News Summary - 01/28/2026

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Trump says government will 'de-escalate' in Minnesota following Pretti shooting

The killing of Alex Pretti has sparked renewed demands from Minnesota officials and residents for Trump to halt his immigration enforcement operations in the state. In response, Trump stated the government will "de-escalate" its activities in Minnesota.

Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar attacked with unknown liquid during town hall

Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was attacked with an unknown liquid during a town hall event. She was uninjured and continued speaking despite the incident.

South Korea's ex-first lady jailed 20 months for bribery

Kim Keon Hee, South Korea's former first lady, was sentenced to 20 months in prison for bribery. She was also ordered to return a Graff diamond necklace and repay 12.85 million won in cash.

Republicans criticize immigration force but avoid attacks on Trump

Republicans are expressing concerns about immigration enforcement efforts following the deaths of two citizens caused by federal agents. Although criticism of the crackdown is growing, party members are refraining from directly attacking former President Trump. Lawmakers are debating the methods and consequences of the immigration force amid increasing public anger.

'We all know someone who was killed' - Iran protesters tell BBC of brutal crackdown

Young Iranians told the BBC about witnessing friends and others killed during the recent brutal crackdown by security forces on protests earlier this month, highlighting widespread personal loss and fear.

Former French senator found guilty of drugging MP

Joel Guerriau was sentenced to four years in prison, with 18 months to be served behind bars, following his conviction for drugging a Member of Parliament.

Zelensky condemns deadly Russian drone strike on passenger train

At least four people were killed in a Russian drone attack on a crowded passenger train in northeastern Ukraine. Ukrainian officials confirmed the strike and condemned the attack, with President Zelensky denouncing the incident as a deadly assault on civilians.

Mexico president asks South Korea for more BTS concerts

Nearly a million fans tried to buy 150,000 BTS concert tickets in Mexico, which sold out in under 40 minutes. In response, the Mexican president has requested South Korea to arrange additional BTS concerts to meet the high demand.

Trump says US will 'no longer help Iraq' if it picks Maliki as PM

President Trump warned that the US would stop supporting Iraq if it appoints Nouri al-Maliki as prime minister, stating that Iraq would have "zero" chance of success without American assistance.

Neil Young offers Greenlanders free access to his archives

Neil Young has offered free access to his archives for Greenlanders, aiming to ease the stress and threats they face amid former President Trump's territorial threats.

Spain plans to give half a million undocumented migrants legal status

Spain will offer legal status to undocumented migrants who have lived in the country for at least five months before December 31, 2025, and have no criminal record. This process aims to grant half a million foreign nationals legal residency.

US to send ICE agents to Winter Olympics, prompting Italian anger

The US plans to send ICE agents to the February Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina but clarifies they will not handle immigration duties, sparking concern and anger in Italy.

Families sue US over deadly boat strike off Venezuela coast

Families of Chad Joseph and Rishi Samaroo, two of six men killed on October 14, are suing the US. The Trinidadian men were reportedly returning home when their boat was struck off the coast of Venezuela.

'Crying horse' toys go viral in China ahead of Lunar New Year

Originally produced by mistake, the frowning "crying horse" toys have become popular among young Chinese workers. Their unique expression resonates with this demographic, leading to strong sales ahead of Lunar New Year celebrations.

India and EU announce 'mother of all trade deals'

India and the EU have announced a significant trade agreement amid mounting economic and geopolitical challenges posed by the US. This deal aims to strengthen ties between Delhi and Brussels, addressing mutual interests and boosting cooperation in a shifting global landscape.

Firefighters battle 'emergency level' blazes in Australia heatwave

Firefighters in Victoria are tackling six major fires as a record-breaking heatwave fuels dangerous conditions, escalating the blazes to emergency levels.

Canadian PM Carney denies walking back Davos speech in phone call with Trump

Canadian Prime Minister Carney stated there is "almost nothing normal in the US" amid trade discussions with Washington, denying claims he had retracted comments made during his Davos speech in a phone call with President Trump.

Sweden aims to lower age of criminal responsibility to 13 as gangs recruit children

Sweden proposes lowering the criminal responsibility age to 13 to address gang recruitment of children. Critics warn this may lead to younger children being treated as offenders and could violate children's rights.

TikTok US pushes back on claims it is censoring content

After TikTok's US operations were separated, thousands have accused the platform of suppressing political content. TikTok US denies these claims, asserting it does not censor political material.

Rwanda takes legal action against UK over axed migrant deal

Rwanda has initiated legal proceedings against the UK, claiming it is owed payments related to a canceled migrant deportation agreement. The UK government, however, insists it will contest the case.

Trump raises US tariffs on South Korea imports to 25%

President Trump increased US tariffs on imports from South Korea to 25%, citing Seoul's failure to comply with the trade agreement made the previous year.

Nipah virus outbreak in India triggers Asia airport screenings

Airports in Thailand and Nepal have started screening passengers arriving from West Bengal, India, following a Nipah virus outbreak there, aiming to prevent the virus's spread across Asia.

Who is Tom Homan, Trump's 'border tsar' deployed to Minneapolis?

Tom Homan, known as Trump's 'border tsar,' is a staunch supporter of the former president's immigration policies. He has been deployed to Minneapolis to address related issues, leveraging his extensive experience in border enforcement and immigration control.

A string of scandals and luxury handbags: Who is South Korea's former first lady?

Kim faced accusations of accepting luxury handbags, a diamond necklace, and other gifts as bribes, sparking major scandals during her tenure as South Korea's first lady.

'My prosthetic leg represents my love for this country'

Abena Christine Jon'el has embraced Ghana as her home and is dedicated to advocating for people with disabilities, striving to raise their visibility and improve their lives in the country.

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

Zhang Youxia, a top Chinese military general and close ally of President Xi Jinping, has been purged. This unexpected move signals significant shifts or internal challenges within China's military leadership.

Trump abandons attack mode as Minneapolis shooting backlash grows

The White House has changed its approach to addressing Alex Pretti's killing amid increasing Republican discomfort over the fatal Minneapolis shooting, indicating a shift away from aggressive rhetoric as the backlash grows.

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

Alex Pretti, the intensive care nurse shot dead in Minneapolis, was known as an avid outdoorsman who loved mountain biking.

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 the global semiconductor market.

TikTok settles just before social media addiction trial to begin

Meta and Google, alongside TikTok, were defendants in a social media addiction lawsuit. The case, involving claims against major platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, was settled just before the trial was set to start.

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

The NRA and other gun activists, usually supportive of Trump, criticized comments from Trump officials suggesting that armed individuals risk being legally shot. This reaction highlights tensions within pro-gun circles following the Minneapolis shooting.

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

The article questions whether the state can be trusted to determine what information remains secret, especially when it is involved in killings. It highlights the conflict over state secrecy and accountability, focusing on the struggle surrounding what the government, including agencies like MI5, chooses to conceal from the public.

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

Hyrox, a fitness competition combining running and functional workouts, has captured the attention of young millennials and Gen Z. Participants are drawn by the challenge, community, and social aspects, often investing significant money and time. The event's unique format and growing popularity highlight a shift in fitness culture among younger generations seeking engaging and intense experiences.

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

Economic stagnation and rising inequality erode trust in democratic institutions. Figures like Trump may reflect deeper issues representing a "rupture" with the post-WW2 global order, signaling serious challenges for middle powers navigating this shift.

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

Federal agents claim they shot Alex Pretti in self-defense during an incident in Minneapolis. However, Pretti's parents strongly dispute this, accusing the agents of telling "sickening lies" about the circumstances surrounding the shooting. The case has sparked controversy and scrutiny over the actions of federal law enforcement.

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

The guests seated beside India’s president on Republic Day reflect the country's diplomatic priorities, showcasing Delhi's strategic focus and international relations through their chosen invitees.

Watch: Why Trump is hitting the road to rally Americans

BBC's White House correspondent Bernd Debusmann explains that President Trump is traveling across the US to rally support by emphasizing his administration’s efforts to strengthen the economy and boost American businesses, aiming to connect directly with voters ahead of upcoming elections.

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

Videos from a Tehran hospital reveal at least 31 bodies stacked inside and seven body bags outside, highlighting the severity of recent unrest and violence in Iran.

'It's 2°C in our flat': Inside Kyiv apartment as Russia targets power and heating

Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure have caused widespread power outages amid freezing weather, leaving millions without heat and electricity, severely affecting daily life in Kyiv and other regions.

Watch: Huge landslide in Sicily after Storm Harry

Over 1,000 residents were evacuated from their homes on the Italian island of Sicily due to a massive landslide triggered by Storm Harry. Emergency services responded to the natural disaster to ensure public safety.

Analyzing the Minneapolis shooting frame by frame

BBC Verify examined multiple angles of the Minneapolis shooting footage to reconstruct a detailed sequence of events, providing a clearer understanding of what transpired during the incident.

Moncloa warns that it will bring the pension increase and anti-eviction measures to a single vote

Moncloa will seek to negotiate a new decree that includes the pension increase and anti-eviction measures in a single vote, despite Junts and the PP only supporting the increase if it is presented in a separate decree.

Moncloa stumbles on the same stone a year later when it comes to raising pensions: from the PNV’s mansion to the veto on evictions

Moncloa once again faces difficulties in raising pensions a year later, reflecting its inability to fulfill social promises. The controversies range from the PNV’s purchase of a mansion to the veto on measures against evictions, highlighting political tensions and obstacles in the government’s social agenda.

"They do it again": Sánchez's video on social media where he accuses the PP of taking retirees "hostage" after the pension decree falls

Sánchez accuses the PP of using retirees as "hostages" following the rejection of the pension decree, but states that he will continue fighting to raise pensions.

Pension increases, eviction limits, and the electricity voucher: the measures that lapse after the Congress rejects the omnibus decree

The measures in the decree, effective since the pandemic, automatically lapse following the rejection in Congress by PP, Vox, and Junts, affecting pension increases, eviction limits, and the electricity voucher.

Two out of three Spaniards believe that the Adamuz accident could have been avoided and 68% blame the state of the road

The majority of Spaniards attribute the Adamuz accident to problems with the state of the road, with 68% blaming the infrastructure, while only 4.6% point to the train and 1.2% to human error, which was quickly ruled out.

Half of Users Trust the Train as a Safe Means of Transport

83.8% of the population have closely followed the news about the tragedy in Adamuz, reflecting high public attention to the incident that affects the perception of safety on the train.

Railway Crisis, Live | CCOO, CGT, and Railway Union Join the Train Drivers' Strike in February

Adif detected a break in the track of the Barcelona-Madrid AVE line, which has caused speed limitations for the trains. Meanwhile, CCOO, CGT, and the Railway Union are joining the train drivers' strike scheduled for February, intensifying the railway crisis.

Two out of three citizens believe that the train tracks are not prepared for the current volume of traffic

The majority of citizens, including voters from all parties, believe that the train tracks do not support the current volume of traffic. Supporters of PP and Vox are the most pessimistic about the state of the railway infrastructure.

The Government Increases Compensation to the Victims of Adamuz and Gelida with a 20 Million Allocation

The Government allocates 20 million to increase compensation for the victims of Adamuz and Gelida. Families will receive 210,000 euros within three months, which includes an advance of 72,000 euros from mandatory insurance, another 72,000 euros from liability insurance, and an additional "non-repayable" contribution. These amounts will be tax-exempt.

Decisive 'Super Matchday' in the Champions League: the league phase comes to an end with crucial clashes for Real Madrid, Barça, Atlético, and Athletic

Matchday 8 of the Champions League features 18 simultaneous matches, where Real Madrid, Barça, Atlético, and Athletic aim to secure their qualification to the round of 16 in the group stage.

A Special Carousel on '20minutos' for an Exciting Final Day of the Champions League: 18 Matches at Once and Much at Stake

'20minutos' offers a special carousel broadcasting 18 simultaneous matches on the final day of the Champions League, where teams compete for crucial points that will determine qualifications and eliminations. The day promises excitement with multiple key encounters that can change the course of the competition.

This Is How the 'Fujiwhara Effect' Is Keeping Storm Joseph Over Spain and Activating Alerts Across the Country

The Fujiwhara effect causes storms to rotate around each other, slowing their movement or leaving them almost stationary. This phenomenon is keeping Storm Joseph over Spain, triggering weather alerts throughout the country, according to Mar Gómez from eltiempo.es.

Special notice for storm Kristin, which forces cancellation of classes this Wednesday in areas of Andalusia and throughout Extremadura

Storm Kristin will generate hurricane-force winds of 100 to 150 km/h, especially in Almería, which will be under a red alert. Due to this, classes are canceled this Wednesday in parts of Andalusia and throughout Extremadura.

The Doomsday Clock Is Closer Than Ever to the Apocalypse: It’s Only 85 Seconds to Midnight

The Doomsday Clock, created by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, symbolically measures the risk of global destruction. It currently shows only 85 seconds to midnight, reflecting an extreme threat to humanity and the planet.

The type of rental that has skyrocketed with the price crisis: "They convert family apartments"

The Government aims to stop a worrying practice by landlords who, in the face of the price crisis, are converting family apartments for rental, which is significantly increasing this type of lease.

Isabel Sartorius, King Felipe VI's first love, admitted to a care facility

Isabel Sartorius, King Felipe VI's first love, is facing a delicate health situation that has led to her being admitted to a medical clinic to receive specialized care.

Javier Ambrossi opens up about his breakup with Javier Calvo: "I didn't know who I was and it affected my mental health"

During his visit to Broncano's show for the Benidorm Fest 2026, Javier Ambrossi spoke openly about his breakup with Javier Calvo. He revealed that the separation led him to a point where he didn't know who he was and that this negatively impacted his mental health.

The rise of measles in Spain, driven by the "anti-vaccine profile" and surveillance failures

Fernando Moraga-Llop, pediatrician and spokesperson for the Spanish Association of Vaccinology, points out that Spain's vaccination excellence has been lost due to the increase of the anti-vaccine profile and surveillance failures, which have driven the resurgence of measles. He emphasizes the urgent need to restore high vaccination levels to control the disease.

The Basque Health Service administered expired vaccines to 253 people, mostly babies

Osakidetza confirmed that it administered expired vaccines to 253 people, mostly babies, but assured that this does not cause adverse effects nor affect the patients' health.

Rubio Threatens Venezuela with Use of Force if It Does Not Cooperate and Summons María Corina Machado Today

Senator Marco Rubio will meet today at 1:00 PM local Washington time with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, warning that the United States could use force if Venezuela does not cooperate.

Delcy Rodríguez Announces the Unblocking of Venezuelan Assets in the US Following Her Dialogue with Donald Trump

Delcy Rodríguez, acting president of Venezuela, announced the unblocking of Venezuelan assets in the United States after a conversation with Donald Trump. The released funds have been allocated to the purchase of equipment for hospitals in the country.

Carlos Alcaraz's dedication with hidden meaning at the Australian Open: "M.B.H."

Carlos Alcaraz dedicated his win in the Australian Open semifinals to his older brother with the mysterious acronym "M.B.H.," a nickname born on social media that reflects their special bond.

Whoop sparks debate over the use of technology in tennis: "They are not allowed in Grand Slams"

The Australian Open organization banned Alcaraz and Sinner from using the Whoop device during their matches, reigniting the debate about regulating the use of technology in tennis, especially in Grand Slam tournaments.

Works at Conde de Casal: construction of the interchange building begins after a year of works on Metro Line 11

Almost a third of the work on the future Line 11 station at Conde de Casal is completed, and connections with the circular line stop are already being prepared, progressing in the construction of the interchange.

Why Minnesota? The Origin of Trump’s Fixation on a State That Hasn’t Supported Republicans Since the Nixon Era

Minnesota has been a Democratic state since 1972, having not voted for a Republican presidential candidate since Richard Nixon. This trend explains Trump’s fixation on the state, which consistently rejects his party in presidential elections.

Trump rectifies White House speech and now dismisses that Alex Pretti was "a killer": "I want to see the investigation"

Donald Trump has corrected his previous statement, dismissing that Alex Pretti is a "killer" and expressing that he prefers to wait to see the investigation before making judgments. This correction contradicts the initial White House speech, showing a more cautious stance regarding the case.

One Person in Critical Condition Due to Gunfire from U.S. Border Patrol in Arizona

One person is in critical condition following a shooting incident involving border patrol agents in Arizona. Details about the circumstances of the event are not yet known, and there have been no official comments from the Department of Homeland Security.

This is Tom Homan, Trump's 'border czar' and head of the "largest deportation force the US has ever seen"

Tom Homan, appointed by Trump as the 'border czar', oversees all deportation operations of undocumented immigrants in the United States, leading the largest deportation force in the country's history.

Democrat Ilhan Omar Attacked with a Liquid at a Rally in Minneapolis While Calling for the Abolition of ICE

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was attacked with a liquid during a rally in Minneapolis while advocating for the abolition of ICE and the removal of Kristi Noem, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.

Man arrested after killing his daughter in their home in Córdoba and attempting to commit suicide

A man in Córdoba was arrested after murdering his daughter by suffocating her with a belt and then attempting to commit suicide, according to initial investigations.

The Government Processes a Pardon Request for the Former Attorney General of the State

The Ministry of Justice has requested a report from the Supreme Court to process a pardon request submitted for the former Attorney General of the State. The court's evaluation will be key to deciding on this measure of clemency.

The path of the total solar eclipse on August 12 in Spain: the capitals where it will be best seen

On August 12, a total solar eclipse will be visible in several provincial capitals in Spain, an event that has not occurred on the peninsula for more than a century, offering a unique opportunity for its observation.

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

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

David Uclés and the Triumph of the Explanation No One Asks For (But Generates Controversy)

The article reflects on the controversy sparked by David Uclés when offering unnecessary explanations, highlighting how these can provoke debate despite not being requested, and raises the eternal question of "to be or not to be" as a metaphor for the act of communicating and justifying actions.

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

Chris Martin joked about the controversial 'kisscam' that exposed the infidelity of Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot, highlighting his positive attitude toward adverse situations with the phrase: "If life gives you lemons, make lemonade."

The regularization of immigrants begins in April and would benefit half a million 'undocumented' individuals

The new regulation, agreed upon with Podemos and without the need for parliamentary ratification, will allow the regularization of undocumented immigrants who prove residence in Spain before 2025, including their minor children, benefiting half a million people.

The PP will denounce the regularization of immigrants in Europe and believes it will "penalize" the PSOE: "Their electorate does not support it"

The PP will bring to the leaders of the EPP in Croatia their rejection of the mass regularization of immigrants, arguing that it goes against the European migration pact and could harm the PSOE, whose electorate does not support this measure.

Hemsworth recalls on 'El Hormiguero' when he acted with Ed Sheeran: "I didn't think it was going to make it"

Chris Hemsworth visited 'El Hormiguero' to present his new movie 'Escape Route', premiering on January 30th, and recalled his experience acting with Ed Sheeran, expressing surprise because he didn't think that scene would make it into the film.

The Williams testify regarding the accusation of misappropriation of a car: Nico claims it was a swap

The Williams brothers appeared via videoconference in response to a lawsuit from a company in Navarre accusing them of taking a high-end car without paying. Nico maintains that it was a swap, thus denying the accusation of misappropriation.

Margot Robbie stuns with the Gothic lace dress that hints at her role in 'Wuthering Heights'

Margot Robbie returns to 'method dressing' by wearing a Victorian Gothic dress updated for the 21st century, anticipating her role in the new adaptation of 'Wuthering Heights.'

A reporter faces dizziness and extreme conditions in a unique cave: "It's hard to breathe"

Isabel Balado descended 40 meters into a cave with low oxygen levels, presence of radon gas, and temperatures up to 41°C, facing dizziness and extreme conditions that make breathing difficult.

Sabalenka’s embarrassing moment in front of her boyfriend with Alcaraz’s birthday gift: “Can you leave?”

Top tennis players Sabalenka and Alcaraz, who share the same birthday, have a close friendship. During a meeting, Sabalenka experienced an awkward moment in front of her boyfriend when she received the birthday gift from Alcaraz, who has a good relationship with her.

The savings account for individuals that the Government is preparing should have "ambitious" tax incentives

The Government is consulting the sector about its project for a savings account for individuals, which aims to promote the savings of Spaniards by directing it towards investment products, highlighting the need to offer ambitious tax incentives to encourage its use.

Ethan Hawke, father and actor, gives his daughter Maya the most important advice after 'Stranger Things'

Ethan Hawke, actor and director, worked with Maya Hawke, who plays Robin in 'Stranger Things', in the 2023 biopic 'Wildcat', and gave her valuable advice based on his experience in the series.

Fashion expert Almu Carrión is clear: "These are the trends I’m betting on for 2026"

Fashion expert Almu Carrión shares, with her unique style, the key trends that will dominate the 2026 season, offering her insights and advice on what will be trending.

This Happens in Your Body When You Eat 'Protein-Rich' Supermarket Products

Protein-enriched products are popular, but it's important to know how they affect your body. They can increase satiety and help with muscle repair, but excessive consumption can burden the kidneys and they don't always provide complete natural nutrients. It's key to choose in moderation and prioritize natural sources for a healthy balance.

This LEGO factory can produce 330 million pieces a year: the key lies in a 1958 patent

Today marks the 68th anniversary of the patent for the classic LEGO brick. In the original factory, located in the city where the company was founded, up to 330 million pieces are produced annually thanks to a design patented in 1958 that ensures unique precision and quality in every brick.

The Portuguese Monument That Has Stood Over the Miño River for Centuries to Defend the Border

This Portuguese monument, located on the border with Spain over the Miño River, is nearly 700 years old. Declared a National Monument, it has been key in the military defense of the region throughout the centuries.

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

The Murcia restaurant has been recommended by the Repsol Guide for its quality food, traditional cuisine, and especially for its spectacular rice pudding and good coffee, highlighting its excellent culinary offerings.

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 difficulties he faced during a long trip in his Tesla, highlighting the challenges and the different mindset required to drive an electric car on extended routes.

This is how a thermite weld is performed, like those the CIAF is investigating as the "main cause" of the accident in Adamuz

Thermite welding, crucial in high-speed railways, is done by melting a mixture of metal oxides to join rails. The CIAF is investigating these welds as a possible main cause of the accident in Adamuz, analyzing their process and quality to understand failures that could compromise railway safety.

Barbacid's Team Cures the Most Common Pancreatic Cancer in Mice Using a New Triple Drug Combination

Mariano Barbacid presents a study showing a new combination therapy with three drugs that cures the most common pancreatic cancer (PDAC) in mice, opening pathways to improve survival in patients with this highly lethal tumor.

The judge will investigate today the alleged infiltration of the hydrocarbons network in several Government ministries

The judge of the National Court will question this Wednesday two former chiefs of staff of Reyes Maroto and Teresa Ribera in relation to the alleged infiltration of the hydrocarbons network in several Government ministries.

The Stolen Jewels of the Louvre on the Runway

During Paris Haute Couture Week, although they do not have the help of MI5 nor have they recovered the stolen jewels from the Louvre, it is possible that Teyana wore some of these pieces on the runway.

Doctor Almudena Ramón and her husband convicted for defrauding spinal cord patients with fake treatments

Doctor Almudena Ramón and her husband were convicted for exploiting her fame and prestige to defraud spinal cord patients with supposed fake treatments.

Máximo Huerta publishes 'Mom is Sleeping', an intimate plea of love for the elderly: "Caring is beginning to say goodbye"

Máximo Huerta presents his eleventh book, a tribute to his mother that combines a personal journey with the search for truth. The work reflects on love for the elderly and the act of caring as the beginning of farewell.

Marta Peñate Gives the Worst News: She Has an Autoimmune Disease That Can Cause Miscarriages

Marta Peñate, former contestant of 'La isla de las tentaciones,' has confirmed that she has Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS), an autoimmune disease detected through immunological tests, which can cause miscarriages.

Do you want to work in the snow? This ski resort is looking to strengthen its team

The Valdesquí resort is looking to hire various profiles to reinforce all its departments and face the snow season with a complete team.

What is Free Live Sports, the alternative to paid apps to watch football without spending a euro

Free Live Sports is a free platform that offers more than 110 live sports channels, including football, but it includes advertising as a means of funding. It is an alternative for those looking to watch sports without paying for subscriptions.

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 Law, the landlord is responsible for the necessary repairs to keep the home in habitable conditions, which includes the repair of the boiler, unless the damage was caused by the tenant.

Mallorcan Soups: A Cheap Recipe Eaten with a Fork Despite the Name

This traditional Mallorcan recipe is economical and enjoyed with a fork, unlike what its name suggests. It is an iconic dish worth trying at least once in a lifetime.

The Mother of Trade Agreements

The EU and India have signed an agreement that will reduce 96% of tariffs, opening up a market of 1.5 billion people and sending a clear message to Trump about the importance of free trade.

Spain dreams of retiring, but does not know what it is like to live as a retiree. It idealizes the pension and despises the pensioner.

In Spain, many long to retire and enjoy dreaming about their pension, but they are unaware of the reality of living as a retiree. While they idealize this stage, they often underestimate and devalue those who are already receiving a pension.

Facing Up

Natural disasters and accidents are inevitable, but it is possible to prevent them, help the victims, and investigate the causes to avoid their recurrence.

What Exactly Is Trump Looking For?

The idea of a state of alert or pre-civil war is proposed as an excuse to suspend the midterm elections, suggesting tactics to postpone the polls and create political instability.

'OFF February', the global challenge born in Spain that urges deleting social media apps from your phone to regain "54 hours in a month"

The global initiative 'OFF February', supported by 55 organizations, invites people to delete social media apps from their phones for a month to reclaim 54 hours of free time, promoting a more mindful and healthy use of technology.

Alert in San Francisco After a Puma Sighting on the City Streets

The authorities in San Francisco are trying to capture a puma that was sighted on the city streets and has already been located.

Shein proposes to the European Parliament to create a blacklist of manufacturers who break the law following the sexual dolls scandal

Yinan Zhu, Director of Shein’s Business Integrity Group in Europe, suggests that authorities help coordinate the industry to share a blacklist of manufacturers who violate the law, following the sexual dolls scandal.

Cantora estate goes up for auction: "It has a debt of 2.2 million euros"

The Cantora estate has been put up for auction due to a debt of 2.2 million euros. The information was revealed on 'El tiempo justo' by Luis Prieto, director of Lecturas, highlighting the seriousness of the financial situation linked to the property.

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

Starting out as a self-employed person in Spain generates excitement but also challenges. Beginners face fees, a steep learning curve, and the constant fear of making mistakes that result in fines.

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

Forest schools promote education through continuous contact with nature, encouraging motor skills, concentration, and creativity in children, according to the founder of a center in the Madrid mountains.

From the outskirts to the streets of Madrid: shantytowns reemerge with stable settlements in the heart of the capital

Shacks and tents, once found on the outskirts, have reappeared in central areas of Madrid such as the Segovia Aqueduct, the M-30, and near train and metro stations, establishing stable settlements in the very heart of the capital.

Relatives of the 13-year-old minor murdered in Sueca confront the suspect upon arrival at the courthouse: "Lock him up!"

Relatives of the murdered minor in Sueca confronted the suspect upon his arrival at the courthouse, shouting insults and demanding his imprisonment, visibly upset and in tears.

The autopsy confirms that an adult killed the minor from Sueca with multiple stab wounds

The autopsy reveals that the minor from Sueca died from multiple stab wounds and had defensive injuries on his hands, indicating that he tried to protect himself from the attack, which was carried out by an adult.

Barcelona must reinstate or compensate a cook dismissed for failing a Catalan exam

A cook with more than fifteen years of service was dismissed in January 2024 for not passing a Catalan exam. The city of Barcelona must decide whether to reinstate him or compensate him for the dismissal.

A man who tested positive for alcohol is acquitted: he was not seen driving as he was "asleep on the roadside"

The defendant was acquitted of a traffic safety offense despite testing positive for alcohol, since it was not proven that he was driving. He was found "asleep on the roadside," so neither the fine nor the requested driving license suspension was imposed.

The Army Launches a Jet Ski from an Airplane for the First Time to Provide Medical Assistance in Emergencies

The 31st Wing and the Paratrooper Engineer Squadron (Ezapac) carried out the first-ever launch of a jet ski from an airplane, an innovation for medical assistance in emergencies that improves rapid response capabilities in areas with difficult aquatic access.

Alayans Drives the Monetization of Its Native Advertising with an Agreement with Addoor

The partnership between Alayans and Addoor will enhance the profitability of native advertising, ensuring 'brand safe' environments that benefit advertisers and improve the effectiveness of these advertising formats.

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

Sara Socas, singer and freestyler, speaks in the interview 'Out of Context' with Rebeca Marín for '20minutos', where she discusses the presence of far-right ideologies in today's classrooms.

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

Antonio Banderas presents his musical Godspell in Madrid, which premiered today at the Gran Teatro Pavón. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of having prepared citizens rather than ignorant ones for democratic processes, such as voting, to function properly.

Cristina Lasvignes: "I Was Neither Fired Nor Did I Leave Television, and I Haven't Returned for Money Either"

Cristina Lasvignes returned to television as the host of 'Vaya Fama', establishing herself as one of Mediaset's favorite broadcasters. She clarifies that she neither left nor was fired from television and that her return is not due to financial reasons.

Carmen Borrego threatens to leave 'GH Dúo' and reveals her final decision: "I can't be trembling"

Carmen Borrego considered leaving 'GH Dúo' due to pressure and fear, but decided to stay after receiving support from her son and her sister, Terelu Campos.

Who Will Take the Biggest Jackpot of the Rosco? This Is Rosa Rodríguez, the Woman Who Has Spent the Most Time on 'Pasapalabra'

Rosa Rodríguez, from Galicia, is the contestant who has participated the longest in 'Pasapalabra', with 300 appearances on the Antena 3 show.

Toilet, sink, and mirror all in one: the luxury 'influencer' analyzes a surreal tiny duplex

Le Petit Patito, a well-known luxury influencer, reviews a peculiar small duplex with compact and creative solutions such as a toilet, sink, and mirror integrated into one. Her analysis highlights the unique design and innovation in small spaces, showing how functionality can be combined with style in tiny homes.

The Director of a Blind Dating Agency: "I Don't Accept Impossible Things"

The director of a blind dating agency criticizes platforms like Tinder, pointing out that many users are married individuals or those seeking to maintain secret relationships, which makes finding authentic connections difficult. She emphasizes that her agency does not accept impossible situations in order to ensure genuine meetings.

Jesus Cintora's mother surprises him on 'Malas lenguas' by wishing him a happy birthday

María Molero surprised Jesús Cintora on 'Malas lenguas' by wishing him a happy birthday and giving him a basket of fresh fruit as a gift from the team.

Chris Hemsworth reveals on 'El Hormiguero' the reason why he became an actor

Chris Hemsworth revealed on 'El Hormiguero' that he started his acting career to help his parents pay their debts and mortgage, as he told Pablo Motos.

Susana Griso, outraged by the cancellation of her interview with Puente

The Minister of Transport canceled his interview on Antena 3 because the PP summoned him to the Senate to explain the Adamuz accident, which caused Susana Griso's outrage.

Andrés, on 'First Dates': "Not everyone thinks I could be with a girl"

Andrés confessed on 'First Dates' to Carlos Sobera that some people doubt he could go out with a girl, as "they say I'm too much of a f***** for them."

Canal Quickie changes direction and looks for creators after the end of 'No somos nadie': "You take the initiative yourself"

La Osa Audiovisual Productions is looking for new creators "with spark, grit, and little shame" for Canal Quickie, after 'No somos nadie' ended. They aim to shift the content and give more prominence to the creators.

Victoria Beckham Seeks Refuge with the Spice Girls After Her Son Brooklyn's Harsh Statements: "Love You All"

Victoria Beckham reunited with her former Spice Girls bandmates to celebrate Emma Bunton's 50th birthday, seeking support and companionship following her son Brooklyn's harsh statements.

The Beckhams Reappear United and Without Brooklyn Amid Family Storm: Victoria's Most Important Day

Victoria Beckham has been named an Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters. On this significant day, the Beckham family appeared united, although Brooklyn was not present, amid a family storm.

Victoria Beckham honored in France as "a global icon"

Former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham was named Officer of Arts and Letters by the French Minister of Culture, Rachida Dati, especially recognizing her contribution to fashion.

Glenn Close lashes out at Donald Trump: "Our democracy has been gutted, I am disgusted"

Glenn Close strongly criticized Donald Trump following the recent incidents in Minnesota, where anti-immigration agents killed two people. The actress expressed her outrage and concern about the state of democracy in the United States.

Lucia Pombo's First Words After Announcing Her Pregnancy

Lucia Pombo thanked her followers for their support after announcing her pregnancy and shared some details about her experience and expectations regarding motherhood.

María Pombo reacts to the 'slip-up' Pablo Castellano made when revealing her sister's pregnancy

María Pombo's husband made a mistake on camera by unintentionally revealing the news of María's sister's pregnancy, information that she officially confirmed this Monday.

El Cholo, grandfather for the second time: his son Giovanni welcomes little Tullio

Giovanni, the eldest son of the Atlético de Madrid coach, became a father for the first time with his girlfriend Giulia Coppini, welcoming their son Tullio.

Gloria Camila caught with her ex Álvaro García near the Mediaset premises

Jorge Borrajo revealed on 'El tiempo justo' an exclusive from Semana about Gloria Camila, who was seen with her ex-partner Álvaro García near the Mediaset facilities.

Alejandra Rubio finally will not buy a house: "I can't afford it"

Alejandra Rubio, new collaborator on 'El tiempo justo', has expressed her frustration over the difficulty of buying a home nowadays, admitting that she ultimately will not be able to purchase a house due to its high cost.

Ingrid of Norway talks about the trial of Marius Borg after her first solo trip

Ingrid of Norway made her first solo trip, retracing the journey her grandparents made in 1969 after getting married. During this trip, she spoke about the trial of Marius Borg.

'YouTuber' Cody Detwiler Arrested for Tax Evasion Shortly After Landing in the United States

Cody Detwiler, known for his channel 'WhistlinDiesel,' was arrested for tax evasion upon arriving in the U.S. He had faced a similar case in 2025. He was released in less than an hour after posting bail.

Lidia Torrent and Jaime Astrain's Daughter Is Discharged After Days Hospitalized

Little Elsa, three years old and daughter of Lidia Torrent and Jaime Astrain, has been discharged after several days admitted to the Gregorio Marañón Hospital in Madrid.

A Coruña Presents Its Tourism Campaign Around the August Eclipse

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

'Dad is One of a Kind' Arrives and This is How the Actors Have Approached Their Roles

Daniel Pérez Prada and Mariam Hernández, stars of the series 'Dad is One of a Kind', express their excitement about the project. The comedy, with 20-minute episodes, aims to surprise the young audience. Hernández highlights the realism in the portrayal of everyday family situations faced by fathers and mothers.

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

Veronika, a cow, uses a broom to scratch various parts of her body, demonstrating an innovative and flexible use of a tool. This uncommon behavior suggests advanced cognitive abilities in bovines. Researchers from the Messerli Institute at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna documented this first case of multi-purpose tool use in a cow.

Alex de Miñaur, crushed after being overwhelmed by Alcaraz: "You don’t feel anything when you improve and the score doesn’t show it"

Australian tennis player Alex de Miñaur expressed his disappointment after losing to Carlos Alcaraz (7-5, 6-2, 6-1) in two hours and fifteen minutes, acknowledging his opponent’s superiority and the frustration of improving without the result reflecting his effort.

Carlos Alcaraz Crushes De Miñaur and Reaches Australian Open Semifinals for the First Time, Where He Will Face Zverev

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Australian De Miñaur in three sets (7-5, 6-2, 6-1) in the Australian Open quarterfinals, reaching the Melbourne Grand Slam semifinals for the first time. There, he will face Alexander Zverev.

Mourinho, about Arbeloa: "He is one of my boys, I love Real Madrid very much and I love him a lot"

The Benfica coach praised the current Real Madrid coach, Arbeloa, before the match between the two teams, highlighting the affection he feels for him and for the white club.

Real Madrid's coach returns the affection to the Portuguese manager: "He is, was, and will be 'one of us'"

Real Madrid's coach responded warmly to the praise received for the Portuguese manager during the press conference ahead of the Champions League match against Benfica, reaffirming that he will always be part of the family.

The Keys to the Purchase of Sevilla: Sergio Ramos and an Investment Group, Pending Debt and the Final Price

Sergio Ramos and the fund Five Eleven Capital are negotiating the purchase of Sevilla for 450 million euros, hoping to adjust the final price based on the club's debt. Five Eleven Capital would back the operation with a model similar to that of Manchester City.

Brussels gives the green light for the American fund Apollo to become the majority shareholder of Atleti

The European Commission approved the acquisition of majority control of Atlético de Madrid by the American fund Apollo, indicating that the operation does not present competition issues at the community level.

Copa Campeones, the basketball league where winning is the least important thing: "We want them to feel included"

Copa Campeones, inaugurated on January 17, is the first basketball league for people with intellectual disabilities, focused on inclusion and a sense of belonging rather than competition or winning.

Playing the drums without hands, the fulfilled dream of Ismael, a child with a disability from Lanzarote

Ismael, a child with a disability from Lanzarote, has managed to play the drums without using his hands thanks to technology. With effort and support, he has turned a difficult dream into reality, demonstrating that innovation can overcome barriers and improve the lives of people with disabilities.

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

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 modulating brain activity through electrical impulses.

Spain will send five athletes to the Winter Paralympic Games, with Audrey Pascual as the main hope

Spain will compete in the Winter Paralympic Games with five athletes: Audrey Pascual, María Martín-Granizo, and Javier Marcos in alpine skiing; Emilio Redondo in snowboard; and Higinio Rivero in cross-country skiing and biathlon. Audrey Pascual is the team's main hope for achieving good results.

The Major Hotel Chains Outline Divergent Roadmaps in Spain Amid Competitive Pressure and Rising Prices

The leading Spanish hotel chains present varied plans at Fitur in response to a market strained by growing competition and rising prices, reflecting an uneven strategy in their openings and expansions.

Spain closed 2025 with an unemployment rate below 10%, the lowest in almost 18 years driven by the economic boost

In 2025, employment in Spain reached a record 22.46 million workers with an increase of 605,400 jobs. The unemployment rate fell to 9.93%, the lowest in almost 18 years, driven by strong economic growth.

Interview | Díez de la Lastra (Les Roches): "We have been in a true battle for talent for four years"

The CEO of Les Roches discusses the challenge of training qualified professionals for the hospitality sector, amid a transition towards higher-value tourism. He highlights the ongoing struggle to attract and prepare talent adapted to the new demands of the market.

Gold Hits Record High and Surpasses $5,200 for the First Time, Boosted by Trump and Dollar Weakness

Gold reached a record high by surpassing $5,200, driven by the weakness of the dollar and the uncertainty generated by Trump's erratic policies.

From Great Provocateur to Terrible Minister

Spain, although modern, faces failures in its infrastructure due to a lack of maintenance and the absence of a State Budget that supports the necessary investments for its improvement.

Sales boost the number of commercial transactions but do not prevent a spending adjustment

The average ticket decreased by 1.48% compared to the 2025 sales period, while the total volume processed through payment methods increased by 3.95% year-on-year, indicating more transactions but with lower average spending.

'Bridgerton 4' Will Be the Best Season and Its Trailer Proves It: Benedict and Netflix’s Most Addictive Romance

Luke Thompson returns as the favorite Bridgerton in season 4, which promises to be the best yet. The new installment features an irresistible fairy tale and a captivating romance, solidifying its place as Netflix’s most addictive series.

Who is Blanca Soroa, the young breakthrough actress shining in 'Los domingos' and aspiring to a Goya

Blanca Soroa, nominated for Best New Actress at the 2026 Goya Awards, stands out for her role in 'Los domingos'. With no prior experience, her brilliant performance has made her one of the favorites in a highly competitive category.

'Sundays': When and where to watch the favorite film of the 2026 Goya Awards?

Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, director of 'Five Little Wolves', returns with 'Sundays', a film that explores faith, family, and misunderstanding, and has become a favorite for the 2026 Goya Awards.

The First Marvel Superhero to Win an Oscar? 'Wonder Man' Comes to Disney+

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley star in 'Wonder Man,' the most original series in the MCU that explores how Hollywood works within the Marvel universe. It will be coming soon to Disney+.

'Wonder Man': How Many Episodes Does Marvel's Most Satirical Series Have? Release Dates on Disney+ Spain

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley star in 'Wonder Man,' a satirical MCU series that explores Hollywood from a unique perspective. The series will be available on Disney+ Spain, offering a fresh and critical look at the entertainment world within the Marvel universe.

'The Handmaid's Tale' continues with the great revelation of 'The Battle of the Books': first images of 'The Testaments'

Chase Infiniti gains attention after playing Leonardo DiCaprio's daughter in the new and acclaimed film by Paul Thomas Anderson.

'Fallout', the definitive chronology of the end of the world: the Prime Video series timeline

The second season of 'Fallout' on Prime Video includes numerous flashbacks that reveal the origin of the nuclear apocalypse and explore subsequent events in the survivors' story.

TikTok gets off to a bad start in the US as an independent app: accused of censorship and experiencing technical issues

TikTok faces problems in the US following its transition to an independent app, with service disruptions, increased uninstallations, and accusations of censorship and biased moderation after the change in ownership.

Microsoft Releases Another Emergency Update: Word and Excel Hide a Cyberattack

Microsoft released an emergency update after discovering a zero-day attack that uses malicious Word and Excel files. Cybercriminals send these files for users to open, triggering the attack and compromising the security of their devices.

Samsung launches the Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition: an exclusive phone you won’t be able to buy

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition, featuring a unique design, integration of Galaxy AI, and an expanded edge-to-edge FlexWindow display. This model is exclusive and will not be available for general purchase.

SpaceX steps on the accelerator: Elon Musk reveals the date of the first official flight of the new Starship rocket

Elon Musk has announced that the third-generation Starship rocket will make its first official flight in early March, marking a significant milestone for SpaceX in its space program.

Patricia Ramírez, CEO of BeReal Spain: "We don't have infinite scroll, we don't have algorithms, nor filters"

Patricia Ramírez leads BeReal Spain with a focus on authenticity, promoting an experience without infinite scroll, algorithms, or filters, centered on mental health and genuine user engagement.

The Detail in the Stylings of Penélope Cruz and Nicole Kidman at the Chanel Fashion Show That Champions Fashion at 50

Penélope Cruz and Nicole Kidman shone at the Chanel show during Paris Haute Couture Week, demonstrating that fashion at 50 can be elegant and modern. Their looks stood out for sophisticated details that redefine feminine style beyond the age of 40.

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

Colors influence emotions and style, and can reflect aspects of personality. According to psychology, certain colors are chosen by people with a strong character, displaying traits such as confidence and determination.

Laura Ponte Debuts in Chanel Haute Couture at 52 Years Old

Spanish model Laura Ponte, an icon of the 90s, made her debut in Chanel haute couture at 52 years old during the show directed by Matthieu Blazy. Her participation stands out for the reinvention and continuity of her career in the fashion world, demonstrating that age is not a barrier to success on prestigious runways.

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

Natalia de la Vega warns that although hair repolarization is a viral trend on TikTok, not all homemade recipes are safe, especially when using heat. She recommends opting for more effective and safer products to hydrate hair when using thermal tools.

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

A breast cancer specialist oncologist warns that women over 50 should reduce their consumption of a certain food to prevent risks. Additionally, she recommends healthier dietary alternatives to protect health and promote active aging.

Elegant and Minimalist: This is the Leading Nail Polish Shade of 2026

Subtle and elegant white will be the main trend in minimalist manicures throughout 2026, conveying calmness and sophistication in nails.

Khinkali, the Georgian 'dumplings' filled with broth and meat that are very easy to prepare at home and that you have to know

Khinkali is a traditional Georgian dish, famous in the Caucasus region. These dumplings are filled with broth and meat, representing the rich culinary culture of Georgia. Additionally, they are easy to prepare at home, allowing you to enjoy this typical delicacy authentically.

Restaurants in Madrid to Warm Up and Beat the Cold Temperatures

Discover restaurants in downtown Madrid ideal for escaping the intense cold. These places offer cozy atmospheres and hot dishes perfect for warming up during low temperatures.

Jordi Cruz (47 years old) explains which rice to use according to the recipe: "Bomba rice is not the same as jasmine"

Chef Jordi Cruz highlights the importance of choosing the right type of rice according to the recipe, pointing out that using bomba rice is not the same as using jasmine rice, as each variety brings different characteristics that affect the outcome of the dish.

Albert Adriá, brother of Ferran, showcases himself at Madrid Fusión: "No one has done so much in so little time"

Albert Adriá showcased four innovative dishes from Enigma at Madrid Fusión, highlighting his rapid and impactful contributions to the culinary world.

The Most Popular Donuts Arrive in Downtown Madrid: How to Order Krispy Kreme for Delivery

Krispy Kreme launches its delivery service in downtown Madrid, offering the option to order their popular donuts for home delivery. Additionally, orders placed until February 1st have a chance to win special prizes.

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

This picturesque village in southeast Anglesey, Wales, is known for its unfinished medieval fortress, an important historical attraction. Additionally, it offers colorful houses and hiking trails with ocean views, combining natural beauty and cultural heritage.

This is the meaning of the code 'SSSS' that can appear on an airplane boarding pass

The code 'SSSS' on a boarding pass indicates an additional security screening at U.S. airports, where the checks are more stringent than in Spain.

The 'Invisible' Hotel That Lets You Sleep Hanging from a Mountain in the Guadalest Valley

This exclusive hotel in Alicante offers a unique luxury accommodation, suspended on the mountain in the Guadalest Valley. Ideal for those seeking absolute peace in an incomparable natural setting.

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 a peaceful getaway from Madrid, offering a refuge from the bustle of the capital.

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

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

These are the five must-see places in Granada (apart from the classics)

Granada offers much more than the Alhambra and the San Nicolás viewpoint. The city has surprising spots and unique experiences that even repeat visitors can discover and enjoy.

The Hiking Trail That Combines Forest and Old Train Tunnels

This hiking trail in the Valencian Community follows an old railway route, offering hikers the chance to enjoy nature, forests, and explore old train tunnels—ideal for disconnecting and having a unique outdoor experience.

Symptoms that indicate you are not sleeping well

Sleeping well is essential for physical and mental health, improving cognitive function and the immune system, and reducing diseases. In addition to sleeping between 7 and 9 hours, sleep quality is vital. The Hospital Clínic of Barcelona points out several symptoms that indicate insufficient or poor-quality sleep.

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

Teresa Herrero highlights that the pressure to always be available and accept all demands affects us emotionally. Constantly saying yes is actually a way of denying oneself, emphasizing the importance of setting boundaries to take care of emotional health.

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

Lack of energy is often due more to an imbalance between body and mind than to physical causes. Five simple exercises can help restore lost vitality by harmonizing both aspects.

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

The writer highlights the unique cruelty of human beings and suggests that the fundamental question in life is to reflect on whether one is truly who they wish to be.

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 the previous year. These drugs aim to treat rare diseases and are usually not very profitable for companies due to their low number of beneficiaries.

"The society of fatigue prevents us from being happy; self-exploitation is the new form of slavery"

The constant feeling of exhaustion reflects how even leisure must be productive, revealing a society that promotes self-exploitation and limits true happiness.

The legendary Renault Twingo is back and arrives with a price under 20,000 euros

The Renault Twingo E-Tech electric returns adapted to electric mobility, maintaining its urban essence with an affordable price under 20,000 euros.

The Prison Offense Faced by the "Driver" Who Attended a Points Recovery Course with a Car Without Insurance or ITV

The Civil Guard in Plasencia detected a driver who attended a points recovery course with a vehicle that had no insurance or ITV (vehicle inspection), which constitutes a crime. This type of offense can lead to prison sentences due to the serious irresponsibility of driving an illegal car under these circumstances.

All in Black: Jeep Adds the Limited Black Edition Series to Its Avenger Range

Jeep expands the offerings of its Avenger model with the limited Black Edition series, which stands out for its black design, offering an exclusive option within its entry-level range.

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

Hyundai introduces the Staria Camper Concept, a premium electric caravan with a pop-up roof, integrated bed, and solar panels. This prototype aims to combine sustainable mobility and comfort, and the brand is considering its possible production.

The Road Where You Should Never Turn On the V16 Beacon

The V16 beacon, a safety device that has replaced emergency triangles since January 1st according to the DGT (Directorate-General for Traffic), should be used with caution. On certain specific roads, turning it on can be dangerous or inappropriate, so it is important to know when and where to activate it to ensure road safety.

Imagen Street will be completely closed to traffic starting Monday due to progress in the tram-bus works

Imagen Street will be fully closed to traffic from Monday due to the tram-bus construction. However, the City Council will ensure that one lane remains open in the direction of Almirante Apodaca to facilitate traffic flow during the works.

Everything You Can Pay for with the New Madrid Transport Pass Card on Your Mobile Phone

Users of the Madrid transport pass can now pay for and validate their trips using their Android device, making access to and use of public transportation easier through their mobile phone.

The sign of a Día store collapses due to strong winds hitting Jaén

The sign of a Día supermarket in Jaén collapsed due to the strong winds affecting the area. Fortunately, only material damages were reported, and no injuries occurred.

The Villaverde April Fair is postponed by one week to avoid coinciding with San Isidro

The City Council has requested to postpone 'Madrilucía' in Villaverde, originally scheduled from May 9 to June 7, to avoid overlapping with San Isidro, thereby delaying the Villaverde April Fair by one week.

The sixth edition of BWAW will be held from March 4 to 6 at DFactory Barcelona

The sixth edition of BWAW, which will take place from March 4 to 6 at DFactory Barcelona, will focus on reflecting on the visibility of women in key sectors for the economy, promoting equality and female empowerment in relevant fields.

A street in Ourense closed due to a sinkhole after several days of rain

A street in Ourense has been closed to traffic due to a sinkhole caused by a surface unevenness detected on the road after several days of rain, according to the City Council.

Five years in prison requested for the mayor of Estepona for hiring a woman "with whom he had a relationship"

The public prosecutor accuses the mayor of Estepona, José María García Urbano, of misconduct and embezzlement for hiring a woman with whom he was in a relationship, and requests five years in prison for him.

Seville will have a direct flight to Nice this summer with 3 weekly frequencies

The new route between Seville and Nice will begin operating on June 2nd, with flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Tickets are already available on the airline’s website and usual channels.

Mother of a 29-year-old found dead in Cáceres arrested

The mother of the 29-year-old found dead in Cáceres has been arrested. She is currently at the Cáceres Police Station and will be brought before the judge on Tuesday.

Ten detained as alleged perpetrators of the Isla Mayor shooting

A large-scale operation involving 250 police officers has resulted in the detention of ten alleged perpetrators of the shooting in Isla Mayor. The investigation is ongoing, and further arrests are not ruled out.

Two Galician PP Deputies Injured in Multi-Vehicle Collision on the AP-9

More than a dozen cars were involved in a multi-vehicle collision on the AP-9, which forced the closure of part of the highway heading towards Santiago. Among the injured are two deputies from the Galician PP.

A delivery driver ends up in the hospital due to an accident and his customer reacts: "It's not my problem"

A delivery driver had an accident that sent him to the hospital. Although the restaurant owner apologized and repeated the order, the customer reacted indifferently, stating that it was not his problem.

Traveling to the Future Is No Longer Science Fiction: This Is Whitemask2055, the Young Man Who Claims to Live in 2055

Whitemask2055, a young Frenchman, uses his TikTok account to simulate and show what life in Paris will be like 25 years from now, generating interest and debate about the future and the possibility of time travel.

A woman calls on Camela and Rosalía to make her husband cook dinner... and Camela has already responded

A woman asked singers Camela and Rosalía for help to get her husband to make dinner, using a humorous message on social media. Camela responded with humor, showing sympathy for the situation and creating interaction between fans and the couple. The anecdote went viral, highlighting the connection between artists and followers on everyday matters.

What is ‘garlic clove fur’: the new viral term about cats' fur

‘Garlic clove fur’ is a viral term that describes a specific type of coat in cats. Although a striking coat may seem attractive, it is important to maintain a critical and thorough observation of the animal's overall condition to ensure its well-being.

Eight Keys to Not Ruining Everything Unintentionally in the First 30 Days After Adopting a Dog

These eight guidelines help avoid common mistakes in the initial adjustment period after adopting a dog, making coexistence more harmonious, although they do not guarantee a perfect process.

Why Do Some Dogs React Worse to Certain Medications?

Genetic testing helps identify dogs carrying variants that affect their reaction to medications, facilitating responsible breeding and the prevention of hereditary diseases.

Feline FIP is no longer a death sentence: treatments that are changing the future

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), once fatal, now has effective treatments thanks to recent veterinary advances. In the past five years, research has succeeded in curing a high percentage of cases, changing the prognosis and life expectancy of affected cats.

Check Your Horoscope for This Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover what destiny has in store for you in different aspects of your life.

Grammy Awards 2026: dates, schedule, nominees, and where to watch live

The 68th edition of the Grammy Awards will be held on February 1, 2026, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, highlighting the nominees and providing details on how to watch the ceremony live.

The town of Tarragona sets a record: it has the largest number of thousand-year-old olive trees on the planet

The town in Tarragona has over 1,300 inventoried thousand-year-old olive trees, establishing its agricultural landscape as a unique living heritage worldwide.

From Victoria Eugenia to Andy Warhol with Jackson Pollock: Exhibitions in Madrid You Must Visit in 2026

In 2026, Madrid presents a series of unmissable exhibitions that explore art and history, featuring works ranging from Victoria Eugenia to icons like Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock, offering the public a unique cultural experience.

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

The article examines how, in powerful families, women are often singled out and held responsible for conflicts, while men are infantilized or excused from blame, reflecting a persistent gender bias in public and media perception.

An environmental activist breaks a record by hugging a tree for 72 consecutive hours

Kenyan environmentalist Truphena Muthoni broke the world record by hugging a tree for 72 hours, surpassing the previous record of 50 hours, 2 minutes, and 28 seconds set by Frederick Boakye.

Extending Almaraz means slowing down renewables: why keeping the nuclear plants closed

Extending the life of the Almaraz nuclear power plant would delay the energy transition by hindering the development of renewable energies, negatively impacting sustainability and emission reduction goals.

From the Very Expensive Bodysuit Dress to a Sweatshirt Mini Skirt: Balenciaga’s Latest Crazes

Balenciaga’s new collections are generating divided opinions, featuring designs that range from luxurious and daring garments to casual and unexpected pieces, demonstrating that their proposals are controversial and polarize the audience.

The Noises from Your Refrigerator You Should Worry About and Those You Shouldn’t

The refrigerator runs all day, producing normal sounds that are not cause for alarm. However, some noises can indicate problems. It is important to know how to identify which sounds are common and which require attention to prevent damage or malfunctions in the appliance.

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

This article highlights ten influential historical women selected by the Encyclopaedia Britannica, whose legacy has endured despite the historical silence many have faced.

Take a Look at Malagón's Best Cartoons

A compilation of all the cartoons published by Malagón in 20minutos, highlighting his unique style and relevant themes.

Sánchez and Pradales will hold the Bilateral Commission before April to transfer new powers, including airports

President Sánchez commits to convening the Bilateral Commission with Pradales before Easter to finalize the transfer of new powers to the Basque Country, including airport management.

The death toll from the winter storm in the U.S. rises to 34: among them three children who fell into a frozen pond

The winter storm in the U.S. has left 34 dead, including three children who died after falling into a frozen pond. Approximately 530,000 homes remain without electricity, while much of the country continues to experience below-freezing temperatures.

Yandel becomes infinite in Madrid with a symphonic perreo party

Yandel gave a successful double concert at the Movistar Arena in Madrid, where he revisited the greatest hits of his career in the 2000s alongside Wisin, combining his reggaeton with symphonic elements for a unique experience.

51 Years in Prison Requested for a Civil Guard Accused of Around Twenty Crimes

A civil guard faces 51 years in prison for stealing objects during searches, assaulting and intimidating people in the Cañada Real Galiana to obtain drugs or money, accessing confidential data without permission, and filing false complaints.

The alleged killer of a woman in Lleida killed a prison inmate

The man arrested on Sunday in Lleida is accused of the violent death of a 53-year-old woman. Additionally, he is charged with having killed a fellow inmate while in prison.

The Chinese chain with 'low cost' design items that pretended to be Japanese is expanding across Spain: "You can find everything"

The company, with 63 stores in the Iberian Peninsula, offers low-cost design products and originally presented itself as Japanese. Its expansion in Spain has been remarkable, highlighting the variety of items available to consumers.

The reopening of the Rafah crossing progresses, though still without a date: mediators begin "urgent talks" with Israel

Authorities are working on preparations to reopen the Rafah crossing soon, while mediators begin urgent talks with Israel to define details, although no concrete date has been set yet.

A man is seriously injured in a propane explosion in a house in Aranjuez

A 46-year-old man was seriously injured with burns on 40% of his body following a propane explosion in a house in Aranjuez. He was taken to Getafe Hospital for treatment.

The expert linked to Carcaño's mobile phone testifies before the judge for practicing without a license and fails to provide the required qualification

The expert connected to Carcaño's mobile phone testified via videoconference before the judge in a case of practicing without a license, without providing the necessary qualifications. The magistrate has not taken precautionary measures against him.

The Mistake That Raises the Cost of Your Home Insurance: How to Save Up to 300 Euros

A study reveals that more than 70% of users overpay for their home insurance when purchasing it through their bank. Switching to an external company can save up to 300 euros.

Second Body Found on the Coasts of Mallorca in Less Than a Week: Both Could Be Migrants

The second body was found floating near the commercial pier of the port of Palma, Mallorca. Both bodies found in less than a week could belong to migrants.

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

Alfonso J. Ussía presents 'Under the Sky', a collection of chronicles that reveal the essence of Madrid, showing its deepest and most authentic reality.

Juan Muñoz talks about his breakup with José Mota: "When you have so much success, you forget who you are"

Juan Muñoz reflects on his breakup with José Mota, attributing it to the success that made them lose their sense of self and become a bit selfish, thus affecting their relationship.

The emotional gesture of Alcaraz towards his father at the Australian Open: "Proud to see him fulfill his dream"

Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the semifinals of the Australian Open after defeating Álex De Miñaur 7-5, 6-2, and 6-1, highlighting an emotional gesture towards his father, expressing pride in seeing him fulfill his dream.

Arrested for slashing the tires of more than a dozen cars

A man was arrested for slashing the tires of more than a dozen cars. In addition, he had a restraining order for gender-based violence issued by a court in the municipality of A Coruña.

A 70-year-old man dies after being attacked by a bull on a farm in Puente Arce

A 70-year-old man died after being attacked by a bull on a farm in Puente Arce. The autopsy confirmed that the cause of death was polytrauma.

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

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technological field that simulates human intelligence to perform tasks. To get started, it is key to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and data processing. Additionally, it is recommended to explore accessible tools and online courses that facilitate the understanding and practice of AI, promoting its ethical and responsible use.

Portugal's priority is to complete the high-capacity road section that will connect Madrid and Lisbon

Portugal will start construction this year to complete the high-capacity road section that will link Madrid and Lisbon, as planned in the General Budgets for 2026.

People Over 23 Who Live 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, has benefited nearly a million children and adolescents. Now, people over 23 years old who live with their parents will also be able to access this aid.

Marian Rojas, Psychiatrist: "Happiness Is Not What Happens to Us, but How We Interpret What Happens to Us"

Marian Rojas emphasizes that happiness depends on how we interpret events, not on what actually happens to us. Listening to and fostering a constructive internal dialogue rather than a destructive one is key to improving our emotional well-being.

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

Jodie Foster revealed that when she was 8 years old, she was attacked by a lion during the filming of ‘Napoleon and Samantha’ in the early 70s. This incident left her with scars, two punctures on each side of her hip, before she joined the cast of 'Taxi Driver'.

Emilia Clarke's accident filming sex scenes with several men: "It didn't break, it just popped out a bit"

Emilia Clarke revealed that she suffered a rib injury while shooting intimate scenes for the SkyShowtime series 'Ponies,' clarifying that it didn't break completely, it just "popped out a bit."

Netflix announces its biggest premieres of 2026: 'Peaky Blinders', 'Bridgerton', Mario Casas, and much more

Netflix is preparing major returns for 2026 such as 'Peaky Blinders' and 'Bridgerton', along with new Spanish productions and several true crime series, enhancing its original content offerings.

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

The project for the new highway section in Spain, with a budget of 143.7 million euros, was stalled until the end of November 2025, when work resumed to advance its construction.

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. They raise doubts among drivers, some of whom are reluctant to stop using the emergency triangles along with the V16 beacon.

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

Dreams help us process our experiences and emotions. Dreaming about deceased people and seeing them alive can reflect desires, memories, or the need to resolve unresolved feelings, helping us to better understand ourselves.

When the January 2026 Pension Is Paid at CaixaBank, Banco Santander, ING, BBVA, and Other Banks

Amid the difficult economic situation in January, pensioners await the payment of their pensions to address debts. The payment dates vary depending on the bank, but they are usually made during the first days of the month to ensure timely access to the benefits.

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

Gabriel Rolón explains that love is a learning process influenced by our childhood experiences. He reflects on why some people fall in love with those who hurt them, pointing out that adult relationships reflect patterns formed in childhood, and that understanding this is key to comprehending our romantic choices.

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

The Minimum Vital Income in 2026 will be allocated to specific groups, including orphans, minors, and women victims of gender-based violence, meeting certain requirements and exceptions established by Social Security.

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In Iowa, Trump promotes economy as protests disrupt neighboring Minnesota

Former President Trump praised the U.S. economy during a rally in Iowa, contrasting growth and job gains with the unrest in nearby Minnesota. The protests erupted over a high-profile incident, underscoring societal divisions. Trump highlighted his administration's economic successes while criticizing the current management of social and political challenges.

Analysis - China to favor Brazilian soybean imports in H1 despite renewed US inflows

Despite increased soybean shipments from the US, China is set to prioritize imports from Brazil in the first half of the year. This preference is driven by competitive pricing and supply stability from Brazil, even as US exports resume following trade easing. The move reflects China’s strategy to diversify sources and balance trade relations amid fluctuating market dynamics.

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Gold prices surge to $5,262/oz record high on haven demand, weak dollar

Gold prices soared to a record $5,262 per ounce driven by increased safe-haven demand amid global economic uncertainties and a weakening US dollar. Investors are flocking to gold as a store of value amid inflation fears and geopolitical tensions, pushing prices to unprecedented levels.

Exclusive - US Intelligence Raises Doubts About Venezuela Leader’s Cooperation

US intelligence has expressed skepticism about Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s willingness to cooperate on regional security and drug trafficking issues. Despite diplomatic efforts, analysts doubt Maduro’s commitment to counter-narcotics collaboration, citing persistent illicit activities and political interests that hinder effective partnership with the US and its allies.

Exclusive - US to issue general license lifting some sanctions on Venezuelan oil industry, sources say

The U.S. is set to issue a general license easing certain sanctions on Venezuela's oil sector, allowing some companies to engage in limited transactions. This move aims to boost oil supply and support energy markets amid global demand pressures, while maintaining restrictions to curb Venezuela's authoritarian regime. Details and timing of the license remain under discussion, balancing economic and geopolitical considerations.

Russian attacks kill five on train in northeast, three in Odesa, Ukraine says

Russian strikes killed five people on a train in northeastern Ukraine and three more in the southern city of Odesa, Ukrainian officials reported. The attacks targeted civilian infrastructure amid ongoing conflict, highlighting continued violence affecting transportation and urban areas. Ukrainian authorities condemned the raids, emphasizing the impact on civilians and infrastructure.

Trump says 'Cuba will be failing pretty soon'

Former President Donald Trump stated that Cuba’s economic situation is deteriorating rapidly and predicted the country will be failing soon. He attributed the crisis to the Cuban government's policies and emphasized that U.S. sanctions and pressure would continue to influence the island’s instability. Trump expressed confidence in the Cuban people's desire for change and suggested further actions to support their aspirations.

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SpaceX weighs June 2026 IPO at $1.5 trillion valuation, FT says

SpaceX is reportedly considering an initial public offering (IPO) in June 2026 with a potential valuation of $1.5 trillion, according to the Financial Times. The move would mark one of the largest tech IPOs, reflecting SpaceX's growth and ambitions in space exploration and satellite services. Details about share offerings and market strategy remain under discussion.

South Korean automaker Kia says platinum price increases impacting its costs

Kia has reported that rising platinum prices are increasing its production costs. The automaker, which uses platinum in catalytic converters, is facing higher expenses due to the metal's price surge. This trend is affecting Kia's overall manufacturing costs amid fluctuating raw material markets.

Truckmaker Volvo Group’s Q4 operating profit beats forecast

Volvo Group reported a Q4 operating profit that exceeded forecasts, driven by strong demand in its truck division and improved operational efficiency. The company’s revenue growth and cost management contributed to better-than-expected financial results, signaling positive momentum for the coming quarters.

ASML Q4 bookings beat expectations as chipmakers order more to satisfy AI demand

ASML reported stronger-than-expected Q4 bookings, driven by increased orders from chipmakers aiming to meet rising AI demand. The company’s advanced lithography machines remain crucial for semiconductor production, reflecting robust market demand and confidence in AI-driven growth in the chip industry.

Analysis - Volkswagen CEO Blume, free from Porsche duties, under pressure to deliver on turnaround

Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume, now solely focused on VW after stepping down as Porsche CEO, faces increasing pressure to accelerate the automaker's turnaround. Investors expect him to enhance profitability and execution amid industry challenges and intense competition. Blume's leadership is crucial for guiding VW through a complex transition toward electric vehicles and sustainable growth.

C3.AI in talks to merge with software company Automation Anywhere, The Information reports

C3.AI is reportedly in discussions to merge with software company Automation Anywhere. The potential deal aims to combine their strengths in AI and automation technologies, enhancing product offerings and market reach. Both companies focus on enterprise software solutions, targeting improved efficiency and innovation for clients. The merger could create a significant player in the AI-driven automation industry.

Top two European Chemical Stocks, According to Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley identifies two leading European chemical stocks poised for strong performance. The firm highlights their robust market positions, innovative capabilities, and strategic growth initiatives as key factors driving future value. These companies are expected to benefit from industry trends and evolving demand, making them attractive investment opportunities in the chemical sector.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.32%

Taiwan's stock market closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.32%. Gains were supported by optimism in the technology and semiconductor sectors, reflecting positive investor sentiment amid stable global economic conditions. Trading volumes remained steady as investors monitored corporate earnings and external market trends.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.09%

Australian shares ended slightly lower, with the S&P/ASX 200 slipping 0.09% as market sentiment was cautious amid mixed corporate earnings and global economic concerns. Key sectors showed varying performances, reflecting investor uncertainty about growth prospects and inflationary pressures.

Google halts UK YouTube measurement service comparing TV viewership - FT

Google has suspended its YouTube measurement service in the UK, which provided data comparing YouTube viewership with traditional TV audiences. The move follows challenges in delivering accurate cross-platform metrics, highlighting difficulties in measuring digital and TV consumption consistently. This pause impacts advertisers seeking integrated audience insights across media types.

Australian wine exports shrank in 2025 as drinkers sober up

In 2025, Australian wine exports declined due to changing consumer preferences toward healthier lifestyles and reduced alcohol consumption. This shift, combined with increased competition in global markets, has impacted demand for Australian wines, leading to lower export volumes and challenging growth prospects for the industry.

Trump says 'we'll work something out with South Korea' after tariff threat

President Trump responded to South Korea's tariff threat by expressing confidence that both countries will find a solution. He emphasized the strong relationship between the U.S. and South Korea and suggested that negotiations would lead to a mutually beneficial agreement, avoiding escalation of trade tensions.

Australia CPI rises more than expected in Dec, ramps up RBA rate hike bets

Australia's December CPI increased more than anticipated, intensifying expectations for further Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate hikes. The inflation rise suggests persistent price pressures, influencing monetary policy decisions to curb inflation and stabilize the economy.

US crude inventories decline, signaling bullish trend for oil prices

US crude oil inventories fell last week, indicating stronger demand and tightening supply. This decline supports a bullish outlook for oil prices as the market anticipates continued inventory draws amid robust economic activity and constrained production.

US consumer confidence dives to a more than 11-1/2-year low

US consumer confidence plunged to its lowest point since early 2011, reflecting growing worries about inflation, the economy, and job market stability. The decline signals cautious consumer spending ahead, potentially impacting economic growth. Rising prices and concerns over monetary policy contributed to the sharp drop in sentiment.

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US single-family home prices jump in November, FHFA says

US single-family home prices increased in November, according to the FHFA. The federal housing finance agency reported a rise driven by strong demand and limited supply, marking a continued upward trend in the housing market despite broader economic uncertainties.

U.S. Housing Market Shows Strength as S&P/CS HPI Composite-20 Outperforms Forecasts

The S&P/Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index rose 0.9% in April, exceeding expectations and signaling resilience in the housing market. Home prices increased 4.7% year-over-year, driven by strong demand and limited inventory despite rising mortgage rates. The data suggests continued strength in housing amid economic uncertainties.

Indonesia’s economy grew faster in Q4 2025, says finance minister

Indonesia's economy accelerated in Q4 2025, driven by strong domestic consumption and investment. The finance minister highlighted improvements in key sectors and optimistic outlooks for 2026, attributing growth to effective fiscal policies and stable external conditions. This performance supports the government's targets for sustained economic development.

Spain’s unemployment rate drops below 10% for first time since 2008

Spain’s unemployment rate has fallen below 10% for the first time since 2008, signaling significant economic recovery. The drop reflects increased job creation and improved labor market conditions following years of high unemployment after the financial crisis. This milestone highlights progress but also underscores ongoing challenges in securing stable, quality employment for all sectors.

Gold’s blistering rally continues past $5,200 as dollar plunges

Gold prices surged past $5,200 amid a sharp decline in the US dollar. The rally is driven by investor concerns over inflation and economic uncertainties, boosting gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset. The weakening dollar enhances gold's value for holders of other currencies, further fueling demand and pushing prices higher.

ECB may cut rates if euro rises further, Austrian central banker says – report

An Austrian central banker indicated that the European Central Bank might consider cutting interest rates if the euro continues to appreciate significantly. This approach aims to balance the currency strength to support economic stability within the Eurozone.

Morning Bid: Trump’s talk downs the dollar

Former President Trump’s recent comments have caused the US dollar to weaken in the markets. His remarks have sparked uncertainty among investors, influencing currency values and impacting global forex trading dynamics.

ECB may need fresh rate cut if euro strengthens, Kocher tells FT

ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel suggested that if the euro continues to strengthen, the ECB might consider additional rate cuts to support economic growth. She emphasized the importance of monitoring currency movements closely, as a stronger euro could dampen inflation and impact the central bank's monetary policy goals.

Thailand to Strengthen Controls on Gold Trading to Curb Baht Rise, Central Bank Chief Says

Thailand plans to tighten regulations on gold trading to manage the baht’s appreciation, said the central bank chief. The move aims to prevent excessive currency gains that could hurt exports and economic stability. Enhanced controls will target gold imports and trading activities to reduce demand for baht, supporting balanced currency valuation amid global economic fluctuations.

Exclusive – China gives green light to importing first batch of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips, sources say

China has approved the import of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips, marking the first batch allowed into the country. This move signals a potential easing in U.S.-China tech restrictions and could boost China’s AI development efforts. The approval comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and competition in the AI sector.

Hong Kong home prices post first annual gain since 2021

Hong Kong home prices have recorded their first annual increase since 2021, driven by improving market sentiment and government stimulus measures. The rebound reflects growing buyer confidence amid easing COVID-19 restrictions and low-interest rates. Property transactions have surged, signaling a recovery in the city's real estate sector after a prolonged slump influenced by pandemic-related uncertainties and economic challenges.

Australia’s hotter Q4 core inflation fuels bets for rate hike next week

Australia’s core inflation rose more than expected in Q4, intensifying expectations of a rate hike by the Reserve Bank in the upcoming meeting. The hotter inflation data signals persistent price pressures, influencing market bets on monetary tightening to curb inflation.

Gold vaults past $5,200 to record high

Gold prices surged past $5,200 per kilogram, reaching a record high amid global economic uncertainty and inflation concerns. Investors are turning to gold as a safe haven, driving demand and pushing prices upward. Market analysts predict continued strength in gold prices as geopolitical tensions and currency fluctuations persist.

Taiwan, US discuss tech, AI and drone cooperation at high-level forum

Taiwan and the US held a high-level forum focusing on collaboration in technology, artificial intelligence, and drone development. The discussions aimed to strengthen bilateral ties and enhance joint innovation in these critical sectors amidst growing geopolitical challenges. Both sides agreed to pursue closer cooperation to boost technological advancement and security capabilities.

Bitcoin treads water at $88,000 as traders await Fed cues

Bitcoin remained steady around $88,000 as investors awaited signals from the Federal Reserve on future monetary policy. Market participants are cautious ahead of potential interest rate decisions that could impact cryptocurrency valuations. Trading volumes stayed moderate, reflecting a wait-and-see approach in the crypto market amid economic uncertainties.

RedChip Announces Fintech Virtual Investor Conference for February 4

RedChip is hosting a virtual investor conference focused on fintech on February 4. The event will feature presentations from emerging fintech companies and provide investors with insights into the latest trends and opportunities in the financial technology sector. Attendees can expect expert panels, networking opportunities, and detailed company overviews aimed at guiding investment decisions.

ZetaChain 2.0 Launches With Anuma, Bringing Private Memory and AI Interoperability to Creators

ZetaChain 2.0 introduces Anuma, enabling private memory and AI interoperability for creators. This update enhances user privacy and streamlines AI integration across platforms, empowering developers with improved tools for building innovative applications.

Zama’s Public Auction Attracts $118M for Ethereum’s First Encrypted ICO

Zama's public auction successfully raised $118 million, marking a significant milestone as Ethereum's first encrypted Initial Coin Offering (ICO). The event attracted strong investor interest, highlighting growing confidence in encrypted ICOs within the blockchain community. This funding will support Zama's development and expansion efforts in the Ethereum ecosystem.

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

Bitcoin's price remains subdued, hovering near a one-month low due to cautious sentiment from Federal Reserve signals and ongoing liquidations in the market. Investors are wary amid potential interest rate hikes and tightening monetary policy, leading to reduced buying activity and increased selling pressure on the cryptocurrency.

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

A financial strategy involved selling $257 million worth of stock to purchase 2,932 bitcoins valued at $264 million. This move signals a significant shift towards cryptocurrency investment, reflecting growing confidence in bitcoin's potential despite market volatility.

Tokenization: Think Evolution, Not Revolution

Tokenization is an evolving technology transforming how assets are managed and traded by digitizing ownership through blockchain. Rather than a sudden upheaval, it represents a gradual shift enhancing transparency, liquidity, and accessibility across markets. This evolution allows traditional financial systems to integrate with decentralized platforms, fostering innovation while maintaining regulatory compliance and security.

Binance considers U.S. stock tokens - The Information

Binance is exploring the launch of U.S. stock tokens, enabling users to trade fractional shares of popular American companies on its platform. This move aims to expand Binance’s offerings and compete with other crypto exchanges providing stock tokens, though regulatory challenges in the U.S. remain a key concern for the company.

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

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao clarified that he has no business connections with the Trump family. This statement comes amid speculation about potential ties between Binance and former President Donald Trump's relatives. CZ emphasized that any reports suggesting a relationship are false, aiming to dispel rumors and maintain Binance's independent corporate reputation.

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

Bitcoin's price fell below $89,000, marking weekly losses as investor interest wanes. Weak appetite in the crypto market contributed to the decline, reflecting cautious sentiment amid ongoing economic uncertainties and regulatory concerns.

Partners Group Private Equity extends EUR 15 million buyback program

Partners Group Private Equity has extended its EUR 15 million share buyback program, aiming to enhance shareholder value. The extension allows continued repurchase of shares, reflecting confidence in the company’s strong financial position and growth prospects. This move aligns with their commitment to optimize capital structure and deliver sustainable returns to investors.

Sensorion secures €60 million investment led by Sanofi for hearing loss therapies

Sensorion has raised €60 million in a funding round led by Sanofi to advance its development of treatments for hearing loss. The investment will support ongoing clinical trials and expand research into innovative therapies targeting inner ear disorders, aiming to address significant unmet medical needs in the hearing loss market.

ASML Q4 2025 presentation: Record revenue drives 16% annual growth, new buyback announced

ASML reported record Q4 2025 revenue, contributing to a 16% increase in annual growth. The company highlighted strong demand for its lithography systems amid semiconductor industry expansion. Additionally, ASML announced a new share buyback program, reflecting confidence in future prospects and commitment to shareholder value.

Elon Musk eyes SpaceX IPO for June 2026 - report

Elon Musk plans to take SpaceX public with an IPO targeted for June 2026. The move aims to raise capital as the company expands its Starship program and satellite internet service, Starlink. The IPO would mark a significant milestone for SpaceX, which has remained private since its founding. Musk envisions the public offering to support long-term ambitions, including Mars colonization efforts.

Atomo Diagnostics Q2 FY26 slides: revenue doubles as product portfolio expands

Atomo Diagnostics reported a doubling of revenue in Q2 FY26, driven by the expansion of its product portfolio. The company's enhanced offerings and strategic market moves contributed to improved financial performance and stronger market positioning.

StandardAero shareholders to sell 50 million shares at $31 each

StandardAero shareholders plan to sell 50 million shares priced at $31 each. This move aims to raise capital and provide liquidity to existing investors. The offering reflects confidence in the company's growth prospects and market position in aerospace services.

Altimmune raises $75 million to fund MASH therapy development

Altimmune secured $75 million in funding to advance the development of its MASH therapy, aimed at treating liver diseases. The investment will support ongoing clinical trials and expand research efforts to bring the therapy closer to market.

Boss Energy Q2 FY26 slides: Record uranium production drives cost guidance lower

Boss Energy reported record uranium production in Q2 FY26, leading to lower cost guidance for the year. Improved operational performance and increased output have strengthened the company’s financial outlook, positioning it well amid rising uranium demand.

BCI Minerals Q4 2025 slides: Mardie Salt Project 77% complete, on track for 2026 revenue

BCI Minerals reports the Mardie Salt Project is 77% complete, progressing steadily toward its goal of generating revenue in 2026. Construction milestones are being met on schedule, positioning the company well for operational startup and future growth in salt production.

Syrah Resources Q4 2025 slides: production up 34% amid strategic market shift

Syrah Resources reported a 34% increase in Q4 2025 production, reflecting strong operational performance. The company is shifting its market focus strategically to capitalize on emerging demand trends. This growth supports Syrah’s long-term plans to enhance market position and drive sustainable development amid evolving industry dynamics.