News Summary - 01/27/2026

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US immigration chief Bovino set to leave Minneapolis after deadly shooting

Tom Homan, known as the "border tsar," will take over on-the-ground efforts in Minneapolis following increased tensions after a deadly shooting, replacing immigration chief Bovino.

'We're all terrified,' Minnesotan tells the BBC in tears

After the second fatal shooting by federal immigration officers in Minnesota, residents expressed fear and distress to the BBC’s Ana Faguy. The community is shaken and anxious about the aggressive enforcement actions, highlighting growing tensions and concerns over safety and immigration policies.

India and EU set to announce landmark trade deal

India and the European Union are poised to announce a significant trade agreement amid growing economic and geopolitical challenges posed by the United States. This deal aims to strengthen bilateral relations and enhance trade cooperation between Delhi and Brussels.

Deadly US winter storm leaves flights delayed and thousands without power

A severe winter storm in the US has caused at least a dozen deaths across multiple states. The storm has also resulted in significant flight delays and left thousands without power, disrupting travel and daily life.

Trump raises US tariffs on South Korea imports to 25%

President Trump increased US tariffs on imports from South Korea to 25%, accusing Seoul of failing to honor last year's trade agreement. This move escalates trade tensions between the two countries.

Japan court orders compensation for migrants lured to North Korea

A Japanese court ruled in favor of plaintiffs who were deceived into migrating to North Korea, where they were misled to believe it was a "paradise on Earth." The court ordered compensation for the migrants who suffered hardship after being lured under false pretenses.

New Iran videos show bodies piled in hospital and snipers on roofs

New footage from a Tehran hospital reveals at least 31 bodies piled inside and seven body bags placed outside, highlighting the severity of ongoing unrest. The videos also show snipers positioned on rooftops, indicating a heavy security presence amid the crisis.

'Major step': French MPs vote in favour of bill to ban social media for under-15s

French MPs have approved a bill to ban social media use for children under 15. If the upper house also passes it, the law could come into effect by September, coinciding with the new school year.

Tech giants face landmark trial over social media addiction claims

Meta, ByteDance, and Google are defendants in a landmark trial addressing allegations that their social media platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube, contribute to user addiction.

Israel says it has retrieved remains of final Gaza hostage

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the return of Ran Gvili's remains as "an extraordinary achievement," marking the retrieval of the final Gaza hostage's remains.

Sly Dunbar, prolific legend of reggae, dies aged 73

Renowned drummer and producer Sly Dunbar, known for his work with Bob Marley, The Rolling Stones, and Madonna, has died aged 73. His influential career spanned multiple genres, making a significant impact on reggae and popular music worldwide.

Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp to trial premium subscriptions

Meta plans to introduce premium subscription options for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp while keeping access to their core services free for all users.

Former Olympian Ryan Wedding pleads not guilty to drug kingpin charges

Former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, accused of leading a drug cartel, was arrested in Mexico last week by the FBI. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him.

Nigerian officers to face trial over coup-plot allegations

Sixteen officers detained last year are accused of plotting to overthrow President Bola Tinubu, following an investigation. Some of them will now face trial over the alleged coup attempt.

Spain slashes speed limit on popular train route after fault found

Following two recent fatal accidents, authorities discovered a crack on the Madrid-Barcelona rail line, prompting a reduction in speed limits to enhance safety and prevent further incidents.

Gunmen storm Mexico football pitch and kill at least 11 people

Gunmen attacked a football pitch in Salamanca, a city known for gang violence, killing at least 11 people. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.

Private jet carrying eight people crashes in Maine

A private jet carrying eight people crashed in Maine amid poor visibility caused by a winter storm affecting a large part of the US.

Uganda's military chief denies army assaulted Bobi Wine's wife

Barbara Kyagulanyi, wife of opposition leader Bobi Wine, stated she refused to disclose her husband's location amid reports of an assault. The Ugandan military chief has denied claims that the army attacked her.

EU investigates Elon Musk's X over Grok AI sexual deepfakes

The European Commission is investigating Elon Musk's platform X to determine if manipulated sexually explicit images generated by Grok AI have been displayed to users in the EU. The probe focuses on the spread of sexual deepfakes and potential violations of EU regulations.

Tearful goodbyes as Japan returns pandas to China amid worsening ties

Japan is returning its twin panda cubs to China, ending a decades-long presence of pandas since 1972. This departure marks the first time in over 50 years that Japan will have no pandas, reflecting strained diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Tributes pour in across India for revered BBC broadcaster Sir Mark Tully

Sir Mark Tully, a respected BBC broadcaster who continued residing in Delhi after his career, was cremated on Monday. Tributes have poured in from across India, honoring his legacy and contributions to journalism.

Heatwave warnings across Australia as millions celebrate national day

Heatwave warnings have been issued as temperatures are set to soar into the high forties in Victoria and South Australia on Tuesday, coinciding with national day celebrations.

Trump abandons attack mode as Minneapolis shooting backlash grows

The White House has toned down its rhetoric regarding Alex Pretti's killing amid rising Republican concerns about the deadly Minneapolis shooting.

Who was Alex Pretti, the intensive care nurse shot dead in Minneapolis?

Alex Pretti was an avid outdoorsman with a passion for mountain biking.

China has purged its highest-ranked military general. Why?

Zhang Youxia, once considered a close ally of China's leader Xi Jinping, has been purged. The move signals potential shifts within China's military leadership and raises questions about internal power dynamics.

Can India be a player in the computer chip industry?

India is investing hundreds of millions of dollars to develop its computer chip industry, aiming to become a significant player in this critical global sector.

NRA and other US gun activists push back at Trump officials over Minneapolis shooting

The NRA and other US gun rights advocates, usually supportive of Trump, have criticized a Trump official's remark implying that armed individuals risk being lawfully shot. This backlash highlights tensions within pro-gun circles following the Minneapolis shooting incident.

Murder and MI5: How an extraordinary battle erupted over what the state keeps secret

The article explores the tension between state secrecy and accountability, focusing on cases where the government, notably intelligence agencies like MI5, is implicated in killings. It questions whether the state can be trusted to decide what information should be kept confidential, highlighting the challenges of balancing national security with the public's right to truth and justice.

'I spent £2,000 on one event': Why Gen Z is obsessed with Hyrox

Hyrox, a competitive fitness event combining running and functional exercises, has captivated Gen Z and young millennials. Participants are drawn to its challenging yet community-driven nature, often investing heavily in training and events. The blend of competition, social connection, and personal achievement fuels their passion, making Hyrox a standout fitness craze among younger generations.

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

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

What we know about the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis

Federal agents fatally shot Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, claiming self-defense. However, Pretti's parents condemn their statements as "sickening lies," disputing the agents' account of the incident.

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

The guests seated beside India’s president during Republic Day ceremonies reveal the country's diplomatic priorities, showcasing Delhi’s strategic alliances and foreign policy focus to the global audience.

Analysing the Minneapolis shooting frame by frame

BBC Verify examined multiple angles of the Minneapolis shooting footage to create a detailed reconstruction of the event, providing clearer insights into the sequence and actions during the incident.

Deadly winter storm grips large parts of the US

A severe winter storm brought heavy snow, ice, and dangerously low temperatures across large areas of the US, impacting millions and causing hazardous conditions nationwide.

Watch: BBC at protests near scene where Alex Pretti was shot dead

Protesters gathered near the site in Minneapolis where Alex Pretti was fatally shot by federal agents, chanting his name. Pretti is the second person this month killed in similar circumstances, prompting public outcry and demonstrations.

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

For the first time since the 2022 full-scale invasion, representatives from Kyiv, Moscow, and Washington have met in trilateral talks, raising hopes for potential progress in resolving the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Puente avoids defending his transportation aid decree in Congress amid railway crisis and calls for resignation

Bolaños will replace Puente in the debate on the validation of the transport discounts approved for 2025. The Adamuz accident and failures in the railway system will shape the discussions, while the PP announced its opposition vote and Junts holds the key to approval.

Transport Ministry dismisses the Director of Rodalies and the Director of Maintenance of Adif due to the chaos on trains in Catalonia

Councillor Sílvia Paneque demanded accountability and changes in management following the chaos on trains in Catalonia, which led to the dismissal of the Director of Rodalies and the Director of Maintenance of Adif.

Breaking News on Rodalies, Live | Renfe Deploys 146 Buses and 700 Information Officers to Maintain Mobility on Rodalies

Renfe deploys 146 buses and 700 information officers to ensure mobility on the Rodalies service, securing transportation and user assistance amid disruptions.

The survivors of Adamuz create a platform for Alvia victims: "We want the truth and an apology"

A WhatsApp group with 70 people, made up solely of affected travelers who prove their presence with a ticket, is the basis for creating a platform of survivors from the Alvia accident to Huelva, which demands truth and apologies.

This is How Thermite Welding is Done, Whose Failure is Investigated as the "Main Cause" of the Accident

Thermite welding, key in high-speed rail, joins tracks through a chemical reaction that melts metals to create a strong bond. Its proper execution is vital, and a failure in this technique is being investigated as the main cause of the train accident, highlighting the importance of strict controls and inspections in these welds.

The Adamuz Welding, a Difficult Technique Due to the Joining of Different Grade Steels: "The Key is the HAZ Located on Both Sides"

Adif allows welding rails of different steel grades only as an exception. Engineers highlight the high difficulty of this technique, emphasizing that the key lies in the heat-affected zone (HAZ) located on both sides of the weld to ensure a proper joint.

Ensidesa, the great Asturian steel company that still manufactures a large part of the train tracks in Spain

Ensidesa, founded as a public company, transformed Avilés and created thousands of jobs. However, its production declined when facing competition from cheap imported steel, although it still manufactures a large part of the train tracks in Spain.

Resignations Drip by Drip

Problems in Rodalies and High-Speed Rail have caused serious incidents such as the Adamuz disaster and the tragic derailment in Gelida, creating total chaos in the railway system.

Railway unions maintain the train drivers' strike for February 9, 10, and 11 after initial contact with Renfe

The railway unions have decided to maintain the train drivers' strike scheduled for February 9, 10, and 11 after an initial meeting with Renfe, in which no satisfactory agreement was reached. They demand labor improvements and conditions that the company has yet to guarantee.

Is It Time to Politicize the Adamuz Accident?

The article criticizes the politicization of the Adamuz accident, pointing out that making mistakes during tragedies is common, but what is truly unusual is failing to learn that suffering should never be used as a political or propaganda tool.

Junts' refusal to approve the Government's anti-eviction measures leaves the pension increase in doubt

With Ábalos suspended as a deputy, the Government needs Junts' favorable vote to approve the decree on anti-eviction measures and guarantee the pension increase, as an abstention is no longer sufficient.

The Government approves today the reform of the immigration regulations that will legalize half a million undocumented immigrants

The Government will approve a reform of the immigration regulations that will allow the legalization of half a million undocumented immigrants. Those who have lived in Spain for at least five months before December 31, 2025, will be eligible.

The Chinese chain with 'low cost' design items that posed as Japanese expands across Spain: "You can find everything"

The Chinese chain, with 63 stores on the Iberian Peninsula, has grown in Spain by offering low-cost design items. Initially presented as Japanese, its Chinese origin is now known. Its wide variety of products attracts consumers looking for affordable and stylish items.

No Children at Bullfights: The Government Wants to Ban Minors from Events That Display Violence Against Animals

The Ministry of Childhood will seek to prohibit the entry of minors to bullfights, following the UN's recommendation to protect children from the harmful effects of this violence against animals.

The 'Arbeloa method' lifts Real Madrid: public praise of the stars convinces the players

The key to the change at Real Madrid lies in Arbeloa’s connection with his players, whom he constantly praises publicly, which has increased the team's motivation and performance.

Urdangarin admits in his book that he no longer has a relationship with the king: "He was my brother-in-law, my friend, or so I believed"

The former son-in-law of the emeritus king, Iñaki Urdangarin, will publish his book 'Everything Lived' in February, where he recounts his experience in prison, his relationship with Infanta Cristina, and his new partner, Ainhoa Armentia. Additionally, he acknowledges that he no longer has a relationship with the king, whom he considered a friend and brother-in-law.

Emotion in 'Married at First Sight' Due to a Couple's Past and the Groom's Confession to His Mother

Stefan opened up to his mother before marrying Estefanía, confessing that he missed her during his childhood, creating an emotional moment on the show.

Valeri, Escassi's ex-mistress, goes to court to file a complaint against him

The young Colombian woman, former partner of the ex-jockey Escassi, has gone to court to file a complaint against him, seeking to clarify and prove the truth about their controversial relationship.

A town in Sicily is left on the edge of a large ravine due to a landslide

The Italian Government has declared a state of emergency in the south of the country due to severe weather. A town in Sicily was left on the edge of a large ravine following a landslide caused by heavy rains. Authorities are working to assess the damage and ensure the safety of the residents.

The Brussels ‘First Dates’ Trade Deal: Mexico, Chile, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mercosur, …and now India

Since Donald Trump’s victory in November 2024, the EU has concluded trade agreements with Mercosur, Mexico, Chile, and Indonesia, and has relaunched negotiations with Malaysia and Thailand, strengthening its global trade strategy.

Azcón refuses to "pay the debts of the Catalans" and Alegría reprimands him for being the "Mr. No"

In the context of the Aragonese elections, Azcón has rejected taking on Catalan debts, a stance that has been criticized by Alegría, who has labeled him "Mr. No" due to his refusal to cooperate. This tension reflects the political differences between the two during the electoral campaign.

Rafael Louzán assures that the 2030 World Cup final will be played in Spain

Rafael Louzán, president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, confirmed that the 2030 World Cup final will be played in Spain.

Did Julio Iglesias' Employees Complain to Miranda? The Singer's Wife Willing to Clarify

Julio Iglesias' wife could be key in a currently archived case in Spain involving two of the singer's former employees. She is willing to clarify the situation.

First tensions after the wedding in 'Married at First Sight': "Are you acting normal or is it because you have a microphone?"

Ainhoa expressed distrust towards Marc by doubting whether he is acting authentically or just because they are being recorded, sparking the first tensions after the wedding in 'Married at First Sight'.

Rutte dismisses the idea of a European army while announcing increased NATO deployment in the Arctic to appease Donald Trump

The NATO Secretary General proposes to increase allied presence in the Arctic and negotiate with Denmark to ease Trump's concerns about Greenland, while Rutte rejects the idea of a European army.

Robles attacks Trump's ambitions in Greenland: "What moral authority will we have to condemn Putin?"

The minister criticizes Trump's actions in Greenland, warning of a dangerous drift in the international order similar to the capture of Maduro in Venezuela, and questions the moral authority to condemn Putin.

Robles demands "respect" from Trump for the Spanish dead in Afghanistan and says she is not "informed" about Spain's defense GDP

Robles stated that the Spanish Armed Forces will be present in Greenland or anywhere else necessary. Additionally, she demanded respect from Trump for the Spaniards who died in Afghanistan and mentioned that she is not informed about the percentage of Spain's GDP allocated to defense.

Niagara Falls freezes due to extreme cold wave in Canada and the United States

Niagara Falls froze due to an extreme cold wave in Canada and the United States, with temperatures ranging between -12 and -21 degrees Celsius.

Orphan Drugs: A Single Option for Rare Diseases Too Costly for the Industry

Orphan drugs are essential for treating rare diseases, although their development is very costly. Because of this, health systems implement mechanisms to finance these drugs and ensure access for the patients who need them.

The Keys to Sevilla’s Purchase: Sergio Ramos and an Investment Group, Monitoring the Debt and Final Price

Sergio Ramos and Five Eleven Capital could acquire Sevilla for 450 million euros, discounting the debt. The investment group would follow a model similar to Manchester City's for managing the club.

The EU issues a serious food alert due to high levels of insecticide in nectarines from Spain

The EU, through the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF), has issued an alert for elevated levels of insecticide in nectarines from Spain, warning consumers and authorities about the health risk.

A Spanish Skier Dies in an Avalanche in the Alps While Skiing Off-Piste

A 50-year-old Spanish skier died after being caught in an avalanche in Tignes, France, while skiing off marked trails.

Gastronomy, Fun, and Relaxation Onboard: The Most Complete Way to Discover Europe in 2026

Royal Caribbean presents impressive ships with exclusive routes to explore Europe in 2026, combining gastronomy, entertainment, and relaxation onboard for a unique and comprehensive experience.

La Nicholette, the Mexican 'influencer' who was kidnapped in Sinaloa, found alive

Mexican authorities found Nicole Pardo, known as La Nicholette, alive after being missing for four days in Sinaloa, thanks to citizen cooperation.

Chris Martin, from Coldplay, speaks out about the 'kisscam' controversy: "If 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, suggesting turning negative situations into something positive.

Was Alex Pretti Armed? Did He Try to "Massacre" ICE Agents? Doubts and Certainties About His Death

The Trump Administration claimed that Alex Pretti tried to "massacre" ICE agents, but several videos contradict that version, raising doubts about the events and generating controversy regarding his death.

Alfonso J. Ussía, writer: "Appearances cannot hold up against a blank sheet of paper"

Alfonso J. Ussía presents 'Under the Sky,' a collection of chronicles that reveal the essence of Madrid, offering an intimate and authentic view of the city beyond superficial appearances.

Spectacular Rescue of an Icebreaker Ship for a Luxury Cruise Ship Trapped in Antarctica

The crew of the icebreaker Polar Star carried out two maneuvers to free an Australian luxury cruise ship trapped in Antarctica and then escorted it to open waters.

This is María Pita, the Chihuahua 'influencer' who earns half a million a month with her own clothing brand

María Pita, a Chihuahua weighing less than two kilos owned by Martina Villar, is an influencer and model who collaborates with fashion brands and has posed alongside celebrities such as Cher. Additionally, she has her own clothing brand and generates half a million a month.

Lucía Pombo, pregnant with her first baby: "More than ready"

Lucía Pombo, older sister of María Pombo, has announced on Instagram that she and her husband are expecting their first child, showing that they are "more than ready" for this new stage.

Teyana Taylor Appears with the Stolen Louvre Jewels at the Schiaparelli Fashion Show

Teyana Taylor surprised in the front row of the Schiaparelli fashion show with a daring look complemented by accessories that recreated the stolen jewels from the Louvre, drawing attention for their originality.

The Fed Holds Another High-Stakes Meeting Amid Pressure from Trump and Uncertainty over Powell’s Successor

Investors anticipate that the Fed’s interest rate cuts will not occur until the second half of the year, when a new chair will be in charge, amid political pressure and uncertainty surrounding Powell’s succession.

Ben Affleck on AI: "It tends towards mediocrity, you can't trust it. I don't think it can write anything meaningful"

Ben Affleck criticized artificial intelligence, stating that it tends towards mediocrity and is not reliable. He expressed his skepticism about AI's ability to generate creative and meaningful content, joining the debate in Hollywood about its impact on the industry.

5 Things to Do Before 7 a.m. to Start the Day Right According to a Psychologist

Psychologist Silvia Severino reveals five key habits to start the day with focus and energy, improving well-being and productivity from early on.

This Is What Happens to Your Body When You Eat 'Protein-Rich' Supermarket Products

Protein-rich supermarket products are popular, but frequent consumption can affect your body. Although they help with muscle repair and satiety, some contain additives and excessive protein that could cause kidney or digestive problems if consumed in excess. It is vital to choose natural sources and balance intake to avoid negative effects.

Looking for a TV that lasts many years? A study comparing OLED and LCD reveals which is more durable

A test conducted on over 100 televisions evaluated the durability of OLED and LCD models, identifying which are more resistant and suitable for prolonged use.

The monument of Portugal that has stood over the Miño River for centuries to defend the border

This historical gem, located on the border between Spain and Portugal over the Miño River, is nearly 700 years old and is a National Monument. It was crucial in the military defense of the region.

Murcia Restaurant Recommended in the Guía Repsol: "Spectacular Rice Pudding" and "Good Coffee"

The restaurant in Murcia has been recommended by the Guía Repsol for its quality food and traditional cuisine. Their spectacular rice pudding and good coffee are especially highlighted, making it a standout option for diners.

The Odyssey of Influencer Nil Ojeda on His Long-Distance Electric Car Journey: "You Have to Have a Different Mindset"

Nil Ojeda, a YouTuber, recounted the challenges of driving his Tesla on a long trip, highlighting the difficulties and differences involved in using an electric car, and the need to adopt a different mindset for this type of travel.

Orphan Drugs: A Single Option for Rare Diseases that is Too Expensive for the Industry

Orphan drugs are essential for treating rare diseases, although their development is very costly. Because of this, healthcare systems have implemented special mechanisms to finance these treatments and ensure access for patients who have no alternatives.

70% of Spaniards View Vocational Training and Its Employability Positively, Despite High-Income Families Distrusting Its Salary Level

The first Vocational Training barometer by CaixaBank Dualiza reveals that 64% of higher education graduates and 71% of people with basic and intermediate studies view vocational training positively. However, 45% believe their salaries are lower than those of university graduates, especially among high-income families.

The DANA judge summons three bodyguards of Carlos Mazón to testify on February 9 and two UME commanders in March

The judge has scheduled the testimony of three bodyguards of Carlos Mazón for February 9 and two UME commanders in March. Additionally, deputy Avelino Mascarell will testify on March 2 in the case related to the DANA.

Delcy Rodríguez assures that Venezuela "does not accept orders from any external factor"

Delcy Rodríguez responded to the statements made by the U.S. Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, calling them "irrelevant" and "offensive," reaffirming that Venezuela does not accept orders or interference from external factors in its internal affairs.

Candela Márquez's 'Shakira-style' Photographs After Her Breakup with Alejandro Sanz

After her breakup with Alejandro Sanz, Candela Márquez posted photographs that many users on social media compare to Shakira's style, highlighting the strong similarities between them.

Boris Becker, tennis legend, on Carlos Alcaraz: "It is his goal, that's why he is in such good shape"

Boris Becker highlighted on 'Eurosport' the excellent physical condition of Carlos Alcaraz, the current world number one, attributing it to his clear ambition to stay at the top of tennis.

Who Pays for the Boiler Repair in a Rented Home? This Is What the Law Says

According to Article 21.1 of the Urban Leases Act, the landlord is responsible for the necessary repairs to maintain the habitability of the property, such as boiler repairs, unless the damage was caused by the tenant.

The new diesel tax that could arrive in 2026

The Spanish Government plans to increase taxes on diesel in 2026 to match those on gasoline, aiming for greater fiscal equity between both fuels.

Permanent Disability: This is the Detail That Can Decide Whether You Are Granted the Benefit or Not

To obtain the permanent disability benefit, it is essential to meet general and specific contribution requirements, which vary according to the recognized degree of disability.

Zucchini Dough Pizza, the Ideal Cheap Recipe for a Quick and Healthy Dinner

With only 3 ingredients, you can make a healthy and affordable pizza dough using zucchini, perfect for a quick and nutritious dinner.

There Will Be More Greenlands… but Europe Already Knows the Way

The article suggests that more crises similar to Greenland’s could arise, with leaders like Trump challenging established boundaries. However, Europe is prepared and knows how to respond to these situations.

I Do Want to Politicize the Debate on the Train Accident

The politicization of the train accident is appropriate as long as it fulfills its real purpose and stays away from partisan noise that hinders analysis and solutions.

A Spirit of Dialogue

Davos highlights the "noise" and "lack of empathy" as signs that underscore the urgent need for change, promoting a spirit of dialogue to overcome these challenges.

Does it make sense for us to be the second country in the world with the most kilometers of AVE?

The accident in Adamuz, with 45 deaths, could change the perception of AVE safety in Spain. Over time, it will be assessed whether the tragedy was inevitable or the result of failures, raising questions about the expansion of the AVE as the second country with the most kilometers.

Trump admits that he closes his eyes during meetings: "They're so boring, I can't wait to get out of there"

President Trump admits that he closes his eyes during meetings because he finds them boring, but assures that he pays attention and listens to everything the officials say.

Spain Expels Nicaraguan Ambassador for "Strict Reciprocity"

Spain has ordered the expulsion of the Nicaraguan ambassador in response to the unjust expulsion of the Spanish representative in Managua, applying the principle of strict reciprocity.

Edu Soto shows the bites that made him go to the hospital: "Unimaginable itching"

Edu Soto shared images of the bites that forced him to visit the hospital. He described the experience as a week of "unimaginable itching," reflecting the intensity of the discomfort he suffered.

New Details Emerge About Schumacher's Health Condition

Former German driver Michael Schumacher suffered a serious skiing accident in 2013 and has since remained away from the public, with little information disclosed about his health condition. Recent new details have revealed aspects of his recovery and current situation.

First-time self-employed workers: "There is always the fear of doing something wrong and that a mistake ends up in a fine"

Starting out as a self-employed worker in Spain involves facing both excitement and challenges, especially for beginners. Professional freedom is combined with paying fees and a steep learning curve, creating fear of making mistakes that could lead to fines.

Children Who Skip the Classroom and Are Educated in the Forest: "It Helps Them Grow and Respect Nature"

Forest schools promote outdoor education, encouraging constant contact with nature. According to the founder of a center in the Madrid mountains, this methodology helps develop children's motor skills, concentration, and creativity, as well as fostering respect for the natural environment.

From the outskirts to the streets of Madrid: shantytown living resurges with stable settlements in the heart of the capital

Shacks and tents have reemerged in Madrid, settling in central areas such as under the Segovia Aqueduct, the slopes of the M-30, the train tracks of Delicias and Méndez Álvaro, and near the Palos de la Frontera Metro station, showing an increase in stable settlements within the capital.

Alert for a Nipah outbreak in India: what the virus is and how it spreads, closely monitored by the WHO for its pandemic potential

India is facing a new outbreak of the Nipah virus, marking the fourth time in five years that measures such as school and office closures have been implemented. The virus, monitored by the WHO due to its high lethality and pandemic potential, is primarily transmitted through contact with infected animals or people, raising a health alert in the country.

'The Right Price,' 'The Right Time,' 'The Price Of...': Telecinco's Name Confusion

Telecinco has faced confusion with the names of its programs, mixing similar titles such as 'The Right Price,' 'The Right Time,' and 'The Price Of...'. This situation highlights the importance and thoughtfulness behind choosing an appropriate name for a television show, as it affects the program's recognition and success.

The Cast of 'Charlie's Angels' Reunites 50 Years After the Legendary Series

The original cast of 'Charlie's Angels' reunited to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the iconic series, reflecting on its impact and legacy on television.

Mackenzie Paul Dies After Raising Awareness About Her Battle with Leukemia on Social Media

Mackenzie Paul, a second-year medical student at the University of Michigan, passed away after being diagnosed in 2023 with acute myeloid leukemia. During her illness, she used her social media platforms to raise awareness about her fight against this serious condition.

Garbiñe Muguruza gives birth to her first daughter: "Our little miracle"

Tennis player Garbiñe Muguruza gave birth a few weeks ago to her first child, Marcos, the result of her relationship with Arthur Borges.

The Rapper Sara Socas: "There Are Many Right-Wingers in Classrooms Right Now"

The singer and freestyler Sara Socas speaks with Rebeca Marín in '20minutos' about the presence of right-wing ideologies in classrooms, highlighting that there are currently many "right-wingers" in the educational environment.

Antonio Banderas: "For the polls to work, you need to have prepared people, not ignorant ones"

Antonio Banderas talks about the premiere of his new musical, Godspell, at the Gran Teatro Pavón in Madrid, starting today. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of having prepared people so that the polls function properly.

Cristina Lasvignes: "I Was Neither Fired Nor Did I Leave Television, Nor Have I Returned for Money"

Cristina Lasvignes returned to television as the host of 'Vaya Fama', establishing herself as one of Mediaset's favorite presenters. She states that her departure was neither due to being fired nor by her own choice, and that her comeback is not motivated by financial reasons.

Asraf Beno breaks down on 'DecoMasters' after the first challenge: "It has been a lot of effort and responsibility"

Asraf Beno became emotional upon learning that his team lost the first challenge on 'DecoMasters' and had to face elimination, confessing that the process involved a lot of effort and great responsibility.

No expulsions in the premiere of 'DecoMasters', but with penalties: "We warned you from the start"

In the premiere of 'DecoMasters', although there were no expulsions, participants who exceeded the budget received penalties, in line with the warnings from Patricia Montero and the judges during the broadcast.

Lujan Argüelles, on the "Abril-cerral" meme: "It frustrates me that they don't remember me more"

Lujan Argüelles humorously recalled on 'Al cielo con ella' the advice she gave to Elena Furiase to cope with the impact of the viral 'Password' video, expressing her frustration that the "Abril-cerral" meme doesn't acknowledge her more.

Launch of 'DecoMasters': laughter, jokes among 'celebrities' and a "tremendously demanding" jury

'DecoMasters' debuted on Monday night, hosted by Patricia Montero. The jury is made up of Lorenzo Castillo and Marta Río Pérez, who are described as "tremendously demanding." The show combines interior decoration with an atmosphere of laughter and jokes among the participating celebrities.

Estíbaliz Sanz undergoes a 'look' change on 'El tiempo justo': "They took 10 years off me"

Estíbaliz Sanz experienced a makeover on 'El tiempo justo', accompanied by the people responsible for her transformation, makeup artist and hairdresser Alberto Duarte and stylist Clara Courel, who helped her achieve a look that noticeably rejuvenates her.

Manu is just two letters away from winning the 'Pasapalabra' jackpot of €2,668,000

Manu, a contestant from Madrid on 'Pasapalabra' on Antena 3, was just two letters away from winning the millionaire jackpot, which reached €2,668,000.

Revilla remembers the day he was 'mistaken' for Can Yaman

The former Cantabrian politician, during his visit to Pablo Motos's show to celebrate his 83rd birthday, humorously recalled the day he was mistaken for the actor Can Yaman.

Casanova recounts on 'La Revuelta' the day he tried a marijuana cake

The actor visited 'La Revuelta' with the cast of 'Aída y vuelta' to promote his movie, which will be released in theaters on January 30.

Iker Jiménez, on 'Horizonte': "I thought I wouldn't want to do a daily show"

Iker Jiménez expressed on his social media that, although he doubted he would want to do a daily program, he now feels euphoric about this new stage in 'Horizonte'.

Íñigo Onieva is finalizing the opening of his new business: a private club of which Cristiano Ronaldo is also a member

Íñigo Onieva, entrepreneur and husband of Tamara Falcó, is finishing the opening of Vega Private Members, a private club that combines business, leisure, and celebration. Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the members of the exclusive venue.

Juan Carlos I was in Switzerland celebrating King Fuad II's birthday on the day of his sister-in-law Irene of Greece's death

According to 'Informalia', Juan Carlos I was in Switzerland celebrating King Fuad II's birthday when his sister-in-law, Irene of Greece, passed away, accompanied by one of the guests at the event.

Estela Grande shows her belly one day after giving birth: "A woman's body is truly amazing"

Estela Grande shared a photo of her belly one day after a cesarean section to give birth to her twins, Luca and Liah, highlighting the wonder of the female body after childbirth.

Melania Trump invites Georgina Rodríguez to the White House for the premiere of her documentary

Georgina Rodríguez, Ronaldo's girlfriend, was invited by Melania Trump to the White House for the premiere of her documentary. The couple shared photos at the official residence and strolling around Washington, showing their presence at the event and in the city.

Alexia Rivas, dressed as a bride, reveals that she has broken up with her partner: "Alone, I feel complete"

Alexia Rivas, dressed as a bride, announced on 'El tiempo justo' that she has ended her relationship. Despite being a sensitive person, she is okay and feels complete being alone.

Sofía Suescun partying with Miguel Ángel Silvestre while Kiko Jiménez was breaking down on 'De viernes'

Leticia Requejo reported on 'El tiempo justo' that Sofía Suescun was partying with Miguel Ángel Silvestre, while Kiko Jiménez was going through a tough moment on the show 'De viernes'.

They Attempt to Set Fire to Frank Cuesta’s Sanctuary: "They Jumped the Fence and Placed Flammable Material"

An attempt was made to set fire to Frank Cuesta’s Sanctuary after intruders jumped the perimeter fence and placed flammable materials in several spots, endangering the facilities and the protected wildlife at the site. Authorities are investigating the incident to find those responsible and ensure the sanctuary’s safety.

Influencer Kelly Medanie Announces the Death of Her Baby: "We Did Everything Possible for Him to Be Okay"

Mexican influencer Kelly Medanie, known from 'Acapulco Shore,' shared in a TikTok video the sad loss of her baby, expressing that they did everything they could to ensure he was okay.

Brooklyn Beckham Controversy Sends Victoria's Post-Spice Girls Single to No. 1

The controversy surrounding Brooklyn Beckham has propelled the single "Not Such An Innocent Girl," released by Victoria Beckham after leaving the Spice Girls, back to the top of the iTunes charts.

Kiko Rivera responds to criticism about his new relationship: "It seems like no one can fall in love with me"

During his trip to New York with his partner, Kiko Rivera responded to criticism and 'haters' who do not respect his relationship, expressing that it seems like no one can fall in love with him without being judged.

A Coruña Prepares and Presents Its Tourism Campaign Around the August Eclipse

The A Coruña Tourism Consortium presented the tourism campaign 'CidadEclipse' at Fitur 2026, centered on the August 12 eclipse. The event, hosted by Lucía Veiga and Xosé A. Touriñán, took place at the Casa del Lector in Madrid, highlighting the city's cultural and tourism programming for the year.

The series 'Father There Is Only One' arrives and this is how the actors have approached their roles

Daniel Pérez Prada and Mariam Hernández, stars of the new comedy series 'Father There Is Only One', express their enthusiasm for the project. The series, with episodes of about 20 minutes, surprises the young audience. Hernández highlights how the show reflects real situations faced by parents and children, bringing authenticity to their characters.

Veronika, the cow who uses a broom to scratch her body

Veronika, a cow, uses a broom to scratch herself, demonstrating a flexible and functional use of tools. This unusual behavior in cattle suggests advanced cognitive abilities. Researchers at the Messerli Institute of the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna report this case as the first demonstration of multi-purpose tool use in a cow.

Jannik Sinner takes advantage of the court change and better conditions and thrashes Luciano Darderi in Australia: "Everything was fine"

Jannik Sinner advanced to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open after a match with improved conditions, very different from those faced against Eliot Spizirri, and dominated Luciano Darderi with a solid performance.

Carlos Alcaraz, determined to win the Australian Open: "This year could be the one where I win three Grand Slams"

Carlos Alcaraz, current world number 1, aims to conquer the Australian Open, the only Grand Slam missing from his record after winning Wimbledon, Roland Garros, and the US Open. He is determined to make history this year with the possibility of winning three Grand Slams.

Damon Hill, F1 World Champion: "Newey is a master, let's hope he works his magic"

Damon Hill, 1996 F1 World Champion with a car designed by Adrian Newey, expressed in an interview his optimism about Aston Martin for 2026, trusting that Newey can achieve great results with the team.

Iga Swiatek, World No. 2: "I grew up watching Nadal and I enjoy that type of tennis, with hard-fought points"

Iga Swiatek defeated Maddison Inglis 6-0, 6-3 and advanced to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open. The Polish player highlighted that she enjoys Rafael Nadal's style of tennis, characterized by hard-fought points.

The Copa del Rey Final Changes Date for Security Reasons

The Copa del Rey final, initially scheduled for April 25, will be moved to the previous weekend to avoid coinciding with the Seville Fair, thus ensuring greater security measures.

What is Whoop, the banned wristband that Alcaraz couldn't use in Australia

During the round of 16 at the Australian Open, Carlos Alcaraz was ordered to remove the Whoop wristband, a device prohibited in the tournament. This physical monitoring wristband is banned by the event's rules, which prevented its use during the match.

Luis Mariano Rojas, Neurosurgeon: "Deep Brain Stimulation is an Effective Treatment"

Dr. Luis Mariano Rojas, neurosurgeon at Ramón y Cajal Hospital in Madrid, explains that deep brain stimulation is an effective technique for treating serious neurological diseases, improving patients' quality of life by regulating brain activity through electrical impulses.

Spina bifida, Parkinson’s, or Huntington’s, Among the New Conditions Eligible for Early Retirement

The Technical Commission has approved the inclusion of seven new diseases, such as spina bifida, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s, allowing people with at least a 45% disability to access early retirement.

A person with an intellectual disability is 2 to 4 times more likely to have a mental illness

People with intellectual disabilities are 2 to 4 times more likely to suffer from mental illnesses. Additionally, diagnosis in this group is more complicated due to the difficulty in identifying symptoms and communicating them properly.

The dancer with hearing impairment Jone San Martín advocates for dance as a language in the show 'sORDA'

The work 'sORDA', starring Jone San Martín, highlights dance as a universal language and brings visibility to the daily reality of people with deafness, giving voice and presence to their experiences through performing arts.

Carlos Díez de la Lastra (Les Roches): "We have been four years immersed in a genuine battle for talent"

Carlos Díez de la Lastra, CEO of Les Roches, highlights the challenge of developing qualified talent in hospitality amid the transition towards higher-value tourism, describing these four years as a genuine battle for talent.

Bank delinquency continues to decline and reaches a new low since the 2008 financial crisis

The bank delinquency rate in November was 2.78%, reaching a low not seen since 2008, thanks to a reduction of more than 6 billion in unpaid loans over the past year.

Political Responsibility for the Adamuz Train Accident

Political responsibility for the Adamuz train accident must reflect the severity of the damage caused and the negligence of ADIF, evidenced by its frequent changes in management.

Phone frauds with 807 premium-rate numbers are increasing: "They can cost up to 50 euros per call"

The OCU asks the Competition Authority to investigate and take measures to protect users against the rise in frauds involving 807 premium-rate numbers, which can charge up to 50 euros per call.

The regulated electricity tariff rises by 3% in January although the bill is 7% cheaper than a year ago

In January, the regulated electricity tariff rises by 3%, setting the average bill for a household with PVPC at 52.50 euros. Despite the monthly increase, the bill is 7% cheaper than a year ago, reflecting an annual reduction in electricity costs for regulated consumers.

BME proposes an investment account model for individuals inspired by the Swedish model

BME proposes an investment account model for individuals based on the Swedish system, with no contribution limits or minimum holding periods. Unlike pension plans, these accounts do not have capital guarantees from the State.

'Hamnet' commits such a big musical sin that it ruins the powerful message of the film about art and Shakespeare

Chloé Zhao's film, based on Maggie O'Farrell's book, uses a musical theme by Max Richter in its climax which, although emotional, has been overused, diminishing originality and affecting the impact of the message about art and Shakespeare.

Even Rosalía Has Fallen at Her Feet: The Writer Behind One of the Current Argentine Films

Mariana Enríquez inspired director Laura Casabé in the creation of her new film, which adapts two stories from her collection 'The Dangers of Smoking in Bed'.

Did you know that the largest 'Game of Thrones' museum in the world is in Northern Ireland?

The premiere of The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has reignited interest in George R. R. Martin's universe and the impressive settings of the series, where the largest museum dedicated to Game of Thrones is located in Northern Ireland.

Is it a prosthesis? The full-frontal nudity in 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' continues the tradition of 'Game of Thrones'

Episode 2 of 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' on HBO features full-frontal nudity that reflects the platform's and George R. R. Martin's Westeros universe's traditions, maintaining the usual aesthetics and realism seen in 'Game of Thrones'.

'Sundays': When and Where to Watch the Favorite Film of the 2026 Goya Awards

Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, after 'Five Little Wolves', returns with 'Sundays', a film that explores faith, family, and misunderstanding, and is positioned as a favorite for the 2026 Goya Awards.

232 Minutes of Tension: The 4-Episode Miniseries About Wales' First Serial Killer

Three years after its premiere, the four-episode miniseries about Wales' first serial killer has become one of the most-watched on Prime Video, managing to captivate audiences with its intense storyline and production.

You can now download your Kindle books to read them on your mobile or computer: here’s how to do it

Amazon now allows downloading Kindle books without DRM in EPUB and PDF formats, making it easier to read them on mobile devices and computers.

Apple surprisingly launches its first device of 2026: the second generation of the AirTag arrives

Apple presents the second generation of the AirTag, which improves precision with a new UWB chip, extends Bluetooth range, and features a speaker that is 50% more powerful, while maintaining the design and price.

Waze updates with highly anticipated new features for users: here’s everything that’s coming

Waze launches new tools designed to anticipate various road situations, enhancing drivers' experience and safety.

Xiaomi launches its new 12-liter air fryer in Spain, capable of cooking up to four dishes at once

Xiaomi's Smart Double Stack Air Fryer arrives in Spain with a double basket to cook up to four dishes simultaneously, fourteen predefined modes, and a temperature range from 40 to 230 degrees, offering versatility and large capacity.

Gemini receives a highly anticipated new feature for Android and iOS: what it is and how it works

Google has launched a new feature in Gemini for Android and iOS that speeds up responses, enhancing the user experience with greater speed and efficiency in interactions.

Apple's New Siri Arrives in February with Gemini, Google's AI: This Is How the Virtual Assistant Changes

Apple will launch a new version of Siri in February that will integrate Gemini, Google's AI. This virtual assistant will operate in the cloud on private systems controlled by Apple, enhancing its capability and performance.

The Three Colors Chosen by People with a Stronger Character According to Psychology

Colors impact not only fashion and decoration but also emotions and personality. According to psychology, certain shades can reflect a stronger character in those who choose them.

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

Therapist María Bustamante highlights the importance of the family environment in detecting warning signs and promoting healthy coexistence, which is key to preventing bullying from home.

From Schiaparelli's Horns to Dior's Flowers: Haute Couture Week Kicks Off in Paris

Paris Haute Couture Week has begun with standout shows from Schiaparelli and Dior, marking a key day where creativity and innovation prevail over conventional trends.

Natalia de la Vega on hair repolarization: "There are more effective products to hydrate hair when using heat tools"

Hair repolarization is a viral trend on TikTok, but Natalia de la Vega warns that not all homemade formulas are safe, especially when using heat. She recommends more effective products to hydrate hair when thermal tools are employed.

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

A breast cancer specialist oncologist recommends that women over 50 reduce their consumption of certain foods to prevent health risks. Additionally, she suggests healthier alternatives that help maintain optimal well-being during this stage of life.

How to Apply the 5/3/1 Rule: The Formula That Makes Your Life Easier

The 5/3/1 rule is a simple technique for setting daily priorities, reducing stress, and achieving better life balance by applying it consistently.

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

Javier Brichetto brought together five outstanding female grillers to highlight female talent in the world of open flames, promoting equality in a traditionally male-dominated field.

Restaurants in Madrid to Warm Up and Fight the Cold Temperatures

Discover restaurants in the center of Madrid ideal for sheltering from the intense cold. These places offer warm and cozy environments where you can enjoy good food while protecting yourself from the low temperatures in the city.

Jordi Cruz (47 years old) explains which rice to use according to the recipe: "Bomba is not the same as jasmine, nor arborio as basmati"

Jordi Cruz highlights the importance of choosing the right type of rice for each recipe, pointing out that using bomba, jasmine, arborio, or basmati rice is not the same, as each one provides different textures and flavors that influence the final result of the dish.

Albert Adriá, Ferran’s younger brother and chef of Enigma, showcases himself at Madrid Fusión: "No one has done so much in so little time"

Albert Adriá, chef of Enigma and brother of Ferran Adriá, presented four standout dishes at Madrid Fusión, demonstrating his innovation and rapid evolution in gastronomy.

From Crêpe Suzette to Tarte Tatin: Classic and Well-Known Recipes That Originated from a Mistake

In gastronomy, several classic dishes emerged from accidents or mistakes in the kitchen, such as crêpe Suzette or tarte tatin. These iconic recipes were born from unforeseen situations that, far from ruining the preparation, resulted in delicious and world-renowned creations.

The Hidden Gem of Wales: Colorful Houses, a Medieval Castle, and Oceanfront Hiking

This village in southeast Anglesey, Wales, is notable for its unfinished medieval fortress, a popular attraction. Additionally, it offers colorful houses and hiking trails along the ocean, combining history and nature in a picturesque setting.

This is the meaning of the code 'SSSS' that may appear on a plane boarding pass

The code 'SSSS' on the boarding pass indicates that the passenger has been selected for additional security screening, common in the United States due to its rigorous airport procedures, which are stricter than those in Spain.

The 'invisible' hotel that lets you sleep hanging from a mountain in the Guadalest valley

This exclusive luxury hotel in Alicante offers a unique experience, allowing guests to rest suspended on a mountain, in an environment of great beauty and absolute peace.

The small town just over two hours from Madrid that is ideal for a winter getaway

This village by the Duero River, with fewer than 150 inhabitants and a small town center, is perfect for escaping the noise of Madrid and enjoying a peaceful winter trip just two hours from the capital.

The two Spanish destinations you must visit in 2026, according to 'The New York Times'

The New York Times has released its 2026 travel list, highlighting two must-visit destinations in Spain among the top global spots.

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

Beyond the Alhambra and the San Nicolás viewpoint, Granada offers numerous surprising corners for visitors who are already familiar with the classics, showcasing the city's richness and diversity.

The Hiking Trail That Combines Forest and Old Train Tunnels

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

Boris Cyrulnik, neuropsychiatrist: "Resilience is the ability to be happy even when you have wounds in your soul"

Boris Cyrulnik explains that resilience is the ability to achieve happiness despite emotional wounds, showing that it is possible to overcome suffering and move forward with well-being.

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 take on multiple tasks affects one emotionally. Saying yes to everything can be a hidden way of denying oneself, highlighting the importance of setting boundaries to protect emotional health.

Five Simple Exercises That Don’t Seem Like It But Will Bring Back the Energy You Don’t Have

Lack of energy is often due to an imbalance between body and mind, not just physical causes. Five simple exercises can help restore that lost vitality.

"Human beings have a cruelty that is nonexistent in other species"

The writer reflects on the human essence and poses the fundamental question: Am I who I want to be? He highlights the unique cruelty of human beings compared to other species, inviting deep introspection about our identity and actions.

Spain Funded 20 Orphan Drugs in 2025, Three More Than the Previous Year

Spain funded 20 orphan drugs in 2025, an increase of three compared to 2024. These drugs are developed for rare diseases and, although they benefit few patients, they generate low economic returns for pharmaceutical companies.

"The Society of Fatigue Prevents Us from Being Happy; Self-Exploitation Is the New Form of Slavery"

Today's society promotes self-exploitation by demanding constant productivity, even during leisure time. This creates widespread exhaustion and makes it difficult to achieve happiness, turning rest into an obligation rather than true relaxation.

Volvo brings back the 'Cross Country' name and debuts it on its new electric SUV EX60

Volvo revives the Cross Country designation with its new electric SUV EX60, featuring a more adventurous and robust design that reinforces its commitment to sustainable mobility.

A company founded by Elon Musk wants to end city traffic by burying it underground

Teslaconomics on 'X' Spain has revealed details about a project by Elon Musk’s company to reduce urban traffic through the construction of a network of underground tunnels, aiming to relieve street congestion and transform mobility in cities.

Jordi, a bus driver for 15 years, clarifies the situation of bus drivers: "It is not well paid"

Jordi, with 15 years of experience as a bus driver, explains little-known aspects of his profession. He highlights the difficulties of the job and points out that, despite its advantages, the salary is not adequate for the responsibility and demands of the position.

Solar panels, bed, and pop-up roof: Hyundai ventures into the camper world with its Staria

Hyundai presents the Staria Camper Concept, a premium electric camper with solar panels, bed, and pop-up roof, which they are considering bringing into production.

The Road Where You Should Never Turn On the V16 Beacon

The V16 beacon, implemented by the DGT since January 1st, replaces emergency triangles as the new road safety device. However, there are specific situations on certain roads where it is not advisable to turn it on to avoid risks or confusion.

The 10 Years of Residency Registration That Madrid Wants to Require Will Condition Access to Thousands of Protected Housing Units in New Developments

Madrid will impose a requirement of 10 years of residency registration (empadronamiento) to access protected housing units in new developments, applicable to both purchases and rentals, and without distinction between public or private developers. This criterion, which is not currently in use, will limit access to thousands of protected homes.

Catalonia will add 91 new judge positions in 2026, the largest expansion of the judicial staff in its history

Catalonia will create 91 new judge positions in 2026, the largest judicial expansion in its history, to reduce overload following the implementation of the instance court model that eliminates single-judge courts.

A cyberattack "paralyzes" the operation of the Sanxenxo City Council: $5,000 requested in bitcoins

A cyberattack affected the Sanxenxo City Council, paralyzing its systems. Technicians used daily backup copies to mitigate the damage caused by the virus, while the attackers demanded a ransom of $5,000 in bitcoins.

Catalonia lifts alert for strong winds after 400 warnings, mostly due to fallen trees

The 112 emergency service in Catalonia received 888 calls related to strong winds, which caused 549 incidents. Most of the warnings were linked to fallen trees. After the intensity of these events, the wind alert has been lifted.

The Regional Government Will Greenlight the New Mental Health and Addictions Plan for Andalusia in This First Quarter

Councillor Antonio Sanz announced from the mental health unit of the Virgen del Rocío hospital in Seville that the Regional Government will approve the new mental health and addictions plan for Andalusia this quarter, highlighting the improvement of specific spaces for minors.

Fire declared at a Repsol refinery in Cartagena, prompting the issuance of an Es-alert message

A fire at the Repsol refinery in Cartagena generated a large column of black smoke and triggered dozens of calls to emergency number 112, activating the Es-alert message to inform the population.

The 'mapping' at Casa Batlló will cause traffic closures on Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona this week

There will be traffic closures on Passeig de Gràcia between Aragó and Consell de Cent streets due to the 'mapping' at Casa Batlló. Several bus lines will experience detours during the event.

Andalusia Opens a "Great Debate" in Spain to Eradicate School Bullying with a Pioneering Congress

The Andalusian Government is organizing a national congress in Córdoba on the 29th and 30th of this month, bringing together nearly a thousand professionals daily to address and eradicate school bullying, promoting a pioneering debate in Spain.

The Getxo Court Sees Signs of Crime in the Demolition of the Mansion and Investigates Three PNV Councilors

The Getxo court finds indications of crimes against historical heritage and misconduct in the demolition of a mansion, and is therefore investigating three PNV councilors related to the case.

The restoration of the coffered ceiling at Plaza de España in Seville will start in mid-2026

The restoration of the coffered ceiling at the Puertas de Navarra and Aragón of Plaza de España in Seville will begin in mid-2026. The project, with an expected duration of nine months, aims to halt the deterioration caused by the passage of time and enhance the historical and cultural value of this emblematic site.

One of the pavilions of La Herrera in Donostia evicted: it was occupied by marginalized youth

A pavilion of La Herrera in Donostia, occupied by marginalized youth, was evicted. Only about five people spent the night there and left the building early in the morning.

The Tender Story of Carmen: She Is 82 Years Old and Rides the Bicycle Her Husband Gave Her When She Was 20

Carmen, 82 years old, still rides the bicycle her husband gave her when she was 20. Her cardiologist recommended that she continue using it to maintain her health and well-being.

A 63-year-old man claims he feels like a six-year-old girl and shows it on his social media

Rocío Ramos Paúl has questioned the authenticity of Stefonknee, a 63-year-old man who says he feels like a six-year-old girl, suggesting that he might be motivated by monetization on his social media platforms.

Khaby Lame sells his company for nearly one billion dollars to create a "virtual twin"

Khaby Lame sold his company for nearly one billion dollars, which uses biometric data from clients to create a "virtual twin," a digital replica that mimics their features and movements.

Feline FIP Is No Longer a Death Sentence: Treatments That Are Changing the Future

Recent veterinary research has succeeded in curing feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) in a high percentage of cases, transforming this serious disease from a fatal diagnosis to a treatable condition and improving the future for affected cats.

Is It Safe to Adopt a Dog with Lyme Disease? What You Should Know Before Deciding

Adopting a dog with Lyme disease is safe, as it is not transmitted to humans or other animals. The real risk lies in the ticks that transmit the disease.

A Study Warns About Stress and Suffering in the Global Trade of Ornamental Fish

Researchers call for a change in perspective regarding fish and crustaceans used in aquaristics, highlighting the stress and suffering they endure in the global trade of ornamental species.

'Bridgerton', 'Outlander', 'Wicked'... Meet Jack, the New Equine Star

Jack is a horse breed mix of Friesian and Welsh Cob type D, known for his musculature and elegance. His image stands out in productions such as 'Bridgerton', 'Outlander', and 'Wicked', making him a new star in the equine world.

Check Your Horoscope for Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and stay updated on your daily predictions.

This is the largest palm grove in Europe, located in this city in Spain

The Elche palm grove, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000, is the largest palm grove in Europe, located in the city of Elche, Spain.

Travel to Machu Picchu without Leaving Madrid: The Virtual Reality Experience that Takes You to Peru

In Madrid, a virtual reality experience allows visitors to explore Machu Picchu without leaving the city, offering an immersive and unique journey to one of Peru's most iconic destinations.

From the Most 'Hated' Transfer in the Barcelona Metro to a Unique Experience

The Barcelona City Council has gathered proposals to improve one of the metro sections most feared by users, aiming to transform this area into a unique and positive experience.

Brooklyn and Nicola or Harry and Meghan: When Women Are Always to Blame

The article analyzes how, in conflicts within powerful families, women are often blamed while men are infantilized, perpetuating gender stereotypes that affect public perception and treatment of both sexes.

A Bar Sparks Controversy by Restricting Access to Those Over 40: "They Don't Fit the Atmosphere"

An exclusive bar for young people has sparked controversy by restricting access to individuals over 40 years old. Its owner explains that the measure aims to maintain a suitable atmosphere, as older patrons might feel uncomfortable due to the noise and vibe of the place.

Review of 'Con la noche a cuestas' by Manuel Ferrand, published by El Paseo

El Paseo has reissued "Con la noche a cuestas", the novel that won the 1968 Planeta Prize, written by Manuel Ferrand. This reissue revives an outstanding literary work from that era, bringing it closer to new readers.

These Celebrities Will Turn 70 in 2026 and You Might Not Have Known

Numerous celebrities will turn 70 in 2026. This photo gallery highlights these stars who will reach their seventh decade of life, revealing facts you might not have known about them.

The Noises from Your Fridge That Should Worry You and Those That Shouldn't

The fridge runs continuously and produces normal, common noises that shouldn't be a cause for concern. However, some sounds can indicate problems. It's important to know how to distinguish between usual noises and those that require attention to keep the appliance in good condition.

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

Many influential women have left a lasting legacy despite having been silenced. According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, this article highlights 10 historical women who shaped humanity.

The Best Cartoons by Malagón

All the humorous cartoons created by Malagón and published in 20minutos, which address current topics with satire and creativity.

Mortgage Signings Record Their Best November in 15 Years Despite Interest Rate Hike for the First Time in Five Months

Mortgage loan approvals for home purchases grew by 12.4% in November, reaching a volume of signings in the first 11 months that exceeds the total for 2023, according to the INE, despite the recent increase in interest rates.

A fire in a home's meter box leaves four people affected by smoke inhalation

Four people were affected by smoke inhalation after a fire in a home's meter box. A 30-year-old woman was taken to Virgen Macarena Hospital, while the others received treatment at the scene.

Sentenced to one year and three months in prison for sexually abusing his partner's 13-year-old daughter

The man was sentenced to one year and three months in prison for sexually abusing his partner's 13-year-old daughter. He was also prosecuted for resisting law enforcement officers and for two minor offenses of assault.

Almudena Cid leaves Lavapiés to build the house of her dreams while recovering from surgery

Almudena Cid is building her ideal home in a natural setting near her family in Vitoria, leaving behind her life in Lavapiés as she recovers from surgery.

People "scammed" in WhatsApp groups and high prices on BlaBlaCar after Adamuz

BlaBlaCar warns about scams in WhatsApp groups and high prices following the event in Adamuz. It recommends not paying outside the app, avoiding suspicious links, and not sharing personal data through external channels to protect against fraud.

Juseph: "We Canarians are very proud of where we come from, and it is one of the values we try to reflect in our music"

Juseph has released his first album, LOS DEL GLAMÖUR, marking a milestone in his career by showing that it is possible to create art from the neighborhood, reflecting Canarian pride in his music.

Alvise acknowledges the messages reported by former SALF MEPs but denies intending to harass them

Alvise Pérez voluntarily testified at the Supreme Court following a harassment and breach of confidentiality complaint filed by former SALF MEPs. He acknowledged sending the messages but denied any intention to harass the complainants.

The young playwright Candela Holgado directs 'Heartbreaks and Other Little Reflections' in Madrid

The young actress and director Candela Holgado concludes her tour with the play 'Heartbreaks and Other Little Reflections' this Friday, January 30th at Nave 73, Madrid.

Benavent, the 'money junkie', returns to the bench for the Taula case: "The zombies are someone else"

Marcos Benavent, former manager of Imelsa and nicknamed the 'money junkie', has returned to trial in Valencia for alleged rigging of public contracts related to the Taula case. During the hearing, he defended his role and stated that "the zombies are someone else," challenging his accusers. The case investigates corruption and embezzlement in Valencian public administration.

Cerdán sees his presumption of innocence violated because the UCO has not yet reported on his assets

Cerdán denounces that his presumption of innocence is being violated, as hypotheses about his criminal activity are being spread without an official report from the UCO on his assets to support them.

The largest 'narco' network in the Atlantic with offshore bases falls: 105 arrested in Andalusia and the Canary Islands

105 members of the largest drug trafficking network in the Atlantic, with offshore bases and operations from aquatic platforms, have been arrested. The drug boat pilots could remain on board for up to a month to carry out multiple operations, mainly in Andalusia and the Canary Islands.

Chronicle of a Demographic Winter: How Social Security Went from Earning 6.5 Billion to Having a Hole of Almost 70,000

Population aging, increased life expectancy, and improved pension salary have caused a growing deficit in Social Security, which has gone from a surplus of 6.5 billion to a deficit close to 70 billion, accumulating a total debt to the State of 122 billion.

Death Toll Rises to 18 in Ferry Shipwreck Carrying Over 300 Passengers in the Philippines

The shipwreck of a ferry carrying over 300 passengers in the Philippines has left 18 dead. Authorities reported that the vessel was not overloaded and that sea conditions were acceptable at the time of the accident.

A firefighter attempts self-immolation in Murcia as a protest against his working conditions

A firefighter in Murcia tried to set himself on fire in protest of his working conditions. The Local Police intervened quickly, trying to restrain him while he was dousing himself with gasoline; the officers used fire extinguishers to prevent him from catching fire.

Pretrial detention for the detainee in L'Hospitalet for the death of a woman

The court has ordered pretrial detention for the detainee in connection with the death of a woman in L'Hospitalet. Any romantic relationship between them has been ruled out, and a case for murder has been opened.

Convicted: The defendants in the murder of the butcher from Santiago’s Plaza de Abastos

The defendants in the murder of the butcher from Santiago’s Plaza de Abastos have been sentenced to prison, fined for injuries, given five years of probation after the sentence, and ordered to pay civil damages amounting to 580,000 euros.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to learn and make decisions. To get started with AI, it is essential to understand its basic concepts, become familiar with programming languages such as Python, and study machine learning algorithms. Additionally, exploring practical applications and staying updated with advancements is crucial to harness its potential in different sectors.

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

Xun Zi, an influential Confucian philosopher, argues that human nature is evil and that goodness arises from education and conscious action.

People Over 23 Years Old Living with Their Parents Will Be Able to Receive the Minimum Vital Income

The Minimum Vital Income, aimed at preventing poverty and social exclusion in Spain, is being expanded to include people over 23 years old who live with their parents. In December, this benefit had already helped nearly one million children and adolescents.

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

Marian Rojas emphasizes that the key to happiness lies in how we interpret the events we experience. An important step is to listen to our internal dialogue and encourage it in a constructive rather than destructive way.

Jodie Foster (63 years old): "A lion attacked me when I was 8 years old. It left me two perfect puncture wounds on each side of my hip."

Jodie Foster revealed that, at 8 years old, a lion attacked her during the filming of ‘Napoleon and Samantha’ in the early '70s, leaving her with visible scars. This incident occurred before she joined the cast of 'Taxi Driver.'

Emilia Clarke's Accident Filming Sex Scenes with Multiple Men: "It Didn't Break, It Just Popped Out a Little"

Emilia Clarke revealed that she suffered a rib injury while filming the sex scenes for the SkyShowtime series 'Ponies,' clarifying that the rib did not fully break, but only popped out a little.

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

Epictetus, born a slave in Hierapolis, overcame his condition to become a prominent ancient philosopher, teaching the importance of accepting reality instead of wishing events to unfold according to our desires.

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

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

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, some of whom are reluctant to stop using the traditional emergency triangles.

The Meaning of Dreaming About Deceased People and Seeing Them Alive in Dreams

Dreams reflect how we process our experiences and emotions. Dreaming about deceased people and seeing them alive can be a way to connect with memories and feelings, helping us better understand our inner world and find emotional peace.

When the January 2026 pension is paid at CaixaBank, Banco Santander, ING, BBVA, and other banking institutions

In January 2026, pensioners are awaiting the payment of their pensions to cope with the January financial strain. Banking institutions such as CaixaBank, Banco Santander, ING, and BBVA have already set dates for the disbursement of these benefits, thus facilitating their clients' financial planning.

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

Gabriel Rolón, psychoanalyst and writer, reflects on love as a learning experience and how childhood relationships influence adult partnerships. He explains why some people fall in love with those who hurt them, pointing out that love is deeply connected 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 in 2026 will be granted to people who meet certain requirements, including special exceptions for orphans, minors, and women victims of gender-based violence.

India’s HPCL seeks Venezuelan crude to boost heavy oil processing at refineries

India’s Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) is looking to purchase Venezuelan crude oil to enhance its heavy oil processing capabilities. This move aims to optimize refinery operations and leverage India's expanding demand for heavy crude blends amid shifting global oil supplies and sanctions impacting Venezuela.

OCBC hikes gold price target to $5,600/oz in 2026 as haven demand grows

OCBC has raised its gold price forecast to $5,600 per ounce by 2026, citing increased demand for safe-haven assets amid global economic uncertainty and inflationary pressures. The bank expects sustained investor interest in gold as a hedge against market volatility and geopolitical risks.

Oil falls despite US winter storm as investors eye Kazakhstan supply resumption

Oil prices dropped despite a US winter storm impacting demand, as investors focused on the potential resumption of oil supplies from Kazakhstan. Market participants weighed weather-related consumption changes against geopolitical supply developments, leading to a decline in prices amid uncertainty about global oil availability.

Oil prices fall with US-Iran tensions, winter supply disruptions in focus

Oil prices declined amid easing US-Iran tensions and concerns over potential supply disruptions this winter. Market participants are closely monitoring geopolitical developments and weather-related factors that could impact oil availability, influencing price fluctuations as demand forecasts adjust accordingly.

Guyana economy set to grow 16.2% in 2026, oil sector still main driver, finance minister says

Guyana's economy is projected to grow 16.2% in 2026, driven primarily by its booming oil sector. The finance minister highlighted continued investment and production in oil as key growth factors, while efforts to diversify the economy remain ongoing to ensure sustainable development beyond oil revenues.

Gold prices upbeat above $5,000/oz amid geopolitical, economic risks

Gold prices remain strong above $5,000 per ounce, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties. Investors are turning to gold as a safe-haven asset amid market volatility, inflation concerns, and global economic slowdowns, supporting bullish sentiment in the precious metal sector.

Analysis - Venezuela oil reform encourages immediate investment, still needs to go deeper, executives say

Venezuela's recent oil reforms have sparked some immediate investment interest from international companies eager to tap into the country’s vast reserves. However, industry executives caution that while initial legal and fiscal changes are positive, deeper structural reforms are necessary to secure long-term growth and stability in the sector. Challenges remain in regulatory transparency, infrastructure, and political risk that must be addressed to fully unlock Venezuela’s oil potential.

Analysis - China to favor Brazilian soybean imports in H1 despite renewed U.S. inflows

China is expected to prioritize soybean imports from Brazil in the first half of the year due to competitive pricing and ample supply, despite an increase in U.S. soybean shipments following eased trade tensions. Brazil's larger crop and logistical advantages make its soybeans more attractive to China, even as U.S. exports regain momentum. This trend reflects China's strategy to diversify import sources while benefiting from favorable market conditions.

US energy sector reels after winter storm knocks out 2 million bpd of crude output

A severe winter storm disrupted the US energy sector, halting about 2 million barrels per day of crude oil production. The cold weather caused operational challenges and forced shutdowns in key oil-producing regions, leading to supply concerns and market volatility. Energy companies are working to restore output as extreme weather highlights vulnerabilities in infrastructure.

US Official says Washington is open for business if Iran wishes to contact them

A US official stated that Washington remains open to communication if Iran chooses to engage, signaling willingness for dialogue amid ongoing tensions. The remarks suggest potential avenues for diplomatic talks despite strained relations.

HMS Networks Q4 profit surges 64% on higher sales, proposes dividend

HMS Networks reported a 64% increase in Q4 profits driven by higher sales. The company also proposed a dividend, reflecting its strong financial performance and confidence in continued growth.

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India, EU Finalize Landmark Trade Deal, PM Modi Says

India and the European Union have finalized a landmark trade agreement aimed at boosting economic ties and reducing trade barriers. PM Modi highlighted that the deal will enhance cooperation, create jobs, and strengthen strategic partnerships between the two regions. The agreement is expected to facilitate smoother trade flows, benefiting businesses and consumers alike.

South Korea reassures on US investment pledge after Trump threatens to hike tariffs

South Korea assured the US it would honor its investment commitments following President Trump's threat to increase tariffs. The reassurance aims to ease trade tensions and maintain strong economic relations between the two countries amidst ongoing tariff disputes.

Japan stocks higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 0.77%

Japan's stock market closed higher, with the Nikkei 225 rising 0.77%. Gains were driven by strong performances in technology and export-related shares, buoyed by optimism over global economic recovery. Investors remained cautious amid mixed corporate earnings and ongoing geopolitical concerns. The broader market sentiment was supported by favorable currency movements and positive trade data.

Top 2 European Steel Stocks for Investors According to BofA

Bank of America highlights two leading European steel stocks poised for growth amid improving demand and supply discipline in the industry. These companies benefit from solid fundamentals and strategic positioning, making them attractive options for investors seeking exposure to the steel sector’s recovery.

Vår Energi Q4 output jumps 43% as operational issues resolved

Vår Energi's Q4 production surged 43% after resolving prior operational challenges. The company reported improved output and efficiency, signaling a strong recovery and robust performance heading into the next quarter.

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Exclusive - German firm’s investments in China boomed in 2025 on US trade war worries

German companies increased investments in China in 2025 due to concerns over the US-China trade war. Firms sought to mitigate risks by expanding manufacturing and operations in China, benefiting from the country's stable supply chains and market potential amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. This shift marks a strategic pivot to balance exposure and maintain global competitiveness.

ASML rides Nvidia’s coattails with lasers and huge chip ’printers’

ASML, a key supplier of advanced chipmaking equipment, is benefiting from Nvidia's surge in AI chip demand. Using its sophisticated lithography machines that employ lasers and extreme ultraviolet light, ASML enables production of cutting-edge semiconductors. This growth highlights the critical role of ASML’s technology in powering Nvidia’s AI advancements and the broader semiconductor industry boom.

Kyrgyzstan maintains key interest rate at 11% amid high inflation

Kyrgyzstan's central bank kept its key interest rate steady at 11% to curb persistent high inflation. Despite economic challenges, the decision aims to balance inflation control with economic growth, signaling cautious monetary policy amid ongoing fiscal pressures.

China posts first annual rise in industrial profit in four years in 2025

China recorded its first annual increase in industrial profits in four years in 2025, signaling a recovery amid ongoing economic challenges. The rise reflects improving manufacturing output and stronger domestic demand, boosting confidence in the country’s economic outlook despite global uncertainties and trade tensions.

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Irish consumer sentiment improves to nine-month high

Irish consumer confidence has reached its highest level in nine months, driven by improved economic outlook and easing inflation concerns. Increased optimism about personal finances and job prospects contributed to the positive sentiment, signaling potential growth in spending and economic activity. However, consumers remain cautious amid ongoing global uncertainties.

US core capital goods orders rise for fifth straight month, boosting economic outlook

US core capital goods orders increased for the fifth consecutive month, indicating strong business investment and a positive economic outlook. The rise suggests sustained demand for equipment and machinery, bolstering confidence in future economic growth despite previous concerns about slowing momentum. This trend reflects resilience in the manufacturing sector and potential for continued expansion.

Durable Goods Orders Surge, Exceeding Economic Forecasts

Durable goods orders saw a significant increase last month, surpassing economists' predictions. This surge indicates stronger manufacturing activity and potential growth in the broader economy, reflecting increased demand for long-lasting equipment and products. The data suggests positive momentum in industrial sectors, contributing to an optimistic outlook for economic expansion.

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Exclusive – Carney likely to visit India in early March as Canada trade pivot intensifies, envoy says

Mark Carney is expected to visit India in early March, signaling Canada’s focus on strengthening trade ties with India. The visit aligns with Canada’s strategy to diversify trade partnerships amid shifting global dynamics, emphasizing economic collaboration and investment opportunities between the two nations.

German business sentiment unchanged in January, Ifo survey finds

The Ifo survey revealed that German business sentiment remained stable in January, showing no significant change from the previous month. Despite persistent economic challenges, businesses maintained a steady outlook, reflecting cautious optimism amid ongoing uncertainties in the market.

German savings banks group forecasts 1% GDP growth in 2026

The German savings banks association predicts the country's GDP will grow by 1% in 2026. This cautious forecast reflects ongoing economic uncertainties, including inflation pressures and global market challenges. The group highlights the need for sustainable financial policies to support steady growth amid external risks and changing economic conditions.

Dollar under fire again as investors reassess Trump policies, geopolitical risk

The US dollar is weakening as investors re-evaluate the impact of former President Trump's policies and rising geopolitical tensions. Concerns over potential shifts in trade, fiscal strategies, and international relations have increased market uncertainty, prompting a sell-off in the dollar. This trend reflects broader worries about the US economic outlook amid evolving global risks.

Thai finance ministry maintains 2026 growth forecast at 2.0% despite weaker exports

Thailand's finance ministry upheld its 2026 economic growth forecast at 2.0%, despite weaker-than-expected export performance. The ministry cited resilience in domestic demand and tourism as key factors supporting growth. While exports remain a concern due to global economic uncertainties, government spending and private consumption are expected to drive steady economic expansion.

Bank of England to hold rates on Feb 5, slim majority expect March cut: Reuters poll

The Bank of England is expected to keep interest rates unchanged on February 5, according to market expectations. A Reuters poll shows that a narrow majority of economists now expect a rate cut in March, reflecting concerns about slowing growth and easing inflation pressures. The outlook suggests the Bank may soon move towards easing monetary policy, balancing economic support with inflation targets.

Exclusive - Japan and US eye synthetic diamond production under $550 billion investment plan

Japan and the US are exploring synthetic diamond production as part of a $550 billion investment initiative to boost advanced technologies and materials. The collaboration aims to strengthen supply chains for key industries, including semiconductors and electronics, enhancing competitiveness amid global tech rivalries. This move reflects efforts to reduce dependence on traditional sources and foster innovation in synthetic diamond applications.

India-EU seal historic FTA covering 25% of global GDP

India and the European Union have finalized a landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA) that collectively represents 25% of the global GDP. This pact aims to boost trade, enhance economic cooperation, and create new opportunities across various sectors, fostering stronger ties and mutual growth between the two economies.

Asian stocks hit record high as earnings hopes offset Trump’s Korea tariff move

Asian stocks reached record highs driven by strong earnings expectations, which outweighed concerns over President Trump's decision to impose tariffs on South Korean imports. Investors remain optimistic about corporate profits despite the trade tensions, supporting market gains across the region.

Morning Bid: What tariffs? Investors soak up the dip

Investors quickly bought stocks after a market dip, showing confidence despite ongoing tariff concerns. The quick rebound suggests traders are focusing more on earnings and economic data than tariff headlines, indicating resilience in the market amid trade tensions.

Fed says January meeting on schedule despite Washington DC snowstorm

The Federal Reserve confirmed its January meeting will proceed as planned despite a heavy snowstorm in Washington DC. Officials emphasized that preparations are in place to handle weather disruptions, ensuring no delays to the policy discussions. The Fed remains focused on evaluating economic conditions and setting appropriate monetary policy amid ongoing inflation concerns.

Australian business activity picks up in December, NAB survey shows

The NAB survey reveals a rise in Australian business activity in December, indicating economic recovery. Key sectors showed improved conditions despite ongoing challenges like inflation and supply chain issues. The increased activity suggests growing confidence among businesses as they navigate the post-pandemic landscape.

Japan’s leading indicator of service inflation hits 2.6% in December

Japan’s service sector inflation indicator rose to 2.6% in December, reflecting sustained price increases in services. This marks continued inflationary pressure amid ongoing economic recovery. The rise signals stronger demand and cost-push factors impacting service prices across the country.

Bitcoin price today: stuck near $88k as traders await Fed cues

Bitcoin remains near $88,000 as traders await signals from the Federal Reserve on interest rates. Market participants are cautious, anticipating Fed decisions that could impact cryptocurrency prices and overall market sentiment.

Bitcoin price today: subdued near 1-month low as Fed caution, liquidations weigh

Bitcoin's price remains subdued near a one-month low due to cautious Federal Reserve signals and ongoing liquidations in the market. Investors are hesitant amid concerns over interest rate hikes and economic uncertainty, affecting crypto sentiment and trading volumes.

Strategy sells $257m in stock, buys 2,932 bitcoin for $264m

A major investment strategy involved selling $257 million worth of stock to purchase 2,932 bitcoins valued at $264 million. This move highlights a significant shift from traditional equity holdings to cryptocurrency assets, reflecting growing confidence in bitcoin's potential as a valuable investment.

Tokenization: Think Evolution, Not Revolution

Tokenization is gradually transforming industries by converting assets into digital tokens, enhancing liquidity and accessibility. Rather than a sudden upheaval, it represents an evolutionary shift integrating with existing systems. This approach fosters innovation while addressing regulatory and technological challenges, signaling steady progress in how value is created and transferred in the digital economy.

Binance considers U.S. stock tokens - The Information

Binance is exploring the possibility of offering U.S. stock tokens, which represent shares of publicly traded companies on its platform. This move aims to expand Binance's product offerings, providing users with new trading options. However, regulatory and compliance challenges in the U.S. market remain key considerations as the company evaluates this potential service.

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

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) denied any business connections with the Trump family, addressing rumors suggesting such ties. He clarified that neither he nor Binance has any financial or business relationships with former President Donald Trump or his relatives. This statement aims to dispel misinformation amid increased scrutiny of cryptocurrency companies and their associations.

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

Bitcoin's price dropped below $89,000, marking weekly losses as investor interest in cryptocurrencies weakens. The decline reflects reduced market enthusiasm and cautious trading amid uncertain economic conditions.

UBS plans crypto investing for private banking clients - Bloomberg

UBS is preparing to offer cryptocurrency investment options to its private banking clients, signaling growing institutional interest in digital assets. The Swiss bank aims to integrate crypto products to meet rising demand while maintaining compliance with regulatory standards. This move reflects a broader trend among traditional financial institutions embracing crypto investments.

LISTA DAO CLOSES 2025 WITH STRONG GROWTH AND MAJOR PRODUCT MILESTONES

LISTA DAO ended 2025 with significant growth, achieving key product milestones. The organization expanded its community, launched innovative features, and strengthened its ecosystem. These developments positioned LISTA DAO as a leading player in the decentralized space, highlighting a successful year marked by increased adoption and technological progress.

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

TokenFi has launched a major branding campaign throughout Italy to boost its visibility ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics. The initiative includes extensive advertising and partnerships aimed at increasing brand awareness and engagement during the high-profile international event. This strategic move positions TokenFi for greater market presence and growth opportunities linked to the Olympic Games.

Caledonia Investments hosts funds spotlight event for investors

Caledonia Investments organized a funds spotlight event to engage with investors, showcasing its diverse portfolio and investment strategies. The event aimed to strengthen investor relations and provide insights into market trends and future opportunities.

ProPetro prices upsized public offering of 15 million shares at $10 each

ProPetro announced the pricing of an upsized public offering of 15 million shares at $10 per share, raising $150 million. The offering aims to strengthen the company's balance sheet and support growth initiatives. Underwriters have a 30-day option to purchase additional shares. Funds will be used for debt reduction and general corporate purposes.

Primax Tymphany invests in Soundskrit to boost audio sensing tech

Primax Tymphany has invested in Soundskrit to enhance its audio sensing technology. This strategic move aims to leverage Soundskrit’s advanced audio solutions, strengthening Primax Tymphany’s position in the audio tech market and expanding its technological capabilities in audio sensing applications.

Runway Growth Finance launches unsecured notes offering

Runway Growth Finance announced a new offering of unsecured notes, aiming to raise capital to support its lending operations. The issuance reflects the company's strategy to expand its funding sources and provide more flexible financing solutions to its clients. Details on terms and timing of the offering have been disclosed to investors, positioning the firm for enhanced growth opportunities.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Twist Bioscience stock, buys Tempus AI and WeRide

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest sold its shares in Twist Bioscience and acquired new positions in Tempus AI and WeRide. This move reflects ARK's shifting focus towards promising AI and autonomous vehicle technologies, aligning with its strategy to invest in disruptive innovation sectors.

Ellington Financial prices $118.5 million common stock offering

Ellington Financial has priced an offering of $118.5 million in common stock. The move aims to strengthen the company's capital base and support growth initiatives. The stock offering reflects Ellington's strategy to enhance financial flexibility amid evolving market conditions.

Botanix Q2 FY2026 presentation: Sofdra sales surge 28% amid rising costs

Botanix reported a 28% increase in Sofdra sales in Q2 FY2026, driven by strong market demand. However, the company faces rising operational costs impacting overall profitability. Management remains focused on cost control and growth strategies to sustain momentum amid challenging economic conditions.

ANTA Sports to acquire 29.06% stake in PUMA for €1.5 billion

ANTA Sports will acquire a 29.06% stake in PUMA for €1.5 billion, expanding its presence in the global sportswear market. The deal bolsters ANTA's portfolio and strengthens its position as a leading sports brand, marking a significant move in the industry.

Bristow closes $500 million notes offering, extends credit facility

Bristow Group has completed a $500 million notes offering and extended its credit facility. The move aims to strengthen the company’s financial position, support ongoing operations, and provide flexibility for future growth opportunities amid industry challenges.

Provident Financial Services authorizes new stock repurchase program

Provident Financial Services has approved a new stock repurchase program, allowing the company to buy back shares. This move aims to enhance shareholder value by reducing outstanding shares, potentially boosting earnings per share. The program's details, including the buyback size and timeline, were not disclosed.