz case and warns that if he does not, it will take the matter to the Senate, calling for transparency and accountability regardless of who is involved.

X-ray of the Adamuz tragedy: "A latent defect caused the Iryo to derail within two hours"

A latent defect in the rail accumulated fatigue due to the repeated impacts of trains, causing its breakage and the subsequent derailment of the Iryo train in Adamuz, according to José Luis González, spokesperson for the Association of Civil Engineers.

The sister of Agustín, a deceased worker from the Alvia, denounces poor management: "It could have been prevented"

Agustín’s sister, a worker who died in the Alvia accident in Adamuz, Córdoba, denounces the poor management that could have prevented the tragedy that left 45 dead and nearly one hundred injured.

Storm Ingrid, live | The snowstorm affects 153 roads and more than 1,000 trucks remain stranded

Aemet has declared a red alert due to the severe maritime storm in Galicia. Storm Ingrid has affected 153 roads, leaving more than 1,000 trucks stranded because of snow and bad weather.

The Generalitat of Catalonia sends an Es-Alert message for snow in five counties and asks to avoid unnecessary travel

The Generalitat of Catalonia has issued an Es-Alert warning for snow in five counties, urging the population to avoid unnecessary travel. Civil Protection recommends caution due to adverse conditions to ensure everyone's safety.

Road to Navacerrada Closed After "Complications" with Drivers Blocked by Snow

Snowplows continue operating on the road to Navacerrada to clear the snow, while the regional Emergency Service 112 manages the situation following complications with drivers who have been stranded.

A breakdown leaves numerous skiers trapped on a La Pinilla chairlift

At 12:37, the 112 operations center received calls about a breakdown on a La Pinilla chairlift, leaving numerous skiers trapped while awaiting assistance.

Transporters demand the resignation of Pere Navarro for banning truck traffic during the storm

Transporters describe Pere Navarro's decision to prohibit truck traffic during the storm as "extreme, simplistic, counterproductive, and hasty" and demand his resignation due to the negative impact it causes on the sector.

Complete Winners of the Feroz Awards: 'Los domingos' Overcomes the Oscar Effect of 'Sirat'

The religious drama 'Los domingos' takes home five Feroz Awards, including Best Film, Direction, and Screenplay. 'Maspalomas,' 'Yakarta,' and 'Poquita fe' also stood out in this edition.

Javier Cámara and Carla Quílez Reflect on "Failure" at the Feroz Awards: "It's What You Really Learn From"

Pontevedra has hosted the Feroz Awards for the second year, where Javier Cámara and Carla Quílez emphasized that "failure" is a valuable experience from which one learns and grows, reflecting a positive attitude toward challenges in their artistic careers.

The Best Images from the Spanish Cinema Red Carpet

Prominent faces from Spanish fiction shone on the red carpet at the 2026 Feroz Awards in Pontevedra, where the religious drama 'Los domingos' by Alauda Ruiz de Azúa was the big winner.

Blanca Soroa Reveals How She Prepared for Her Role in 'Los Domingos': "Obviously, I'm not a cloistered nun"

Actress Blanca Soroa revealed how she prepared for her role in the series 'Los Domingos', emphasizing that although she plays a cloistered nun, she is not one in real life. The revelation was part of the coverage of the 13th edition of the Feroz Awards, held in Pontevedra on January 24.

Ryanair surprises its customers by advising them not to travel wearing this clothing item

Ryanair surprised its customers by recommending on TikTok not to travel wearing leggings. The Irish low-cost airline warned about this garment to avoid discomfort during flights.

Real Madrid Seizes Temporary Top Spot in LaLiga After Defeating Villarreal

Real Madrid defeated Villarreal 2-0 at La Cerámica thanks to two goals from Mbappé, achieving the temporary top spot in LaLiga, awaiting the result of Barça.

Minnesota defies Trump and mobilizes the National Guard after the death of a man at the hands of ICE agents

General Shawn Manke reported that the Minnesota National Guard has been prepared for over a week to take action following the death of a man at the hands of ICE agents, in an act that defies Trump's orders.

ICE Agents Shoot and Kill a Man in Minneapolis Amid Protests Against Violent Raids on Migrants

ICE agents shot and killed a man in Minneapolis amid protests against violent raids on migrants. The incident occurs two weeks after another immigration agent killed U.S. citizen Renee Good, intensifying the controversy over ICE’s actions.

The Civil Guard investigates the death of a woman in Alhaurín de la Torre as a gender-based murder after her ex-partner turned himself in

The Civil Guard is investigating the death of a 33-year-old British woman in Alhaurín de la Torre as a gender-based murder. The victim, mother of three minor children, was registered in the VioGén system with a "low risk" status. Her ex-partner surrendered himself after the incident.

Science finally reveals the correct way to place cutlery in the dishwasher: facing up or facing down?

Most dishwasher manufacturers such as LG, Bosch, and Beko agree on recommending placing cutlery in a vertical position with the handle pointing down to optimize cleaning and safety during the wash.

Trump will not attend the Super Bowl: "I am against Bad Bunny and Green Day"

Donald Trump confirmed that he will not attend the Super Bowl due to his rejection of the artists Bad Bunny and Green Day, both of whom have been critical of his policies, especially his anti-immigration stance.

Are You a Victim of Self-Sabotage? A Psychologist Reveals Why We Make Plans and Then Abandon Them

Self-sabotage consists of behaviors that block our goals. A psychologist explains that we make plans but then abandon them due to internal fears, lack of confidence, and limiting beliefs that cause us to doubt ourselves and avoid success. Recognizing these patterns is key to changing them and achieving our goals.

Rain of Criticism at the Australian Open for Closing the Roof When Sinner Was Losing: "It's All Rigged"

During a match at the Australian Open, the roof was closed when Jannik Sinner was down 2-1 in the third set and suffering cramps from the extreme heat, which led to criticism and accusations of favoritism towards the tournament.

Barça lifts the Women's Spanish Super Cup after defeating Real Madrid in the final

FC Barcelona defeated Real Madrid at the Castalia Stadium, winning the 2026 Women's Spanish Super Cup after an exciting Clásico.

Zelensky Highlights the "Constructive" Nature of the Trilateral Dialogue with Russia and the US in Abu Dhabi

The Ukrainian president emphasized the "constructive" nature of the trilateral dialogue with Russia and the US in Abu Dhabi. He mentioned that the military officials outlined topics for another meeting and that, with Ukraine's willingness, new meetings are expected next week.

US Confirms New "Three-Way" Meeting with Ukraine and Russia Next Week in Abu Dhabi

The White House special envoy, Steve Witkoff, assured that President Trump and his team are committed to achieving peace in the conflict, while a trilateral meeting between the US, Ukraine, and Russia in Abu Dhabi has been confirmed.

Djokovic, about to hit a ball at a ball boy: "It wasn't necessary, I'm sorry for causing him stress"

Novak Djokovic was almost disqualified from the Australian Open after throwing a ball that nearly hit a ball boy during his match against Van de Zandschulp. Djokovic acknowledged that it was unnecessary and apologized for the stress caused.

Borja and Almudena Make Their Relationship Official: "Unintentionally, We Started Sneaking Into Each Other's Hearts"

After six months of a hidden relationship during the show, Borja and Almudena have decided to make their relationship public and take a step forward together.

Julio Iglesias Speaks Out After Complaints Are Dismissed: "They Have Ruined My Reputation"

The Public Prosecutor's Office states that Spanish courts lack jurisdiction to investigate the complaint of sexual assault and human trafficking against Julio Iglesias, which has led to the case being dismissed. The singer expresses his outrage over the damage to his reputation.

The Five Changes You Should Make to Your Kitchen So It Doesn’t Look Outdated

Looeeze Grossman, a kitchen expert with 20 years of experience selling used and display kitchens, offers key advice to update your kitchen and prevent it from looking outdated.

This Will Be Your Tasty Ally to Achieve (This Year Yes) Your New Year's Resolutions

Kiwi is a delicious and nutritious option that makes it easier to keep New Year's resolutions related to a healthy lifestyle, sports, and balanced eating.

José Luis Esteban, lawyer, alcoholic, and with terminal cancer: "Addictions have no cure"

José Luis Esteban lost his office, home, and career due to his alcohol addiction. Although he managed to recover, he now faces a carcinoma that threatens his life, reflecting his belief that addictions have no cure.

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

Chris Martin joked about the controversial incident on the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting to face the situation with humor and optimism.

Could You Travel Back in Time One Hour? Real Time Loops and 'All You Need Is Kill'

Delaying time at will could cause apocalyptic consequences for the universe if not handled properly, highlighting the risks of time loop travel.

This is how, at 50 years old, Kellie Shanygne Williams, Laura Winslow in 'Family Matters'

Kellie Shanygne Williams, known for her role in 'Family Matters,' partially retired from acting to start a family. Recently, she published a children's book that addresses themes of friendship and emotional growth.

A study reveals why cancer survivors barely suffer from Alzheimer's: the key lies in a protein

Chinese researchers transplanted lung, colon, and prostate tumors into mice, discovering that a protein linked to cancer could protect against Alzheimer's, explaining why cancer survivors have a lower incidence of this neurodegenerative disease.

A Bonoloto winner wins the jackpot of 7.3 million euros

A player won the accumulated Bonoloto jackpot on Saturday, January 24, 2026, with a prize of 7,278,727.69 euros after matching all six first-category numbers.

National Lottery Draw on Saturday, January 24, 2026 | Results and Prizes

The National Lottery on Saturday, January 24, 2026 offers a total of 42 million euros in prizes. This draw attracts great anticipation among participants seeking to win one of the many available awards.

The National Lottery awards hundreds of thousands of euros in six provinces

The number 20,015, winner of 600,000 euros in the January 24, 2026 draw, was sold in six outlets located in Benidorm, Bermeo, Motril, Madrid, Móstoles, and Talavera de la Reina, thus distributing hundreds of thousands of euros among these provinces.

Consternation in the bodybuilding world over the death of Andrea Lorini, 'The Colossus,' at 48 years old

Andrea Lorini, known as 'The Colossus,' was found dead at the age of 48 in his home by his mother, after not responding to her calls. His passing has caused great consternation in the bodybuilding community.

Patrimonial mistakes that can get you into debt: "The beginning of the year is a key moment"

More than 60% of Spanish households do not plan their finances, increasing the risk of indebtedness. Experts point out that the start of the year is a key moment to avoid patrimonial mistakes and improve family economic management.

Donald Douglas, Actor from 'Bridget Jones's Diary,' Dies at 92

Donald Douglas, known for playing Admiral Darcy in 'Bridget Jones's Diary,' passed away at the age of 92. His role included being the father of Colin Firth's character.

Sonia Lucena, psycho-nutritionist: "You have to be careful with liquid calories after the age of 45"

Sonia Lucena warns about the negative impact of liquid calories after the age of 45, recommending paying attention to the beverages consumed daily to avoid weight gain and metabolic problems.

"Resilience is the ability to be happy even when you have wounds in the soul"

Resilience allows people to find happiness despite the emotional wounds they may have, demonstrating the ability to overcome internal pain and maintain a positive attitude.

Trump cancels the mission to bring samples from Mars and leaves 43 tubes abandoned on the Red Planet

The project to bring samples of Martian soil to Earth was suspended following the withdrawal of funding. The Perseverance mission had sealed 43 tubes with sediments and dust on Mars, searching for signs of past life, but they now remain abandoned on the Red Planet.

The Baltic Gem You Must Visit If You Plan to Travel to Poland: Full of History... and Amber

Reborn from its ashes, this city is the amber capital and stands out for its impressive medieval engineering, making it an essential historical destination in Poland.

The Grill Doesn't Understand Gender: 5 Women Who Give a Feminine Name to the Coals

Javier Brichetto brings together five outstanding women from the world of grilling to highlight and recognize female talent in the realm of the grill, traditionally dominated by men.

The new section of this highway for which 143.7 million euros have been budgeted

The project for the new section of the highway, with a budget of 143.7 million euros, had been stalled until the end of November 2025, when its development was resumed.

From Leticia Dolera to Milena Smit: Hits and Misses on the Red Carpet of the Feroz Awards

The 13th edition of the Feroz Awards featured a red carpet with both hits and misses in the attendees' looks, highlighting elegance as well as style flaws among figures such as Leticia Dolera and Milena Smit.

17 Years Since the Murder of Marta del Castillo: Contradictions, Versions, and New Court Dates

Seven different versions, contradictory verdicts, and rejected expert reports keep the mysteries of the Marta del Castillo case open, which marks 17 years with new court dates aimed at clarifying the truth.

Trump threatens Canada with a 100% tariff if it signs a trade deal with China

The tense statements reflect a deterioration in relations between the U.S. and Canada, amid a reshaping of trade alliances, following Trump's threat to impose a 100% tariff on Canada if it signs a deal with China.

Grandparents Who Take Care of Their Grandchildren Under Six Years Old Have a Higher Risk of Depression, According to a Study

A study reveals that grandparents who take care of grandchildren under six years old have a higher risk of depression, due to the physical and financial strain involved in keeping the children entertained.

José María Almoguera comments on Carmen Borrego in 'GH Dúo': "She’s going to start causing a bit more trouble"

Carmen Borrego, sister of Terelu Campos, is providing some of the most memorable moments in 'GH Dúo'. According to José María Almoguera, she will soon show a more combative attitude and cause more trouble in the reality show.

Four winners of La Primitiva win 59,000 euros each and the jackpot rises to 88 million

The La Primitiva draw on January 24, 2026, had no winners in the special or first category, so the jackpot for the next draw on January 26 reaches 88 million euros. Four winners each managed to win 59,000 euros.

Food Alert for Parents: Presence of Toxins Confirmed in a Baby Formula

Health authorities detected the presence of cereulide, a toxin, in the Almiron Profutura 1 infant formula, issuing an alert to parents about potential health risks for babies.

The Spanish city that 'The Mirror' already recognizes as Europe’s cheapest holiday package

A study in the United Kingdom has identified the Costa Blanca as the cheapest beach destination for summer holidays in 2026, highlighting it as the ideal budget option in Europe.

Everything About the iPhone 17e: Apple’s Next Cheap Phone Will Come with These Features

The iPhone 17e, successor to the iPhone 16e launched in February 2025, will be Apple’s budget option. It is expected to maintain accessible and attractive features for users seeking a more affordable iPhone without sacrificing performance and quality.

How You Can Become an Extra in Movies and TV Shows and Earn Some Extra Money

By following a few steps and tips, it is possible to start as an extra in audiovisual productions and earn additional income. This activity allows you to get closer to the world of film and television without needing prior experience.

Renting Your Car, Being a Tour Guide... More Than 30 Original Ideas to Help You Earn Extra Income

Bankinter has shared more than 30 creative ideas to earn extra income, including renting your car or being a tour guide, making it easier to increase your earnings at the end of the month.

The solution is to buy the United States

The proposal is to acquire the debt of the United States, which already exceeds the combined GDP of China and the EU, as a possible financial solution.

Marc Giró and the Society That Punishes Those Who Don’t Drink Alcohol

Marc Giró addresses how society penalizes those who choose not to drink alcohol, reflecting a deep-rooted and erratic problem that many internalize without questioning.

The Power of Unity

The phrase highlights how those who create social inequality usually avoid popular means of transportation such as the subway, emphasizing a separation between the responsible elites and the affected popular classes.

Valentino Red

In fast-paced times where fashion quickly discards recent trends, the great maestro stands as the best example of enduring style.

Scientists Discover a Completely New Species of Life from 400 Million Years Ago... and It Is Eight Meters Long

Prototaxites, organisms extinct for 360 million years, do not fit into known categories such as tree, fungus, or animal, representing a unique and until now unknown form of life to science.

This is what will happen when the world ends: NASA reveals how our Sun will 'swallow' the Earth

NASA explains that in approximately 5 billion years, the Sun will expand to become a red giant, possibly engulfing the Earth and closing the planet's life cycle.

Marta Díaz Dresses as a Bride and Chooses 'Colour Dancer' for the Premiere of Her Documentary on Gran Vía

Marta Díaz premiered the second season of her reality show on Gran Vía, dressed as a bride and wearing the Pantone 2026 color, 'Colour Dancer', to present her documentary to her fans.

Suso Álvarez emotionally explains how his traffic accident in the snow happened: "That day I thought I was done for"

Suso Álvarez recounted with emotion the fear he felt when his car skidded on the frozen asphalt, making him fear for his life during the snow accident.

A Wave of Blood Donors Overwhelms Córdoba After the Railway Tragedy: "They Wait Up to Two Hours"

After the railway tragedy in Córdoba, the Transfusion Center has received three times the usual number of donations in two days. Due to the high number of donors, they have limited extractions to 100 per day and organized contributions to manage the high demand, with waits of up to two hours.

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

About 10,000 Iranians in Spain feel anguish over the "massacre" of protesters in Iran, where protests are intensifying due to the lack of freedoms and a severe economic crisis. Many consider this revolution different and denounce the state violence against unarmed civilians.

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

Group classes increase demand at gyms, which now must manage overcrowding and the need to book in advance, similar to buying tickets for a concert. The challenge is to maintain quality without losing users.

The rapper Sara Socas: "There are many far-right people in the classrooms right now"

The rapper and songwriter Sara Socas talks with Rebeca Marín in the interview 'Out of Context' by '20minutos', where she discusses social issues and her critical perspective on the presence of conservative ideologies in today's schools.

Gloria Camila reacts to Kiko Jiménez's interview: "He's just here to make money"

Gloria Camila criticizes Kiko Jiménez's interview, accusing him of seeking money following his father's arrest for attempted homicide. The TV personality reappeared on television to talk about the family case.

The Argentine ambassador to France refuses to speak in front of a map showing the Falkland Islands as British and covers them with a post-it note

The Argentine ambassador to France, Ian Sielecki, avoided speaking in front of a map that showed the Falkland Islands as British territory, covering them with a post-it note. He compared the situation of the archipelago to the Russian occupation in Ukraine, highlighting the dispute and Argentina's claim over the islands.

Two People Affiliated with the Islamic State Detained in Cartagena and Ferrol for Glorification and Financing of Terrorism

Two people were detained in Cartagena and Ferrol for glorification and financing of terrorism. During three searches, the police seized electronic material, documents, and an Islamic State flag, which are being analyzed by specialists.

15 Victims of Sexual Exploitation Recruited by an Organization through Social Media Released

A criminal network recruited women through social media, covered their travel expenses, and forced them to repay this debt by engaging in prostitution. Recently, 15 victims have been freed from this sexual exploitation.

Antonio Banderas: "For the ballot boxes to work, we need to have prepared people, not ignorant ones"

Antonio Banderas presents his musical *Godspell* in Madrid, which premieres today at the Gran Teatro Pavón. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of having an educated population for democracy to function properly.

Miguel Yunquera, train driver: "Train traffic has skyrocketed, but maintenance remains the same"

Miguel Yunquera, train driver and member of the Spanish Union of Railway Drivers, denounces that despite the increase in railway traffic, maintenance has not improved. He describes as "unacceptable" that two accidents occur within 48 hours following previous complaints about the precariousness of maintenance.

Cristina Lasvignes: "I wasn't fired nor did I leave television, and I haven't returned for money either"

Cristina Lasvignes returns to television as the host of 'Vaya Fama', establishing herself as one of Mediaset's favorite presenters. She clarifies that her comeback is neither due to financial reasons nor a previous dismissal.

Alba Flores on her deceased father, in 'Lo de Évole': "Now I have a feeling of him"

Alba Flores spoke on 'Lo de Évole' about the loss of her father, expressing that she now feels a special connection with him. The actress shared how she has experienced the grieving process and how that feeling brings her comfort in her daily life.

Kiko Jiménez breaks down remembering his grandfather Paco: "Everything I am, I owe to him"

Kiko Jiménez, boyfriend of Sofía Suescun, becomes emotional recalling his grandfather Paco, whom he considers a fundamental father figure in his life and to whom he attributes much of who he is today.

The Danger of Citizens Reduced to 'Hooligans'

The article condemns how public debate has been reduced to aggressive confrontations, equating critical citizens with 'hooligans.' This oversimplification distorts the diversity of opinions and limits democratic deliberation, putting coexistence and constructive dialogue in society at risk.

She Reports the Squatting of Her Luxury Home in Mallorca: "They Are Foreigners with Purchasing Power, Not Vulnerable"

The owner reports the squatting of her home in Mallorca, pointing out that the occupants are foreigners with high purchasing power and not vulnerable people. The Civil Guard states that, legally, they cannot take action to evict the squatters.

A Renfe crew member on the wear and tear of the trains: "For the important issues, there were no solutions"

A Renfe crew member stated on 'Horizonte' that since the pandemic, vibrations on the trains have increased and that, despite the problems, effective solutions have not been implemented, causing wear and difficulties in the service.

The Strength of the Marriage Between Xabi Alonso and Nagore Aranburu: Their Secret Amid Adversities

Xabi Alonso and Nagore Aranburu strengthen their marriage by applying tools to recover together in the face of changes, keeping their relationship strong despite adversities.

The Controversial Past of Brooklyn Beckham: From His Chef Side to His Lost Million-Dollar Contract

Brooklyn Beckham has faced numerous criticisms, including from the organization PETA, amid recent tensions with his family.

The touching message from Estela Grande after the birth of her children: "I could only hug Liah and not my two babies"

Estela Grande shared an emotional message after the birth of her twins, explaining that one of them had to spend three days in the ICU, which prevented her from hugging both babies, only Liah.

Asraf Beno opens up about his fatherhood: "I wouldn't know how to describe it, but it's something I was missing"

Asraf Beno, husband of Isa Pantoja, spoke on ¡De viernes! about Kiko Rivera's recent interview on the same show, sharing his feelings about fatherhood and how this experience has filled a void in his life.

They Name a Plane After Aitana, Even Though She Is "Afraid" of Flying: "I've Worked on It in Therapy"

Singer Aitana attended the presentation at Fitur where an airline named a plane in her honor. Although she confessed to being afraid of flying, she has worked on it in therapy and feels "very fortunate" to be part of the project.

A man is detained in Logroño and recorded by security cameras

The storm Ingrid causes heavy snowfall in Galicia, especially in the eastern areas of Lugo and Ourense, with wind gusts exceeding 160 km/h. These conditions affect road traffic, according to Meteogalicia.

Snowfalls advance in Galicia due to Storm Ingrid

Storm Ingrid is driving snowfalls in Galicia, especially affecting the eastern areas of Lugo and Ourense with gusts exceeding 160 km/h. The largest accumulations are recorded near the border with León and Zamora, complicating road traffic in the region.

This is the harsh statement from the Beckham son confirming the total breakup with his parents

Brooklyn Beckham has confirmed the total breakup with his parents in a harsh statement. David Beckham has responded by avoiding direct comments but defends that children must "make mistakes" to learn, showing a conciliatory stance regarding the family situation.

Jannik Sinner survives Spizzirri and the Australian heat to reach the round of 16

Jannik Sinner staged a comeback after a tough 4-hour and 40-minute match against American Spizzirri, overcoming both his opponent and the intense Australian heat to advance to the round of 16.

Novak Djokovic secures his 400th Grand Slam win against Van de Zandschulp to advance to the round of 16 in Australia

Novak Djokovic defeated Van de Zandschulp 6-4, 6-4, 7-6(4), achieving his 400th Grand Slam victory and matching Roger Federer for the most appearances in the fourth round in Melbourne.

Álex Corretja, former tennis player: "I see Carlos Alcaraz very well-built, physically prepared for what is to come"

Álex Corretja highlights Carlos Alcaraz's physical preparation, emphasizing his strength and optimal muscular condition to face major challenges in professional tennis.

Alex Honnold's challenge to climb a 508-meter skyscraper without protection postponed due to deadly risk from rain

Netflix has decided to delay the live broadcast of Alex Honnold's challenge to climb a 508-meter skyscraper without protection by 24 hours due to adverse rainy conditions that increase the deadly risk.

Martín Presa insists on leaving the Vallecas stadium: "Rayo, if it stays here, dies"

Martín Presa, president of Rayo Vallecano, responds to Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who stated that the Vallecas stadium will be renovated but not relocated. Presa insists that keeping the team in Vallecas puts its future at risk, defending the need for a change for the survival of the club.

Scare before UFC 324: fighter Cameron Smotherman faints at weigh-in and his fight is canceled

Cameron Smotherman fainted after the UFC 324 weigh-in in Las Vegas, leading to the cancellation of his fight against Ricky Turcios.

Down Syndrome: What Types Exist, Which is the Most Common, and What Differences Exist Between Them

Down syndrome primarily occurs due to trisomy 21, the most common genetic alteration. However, there are other less frequent types, such as translocation and mosaicism, which vary in their causes and genetic manifestations.

What schooling options exist for students with disabilities?

January 24th, International Education Day, highlights the importance of educational inclusion. There are various options for students with disabilities, ranging from specialized centers to inclusive classrooms in regular schools, aiming to ensure equal opportunities and support tailored to their needs to promote their overall development.

A Key Protein to Prevent Stroke Identified That Could Be Normalized by Taking Aspirin

A study by the University of Extremadura and the San Pedro de Alcántara Hospital identifies a fundamental protein for preventing stroke. The research suggests that its levels could be normalized with aspirin, offering a new pathway for the prevention and treatment of cerebrovascular accidents.

Doctors with hearing loss denounce barriers to accessing the MIR: "We constantly have to justify our needs"

Doctors with hearing loss denounce difficulties in accessing the MIR due to the lack of adequate accommodations and the constant need to justify their needs. They point out that these barriers limit their equal opportunities in Specialized Health Training and demand greater support to ensure fair and accessible access.

The "Three Magnificent" of the Ibex 35 Take Different Directions

The start of 2026 reflects a more selective and cautious market, unlike the end of the previous year, when buying was more widespread. This has caused the "Three Magnificent" of the Ibex 35 to take different directions in their performance.

Jordi Pla (Vueling): "We have room to grow to nearly 45% market share at El Prat"

Jordi Pla, Vueling's network and strategy director, outlines the airline's new roadmap for the coming decade, highlighting its growth potential to reach nearly 45% market share at El Prat airport.

Waiting Period at Nestlé: Will Inform "Before Summer" About Job Cuts Amid Ultimatum in Europe

Nestlé Spain is still evaluating the impact of the planned global staff reduction for the next two years. The company will communicate the details to the unions before summer.

Pension Increase 2026: These Are the Retirees Who Reach Nearly €3,500

The pension revaluation in 2026 will be 2.7% for most, while minimum pensions will increase by up to 11.4%. Some retirees reach pensions close to €3,500 annually after these adjustments.

Consumer Affairs investigates the possible offer of trips to Palestinian territories occupied by Israel at Fitur

The Royal Decree-law of September 2025 prohibits advertising goods and services originating from Palestinian territories occupied by Israel, aiming to curb business activities in those areas. Consumer Affairs is investigating the possible offer of trips to these areas presented at Fitur to ensure compliance with this regulation.

The price of gold nears $5,000 amid global uncertainty caused by Trump

Tensions between the U.S. and Europe over Greenland, along with White House criticisms of the Fed and uncertainty in U.S. policies, increase global uncertainty, driving the price of gold close to $5,000.

The director of 'Pirates of the Caribbean' explains why digital effects are getting worse: "Video game aesthetic"

Gore Verbinski, director of the original 'Pirates of the Caribbean' trilogy, emphasizes that its digital effects, especially the CGI of Davy Jones, are still highly regarded, and criticizes that nowadays effects tend to have a "video game aesthetic," which makes them look worse compared to more careful and detailed work.

'The Infiltrator' with Tom Hiddleston on Prime Video: a Season 2 with the Same Edge and Some Unexpected Twists

Season 2 of 'The Infiltrator,' available on Prime Video, maintains the tension and style of John Le Carré's novel, offering an original plot with great performances and unexpected twists. Ideal for espionage lovers.

'The Beauty': Beauty is Explosive and Contagious in Ryan Murphy's New Series for Disney+

The first three episodes of this series, an adaptation of the comic of the same name, are already available. The main plot stands out and avoids comparisons with 'The Substance' thanks to its subplots that enrich the narrative.

Tarantino loves her, but 'Star Wars' overshadowed her: the film with Paco Rabal that inspired 'Sirat'

'The Wages of Fear' was an iconic thriller that influenced the director of 'The Exorcist,' who decided to make his own version starring Paco Rabal, an actor he admired and had wanted to direct for years.

Emilia Clarke's accident (39 years old) while filming sex scenes with several men: "It didn't break, it just slipped a little"

Emilia Clarke revealed that she suffered a rib injury during the filming of the sex scenes for the series 'Ponies'. Although the rib didn’t break completely, it did shift, causing pain but not preventing the continuation of filming.

They watch what you do without you knowing: a large campaign of malicious extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge detected

Malicious extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge operate in the background after installation, secretly monitoring user activity in the browser, according to a recently detected campaign.

With this simple trick, you can view temporary WhatsApp photos again

WhatsApp launched the feature of temporary photos and videos in 2021, which disappear after being viewed once. However, a simple trick has been discovered that allows you to view these ephemeral contents again, offering the possibility to relive images or videos that are supposed to disappear after a single viewing.

Sony Reinvents Vinyl Listening with Two New Easy-to-Use Wireless Turntables

Sony introduces two new fully automatic wireless turntables that allow playback to start with just the press of a button, simplifying the experience of listening to vinyl records.

Google transforms its search engine: AI mode uses your photos and emails to respond to you

Google introduces 'Personal Intelligence,' a feature that integrates Gemini with your Gmail and Photos data to provide personalized answers in its search engine, enhancing the user experience through AI.

Beware of the fake extension that completely blocks your browser and installs dangerous malware

The ClickFix threat blocks the browser and demands a restart, allowing malware to be installed on affected devices, putting users' security at risk.

Midi Cut and Classic Print: This is the Skirt from Paula Echevarría’s Collection for Primark that Flatters All Silhouettes

The Irish brand Primark stands out with a checkered midi skirt from Paula Echevarría’s collection, which highlights style and elegance, flattering all body types.

How the Family Environment Can Help Prevent Bullying, According to a Psychologist

Therapist María Bustamante emphasizes the importance of the family environment in preventing bullying. She highlights key signs to identify warning signals and promote a healthy coexistence that avoids school bullying.

Rosa Ordóñez, eyebrow expert: "At 60 years old, it is possible to achieve straight and balanced eyebrows"

Rosa Ordóñez emphasizes that with the henna technique, eyebrows can be enhanced starting at 60 years old, achieving a natural, straight, and balanced result that flatters facial expression.

Not Everything You See on Social Media Works: These Are the Antioxidants That Really Take Care of Your Skin

A specialist in aesthetic medicine warns about the indiscriminate use of viral antioxidants on social media and points out which ones have scientific support for effective skin care.

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

A breast cancer specialist oncologist recommends that women over 50 reduce the consumption of certain foods to lower associated risks. Additionally, she suggests healthier alternatives that can help maintain better health and prevent diseases.

Ana Morales, author of 'Marital Status: Tired', gives the keys for women not to live exhausted

Ana Morales, Beauty Director of Vogue Spain and author of 'Marital Status: Tired', denounces a culture that values hyperproductivity and punishes rest, offering keys for women to avoid constant exhaustion.

Why is it good to mix legumes and cereals? Ask lysine and methionine

Combining legumes and cereals is beneficial because together they provide a complete protein, thanks to lysine and methionine—limiting amino acids in each group—that complement each other to improve nutritional value.

What are bartolillos, the famous sweets sold in Madrid’s oldest pastry shop

Madrid’s oldest pastry shop, known for its bartolillos, has welcomed famous figures such as Jaime Peñafiel, Marisa Paredes, and Pedro Zerolo, highlighting its cultural importance and tradition in the city.

Lentil and Rice Recipe, Because Combining Legumes and Grains Gives Us a Complete Dish

Combining lentils and rice results in a nutritious and complete dish, as it brings together the proteins from the legumes with the carbohydrates from the grain, as well as being an easy recipe to prepare.

Light Chocolate Cheesecake with Cottage Cheese: A Healthier, High-Protein, and Gluten-Free Option

Andrea Carucci, author of 'The Fertility Kitchen', shares healthy and delicious recipes every Friday, such as this light chocolate cheesecake with cottage cheese, which is a high-protein and gluten-free alternative.

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, creating a simple and comforting dish ideal for warming up on cold days.

Restaurants in Madrid to Warm Up and Combat the Cold Temperatures

Discover restaurants in the center of Madrid perfect for escaping the intense cold. These places offer warm and cozy atmospheres where you can enjoy a meal that helps you warm up during low temperatures.

A Mudéjar Jewel in Aragón: This Is the Church with an Armored Appearance That Stands Above a Castle

In a town near Zaragoza, there is a fortified church in the Mudéjar style, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This temple, with an armored appearance, stands out for its historical and architectural value, combining religious and defensive elements in a remarkable example of Aragonese heritage.

The town of Tarragona with houses attached to the wall, narrow alleys, and a medieval atmosphere

The capital of the Cuenca de Barberà stands out for its medieval heritage, preserving an intact wall and a significant Jewish quarter, which reflect the town's historical atmosphere.

Winter Route: One of the Paths to Reach Santiago that Crosses One of the Most Spectacular Landscapes in the Northwest

The Winter Route is a lesser-known but unique path to reach the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, standing out for its spectacular landscapes in the northwest of Spain.

The 'European Hawaii' that 'The Mirror' recommends as a winter getaway

The London-based outlet recommends visiting this island in January for its warm climate and stunning natural landscapes, making it an ideal winter getaway.

The Two Spanish Destinations You Must Visit in 2026, According to 'The New York Times'

'The New York Times' has included two Spanish destinations in its list of must-visit places for 2026, highlighting Spain's cultural and tourist richness.

These are the five must-sees in Granada (excluding the classics)

Granada offers much more than the Alhambra and the San Nicolás viewpoint. The city has surprising and little-known spots that delight both first-time visitors and those who have visited several times.

The Hiking Trail That Combines Forest and Old Train Tunnels

This route in the Valencian Community offers a unique experience by following an old railway line. It combines walks through forests and abandoned train tunnels, ideal for disconnecting and enjoying nature.

Starving Cancer with Fat: A New Cell Therapy Based on Adipocytes

A study proposes a new cancer therapy using genetically modified adipocytes that compete with tumors, depriving them of essential nutrients for their growth.

Teresa Herrero, emotional management coach: "Saying yes to everything is a silent way of saying no to yourself"

Teresa Herrero emphasizes that the pressure to always be available and accept everything can cause emotional harm. Saying yes to everything is equivalent to denying oneself, affecting personal well-being by meeting external expectations.

Five Simple Exercises That Don’t Seem So and That Will Bring Back the Energy You Don’t Have

Lack of energy is often due more to an imbalance between body and mind than to physical causes. Five simple exercises can help recover that lost energy by improving this integral connection.

Gabriel Rolón, psychoanalyst: "Human beings have a cruelty that is nonexistent in other species"

Gabriel Rolón reflects on the uniquely human cruelty among species and highlights the importance of self-evaluation, posing the essential question: Am I who I want to be?

Why Don't I Keep My New Year's Resolutions? Psychology Responds

Keeping New Year's resolutions is difficult, mainly due to a lack of proper planning. Psychology points out that setting clear and realistic goals, along with specific steps, increases the chances of long-term success in fulfilling them.

We Drive the Peugeot of the Future and, Believe It or Not, Its Rectangular Steering Wheel Will Arrive in 2027

We tested the Peugeot Polygon Concept on the Castellana, a prototype that anticipates the brand’s upcoming design and technology, including its innovative rectangular steering wheel that will debut in 2027.

Portugal's Priority is to Complete as Soon as Possible the High-Capacity Road Section that will Connect Madrid and Lisbon

Portugal plans to start construction this year to complete the high-capacity road section that will connect Madrid and Lisbon, as outlined in the 2026 General Budget.

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

The Civil Guard warns about fraud related to V16 beacons, due to a website that detects active beacons on Spanish roads, making it easier for pirate tow trucks or criminals to locate vulnerable drivers.

The Classic Sports Viral Videos of Fernando Alonso: Could They Be Driven Through Downtown Madrid?

Fernando Alonso was seen in Monaco driving his Audi Sport Quattro, which sparked speculation on social networks about whether he could drive this classic vehicle through downtown Madrid.

The Road Where You Should Never Turn On the V16 Beacon

The V16 beacon, implemented by the DGT since January 1st, has replaced emergency triangles as the mandatory safety device on the roads.

Works on Alonso Cano Street, renovation of Santa Engracia, a center in Vallehermoso, and Chamberí Square: the district's investment in 2026

The Madrid City Council will invest 8,639,342 euros in 2026 in works and improvements in Chamberí, including work on Alonso Cano Street, the renovation of Santa Engracia, the creation of a center in Vallehermoso, and renovations in Chamberí Square.

Azcón asks for the youth vote alongside Ayuso to "continue improving" Aragón: "We will show Sánchez the exit door"

The leader of the PP in Aragón, Azcón, together with Ayuso, has requested the youth vote to keep improving the region. He has highlighted key issues such as housing, education, and taxes, and promised to show "Sánchez the exit door."

Nine Injured After Hit-and-Run at Illegal Car Race in Gijón

The local police arrested the driver who fled after hitting nine people during an illegal car race in Gijón, charging him with reckless driving.

The funeral at the Almudena Cathedral for Adamuz will be on January 29

Masses for the victims will be held the same day in Huelva and Córdoba, and on January 31 a state tribute will take place in the capital of Huelva.

Female driver dies after crashing into a wild boar on the N-340 in L'Ampolla

A female driver died after colliding with a wild boar at kilometer 1,101 of the N-340 in L'Ampolla, around 9:30 PM on Friday.

One dead and 19 people treated after a house fire in Valencia

Medical services treated 19 people following a house fire in Valencia; twelve were discharged at the scene and seven were transferred to hospitals. Additionally, one death was reported.

Collapse in Cádiz: Three Classrooms in a School Closed After Part of a Building Falls in Jerez de la Frontera

Three classrooms in a school in Jerez de la Frontera have been closed following the collapse of part of a nearby building. The students were relocated to other classrooms, and access to the school from Pajarete Street has been closed as a safety measure.

A man in Sabadell reported for having about twenty fighting roosters with various mutilations

A man in Sabadell was reported for having nearly twenty fighting roosters with mutilations. The animals were handed over to the Department of Agriculture for their care and protection.

The storm causes the detachment of sheets from the roof of Montecelo Hospital in Pontevedra

The storm caused the detachment of sheets from the roof of Montecelo Hospital in Pontevedra. Although patient care was not affected, access to the facility had to be reorganized to ensure safety.

The 14-year-old boy who was seriously injured in a fire at his home in Boadilla del Monte dies

The 14-year-old boy who was seriously injured in a fire in Boadilla del Monte has died. His mother is hospitalized at Puerta de Hierro, and 19 other people suffered intoxications.

Chaos due to the storm in A Coruña: seven injured after two multiple-vehicle accidents in Santiago de Compostela

Two multiple-vehicle accidents occurred at 8:30 in Santiago de Compostela during a heavy hailstorm, leaving a total of seven injured.

"They teach us to pay from a young age, but not how to live": The praised reflection of a Spanish woman about money

Sara, a TikTok user, reflects on how traditional financial education focuses on teaching children to pay and manage money from an early age, but not on how to live fully. She highlights the importance of learning to value experiences and well-being, not just accumulating money—a perspective that has resonated with many people on social media.

A YouTuber reports that his identity was stolen to purchase bicycles valued at over $50,000

Seth, known as Seth's Bike Hacks, reported that criminals stole his identity to buy bicycles worth more than $50,000. They used his personal information to make fraudulent purchases, affecting his reputation and finances. Seth warned his followers and authorities about this type of scam to help prevent similar future cases.

A young Chinese man explains the difference between those raised in the West and in China: "It's noticeable"

A young Chinese man highlights that the differences between those who grow up in the West and in China are reflected in the education they receive, influencing gestures and clothing.

Feline breeds with polydactyly: when cats are born with extra toes

Polydactyly is a heritable genetic variation that causes cats to be born with extra toes on their paws. This condition does not affect the animal's health and is common in certain feline breeds.

The Mystery of the "Beeep": Why Sound Toys Drive Many Dogs Crazy

Squeaky toys activate ancestral instincts and reward mechanisms in dogs' brains, explaining why they react intensely to these sounds.

Five Common Mistakes When Bringing a Dog Home and How to Avoid Them from Day One

Canine trainer Javier Martínez Torres points out common practices that make it difficult for the dog to adapt to its new home and offers advice on how to avoid them from the first day, facilitating harmonious and effective coexistence.

Neither a Quirk Nor Disobedience: The Reason Why Your Dog Steals Slippers and Socks

Canine trainer Sonia Losada clarifies that dogs do not steal out of quirkiness or disobedience, but out of curiosity or need. She explains how to redirect this behavior positively and without punishment, using reinforcement techniques to prevent them from chewing on personal items like slippers and socks.

Your Daily Horoscope: Sunday, January 25, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the daily predictions that will help you face the day with energy and wisdom.

Check Bonoloto: results for this Saturday, January 24, 2026

The winning Bonoloto combination for Saturday, January 24, 2026, is 2, 3, 4, 5, 38, 42. The complementary number is 23 and the refund number is 6. The full results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

Check National Lottery: results for this Saturday, January 24

The winning number in the National Lottery draw on Saturday, January 24, 2026, is 20,015. The complete results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

Check Euromillions: results for this Friday, January 23, 2026

The winning Euromillions combination for January 23, 2026 includes the numbers 4, 5, 13, 21, 42, with stars 3 and 10. The Million code is XHG89279. More results available at 20minutos.es.

Brooklyn and Nicola or Harry and Meghan: when the blame is always placed on women

The article analyzes how, in powerful families, women are often blamed while men are infantilized in the face of family tensions, reflecting a pattern of inequality and gender stereotypes that persist in public and media opinion.

Sports Sanctuaries. Pionir, Belgrade: Hell Turned into a Basketball Court

Pionir in Belgrade was the former stadium where Red Star and Partizan played before moving to the Belgrade Arena. This venue is known for its intense and passionate atmosphere during basketball games.

'With the Night on Our Backs' by Manuel Ferrand (El Paseo, 2025)

The publisher El Paseo reissues "With the Night on Our Backs," the work that won the Planeta Prize in 1968, written by Manuel Ferrand, bringing back a classic of Spanish literature.

These celebrities will turn 60 in 2026 and you might not have known

Several celebrities will turn 60 in 2026, marking the start of their sixth decade. This photo gallery reveals who they are and might surprise you to learn their ages.

Trump's Greenland

The series of cartoons published by Malagón in 20minutos addresses with humor and critique Donald Trump's controversial proposal to buy Greenland, exploring the political and social implications of the initiative.

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

Although many women have been silenced throughout history, several have left a lasting legacy. The Encyclopaedia Britannica highlights 10 influential women who have shaped history and whose impact endures to this day.

These are the noises from your refrigerator you should worry about and those you shouldn't

The refrigerator runs all day and produces common noises that do not always indicate problems. However, some sounds can signal malfunctions. It is important to recognize which noises are normal and which require attention to prevent more serious damage.

20minutos, the fastest growing media in users and page views in 2025

20minutos, part of the Henneo group, positions itself as the second digital newspaper in Spain by page views in 2025 and third by users, surpassing 17 million.

Paying the Monthly Gym Fee or Setting Up Equipment at Home: Where Is It Better to Invest Your Money?

With overcrowded gyms and rising fees, many people are considering whether investing in their own home equipment is more cost-effective and convenient for maintaining their exercise routine in the long term.

US destroys a new drug boat in the Pacific, the second since Maduro's capture in Venezuela

Since August 2025, the US has destroyed more than 35 drug boats in the Pacific, this being the second major operation following Maduro's capture in Venezuela. These operations aim to combat drug trafficking in the region and ensure maritime control.

Humidity in Mars' atmosphere could provide water to future human inhabitants, according to a study

Although ice beneath the Martian surface is the most viable long-term source, atmospheric humidity could also provide water to future colonists on Mars, according to a recent study.

Check Primitiva: results for this Saturday, January 24, 2026

The winning combination for the La Primitiva draw on January 24, 2026, is 3, 20, 24, 31, 45, 49; complementary number 11 and refund number 4. The Joker number is 6654726. More results available at 20minutos.es.

Felipe VI presides over the flag oath of 1,378 soldiers in Cáceres

King Felipe VI presided over the flag oath of 1,378 soldiers in Cáceres, an event attended by approximately 9,000 people, including military personnel, family members, and institutional authorities.

Almeida highlights the closure of 3,000 tourist apartments due to the Plan Reside and rejects the tax that "would weaken Madrid's momentum"

Almeida emphasizes the closure of 3,000 tourist apartments with the Plan Reside and rejects a tourist tax that, according to him, would harm Madrid's current dynamics. Meanwhile, Más Madrid accuses the City Council of expelling residents, and the PSOE proposes a tax so that tourists contribute to urban maintenance.

Gabriel Rolón, psychoanalyst: "Human beings have a cruelty that is nonexistent in other species"

Gabriel Rolón emphasizes that human beings possess a cruelty unique among species. He reflects on the importance of asking oneself in life whether one is truly the person they wish to be, highlighting this introspection as essential for personal development and understanding our nature.

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

The winning number of the ONCE Sueldazo draw on Saturday, January 24, 2026, is 51309, series 024. All results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

The town in the Basque Country whose mayor earns more than the vast majority of mayors of Spanish provincial capitals

A mayor of a town in the Basque Country receives a salary higher than most mayors of Spanish provincial capitals, standing out in the region for his high wage.

The ICAM is dismissed from the vice presidency of the CGAE after proposing a budget reform

The ICAM was dismissed from the vice presidency of the CGAE after calling for more efficient management, the elimination of the mandatory certificate for new members, and rejecting the payment of improper invoices, which led the CGAE to sue the ICAM.

The Peace Board for Gaza Gets Underway: Who Will Lead It, Which Countries Support It, and How Much They Owe Trump

To join the Peace Board for Gaza, countries must be invited by Trump and pay one billion dollars; only about twenty have accepted.

The Alicante Restaurant That Has Become the Favorite of Spaniards

The reservation app has released the eighth edition of the Top 100 favorite restaurants of Spaniards, highlighting a restaurant from Alicante as the preferred one at the national level.

Seven Intoxicated Due to Poor Combustion of a Boiler in a Home in Girona

Seven people were intoxicated due to poor combustion of a boiler in a home in Girona. Two men, a woman, and a minor show less severe symptoms, while two other people suffered minor injuries.

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Stay updated with the latest important news delivered directly to your inbox. Receive timely summaries of the day's key events to stay informed effortlessly. Sign up to get concise and relevant news highlights every day.

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

Take part in the 20M Surveys and share your opinion on current topics. Also check the results to find out what other readers think, thereby promoting a diverse and participatory dialogue.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that simulates human intelligence to perform tasks such as voice recognition, image recognition, and decision-making. Getting started in AI requires understanding basic concepts, learning programming, and becoming familiar with tools and algorithms. It is a constantly evolving field with an impact on multiple sectors and great professional opportunities.

Xun Zi, Chinese philosopher: "Human nature is evil; what is good in him comes from deliberate activity"

Xun Zi, an influential Confucian thinker, argues that human nature is evil and that goodness arises from education and conscious action. He emphasizes the crucial role of education in transforming and improving the human being.

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

The Minimum Vital Income in Spain is extended to people over 23 years old who live with their parents, with the aim of preventing poverty and social exclusion. This benefit has helped nearly one million children and adolescents up to December.

Marian Rojas, Psychiatrist: "Happiness is not what happens to us, but how we interpret what happens to us"

Listening and transforming the way we talk to ourselves, from destructive to constructive, is key to achieving happiness, according to Marian Rojas.

25th Anniversary of 'Harry Potter': All the Special Activities Warner is Preparing to Commemorate the Saga

On November 30, 2001, 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' premiered in Spain, marking the beginning of a unique film saga. Warner is preparing various special activities to celebrate the 25th anniversary of this iconic franchise.

Mariano Sigman, Neuroscientist: "The phrase 'do whatever you want' means everything but that. That force of language is very interesting"

Mariano Sigman highlights that certain phrases, like "do whatever you want," although they may seem neutral or kind, actually conceal complex meanings, reflecting the deep power of language in human communication.

Epictetus, Philosopher: "Do not expect events to happen as you wish"

Epictetus, originally from Hierapolis and raised as a slave, overcame his condition to become a prominent ancient philosopher, known for his wisdom about accepting events as they happen.

These are the only vehicles allowed to circulate in the northwest following the DGT ban due to the storm

The storm Ingrid has led the Directorate General of Traffic to restrict traffic in the northwest this weekend, allowing only certain authorized vehicles and warning about the dangers of driving under these conditions.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. This has raised doubts among drivers, many of whom are reluctant to stop using traditional emergency triangles, even though the new regulations prioritize the use of connected V16 beacons.

The meaning of dreaming about deceased people and seeing them alive in dreams

Dreaming about deceased people and seeing them alive can be a way to process emotions and memories. Dreams help us understand what is happening internally and to know ourselves better by reflecting our feelings and thoughts.

When the January 2026 Pension is Paid at CaixaBank, Banco Santander, ING, BBVA, and Other Banking Institutions

With the January financial strain complicating family budgets, pensioners await the payment of their pensions in January 2026 to manage their expenses and debts. Payment dates vary depending on each banking institution, such as CaixaBank, Banco Santander, ING, and BBVA.

Gabriel Rolón, psychoanalyst: "One does not fall in love with just anyone. Love is a learning process, like everything human"

Gabriel Rolón analyzes how love is influenced by childhood experiences and points out that falling in love is a learning process. He explains why some people are attracted to harmful relationships, linking it to emotional patterns learned since childhood.

These are all the people to whom Social Security will pay the Minimum Living Income in 2026

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

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US energy sector braces for winter storm as crude and natural gas output fall

The US energy sector is preparing for an approaching winter storm that threatens to reduce crude oil and natural gas production. Lower output amid severe weather may challenge energy supply and drive up prices. Companies are taking preventative measures to safeguard operations and maintain stability in the market during the storm.

US has taken oil from seized Venezuelan tankers, Trump tells NY Post

Former President Trump revealed to the New York Post that the US has seized oil from Venezuelan tankers. This action is part of broader sanctions and efforts to pressure Venezuela’s government. The move highlights ongoing tensions between the US and Venezuela regarding oil resources and political influence.

Goldman lifts 2026 Dutch TTF forecast as cold weather tightens balances

Goldman Sachs has raised its 2026 forecast for Dutch TTF gas prices due to tightening market balances driven by colder weather. The unexpected drop in temperatures has increased demand, putting upward pressure on prices and prompting the bank to adjust its outlook accordingly.

Trump administration considers naval blockade to halt Cuban oil imports, Politico reports

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a naval blockade to stop oil shipments to Cuba as part of efforts to increase pressure on the Cuban government. This move aims to cut off a critical energy supply and intensify economic hardship, further isolating Cuba amid ongoing political tensions and U.S. sanctions. The consideration reflects escalating strategies to influence Cuban policies.

Exclusive - Mexico Weighs Stopping Oil Shipments to Cuba Amid Concerns of Trump Retaliation, Sources Say

Mexico is considering halting oil shipments to Cuba due to fears of retaliation from then-U.S. President Donald Trump. Sources indicate the decision reflects concerns about potential diplomatic and economic consequences amid strained U.S.-Mexico relations. This move highlights Mexico’s cautious approach navigating pressures linked to U.S. foreign policy towards Cuba.

Exclusive - Valero, Phillips 66 buy Venezuelan oil cargoes as part of Washington’s deal with Caracas

Valero and Phillips 66 have purchased Venezuelan oil cargoes following a U.S. agreement with Caracas aimed at easing sanctions. This move marks a notable shift in Washington's approach, allowing select American refiners to import Venezuelan crude under specific conditions to benefit from the country's oil resources while maintaining pressure on its government.

U.S. energy firms add rigs for first time in three weeks

U.S. energy companies increased oil and gas rigs for the first time in three weeks, signaling renewed drilling activity. The rise reflects growing confidence in energy demand despite economic uncertainties. This uptick may impact future production levels and market dynamics amid fluctuating oil prices.

US oilfield service company SLB says it can rapidly increase activities in Venezuela

SLB, a leading US oilfield services firm, stated it can quickly scale up operations in Venezuela, anticipating strong demand amid the country's energy sector recovery. The company sees opportunities as sanctions ease, aiming to support Venezuela's efforts to boost oil production and exports. SLB's move reflects confidence in the region’s potential despite political and economic challenges.

US targets Iran’s ‘shadow fleet’ over crackdown on protesters

The US has imposed sanctions on Iran’s so-called "shadow fleet," a group of ships linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, aiming to disrupt their role in suppressing domestic protests. These vessels are allegedly used to transport equipment and personnel for crackdowns on demonstrators. The move underscores US efforts to pressure Iran over human rights abuses and curtail the regime’s maritime operations connected to repression.

US climber scales Taiwan’s tallest building Taipei 101 without ropes

A US climber successfully ascended Taipei 101, Taiwan's tallest building, without using ropes or safety gear. The daring climb drew significant attention for its risk and skill, highlighting the climber's expertise and challenging the boundaries of urban climbing. Authorities are evaluating the incident for safety and legal implications.

Vanguard tops $1 trillion in assets outside the US, FT reports

Vanguard has surpassed $1 trillion in assets under management outside the United States, marking a significant milestone in its global expansion. The achievement underscores the growing demand for its investment products internationally, reinforcing its position as a leading asset manager worldwide.

Australian defence department chief to replace Kevin Rudd as US ambassador

Australia plans to appoint its defence department chief as the new US ambassador, succeeding former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. This move aims to strengthen Australia-US relations, with the new ambassador bringing extensive experience in defense and diplomacy to the role. The appointment reflects Canberra’s focus on security and strategic ties amid regional challenges.

US to inject $1.6 billion into rare earths miner for 10% stake, FT reports

The US government plans to invest $1.6 billion in a rare earths mining company, securing a 10% ownership stake. This move aims to bolster domestic production of critical minerals vital for technology and defense sectors, reducing reliance on foreign sources. The investment reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen supply chains amid global geopolitical tensions.

Hermes designer bows out after 37 years with final menswear show in Paris

After 37 years at Hermès, the longtime designer concluded his career with a final menswear show in Paris. The event celebrated his lasting influence on the brand's style and craftsmanship, marking the end of an era for the French luxury house as it prepares for new creative leadership.

Russian stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged

Russian stocks closed mixed, with the MOEX Russia Index ending unchanged. Some major stocks declined, contributing to an overall lower performance in select sectors despite stable benchmark levels. Market activity reflected cautious investor sentiment amid ongoing economic and geopolitical factors affecting Russia.

World Health Organization says it regrets US decision to withdraw

The World Health Organization expressed regret over the US decision to withdraw from the organization. WHO emphasized the importance of global cooperation in addressing health crises and urged continued collaboration to manage pandemics effectively. The move could impact international health initiatives and efforts to combat diseases worldwide.

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Access road to Chile’s Escondida, Zaldivar mines remains blocked amid contractor strike, sources say

The access road to Chile’s major Escondida and Zaldivar copper mines remains blocked due to an ongoing strike by contractor workers. The disruption affects operations at these significant mining sites, causing concern over production and supply impacts. Negotiations are ongoing to resolve the dispute and reopen the blocked route.

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Five takeaways from Davos 2026

The 2026 Davos summit highlighted the urgency of climate action, ethics in technological innovation, global economic recovery after the pandemic, rising geopolitical tensions, and the importance of inclusive growth. Leaders emphasized collaborative approaches to environmental challenges, responsible AI development, equitable vaccine distribution, and addressing inequalities to foster sustainable development worldwide.

US consumer sentiment improves in January

US consumer sentiment rose in January, reflecting growing optimism about the economy. Improved hiring and steady inflation contributed to the positive outlook. While concerns about inflation persist, consumers reported increased confidence in spending and economic conditions compared to previous months. This uptick suggests potential economic resilience amid ongoing global uncertainties.

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Manufacturing PMI holds steady, aligns with forecasts

The latest Manufacturing PMI remained steady, matching market expectations. This stability indicates consistent manufacturing sector activity with no significant changes in demand or production levels. Analysts view the steady PMI as a sign of economic resilience amid ongoing global uncertainties.

Steady Services PMI Holds Ground at 52.5, Fails to Meet Expectations

The Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) remained steady at 52.5, indicating moderate growth but falling short of analysts' forecasts. This suggests the sector is stable but faces challenges impacting stronger expansion.

US-Indonesian trade deal could boost trade four-fold, Kadin chair says

The chair of Indonesia's Chamber of Commerce (Kadin) highlighted that a new trade agreement between the US and Indonesia has the potential to increase bilateral trade by up to four times. The deal aims to enhance economic collaboration, reduce trade barriers, and open markets, benefiting key sectors and strengthening the overall Indonesia-US economic relationship.

Foreign direct investment in China slides 9.5% in 2025

Foreign direct investment in China decreased by 9.5% in 2025, reflecting challenges such as global economic uncertainty and regulatory changes. The decline signals a cautious outlook from international investors despite China's ongoing efforts to attract foreign capital through policy adjustments and trade initiatives.

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UK private sector activity hits 21-month high in January

UK private sector activity reached its highest level in 21 months in January, driven by strong growth in services and manufacturing. Increased demand and business optimism contributed to the expansion, signaling a positive economic outlook despite ongoing global uncertainties.

Eurozone output growth continues in January as business confidence rises

Eurozone economic output expanded in January, driven by increased business confidence. Manufacturing and services sectors showed steady growth, indicating resilience despite ongoing global challenges. The positive trend suggests continued recovery momentum for the region's economy in early 2024.

Japan PM vows to act against speculative market moves in wake of yen spike

Japan's Prime Minister pledged to intervene if speculative moves cause excessive yen fluctuations following a sharp appreciation. The government aims to maintain market stability and safeguard the economy amid volatile currency shifts, signaling readiness to use policy tools to curb erratic market behavior and support steady growth.

Fed, big earnings week loom for markets as global tensions muddy outlook

Markets brace for a pivotal week with the Federal Reserve's policy decision and major corporate earnings reports. Rising global tensions add uncertainty, impacting investor sentiment and market stability. Analysts will closely watch for economic signals from the Fed and companies amidst geopolitical challenges shaping the financial landscape.

Supreme Court may leave big questions unresolved on Trump bid to fire Fed’s Lisa Cook

The Supreme Court is set to decide on former President Trump’s attempt to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook but may avoid ruling on key constitutional issues. The case raises questions about the president's power to dismiss Fed officials, yet the court could issue a narrow decision that leaves broader legal uncertainties unresolved.

Taiwan-US trade deal’s impact on forex is within ’controllable range’, central bank says

Taiwan’s central bank stated that the Taiwan-US trade deal’s effect on foreign exchange rates remains manageable. Despite potential market fluctuations, the bank sees the impact as within a controllable range and is ready to intervene if necessary to maintain currency stability.

Why UBS is underweight the U.S. consumer and overweight the European consumer

UBS favors European consumers over U.S. ones due to better economic conditions in Europe, including stronger wage growth and less inflation-driven cost pressures. The firm highlights U.S. consumers facing challenges like higher inflation and slower income growth, which could dampen spending. In contrast, Europe's improving job market and resilient consumer demand support more optimistic outlooks for the region's retail sector.

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"Bar getting higher" for UAE stocks after "year to remember in 2025" - MS

Morgan Stanley expects UAE stocks to face higher expectations following a standout 2025 performance. The firm highlights strong economic growth and reforms as drivers but notes that investors will demand continued positive developments to sustain gains in the coming years.

NY Fed carried out dollar/yen rate checks, source says

The New York Federal Reserve conducted checks on dollar/yen exchange rates to monitor market conditions amid recent currency fluctuations. According to sources, these measures aim to ensure market stability and address any potential irregularities without direct intervention. The move reflects ongoing concerns over volatile currency movements impacting financial markets.

Yen spikes with intervention in focus; oil rallies on Iran fears

The yen surged as markets anticipate possible intervention by Japan's central bank to curb currency declines. Simultaneously, oil prices climbed due to rising concerns over tensions in Iran, which could threaten supply routes. Traders remain cautious amid geopolitical risks and the potential impact on global markets.

Dow ends lower after topsy-turvy week, as Intel’s outlook weighs on market sentiment

The Dow closed lower following a volatile week, impacted by Intel’s disappointing outlook. Concerns over the chipmaker’s forecast dampened market sentiment, contributing to broader investor caution. Despite some gains earlier in the week, uncertainty around tech stocks and economic factors led to a subdued finish for the Dow.

Binance considers U.S. stock tokens - The Information

Binance is evaluating the launch of U.S. stock tokens, enabling users to trade fractional shares of popular companies on its platform. This move aims to expand Binance's offerings and attract more investors, though regulatory hurdles remain a significant consideration. The initiative reflects growing interest in tokenized assets within the crypto industry.

Binance’s CZ says he has no business ties with Trump family

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao clarified that he has no business relationships with the Trump family, countering recent speculation. He emphasized that Binance operates independently and is not connected to any political figures, aiming to dispel rumors about potential affiliations.

Bitcoin price today: slips below $89k, weekly losses due amid weak crypto appetite

Bitcoin's price fell below $89,000, marking weekly losses driven by weak investor interest in cryptocurrencies. Market sentiment remains cautious amid volatility and uncertain crypto market conditions.

UBS plans crypto investing for private banking clients - Bloomberg

UBS is preparing to offer cryptocurrency investment options to its private banking clients, aiming to expand its wealth management services. The Swiss bank plans to integrate crypto assets into its portfolio, reflecting growing client interest and demand for digital assets within traditional banking frameworks. This move aligns UBS with other global banks embracing crypto to enhance their investment offerings.

LISTA DAO closes 2025 with strong growth and major product milestones

LISTA DAO ended 2025 on a high note, achieving significant growth and hitting key product milestones. The community expanded rapidly, while new features and platform improvements boosted user engagement. Strategic partnerships and increased funding supported the DAO’s roadmap, positioning LISTA as a leading player in the decentralized space. Future plans focus on scaling and enhancing user experience.

TokenFi Unveils High-Visibility Branding Campaign Across Italy Ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics

TokenFi launched a major branding campaign throughout Italy to boost its presence before the 2026 Winter Olympics. The initiative includes extensive advertising and partnerships designed to increase brand recognition and engagement with the Olympic audience.

BTCC Exchange Nears 15-Year Mark with Plans for AI Trading Tools and Expanded RWA Offerings in 2026

BTCC Exchange is approaching its 15th anniversary and plans to launch AI-powered trading tools in 2026 to enhance user experience. The platform also aims to broaden its Real-World Assets (RWA) offerings, expanding investment options and integrating innovative technologies to stay competitive and attract new users.

Threshold Network Introduces Stake-Based Fee Waivers to Strengthen tBTC

Threshold Network has launched a stake-based fee waiver system to enhance the security and scalability of tBTC, its decentralized Bitcoin token. By enabling users to stake tokens and receive transaction fee waivers, the initiative incentivizes active participation and strengthens the protocol's economic security, aiming to attract more users and boost network decentralization.

Bitcoin price today: slips below $90k again as Greenland deescalation rally fades

Bitcoin's price fell below $90,000 after a brief rally linked to easing tensions in Greenland lost momentum. The initial optimism triggered by deescalation hopes diminished, causing the cryptocurrency to retreat. Market watchers remain cautious amid uncertain geopolitical developments impacting investor sentiment.

Exclusive: Trump-backed World Liberty partners with satellite startup Spacecoin

World Liberty, backed by former President Donald Trump, has partnered with satellite startup Spacecoin to advance satellite technology integration. The collaboration aims to enhance global connectivity and expand satellite communication networks, leveraging Spacecoin's innovative solutions alongside World Liberty's strategic influence and resources. This partnership reflects growing private sector involvement in space technology development.

SBFC Finance Q3 FY26 slides: AUM crosses ₹10,000 crore, PAT jumps 34%

SBFC Finance reported robust Q3 FY26 results, with assets under management (AUM) surpassing ₹10,000 crore. The company’s profit after tax (PAT) soared by 34%, reflecting strong operational performance and growth momentum. This milestone highlights SBFC Finance’s expanding market presence and financial stability in a competitive lending environment.

Cathie Wood’s ARK makes major stock moves with Broadcom and Coinbase

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest has made significant portfolio changes, increasing its stake in Broadcom while reducing its position in Coinbase. These moves reflect ARK's strategic shift toward more established tech companies amid market volatility, balancing growth potential with stability.

NewtekOne completes exchange offer for 5.50% notes due 2026

NewtekOne successfully completed its exchange offer for outstanding 5.50% notes due in 2026. The company exchanged the notes for a combination of new notes and cash, aiming to improve its debt maturity profile and enhance financial flexibility. This action reflects NewtekOne’s ongoing strategy to optimize its capital structure and support long-term growth.

Aldabra 4 SPAC completes $300.15 million initial public offering

Aldabra 4 SPAC successfully raised $300.15 million in its initial public offering. The funds will support the company's planned acquisitions and business growth initiatives. This capital influx strengthens Aldabra 4’s position in the market as it seeks to expand its operational footprint.

Fobi AI closes first tranche of private placement financing

Fobi AI successfully closed the first tranche of its private placement financing, raising capital to support its growth and development plans. The funds will be used to enhance their AI-driven data analytics solutions and expand market reach, positioning the company for future opportunities in the rapidly evolving technology sector.

Kiboko Gold completes share consolidation and private placement

Kiboko Gold has finalized a share consolidation and a private placement to strengthen its financial position. The consolidation reduces total outstanding shares, aiming to improve share value. The private placement raises new capital to support ongoing exploration and development activities. These moves are part of Kiboko Gold’s strategy to enhance shareholder value and advance its gold projects efficiently.

Zoomcar launches warrant exchange offer and $5 million bridge financing

Zoomcar initiated a warrant exchange offer alongside securing $5 million in bridge financing. The move aims to strengthen the company’s capital structure and support ongoing operations. This financing round provides immediate liquidity and enhances financial flexibility as Zoomcar advances its growth plans.

Jack Nathan Medical Announces Leadership Change and Strategic Realignment

Jack Nathan Medical announced new leadership changes and a strategic realignment to enhance operational efficiency and market expansion. The company aims to strengthen its core business and explore new growth opportunities in healthcare technology. The leadership update is expected to drive innovation and improve overall performance.

Nexalin receives Nasdaq minimum bid price deficiency notice

Nexalin announced it received a notification from Nasdaq stating its common stock has traded below the minimum bid price requirement of $1.00 for 30 consecutive business days. The company has 180 calendar days to regain compliance by having its stock price close at or above $1.00 for at least 10 consecutive business days or Nasdaq may initiate delisting procedures.

Corvus Pharmaceuticals raises $201.2 million in upsized public offering

Corvus Pharmaceuticals successfully raised $201.2 million through an upsized public offering. The funds will support the company's clinical development programs and advance its oncology pipeline. The offering's strong demand highlights investor confidence in Corvus's therapeutic candidates and growth prospects in the cancer treatment market.