News Summary - 01/29/2026

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Trump warns Iran 'time is running out' for nuclear deal as US military builds up in Gulf

Tehran warns its armed forces are prepared to respond aggressively if provoked, as the US increases military presence in the Gulf amid escalating tensions over the nuclear deal.

'Don't take us to a hospital': Iran protesters treated in secret to avoid arrest

Injured Iranian protesters are avoiding hospitals to escape arrest, instead receiving secret medical care from brave medics treating them at home despite personal risks.

Border agents involved in fatal shooting of Alex Pretti placed on leave

Amid tensions between Trump and the Minneapolis Mayor over immigration enforcement, border agents involved in the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti have been placed on leave. The incident continues to spark controversy and public outcry in the US.

Panic on crowded Ukraine train - passenger describes moment of Russian drone strike

A BBC interview with a passenger reveals the terrifying experience aboard a Ukrainian train struck by Russian drones, resulting in five fatalities. The account highlights the chaos and fear during the attack on the crowded train.

Plane crashes in Colombia, killing all 15 on board

A Satena aircraft with 13 passengers and 2 crew members crashed in Colombia, resulting in the deaths of all 15 people on board. The airline confirmed it was a fatal accident.

At least five killed after Storm Kristin hits Portugal

Storm Kristin caused extensive damage in Portugal, toppling trees, damaging homes, and leaving over 800,000 people without power. At least five people have died due to the storm's impact.

Iran's internet is returning - but not for everyone

Iran cut off internet access on January 8 amid a government crackdown on protesters. Access is now being gradually restored, but connectivity remains limited and inconsistent for many users across the country.

Europe must act urgently and stop outsourcing defence, says EU's Kallas

The EU foreign policy chief urged Europe to take urgent action and stop relying on external powers for defence. The statement follows NATO's secretary general emphasizing Europe's continued need for US support in defence matters.

Deutsche Bank offices raided in money laundering probe

Authorities conducted searches at Deutsche Bank offices in Frankfurt and Berlin as part of an investigation into past business relationships linked to money laundering.

'I don't let bullies win,' says US congresswoman Omar after substance thrown at her

Minnesota Democrat Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unidentified liquid during an event but remained uninjured and continued speaking. She stated she refuses to let bullies win despite the incident.

Amazon confirms 16,000 job cuts after accidental email

Amazon confirmed it will cut 16,000 jobs shortly after mistakenly notifying employees of the layoffs via an accidental email sent hours earlier.

Ecuador says ICE agent attempted to enter its Minneapolis consulate

Ecuador filed a complaint after an ICE agent tried to enter its Minneapolis consulate but was stopped by consular staff.

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

After the killing of Alex Pretti, Minnesota officials and residents urged Trump to halt his immigration enforcement operation in the state. Trump responded by stating the government would "de-escalate" its activities in Minnesota following the incident.

Man guilty of assault after Barron Trump reported attack to UK police

Barron Trump reported an assault he witnessed via a video call in January 2025. Following his report, UK police investigated and a man was found guilty of the assault.

'I couldn't save them' - US mum's horror as three sons die falling through pond ice

A US mother tragically lost her three sons after they fell through thin ice on a pond. Despite her efforts to rescue them by lifting them out, the ice kept breaking, preventing her from saving them.

US YouTube star IShowSpeed to get Ghanaian passport as Africa tour ends

Ghana's foreign minister announced that US YouTube star IShowSpeed will receive a Ghanaian passport, praising him as a "worthy ambassador." However, the decision sparked criticism among some Ghanaians.

During heated hearing, Rubio insists US action in Venezuela will lead to prosperity and security

In a heated hearing, Rubio defended US actions in Venezuela, asserting that removing Maduro will bring prosperity and security. The US Secretary of State maintained a firm stance on the legality of Maduro's removal, plans for Venezuelan oil sales, and the country's future.

Is the US preparing to strike Iran again?

Satellite images reveal a notable and ongoing increase of US military presence in the region, suggesting potential preparations for further action against Iran.

The politician whose death leaves a vacuum in India's richest state

Ajit Pawar's death in a plane crash has left a significant void in Maharashtra's political landscape. Known for his influential role, he reshaped the state's politics through strategic alliances and leadership, impacting both the state and national political dynamics. His passing creates uncertainty and a power vacuum in India's richest state.

Why China views the UK visit as part of something bigger

Sir Keir Starmer, along with other global leaders, is visiting Beijing. The trip is seen by China as part of a larger strategic effort to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties amidst shifting international dynamics.

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

Kim, South Korea's former first lady, faced accusations of accepting luxury handbags, a diamond necklace, and other expensive gifts as bribes, sparking significant scandal.

The model who moved to Ghana and wrapped her prosthetic leg in its famous fabric

Abena Christine Jon'el moved from the US to Ghana to advocate for people with disabilities. She gained attention by wrapping her prosthetic leg in Ghana's iconic fabric, aiming to raise awareness and promote inclusivity in the country.

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

Tom Homan, a staunch supporter of Donald Trump's immigration policies, has been deployed to Minneapolis. Known as Trump's 'border tsar,' he is recognized for his tough stance on immigration enforcement and border security measures.

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

Zhang Youxia, once considered a close ally of China's leader Xi Jinping, has been purged from his high-ranking military position, signaling potential shifts in China's military leadership and power dynamics.

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

Alex Pretti, an intensive care nurse in Minneapolis, was known as an avid outdoorsman with a passion for 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

Defendants Meta (owner of Instagram and Facebook) and Google (owner of YouTube) are involved in a lawsuit over social media addiction. TikTok reached a settlement 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 pro-gun groups, usually supportive of Trump, have pushed back against Trump officials following the Minneapolis shooting. They criticized a statement implying that individuals carrying guns could lawfully be shot, reflecting tensions between gun rights advocates and law enforcement narratives.

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

The article explores the conflict over state secrecy when government agencies, such as MI5, are linked to unlawful killings. It questions the trustworthiness of the state in deciding what information stays confidential, highlighting the tension between transparency, accountability, and national security.

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

Young millennials and Gen Zers, aged in their twenties to early forties, are increasingly drawn to Hyrox, a unique fitness competition combining running and functional workouts. The event's challenge and community appeal drive enthusiasts to invest significant time and money, sometimes spending thousands on participation fees and related expenses. This trend highlights a growing fitness culture among younger generations seeking both physical and social engagement.

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

Economic stagnation and rising inequality are eroding trust in democratic institutions. Figures like Trump may represent symptoms rather than causes of a deeper "rupture" from the post-WW2 global order, challenging middle powers in the shifting international landscape.

Moment BA plane to London loses wheel after take-off in Vegas

Dramatic footage captures a British Airways plane losing a wheel shortly after taking off from Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport, highlighting a rare and alarming incident during departure.

Watch: Why Trump is hitting the road to rally Americans

BBC's White House reporter Bernd Debusmann explains that President Trump is traveling across the US to reconnect with voters and emphasize his administration’s economic achievements, aiming to boost support 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 placed outside, highlighting the severity of recent unrest and crackdowns in Iran.

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

Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure have plunged millions into freezing conditions, leaving many without power or heating, including residents in Kyiv struggling in 2°C temperatures inside their homes.

Watch: Huge landslide in Sicily after Storm Harry

Over 1,000 residents were evacuated from their homes on Sicily following a massive landslide triggered by Storm Harry.

Analysing the Minneapolis shooting frame by frame

BBC Verify analyzed multi-angle footage of the Minneapolis shooting, reconstructing a detailed sequence of events to better understand what transpired during the incident.

Housing, the political climate, and immigration are the main problems for more than half of Spaniards

More than half of Spaniards consider housing, the political climate, and immigration to be the main current problems, and 63.6% believe that the political climate will be the one that worsens the most during the year.

Only 15% of Spaniards Believe the New Financing Agreement Will Benefit All Autonomous Communities Equally

The majority of Spaniards perceive that the new financing agreement will mainly favor Catalonia, while only 15% believe it will benefit all autonomous communities equally.

75.5% of Spaniards Say They Are Worried About Trump’s Presidency

The concern of Spaniards about Donald Trump’s presidency has increased by more than 20 percentage points in one year, reaching 75.5%, according to a DYM survey for 20minutos.

The PP Widens Lead Over the PSOE While Sumar Falls to 5% and Is Now Surpassed by Podemos

62.3% of respondents believe that political parties have spread hoaxes and fake news about the Adamuz train accident, using the tragedy for partisan purposes.

More than 50% of Spaniards reject intervention in Venezuela and 46% want "democratic elections"

According to a DYM survey for 20minutos, 60% of Spaniards believe that oil is Trump's main reason for intervening in Venezuela, while only 31.1% consider that the U.S. intervention will benefit Venezuelans.

Almost 56% of Spaniards Believe That the Ties Between Zapatero and Maduro Will Cause Problems for the Former President

46.5% of Spaniards consider that the government's critical stance towards the US intervention in Venezuela harms Spain, according to a DYM survey for 20minutos. Additionally, nearly 56% believe that the ties between Zapatero and Maduro could create problems for the former president.

More than half of Spaniards support sending troops to Ukraine and believe Trump's threat over Greenland

Left-wing voters in Spain show greater support for sending troops to Ukraine, while right-wing voters view Trump's threat over Greenland as a negotiating tactic by the USA.

Possible matchups for Spanish teams in the Champions League: Real Madrid and Atleti could face a repeat trip in the play-off

Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid will have to get through the preliminary round with two possible opponents to advance to the round of 16. In that stage, Barcelona awaits with four possible adversaries coming from that preliminary round.

Ábalos's Resignation from His Seat Anticipates Years of Delay in the Cerdán Case, Which Will Be Handled by the National Court

With Ábalos's resignation from his seat, he loses parliamentary immunity and the Supreme Court loses jurisdiction to investigate the public works rigging scheme led by Ábalos, Cerdán, and Koldo García, leaving the case in the hands of the National Court, which anticipates years of delay in the proceedings.

Kristin is leaving but instability continues with risk of river overflows and avalanches... Will it snow again in Madrid?

Bad weather will persist well into February, maintaining the risk of overflows and avalanches. Snow could return to Madrid, according to meteorologists.

Real Madrid Falls in Lisbon Against Benfica: Last-Minute Goal by the Goalkeeper Secures the Playoff Spot for Arbeloa’s Team

In the final matchday of the Champions League group stage, Real Madrid fell in Lisbon to Benfica. An unexpected last-minute goal by the home team's goalkeeper secured the victory and the playoff spot for Arbeloa’s side, while Mourinho reunited with his former team.

The Controversial Penalty on Tchouaméni That Has Put Real Madrid on the Ropes in Lisbon

A goal just before halftime, resulting from a controversial penalty on Tchouaméni, has put Real Madrid at a disadvantage in Lisbon, complicating their qualification for the round of 16.

Álvaro Arbeloa, after the defeat against Benfica: "It's not the first time a goalkeeper has scored against me"

Real Madrid's coach acknowledges his responsibility in the 4-2 defeat against Benfica in the Champions League, a result that forces the team to play in the playoffs to continue in the competition.

A Final Day of Madness: Real Madrid and Atleti Collapse, Barça Comeback to Enter Top-8, and Athletic Eliminated

Only Barça managed to enter the top-8 after a comeback, while Real Madrid fell in Lisbon and was knocked out following Sporting's victory against Athletic, who were also eliminated. Atlético also lost to Bodo, completing a chaotic day for the Spanish teams.

Champions League 25/26 Group Stage Standings: Barça Advances to Round of 16, Madrid and Atleti to Playoffs, and Athletic Eliminated

Barça secured their spot in the Round of 16 after defeating Copenhagen. Real Madrid lost to Benfica and Atlético lost against Bodo/Glimt, both ending up in the playoffs. Athletic was eliminated after losing to Sporting.

The Best Memes of José Mourinho's Reunion with Álvaro Arbeloa's Real Madrid

José Mourinho's reactions during the match against Real Madrid, Álvaro Arbeloa's team, made a big impact on social media, inspiring numerous memes and humorous comments about his behavior and gestures during the reunion.

Arbeloa and Mourinho: a hug on the field worth more than a thousand words

Arbeloa and Mourinho, coaches of Real Madrid and Benfica respectively, greeted each other warmly before the match between their teams, demonstrating respect and camaraderie on the field.

Barça come from behind in the second half against a tough Copenhagen thanks to the drive of Lewandowski, Raphina, and Yamal (4-1)

Barça overcame a shaky start to win 4-1 against Copenhagen, securing their direct qualification to the final phase. In the second half, Lewandowski, Raphina, and Yamal led the comeback with solid play under Flick’s guidance.

The psychology of the Sueca crime: from mental disorder to an outburst of anger over custody

The confessed perpetrator of the Sueca crime claims to have had no problems with the minor. The case is linked to a custody dispute and a temporary mental disorder that allegedly triggered his outburst of anger.

The bad practice in the purchase of used cars reported to the Bank of Spain that drives up their price

The OCU has reported to the Consumer Department and the Bank of Spain that most online used car sales platforms do not disclose the real cost of financing, which can increase the final price for buyers.

Chenoa compares herself to Rosalía on 'La Revuelta' regarding the question about sexual relationships: "I am like her"

Singer and presenter Chenoa visited David Broncano's show to promote the second season of 'The Floor,' where she compared herself to Rosalía in relation to a question about sexual relationships, stating "I am like her."

The talked-about speech by Nicki Minaj in support of Trump: "I’m probably his number one fan"

Rapper Nicki Minaj expressed her support for President Donald Trump during an event in Washington, stating that she is probably his number one fan. Her speech generated significant controversy and media attention due to her unexpected public endorsement of the president.

Living with parents no longer prevents receiving the 733 euros from the IMV: the two-year requirement you must meet

The Minimum Living Income (IMV) aims to prevent poverty and social exclusion in Spain. Now, living with parents does not prevent receiving the 733 euros from the IMV, as long as a two-year residency requirement is met, thereby making access to this aid easier for more people in vulnerable situations.

The Doomsday Clock Comes Closer Than Ever to the Apocalypse: The Most Dangerous Moments for Humanity

In 1991, the Doomsday Clock marked its best time since 1947, setting at 17 minutes to the apocalypse, reflecting a period of lower global danger for humanity.

The Keys to the New Global Struggle: From Venezuela to Greenland

Venezuela is facing a political and humanitarian crisis that draws international attention, while Greenland is reemerging in the global debate due to its strategic importance and natural resources in the context of competition among major powers. Both cases reflect a new global struggle marked by geopolitical and economic interests in key regions.

Housing Outpaces the Economy: Prices Grew in 2025 by 14.4% More Than GDP

Inflation has influenced the rise in housing prices over the last decade, but in 2025 the increase in real estate prices completely detached from the CPI, growing 14.4% more than the GDP.

The missing plane in Colombia found crashed: all 15 passengers dead

The aircraft of the state company Saterna that had disappeared in Colombia was found crashed. All 15 passengers on board have died, confirming the tragedy.

The audio recordings of Nico and Iñaki Williams' statement regarding alleged embezzlement: "It's not nice to be called a fraud"

Athletic Club footballers, Nico and Iñaki Williams, gave a statement concerning alleged embezzlement, asserting that it was a legitimate vehicle exchange. Both expressed their displeasure at being accused of fraud.

De Pablo, lawyer: "To reduce crime, you don't have to increase sentences, but show that there is no impunity"

Season 2 of the podcast 'Reading the 20minutos Newspaper' begins with a review of recent judicial topics, including the Ábalos Case and that of Julio Iglesias, highlighting lawyer De Pablo's opinion on the importance of fighting impunity to reduce crime instead of increasing sentences.

An Iraqi Army Sergeant from Saddam Hussein's Era Goes to 'First Dates' Looking for Love

Faruk, a former sergeant in the Iraqi army during Saddam Hussein's regime, took part in the show 'First Dates' in search of love. He shared that he has two death sentences for political reasons, revealing his difficult past while trying to rebuild his life.

Delcy Rodríguez opens up to dialogue with "extremism" and receives the "absolute" loyalty of the Armed Forces

Diosdado Cabello highlights the unity of the police forces in the face of threats aiming to undermine national sovereignty, emphasizing the loyalty of the Armed Forces and Delcy Rodríguez's willingness to engage in dialogue even with extremism.

Juan Carlos Pérez de la Fuente: "My father gave me a beating when I told him I was leaving the Bank of Spain to do theater"

Juan Carlos Pérez de la Fuente, current director of the Fernán Gómez Theater, recalls his youth working as the Governor's elevator operator at the Bank of Spain when he was 15 years old. He recounts how his father reacted harshly when he told him he was leaving his job at the bank to dedicate himself to theater.

Isabel Sartorius, Felipe VI's First Love, Admitted to a Care Facility

Isabel Sartorius, Felipe VI's first love, is facing a delicate health situation that has forced her to be admitted to a healthcare clinic to receive specialized care.

The end of traffic closures around the Bernabéu due to metro works is postponed to February

The Department of Transport had planned to finish the traffic closures on the Castellana, near the Bernabéu, by the end of January, but the rains have caused delays, postponing the completion of the metro works until February.

Police search Deutsche Bank offices for alleged money laundering

The police are investigating Deutsche Bank for possible money laundering operations linked to former business relationships with foreign companies connected to the Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.

Rollán warns Sánchez by letter: either justify your absence from the Senate this Thursday or there may be legal consequences

The Government maintains that it can choose which minister appears in Parliament and has appointed Puente to provide explanations this Thursday, in Sánchez's absence. Rollán warns Sánchez that he must justify his absence or face possible legal consequences.

Employment Opportunities for Genuine Inclusion

The Incorpora program of the ”la Caixa” Foundation has helped more than 39,000 people access employment, promoting the labor inclusion of vulnerable groups.

AlphaGenome: This is the AI that predicts mutations in the genome causing thousands of diseases

AlphaGenome is an AI capable of predicting in one second whether a genetic variant will affect the expression or splicing of a gene, helping to identify mutations linked to thousands of diseases.

Chris Martin of Coldplay Speaks Out on the 'Kiss Cam' Controversy: "When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade"

Chris Martin joked about the incident on the 'kiss cam' where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting that in difficult situations, one should make the most of them positively.

This is how the 'acoustic weapon' used by the American police in protests works, according to Zaida Cantera

Former commander Zaida Cantera explained that the LRAD, an acoustic weapon used by the US police during protests, emits high-intensity sounds that cause intense pain and can lead to hearing loss, generating significant legal controversy due to its harmful effects.

Andrea Andrade, model and beauty queen, dies at 35 after more than a decade with colon cancer

Andrea Andrade, Californian model, beauty queen, and actress, died at 35 after battling colon cancer for nearly a decade.

Joaquín Prat, disappointed with two contestants of 'Gran Hermano DÚO': "I'm sorry because I care about them"

Joaquín Prat, presenter of 'El tiempo justo', expressed his disappointment with the attitude of two contestants from 'Gran Hermano DÚO', regretting the situation as he cares about them.

Live tension between Intxaurrondo and Nogueras, who accused the journalist of "confusing people"

Silvia Intxaurrondo and Míriam Nogueras engaged in a tense live confrontation, in which Nogueras accused the journalist of "confusing people" during the debate, creating a moment full of confrontation.

Sydney Sweeney stuns social media by posing in lingerie for her new brand

Sydney Sweeney launched her new lingerie line with a bold campaign, posing unapologetically and without explanations. The presentation has sparked controversy and captured attention on social media, demonstrating the impact of her project.

Iñaki Urdangarin reveals what "ended" his relationship with the Infanta: "I am not proud"

Iñaki Urdangarin, in an interview with '¡Hola!', discusses the end of his marriage with the Infanta and explains the reasons that led to the conclusion of their relationship. He also talks about the beginning of his new life with Ainhoa Armentia, expressing regret over what happened.

Ferrovial offers Trump a $12 billion project to renovate Washington-Dulles airport

Ferrovial has presented the government of Donald Trump with a proposal to renovate Washington-Dulles airport with an investment of $12 billion. The project aims to modernize infrastructure and expand the airport’s capacity, positioning Ferrovial as a key player in the development of major public works in the U.S.

Margot Robbie watched 'Wuthering Heights' with her friends: "They looked like rabid dogs"

Margot Robbie enjoyed a "crazy night" watching 'Wuthering Heights' with her closest friends, describing the experience as intense and fun, highlighting the fierce energy of the group during the evening.

The Three Colors Chosen by Less Intelligent People According to Psychology

Color psychology studies how the choice of certain colors affects people's perception. According to this discipline, choosing certain colors may be associated with lower levels of intelligence, influencing how others perceive us.

These Are the Cancers That Will Increase and Those That Will Decrease in 2026, According to the Spanish Society of Medical Oncology

In 2026, the most diagnosed cancers in Spain will be colorectal, breast, lung, prostate, and urinary bladder, according to the Spanish Society of Medical Oncology.

The Line is history: Saudi Arabia's megacity changes plans and will be something different

The Neom project in Saudi Arabia is changing course, adopting more modest goals focused on achieving tangible economic results, leaving behind the original ambitious vision of the megacity The Line.

The Monument of Portugal That Stands Over the Miño River to Defend the Border

This historical gem, located on the border between Spain and Portugal over the Miño River, is nearly 700 years old. Declared a National Monument, it has played a significant military role in defending the border between the two countries.

An Exclusive Chicken Bites Spot Opens in Seville: Small Beer and Tapa for Just One Euro

A bar specializing in chicken bites has opened in Seville, offering menus at very affordable prices, including a small beer and tapa for just one euro.

The detail that caught a car thief and not everyone knows about

The Municipal Police of Madrid revealed on their official 'X' Spain profile how they caught a car thief thanks to a little-known detail that made his identification and arrest possible.

The photos of the heavy snowfall that storm Kristin leaves in Madrid

Storm Kristin has caused a significant snowfall in the northern part of Madrid, affecting municipalities near the capital such as Alcobendas, Las Rozas, San Sebastián de los Reyes, and Torrelodones, as well as areas close to the mountains like Tres Cantos.

The Government says that dialogue with Junts "is constant" and analyzes "all scenarios" to secure pensions and the social shield

Elma Saiz defends the social shield following criticism from the PP and points out that the Government maintains constant dialogue with Junts to guarantee the approval of pensions and the social shield, considering all possible options.

Ribera's former chief of staff admits to several meetings with Koldo but denies any connection to the hydrocarbons scheme

The testimony of Juan Ignacio Bidart, former chief of staff to Reyes Maroto, has been postponed due to the snowfall in Madrid. Bidart acknowledges having had several meetings with Koldo but denies any relation to the hydrocarbons scheme.

Niamey Airport Reports Loud Gunfire and Explosions

Loud gunfire and explosions have been heard at Niamey Airport, although Nigerien authorities have not provided an explanation and no group has claimed responsibility so far.

Brad Branson Dies, Legendary Real Madrid Center and Valencia's First Star

Former basketball player Brad Branson, icon of Real Madrid and Valencia's first star, has died at the age of 67, the Valencia club confirmed.

Cristina Pedroche reveals the unusual bedtime routine she and Dabiz Muñoz have: "They will criticize it"

Cristina Pedroche shared the unusual routine she follows with Dabiz Muñoz when going to sleep, defending that every couple should do whatever works best for them in their intimacy, regardless of external criticism.

Gloria Camila admits that she has reconciled with Álvaro García: "We have seen each other"

Gloria Camila has confirmed that she has reconciled with Álvaro García after some time apart. The contributor to 'El tiempo justo' explained that they have seen each other and are in contact, leaving their differences behind and showing a closer and more cordial relationship.

How Much the Tickets for the Trevi Fountain Cost and How to Buy Them

The Trevi Fountain in Rome will require an entrance fee starting February 2026. Visitors traveling to the city from that date onward will need to purchase tickets to access this iconic monument.

This is how the table of maximum, average, and minimum pensions looks after the failed vote in Congress

Forecasts indicate a 2.6% increase in contributory benefits following the failed vote in Congress, affecting maximum, average, and minimum pensions.

What Are Self-Build Mortgages? How You Can Get a Home to Your Liking and According to Your Needs

Self-build mortgages are a growing option in Spain due to the shortage of new homes. They allow financing the construction of a personalized house, tailored to the owner’s needs and preferences, instead of buying an already built one. This alternative offers greater control over the project and can be attractive to those seeking a custom-made home.

How to Make Cheap and Protein-Packed Pancakes with Only Two Ingredients

Enjoy healthy, affordable, and protein-rich pancakes using just two ingredients, combining flavor and nutrition without hassle.

From Mourning to Grieving

Death has burst into mass technology, revealing that pain has become an essential product for political consumption.

The Perfect Society

After a great catastrophe, society avoids self-reflection and prefers to blame others, especially when individualities stand out.

A Year of Snow, a Year of Unknowns

The popular saying that associates a snowy year with a prosperous year is questioned, as it does not seem that this year will bring prosperity. Uncertainty prevails, generating doubts about the economic and social future.

Coercion and Vassalage

2026 could be a key year for European security and defense, as there are numerous reasons to promote greater integration in these areas.

A team of 20 people, at dawn and without surprises: this is how the first platform screen door on L6 was installed

The installation of the first platform screen door on L6 began on Tuesday night with a team of 20 people. The work was carried out during the early morning hours and will continue in the coming days at the same station.

Pérez-Reverte announces the postponement of the Civil War conferences after denouncing "an intolerable campaign of pressure"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte has decided to postpone the Civil War conferences due to received threats and a campaign of pressure that he considers intolerable, thus prioritizing safety and dialogue.

Alan Rickman's Widow Pays Tribute to the Actor 10 Years After His Death: "He Had So Much More to Give"

Alan Rickman's widow remembered the actor, famous for his role as Severus Snape in Harry Potter, on the 10th anniversary of his passing on January 14, 2016, due to pancreatic cancer, highlighting that he had much more to offer.

Sergio, from 'La cocina del pirata', talks about his physical transformation after losing 60 kilos

Sergio, from 'La cocina del pirata', managed to lose 60 kilos thanks to a balanced diet and better exercise habits, which allowed him to improve his relationship with food and transform his health.

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 self-employed in Spain involves excitement and challenges. New self-employed individuals enjoy freedom but face payment of fees and a demanding learning curve, fearing mistakes that could lead to fines.

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

Forest schools offer an education based on continuous contact with nature, promoting the development of motor skills, concentration, and creativity in children, according to the founder of a center in the Madrid mountains.

From the suburbs to the streets of Madrid: shantytowns resurge with stable settlements in the heart of the capital

Shanties and tents have left the outskirts and are now located in central areas of Madrid, such as beneath the Segovia Aqueduct, on the slopes of the M-30, near the train tracks in Delicias and Méndez Álvaro, and next to the Palos de la Frontera Metro station, forming stable settlements in the very heart of the capital.

A U.S. Judge Temporarily Suspends Refugee Detentions in Minnesota

A U.S. judge ordered the Trump administration to provide a complete list of refugees detained in Minnesota within 48 hours, temporarily suspending the detentions while the case is under review.

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, when it last supported a Republican candidate, Richard Nixon. This trend explains Trump's constant attention and criticism toward Minnesota, a challenging state for Republicans.

The Trump Administration Arrests 16 Protesters in Minneapolis and Dismisses Agents Who Shot Alex Pretti and Renee Good

The Trump administration arrested 16 protesters in Minneapolis and suspended the federal agents who shot Alex Pretti and Renee Good, following standard protocol.

Trump sends a "massive armada" to Iran and threatens a "quick" action like in Venezuela

Trump announces the dispatch of a "huge armada" to Iran, prepared to act swiftly and violently if necessary, warning of a possible intervention similar to the one carried out in Venezuela.

Student in critical condition after swimming at the Autonomous University of Barcelona

A student sustained a critical injury after suddenly feeling unwell while swimming in the pool at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, where she was with other people.

A white-tailed eagle spotted in the Sierra de Huelva: this is the ornithological rarity in the Peninsula

The white-tailed eagle, a bird of prey typical of coastal habitats and large rivers in northern Europe, whose main food source is waterfowl, has been spotted in the Sierra de Huelva, a rarity in the Iberian Peninsula.

There Could Only Be One, But There Will Be More: Images of Henry Cavill in the 'Highlander' Reboot

The reboot of 'Highlander' is progressing, and the first images of Henry Cavill in his role have been released, increasing anticipation ahead of the official first trailer.

The rapper Sara Socas: "There are many fascists in the classrooms right now"

The rapper and songwriter Sara Socas speaks in an interview with Rebeca Marín for '20minutos', where she discusses social and cultural issues, expressing concern about the presence of conservative ideologies in today's classrooms.

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

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

Cristina Lasvignes: "I was neither fired nor did I leave television, and I haven't returned for money"

Cristina Lasvignes returns to TV as the host of 'Vaya Fama', becoming one of Mediaset’s favorite personalities. She clarifies that she neither left television voluntarily nor was fired, and her comeback is not motivated by money.

Antena 3 Gives New Clues About the Day Rosa or Manu Will Win the 'Pasapalabra' Jackpot

The announcement reveals the contestants' wardrobe and shows Roberto Leal's reaction, giving hints about the long-awaited moment when Rosa or Manu will win the 'Pasapalabra' jackpot.

Rosa and Manu tie for the 90th time on 'Pasapalabra' before winning the jackpot

Rosa and Manu, with 301 face-offs on 'Pasapalabra,' tied for the 90th time before finally winning the jackpot on the Antena 3 game show.

Gloria Serra recalls on 'El Hormiguero' "one of the toughest episodes" of 'Investigation Team'

Gloria Serra recalled on 'El Hormiguero' the report about Simón Pérez, the mortgage guru, and his dramatic downfall, describing it as one of the toughest episodes of 'Investigation Team'.

Suko, the technological spy of 'El Hormiguero', warns about the dangers of AI in the music world

Suko warned that almost half of the new music on platforms is created almost entirely by artificial intelligence, highlighting the risks this implies for the music industry.

Carmen Porter Breaks Down in Tears on 'Horizonte' Over the Adamuz Accident: "Where Does the Money Go?"

Carmen Porter becomes emotional to the point of tears on 'Horizonte' while discussing the accident that occurred in Adamuz, questioning where the money paid by citizens is going, reflecting her concern about management and safety in the area.

The Great Moment of Roberto Leal, His Mother, and a Buggy: "The Show Is Going to Be Called 'How to Kill My Mother...'!"

Roberto Leal and his mother Mercedes ended 'Nos vamos de madre' with a fun and eventful buggy ride through Porto, creating a memorable moment full of laughter.

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 off their debts and the family mortgage.

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

Isabel Balado descended 40 meters into a cave with a geologist, facing low oxygen, radon gas, and temperatures up to 41°C, which caused her dizziness and difficulty breathing.

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

Andrés, a participant on 'First Dates', revealed to Carlos Sobera that some people doubt he can have a relationship with a girl, as they often tell him that he is "too gay for them."

Marisa Martín Blázquez and Alfonso Egea, trapped by the snow: "Now comes the ice and we must be cautious"

Marisa Martín Blázquez and Alfonso Egea were unable to reach the Mediaset facilities due to heavy snowfall in the capital. Both are calling for caution with the arrival of ice.

Quinton Aaron, 'Law & Order' Actor, in Critical Condition Due to Severe Blood Infection: "He Is Fighting for His Life"

Quinton Aaron, well-known actor from 'Law & Order,' is in critical condition due to a severe blood infection following a fall at his home. He is currently fighting for his life.

Everything Isabel Pantoja Took from Cantora: Sinks, Doors, Washbasins...

Antonio Rossi revealed on 'El tiempo justo' that Isabel Pantoja took various items from Cantora, including sinks, doors, and washbasins, sparking surprise due to the quantity and type of objects she removed from the family estate.

Luis Pliego, on the Cantora auction: "This is a very important chapter in the history of celebrity gossip journalism"

Luis Pliego, director of 'Lecturas', stated that the singer took "everything" from Cantora, describing the auction as a key moment for celebrity gossip journalism.

Kiko Rivera, affected by the Cantora auction: "He has put it in the hands of his lawyers"

Leticia Requejo stated on 'El tiempo justo' that Kiko Rivera is affected by the Cantora auction and has delegated the situation to his lawyers to handle the matter.

Hailey Bieber's Sister Faces Possible Jail Time for Alleged Assault and Trespassing

Alaia Baldwin, Hailey Bieber's older sister, is facing charges for alleged assault and trespassing, which could result in jail time. Authorities are investigating the incident to determine the appropriate responsibilities.

Nieves Álvarez will get married in Paris next July to millionaire Bill Saad

Top model Nieves Álvarez will celebrate her second marriage on July 11 in Paris, in an intimate family ceremony, according to Hola magazine.

Alejandro Sanz: "Before, depression was dealt with by just pushing forward"

On January 27th, the three-episode documentary series 'When No One Sees Me', directed by Álvaro Ron, premieres on Movistar Plus+. The production explores the life and career of Alejandro Sanz, addressing topics such as his struggle with depression and how the perception of mental health has changed in his personal and professional environment.

Celebrities like Tamara Falcó, María Pombo, and Amelia Bono show their snow-covered homes amid the storm

Popular celebrities and influencers such as Tamara Falcó, María Pombo, and Amelia Bono share images on social media of their homes covered in snow during the storm, showcasing the beauty and melancholy of this weather phenomenon.

MrBeast, about Alex Honnold, the climber who climbed Taipei 101: "I would have paid him more"

Alex Honnold expressed that Netflix did not pay him enough for his free climb of Taipei 101, a building 52,000 meters tall, a comment that MrBeast supported by saying he would have offered him a higher payment.

Jedet wins the trial for the sexual assault and abuse suffered at the Feroz Awards

Jedet has won the trial related to the sexual assault and abuse she suffered during the Feroz Awards. The justice system has acknowledged the facts and ruled in favor of the artist, reaffirming her fight against harassment and violence.

The streamer iShowSpeed concludes his tour of Africa with record figures and an important life lesson

The American streamer iShowSpeed ended his 28-day tour through 20 African countries in Namibia, achieving record viewership and significant personal learning throughout his media journey.

Brooklyn Beckham’s New ‘Brothers-in-Law’ After Breaking Up with His Parents: Meet His Seven Brothers-in-Law

Nicola Peltz’s siblings, Brooklyn Beckham’s wife, have not yet spoken publicly about the recent family crisis of the Beckhams, who are facing internal tensions following their split from their parents.

We Teach You How to Put Snow Chains on in One Minute

With the arrival of cold weather and snow, it is essential to know how to put chains on your car's wheels. This article offers a quick and simple guide to installing chains in under a minute, ensuring safe driving in winter conditions. Learning this practical method helps you prepare effectively for bad weather.

Five Seal Pups Found on the Coast of Asturias, Carried by Storm Ingrid

Five seal pups were found on the coast of Asturias following Storm Ingrid. One of them was rescued by CEPESMA and showed symptoms of hypothermia, possible pneumonia, and extreme exhaustion due to the storm.

Relatives of the Minor Murdered in Sueca Confront the Detainee in the Court

Some relatives of the minor murdered in Sueca confronted the detainee in the court, crying and visibly upset, shouting phrases such as "Put him in jail," "Wretch," and "Son of a bitch."

The Australian Open Draw: Crossings, Matchups, and When the Semifinals Are Played

After Alcaraz's victory over De Miñaur and Djokovic's win against Musetti, the semifinals of the Australian Open have been set. Sinner still has to play his match against Shelton to secure his place in the semifinals.

LaLiga Offers 50 Euros for Reporting Bars That Show Pirated Football: There Is a Portal for Complaints

LaLiga has created a website to report bars that broadcast football piratedly. It offers a reward of 50 euros to those who provide information about these establishments, in order to fight piracy and protect official broadcasting rights.

This Was the Tragic Accident in Which Seven PAOK Fans Died While Traveling to Watch the Europa League

Seven fans of the Greek club PAOK died in an accident while traveling to France to watch the Europa League match against Olympique Lyon. The footage of the incident is sensitive.

Two Chelsea Fans Stabbed in Naples on the Night Before the Champions League Match

Two Chelsea fans were stabbed in Naples while on their way to a bar, after being chased by more than twenty supporters of the rival team, according to 'The Sun'.

The construction of the Nou Mestalla progresses "on schedule" with stair towers and parts of the roof

The construction of the Nou Mestalla continues as planned, with progress on the stair towers and the roof. The inauguration of Valencia CF's new stadium is scheduled for the summer of 2027.

How Speech Therapy Can Help People with Ataxia and Their Families: "If There Is Support, Caregiving Is Done and Handled Better"

A study by the International University of Valencia evaluates a program that uses advanced speech therapy techniques for people with ataxia, also providing support to their caregivers, thereby improving quality of life and facilitating care management.

Champions Cup, the basketball league where winning matters least: "We want them to feel included"

The Champions Cup, inaugurated on January 17, is the first basketball league designed for people with intellectual disabilities, focusing on inclusion and participation over competitiveness.

Autism Spain denounces an event that links vaccines and autism and "puts collective health at risk"

Autism Spain urges authorities to ban a congress in Ciudad Real that connects vaccines with autism, warning that this event could endanger collective health by spreading false information about the harms of vaccines.

They develop a tool to early detect cognitive symptoms in Duchenne dystrophy

BIND Screener is a brief questionnaire designed to early identify possible cognitive, emotional, and behavioral difficulties in people with Duchenne dystrophy, thus facilitating better care and management of these symptoms.

CCOO rejects the deduction in Corporate Tax proposed by the Government to agree on the SMI: "I don't like how the music sounds"

Unai Sordo, general secretary of Comisiones Obreras, expresses skepticism about the Government's proposal for a deduction in Corporate Tax, pointing out that tax revenue is still below 2008 levels.

Amazon will lay off another 16,000 people to focus its efforts on AI

Amazon will carry out a workforce adjustment of 16,000 employees, focusing on the corporate area to strengthen its investment in artificial intelligence. However, internal sources assure that there will be no new layoffs in Spain.

UPS will eliminate 30,000 jobs this year due to the reduction in shipments from Amazon, its main customer

UPS will eliminate 30,000 jobs in 2024 due to the decrease in shipments from Amazon. The reduction will be carried out through not filling vacancies and voluntary retirements of full-time drivers.

Coca Cola Europacific Partners plans a redundancy plan at the bottling plant located in Esplugues de Llobregat

Coca Cola Europacific Partners plans a redundancy plan that will affect about 23 people in the customer service area of its bottling plant in Esplugues de Llobregat, according to USOC sources.

PepsiCo announces a redundancy plan that will affect all its sales offices in Spain

UGT Fica and Comisiones Obreras estimate that the redundancy plan will affect around 400 people, 16% of the workforce. PepsiCo justifies the measure due to the transformation of its traditional distribution channel in Spain.

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

The Government is consulting the sector about a project for a savings account for individuals, designed to channel the savings of Spaniards towards investment products, emphasizing the need to include "ambitious" incentives to encourage its use.

Sabadell will change the profitability of its Online Account in April: it will drop to 1% APR

Sabadell will reduce the profitability of its Online Account to 1% APR starting in April. However, new customers will retain an interest rate of 2.5% APR for the first 12 months.

Endesa will design its new electrical supports in Spain with special protection for birdlife

Endesa announces that its new electrical supports in Spain will incorporate specific measures to protect birdlife, in line with the new bird protection decree that is currently being processed.

'Bridgerton 4', behind the scenes: I sneak into the filming of Benedict and Sophie's love story

The author reveals the behind-the-scenes secrets of the fourth season of Bridgerton, showing how this Netflix phenomenon is created and the development of the romance between Benedict and Sophie.

The Family Tree of 'Bridgerton', Explained: All the Siblings, Their Partners, and Their Children

This definitive guide breaks down the Bridgerton family, explaining who all the siblings are, their partners, and their children, so you don't get lost among the romantic characters in the Netflix series.

'28 Days Later' causes a stir again with the full-frontal nude of its zombie... and with Ralph Fiennes' too

Chi Lewis-Parry, the actor who played the zombie Samson in "28 Days Later," talks about his full-frontal nude scenes and describes his encounter with the character Doctor Kelson, played by Ralph Fiennes.

Susan Sarandon's Most Iconic Kiss Turns 35: "It Wasn't Acting. For Me, It Was Simply Real"

Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis reunited in 2021 to celebrate the 35th anniversary of 'Thelma & Louise,' recalling the iconic kiss that closed the film and that Sarandon described as a real moment, not acting.

'Yellowstone' Spanish style: this is 'Pura sangre', the ambitious family thriller starring Ángela Molina and Amaia Salamanca

Telecinco will premiere on January 28 the series 'Pura sangre', a Spanish family thriller that transfers the essence of 'Yellowstone' to the Acuña family estate, with Ángela Molina and Amaia Salamanca as the main stars.

Amanda Seyfried ('The Maid') stars in this intense murder miniseries available for streaming

Amanda Seyfried and Sydney Sweeney star in the adaptation of Frida McFadden's best-seller, an intense murder miniseries arriving in Spain a year after its premiere.

Sony launches the new LinkBuds Clip in Spain: headphones for listening to music without isolating yourself from the world

Sony's new LinkBuds Clip headphones allow you to listen to music while staying connected to your surroundings and conversations, without needing to take them off.

Warning about an app that impersonates BBVA on WhatsApp: they promise investments and steal your money

A fake app posing as BBVA contacts users via WhatsApp offering supposed investments. This scam aims to steal victims' money, prompting a warning about the high risk of using these platforms to contract services or invest.

An unprotected database exposes 149 million login credentials from Facebook, iCloud, TikTok...

An unprotected database contained 149 million unique records with emails, usernames, and passwords from platforms like Facebook, iCloud, and TikTok, exposing sensitive user information.

Hack on Endesa: the perpetrator claims to have published data of 300,000 customers and says it is only "a sample"

The hacker published data of 300,000 customers of Energía XXI, part of the Endesa group. So far, no misuse of this information has been detected.

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

Elon Musk confirms that the third-generation Starship rocket will make its first official flight in early March, marking a key milestone for SpaceX.

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, proving that fashion has no age. Their standout looks redefine style for women over 40, celebrating elegance and sophistication at 50 and beyond.

From a Flourishing Franck Sorbier to a Majestic Elie Saab: Haute Couture Conquers Paris Again

Elie Saab and Franck Sorbier dazzled in Paris with Haute Couture collections full of ballerinas, lace, feathers, and golden details, reaffirming the power and elegance of fashion on the runways.

The Powerful Message from Queen Letizia Behind Her Most Special Jacket

Queen Letizia wears her Alma jacket by APRAMP again, a garment that supports a charitable project inspired by luxury fashion, sending a message of social commitment and support for charitable causes.

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

The colors we choose reflect emotions and aspects of our personality. According to psychology, people with a strong character tend to prefer certain colors that reveal their strength and confidence. These colors not only influence clothing and decoration but also provide clues about who we are emotionally.

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

The oncologist specialized in breast cancer recommends that women over 50 reduce the consumption of certain foods associated with risk, suggesting healthier alternatives to prevent diseases and maintain better health.

Elegant and Minimalist: This Is the Nail Polish Shade That Will Be the Star of 2026

A subtle and elegant white that conveys calm will be the leading nail polish shade in minimalist manicures throughout 2026.

How to Make Khachapuri at Home, the Cheese, Egg, and Butter-Filled Roll Typical of Georgian Cuisine

A delicious and simple recipe to prepare khachapuri, the traditional Georgian bread filled with cheese, egg, and butter, perfect for surprising and delighting your guests on any occasion.

Restaurants in Madrid to Warm Up from the Cold in Spain

Discover restaurants in the center of Madrid that are perfect for taking refuge from the intense cold. These places offer cozy atmospheres and delicious options to warm up during the low temperatures in the city.

The recipe for piquillo peppers stuffed with cod from a three-Michelin-star chef that will win you over

Jesús Sánchez, a three-Michelin-star chef, presents a refined version of the traditional piquillo peppers stuffed with cod, a typical dish from northern Spain.

Albert Adriá, Ferran's brother, shines at Madrid Fusión: "No one has done so much in such a short time"

Albert Adriá presented four iconic dishes from Enigma at Madrid Fusión, highlighting his innovation and culinary creativity. His impact on gastronomy is recognized as exceptional in a short period.

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

Krispy Kreme offers its popular donut service in downtown Madrid with delivery and prizes for orders placed until February 1st.

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

This picturesque village in the southeast of Anglesey Island, Wales, stands out for its unfinished medieval fortress, alongside colorful houses and oceanfront hiking trails, offering a unique and appealing experience for visitors.

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

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

The 'invisible' hotel that allows you to sleep hanging from a mountain located in the Guadalest valley

Located in Alicante, this luxury hotel offers a unique experience by allowing its guests to sleep hanging from a mountain in the Guadalest valley, ideal for those seeking absolute peace in an exceptional 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 urban center, is perfect for escaping the noise of Madrid during the winter.

Italy's Hidden Gem: 'Miraculous' Waters That Healed Michelangelo

This thermal town near Rome is famous for its 'miraculous' waters, which helped heal Michelangelo, the creator of the Sistine Chapel. It is a historic and natural destination renowned for its healing properties.

This is the new boutique hotel that has just landed in Barcelona

This new boutique hotel in Barcelona offers a prime location in the city, making it an excellent choice for those looking for accommodation in the Catalan capital.

The Hiking Route That Combines Forest and Old Train Tunnels

This route in the Valencian Community follows an old railway line, offering a unique experience that combines nature and adventure. It passes through forests and historic tunnels, making it ideal for those looking to disconnect and enjoy the outdoors.

Albert Valls, physiotherapist: "We are sitting worse and worse in front of the computer, and neck pain is already a great silent epidemic"

Albert Valls highlights that the lack of postural awareness in both work and telework has significantly increased cervical problems, turning neck pain into a "silent epidemic."

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

Teresa Herrero highlights that constant availability and responding to multiple tasks, now common, generate a high emotional cost. Saying yes to everything can be a silent way of denying oneself and affects emotional well-being.

The Causes of the Increase in Measles in Spain: Failures in Surveillance and More "Anti-Vaccine" Profiles

Fernando Moraga-Llop, pediatrician and spokesperson for the Spanish Association of Vaccinology, points out that the loss of excellence in vaccination and failures in surveillance, along with the rise of "anti-vaccine" attitudes, are key factors in the increase of measles cases in Spain. It is necessary to restore high vaccination levels to control the disease.

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

The writer reflects on the importance of each person asking themselves whether they are truly who they want to be, highlighting a cruelty unique to human beings that is not found in other species.

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

Spain funded 20 orphan drugs in 2025, three more than in 2024. These drugs, intended for rare diseases, are not very profitable due to their limited market, which makes investment by pharmaceutical companies challenging.

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

Today's society has normalized exhaustion, even imposing a productive function on leisure. This constant self-demand creates a modern form of slavery, where self-exploitation prevents achieving true happiness.

The Necessary Conditions to Legally Ride Your Electric Bike in 2026

Starting in 2026, to legally ride electric bicycles, it will be necessary to meet certain requirements that many users are still unaware of, similar to the insurance obligation that electric scooters will soon have.

More than 1,200 km of range and Zero Emissions label: this is the new Omoda 7 SHS plug-in hybrid

The Omoda 7 SHS is a plug-in hybrid SUV that stands out for its modern design, advanced technology, and efficiency. It offers more than 1,200 km of range and features the Zero Emissions label, reinforcing Omoda's commitment in the D segment with a sustainable and versatile vehicle.

Jeep and Avenger, a successful formula that is thriving in the Spanish market

Jeep closes 2025 successfully in Spain, delivering 10,355 units. The combination of its models, especially the Avenger, has driven its positive growth in the Spanish market, consolidating its presence and favorable reception among consumers.

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

Hyundai presents the Staria Camper Concept, a premium electric caravan prototype with solar panels, a bed, and a pop-up roof, which they are evaluating for possible production.

Diego Moreno, insurance broker: "Be very careful because we already have the first V16 scam related to insurance"

Diego Moreno warns about a new scam linked to the activation of V16 emergency lights, shared in an Instagram video to alert users about this insurance fraud.

This is the road where you should never turn on the V16 beacon and why

The V16 beacon, which has replaced emergency triangles since January 1st, is the new mandatory safety device indicated by the DGT to signal stops on the road.

San Sebastián de los Reyes Prepares for a New Connection to the A-1, Its Fourth Health Center, and to Deliver More Than a Thousand Apartments

The Community of Madrid will invest 210 million euros in San Sebastián de los Reyes to complete a new connection to the A-1, build a fourth health center, and deliver more than one thousand homes before the end of the current legislative term.

The AP-7 will be closed again for the repair works of the slope that collapsed in the fatal accident in Gelida

The AP-7, which was completely closed last week, reopened one lane on Saturday, but will close again to continue with the repair works of the slope that caused a fatal accident in Gelida.

ERC proposes to the Government that the new director of the mixed Rodalies company assume the management of Renfe in Catalonia

Minister Sílvia Paneque and Capella agree on the urgency of accelerating the transfer of the railway system to Catalan management, supporting ERC's proposal for the new director of the mixed Rodalies company to assume the management of Renfe in Catalonia.

Paneque defends her management of the Rodalies crisis and refuses to resign: "Assuming responsibilities means staying on"

The Minister of Territory defends her handling of the Rodalies crisis, rejects resigning, and asserts that assuming responsibilities involves continuing to work. She emphasizes the need to accelerate the transfer of Rodalies to improve the service.

Suspect arrested in Baena for the theft of religious objects and the donation box from the Los Ángeles hermitage on Christmas Eve

The arrest was made after Seprona agents detected an attempt to sell the stolen religious objects during inspections in antique shops in southern Córdoba.

Juan Bautista Pardo García, the first president of the Basque Country’s High Court of Justice, dies

Juan Bautista Pardo García, appointed on May 10, 1989 as the first president of the Basque Country’s High Court of Justice (TSJPV) by the General Council of the Judiciary, has passed away. He was a key figure in the creation and consolidation of this judicial body.

The Only Secondary School Student in a Village in Seville Will Be Able to Return to Class After Waiting Three Months for Transportation

The only secondary school student in a village in Seville had not been attending classes since November because the bus company suspended its route. After waiting for three months, she will be able to return to classes with new transportation.

Hundreds of people protest in front of the Junts headquarters to demand a moratorium on evictions and rental regulation

Protests have also taken place in several Spanish cities such as Valencia, Alicante, Madrid, Oviedo, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and Vigo, where hundreds of people are protesting to demand a moratorium on evictions and rental regulation.

The Generalitat declares the relocation of B9 in Badalona complete after relocating the last 30 people

The Generalitat has completed the relocation in B9 of Badalona after relocating the last 30 people. Martínez Bravo explained that many residents wish to return to continue with their life projects in the area, where they have built ties and go about their daily lives.

Kristin's passage puts the focus on reservoirs: four dams in Madrid have already opened their gates

Canal is releasing water from the Pinilla, Riosequillo, Puentes Viejas, and Pedrezuela dams to maintain safe levels following the passage of storm Kristin.

Thief arrested in Vitoria-Gasteiz after returning to the premises he had robbed to retrieve forgotten personal belongings

A man was arrested in Vitoria-Gasteiz after returning to the robbed premises to recover forgotten personal belongings, offering to return the stolen money in exchange.

First work accident of the year: a worker dies after a panel falls in Seville

CCOO regrets that, despite an orange warning for strong winds in Seville, dangerous work continued, which caused the death of a worker after a panel fell.

A corpse in a state of decomposition found in a meter room in the town of Benalmádena

The corpse in an advanced state of decomposition was found on Tuesday at 10:45 in a meter room in Benalmádena. It has not yet been identified due to its condition.

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 and was hospitalized. 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 TikTok to simulate what life will be like in Paris in 2055. Through his videos, he offers a futuristic and creative vision, causing a sensation on social media with his narrative about the future.

This is Jcop, the Viral South Korean Beatboxer Capable of Recreating All Kinds of Sounds

Jcop, a South Korean beatboxer, has gone viral thanks to his ability to imitate a wide variety of sounds. His videos also stand out for the funny and exaggerated reactions of his friends, which has increased his popularity on social media.

Other Pets to Protect Against Extreme Cold

The animals under our care depend entirely on the environment we provide for them. During periods of extreme cold, it is vital to take measures to protect not only dogs and cats but also other pets, ensuring their well-being and health in the face of low temperatures.

Gestures or Words, Which Does Your Dog Understand Better?

Science confirms that dogs understand visual signals better than verbal commands, prioritizing gestures over words due to their ability to process visual information more effectively.

The myth of ‘purity’ puts the dingo at risk, according to a genetic study

A genetic study based on dingo fossils dating before 1788 compares their populations before and after European colonization, indicating that the obsession with genetic "purity" endangers the conservation of this species.

Dogs Can Lose Their Balance When Hearing Angry Human Voices

Human voices, both angry and happy, can cause destabilization in dogs, affecting their balance. In the study, 57% of the dogs showed loss of stability when hearing happy voices, indicating that different emotional tones influence their physical behavior.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Thursday, January 29, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for January 29, 2026, on 20minutos.es and discover what fate has in store for you yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Grammy Awards 2026: Dates, Schedule, Nominees, and Where to Watch Live

The 68th edition of the Grammy Awards will take place on February 1, 2026, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, being the most important music gala worldwide.

The town of Tarragona breaks records: it gathers the largest number of millenary olive trees on the planet

The town of Tarragona has recorded more than 1,300 millenary olive trees, turning its agricultural landscape into a unique living heritage worldwide.

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

Discover key exhibitions in Madrid for 2026 that combine art and history, featuring works by figures such as Victoria Eugenia, Andy Warhol, and Jackson Pollock, offering unmissable cultural proposals.

Why 'Deepfakes' Cause Harm Even Though They Aren't Real

Synthetic nude 'deepfakes' create a psychological impact comparable to other forms of violence, causing emotional harm to the victims even though the images are not real.

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

Truphena Muthoni, an ecologist from Kenya, set a new record by hugging a tree for 72 hours, surpassing the previous mark of 50 hours, 2 minutes, and 28 seconds set by Ghanaian Frederick Boakye.

Extending Almaraz is stopping renewables: why maintaining the closure of nuclear plants

Extending the life of nuclear power plants like Almaraz harms the energy transition, as it discourages the development and investment in renewable energies needed for a sustainable future. Maintaining the closure of nuclear plants promotes progress toward clean and renewable sources, which is key to combating climate change.

From the Very Expensive Bodycon Dress to a Tracksuit Miniskirt: Balenciaga's Latest Crazes

Balenciaga continues to cause division with its latest creations, generating mixed opinions: the designs range from an expensive bodycon dress to a miniskirt made of tracksuit material, reflecting its bold and controversial style.

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

The refrigerator operates continuously and emits common noises that are usually normal. However, some sounds may indicate faults or problems. It is important to distinguish between harmless noises and those that require attention to ensure the appliance functions properly.

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

The article highlights ten influential women in history whose legacy endures despite often being silenced. According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, figures such as Cleopatra and Isabella of Castile have left a significant mark that remains relevant after centuries.

The Best Cartoons by Álvaro Terán

All the cartoons by Álvaro Terán published in 20minutos, highlighting his unique style and critical perspective on current issues.

Pension increase, limits on evictions, or the electricity voucher: the measures that lapse after the Congress's 'no' to the omnibus decree

The Congress rejected the omnibus decree, with votes against from PP, Vox, and Junts, causing measures such as the pension increase, limits on evictions, and the electricity voucher, which have been in effect since the pandemic, to automatically lapse.

A Bilbao court suspends the eviction of the former nuns of Belorado from the Orduña monastery

The judge has suspended the eviction of the former nuns of Belorado from the Orduña monastery until a final ruling determines whether the Archbishop of Burgos has the legal representation of the monastery.

Two men imprisoned for kidnapping and assaulting a man they accused of stealing their marijuana

Two men were arrested and sent to prison after kidnapping and assaulting a man they accused of stealing marijuana. The victim was forced into a car while walking with family members and taken to a property where he was kept tied up.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Mothers, Inseparable Friends Since Their Children Became a Couple

Andrea Swift and Donna Kelce, mothers of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, have formed a close friendship since their children started dating. Although they are anticipating the wedding, they already consider themselves one united family bonded by their children’s relationship.

Barcelona Becomes the Winner of the European Capital of Local Trade 2026

Barcelona has been chosen as the winner of the European Capital of Local Trade 2026, surpassing Utrecht and Zaragoza. This distinction reflects the city's commitment to local commerce and the promotion of accessible spaces for consumers.

Iberdrola inaugurates the lighting of the Royal Palace Chapel as the first milestone of its 125th anniversary

Iberdrola began the lighting of the Royal Palace Chapel, marking the start of its plan to illuminate iconic buildings and monuments throughout Spain during 2026, in celebration of its 125th anniversary.

The Regularization of Immigrant Persons and the Right to Vote in Spain: They Will Only Be Able to Vote in Municipal Elections if There Is an Agreement with Their Country of Origin

In Spain, only European Union citizens residing in the country and Spanish nationals can vote in European elections. Immigrants will only be able to vote in municipal elections if there is an agreement between Spain and their country of origin that grants them that right.

The Three Conditions That Can Prevent the Regularization of an Immigrant in Spain Under the New Plan

Half a million migrants will be able to change their status to obtain a work permit and access to public healthcare for one year, renewable. However, there are three conditions that could prevent their regularization under this new plan.

Bather dies after being rescued from the sea in Puerto de la Cruz

Several witnesses alerted Emergency Services about a body floating approximately 30 meters from the Punta Brava beach. After being rescued from the sea, the bather died despite resuscitation efforts.

Investigation into the discovery of two bodies just six days apart in a mountain in Tenerife

Two bodies were found in the mountains near the Mirador de Benijo in Tenerife, with just six days between the discoveries. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding these findings.

The TSXG upholds 26-year prison sentence for the perpetrator of Cristina Cabo's death

The Superior Court of Justice of Galicia upholds a 26-year prison sentence for the perpetrator of Cristina Cabo's death. Additionally, the individual will be expelled from the country upon obtaining the third degree or parole, with a prohibition to return for 10 years.

A 9-year-old girl injured after being hit while crossing a crosswalk in Puente la Reina

A 9-year-old girl was hit while crossing a crosswalk in Puente la Reina. She was taken to the hospital to receive medical care. The driver involved tested negative for alcohol and drugs.

Kallas warns that Europe "cannot outsource its survival" and continue depending on the US

The EU High Representative states that the relationship with Washington is undergoing a structural rather than a temporary change, warning that Europe cannot depend on the US for its survival and must strengthen its strategic autonomy.

Dylan, Robert Redford's grandson: from his difficult childhood due to dyslexia to following in his grandfather's footsteps

Dylan Redford, Robert Redford's grandson, overcomes his dyslexia while pursuing his grandfather's film career. He premieres the docuseries 'Neighbors' on HBO in February and continues the philanthropic work started by his father James Redford.

Sanz relaunches ICAS with a 45% increase in box office revenue and a boost to municipal libraries

ICAS has increased its box office revenue by 45%, reduced payment terms to suppliers, and improved libraries and cultural programming, according to the mayor in the review of the past two years.

The Catalonia Tax Agency will add up to 152 new workers for the 2025 Income Tax campaign

The Catalonia Tax Agency will hire 49% more staff than last year, adding up to 152 new employees for the 2025 Income Tax campaign, and will operate with 36 offices distributed throughout the territory.

Harry Styles Seeks to Break the Record for Concerts Held at Wembley Stadium with 12 Dates

Harry Styles aims to become the artist with the most performances at Wembley in a single year, scheduling 12 concerts and surpassing the current record held by Taylor Swift.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to learn and make decisions. To get started, it is key to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and data processing. Accessible tools and online courses facilitate learning. AI has applications in various sectors, and its ethical development is essential to harness its benefits.

Portugal's Priority is to Complete the High-Capacity Road Section Connecting Madrid and Lisbon

Portugal will begin construction this year to complete the high-capacity road that will link Madrid and Lisbon, according to Portugal's General Budget planned for 2026.

People over 23 years old 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 been extended to include people over 23 years old who live with their parents. In December, this benefit reached nearly one million children and adolescents, broadening its social impact.

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 just on what happens. Changing our internal dialogue to a constructive one can be key to improving our emotional well-being.

Prosthetics? The Full Nudity in 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' Maintains the Tradition of 'Game of Thrones'

Episode 2 of the HBO series features full nudity that faithfully reflects the traditions of both the platform and the world of Westeros created by George R. R. Martin, thereby preserving the essence and realism of 'Game of Thrones'.

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

Emilia Clarke revealed that she suffered an accident during the filming of sex scenes in the SkyShowtime series 'Ponies,' where a rib popped out, although she clarified that it did not break completely.

Netflix Announces Its Biggest Releases of 2026: 'Peaky Blinders,' 'Bridgerton,' Mario Casas, and Much More

Netflix promises a 2026 filled with outstanding releases, including highly anticipated returns such as 'Peaky Blinders' and 'Bridgerton,' new productions, true crime series, and a strong commitment to Spanish content, enhancing its offerings for subscribers.

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

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

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. This raises doubts among drivers, some of whom are reluctant to stop using the traditional emergency triangles.

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

Dreams help us process our experiences and emotions. Dreaming about deceased people and seeing them alive is a way to better understand our feelings and memories, allowing us to know ourselves more deeply.

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

In January 2026, pensioners await the payment of their pensions to face the 'January uphill'. Entities such as CaixaBank, Banco Santander, ING, and BBVA have already scheduled payment dates, which vary depending on each bank, to ensure beneficiaries receive their benefits on time.

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

Gabriel Rolón emphasizes that love is a learning process connected to childhood experiences. He explains why some people fall in love with those who hurt them, reflecting emotional patterns learned in childhood and the complexity of human relationships.

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

The Minimum Living Income in 2026 will be allocated to people who meet certain requirements, including orphans, minors, and women victims of gender-based violence, among other vulnerable groups identified by Social Security.

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Oil prices hit 4-month high on US-Iran tensions, winter supply disruptions

Oil prices surged to a four-month high due to escalating US-Iran tensions and concerns over winter supply disruptions. The geopolitical strain threatens supply routes, while seasonal demand rises amid colder weather, tightening the market and pushing crude prices upward.

Gold, silver prices hit record highs as US-Iran tensions drive haven demand

Rising US-Iran tensions have increased demand for safe-haven assets, pushing gold and silver prices to record highs. Investors are seeking security amid geopolitical uncertainties, leading to sharp gains in precious metals markets globally.

Ukrainians face tough weeks as Russia targets power sector during freeze

Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine’s power infrastructure amid a severe winter freeze, leaving millions without electricity and heating. Authorities warn of prolonged outages, complicating life as temperatures drop. Efforts to restore power continue, but ongoing strikes hinder progress, creating urgent humanitarian challenges for civilians enduring harsh winter conditions.

Citi expects oil prices to stay elevated despite oversupply risks

Citi forecasts that oil prices will remain high due to strong demand and production cuts, despite risks of oversupply. The bank highlights supply constraints and geopolitical tensions as key factors supporting prices, even as some markets anticipate increased output. Overall, Citi sees sustained market tightness keeping oil prices elevated in the near term.

Oil prices hover around four-month high, buoyed by Iran concerns, weak dollar

Oil prices remained near a four-month high due to rising tensions over Iran's nuclear program and a weaker U.S. dollar. Concerns about potential supply disruptions contributed to market optimism, while the dollar's decline made oil cheaper for holders of other currencies, supporting demand and price stability.

Oil adds to gains after Fed, hovers near four-month highs amid winter disruptions

Oil prices climbed further following the Federal Reserve's actions, maintaining levels near four-month highs. This rise is driven by winter weather disruptions affecting supply and increased demand expectations. Market sentiment remains bullish amid tight supply conditions and ongoing concerns over energy availability during the cold season.

Gold holds on to gains after Fed keeps rates steady, amid strong haven demand

Gold prices remained steady after the Federal Reserve paused interest rate hikes, supporting safe-haven demand amid economic uncertainty. Investors sought refuge in gold due to mixed economic signals and ongoing geopolitical tensions, maintaining the metal’s appeal as a low-risk asset in volatile markets.

Petrobras renews oil deals with Indian refiners worth more than $3.1 billion

Petrobras has extended contracts with Indian refiners, valued at over $3.1 billion, to supply crude oil. The renewed agreements aim to strengthen trade ties and secure steady crude exports amid global market fluctuations. This move highlights Petrobras' strategic focus on expanding its presence in the Indian market.

Nabtesco stock upgraded to Buy by Jefferies on automation growth and business reform

Jefferies upgraded Nabtesco stock to Buy, citing strong growth prospects driven by automation trends and effective business reforms. The firm highlighted Nabtesco's strategic initiatives and improving market position as key factors supporting the positive outlook and potential for increased shareholder value.

Nvidia’s CEO says China is still finalising license for H200

Nvidia’s CEO revealed that China is still in the process of finalizing the export license for the company’s H200 GPU. Despite ongoing discussions, the approval has not yet been granted, affecting Nvidia’s plans to expand the H200’s availability in the Chinese market. The company remains optimistic about a positive outcome but acknowledges the regulatory hurdles involved.

ABB posts higher Q4 earnings on strong orders; confident on year ahead

ABB reported increased Q4 earnings driven by robust order growth across its businesses. The company remains optimistic about the year ahead, citing sustained demand and ongoing investments in innovation and efficiency to support future performance.

Alibaba to merge with China’s Zelos on $2 billion robovan business, WSJ reports

Alibaba plans to merge its robovan unit with Chinese electric vehicle maker Zelos in a deal valued at $2 billion, aiming to strengthen its position in the growing autonomous delivery vehicle market. The move aligns with Alibaba's strategy to expand its logistics and smart transportation capabilities. The transaction is expected to accelerate innovation and scale in the robovan sector.

Russia’s Lukoil agrees to sell international assets to Carlyle

Russia’s Lukoil has agreed to sell its international assets to private equity firm Carlyle. The deal marks a strategic move by Lukoil to streamline operations amid geopolitical challenges. Carlyle aims to expand its energy portfolio with the acquisition, which includes various upstream and downstream assets outside Russia. The transaction highlights ongoing shifts in the global energy sector and investment landscape.

India’s textile exporters pin hopes on EU deal after US tariff blow

India’s textile exporters face setbacks as the US imposes higher tariffs, affecting competitiveness. They now look to an upcoming EU trade deal to boost exports and offset losses. The agreement is expected to ease duties and open new markets, offering hope for recovery amid growing global trade challenges.

Sanofi targets high single-digit sales growth in 2026, plans share buyback

Sanofi aims for high single-digit sales growth by 2026 and intends to initiate a share buyback program. The pharmaceutical company is focusing on strengthening its pipeline and expanding its product portfolio to drive long-term growth and shareholder value.

How activist investors turned a Toyota buyout into a battleground

Activist investors have challenged Toyota's buyout plans, turning the deal into a contentious battle. They argue the offer undervalues the company and are pushing for changes to maximize shareholder value. The dispute highlights growing tensions between management and investors over corporate control and strategic direction.

Nvidia CEO hopes China will allow sale of H200 AI chip

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed optimism that China will approve the sale of the company’s advanced H200 AI chip. The chip is designed for large-scale AI applications, and its availability in China is crucial for Nvidia's market strategy amid ongoing export restrictions and geopolitical tensions. Huang emphasized the importance of engaging with Chinese regulators to facilitate access to cutting-edge AI technology.

Deutsche Bank clocks record Q4 pre-tax profit; police search in focus

Deutsche Bank reported a record pre-tax profit for Q4, driven by strong trading and investment banking performance. The bank’s shares rose following the announcement. Meanwhile, police conducted a search related to an internal investigation, intensifying scrutiny on corporate governance and regulatory compliance. Despite challenges, Deutsche Bank’s financial results highlight robust growth and strategic progress.

U.K. house prices rise 1.2% in 2025, slower than previous year - report

U.K. house prices increased by 1.2% in 2025, marking slower growth compared to the previous year. The report highlights a cooling property market influenced by economic factors and changing buyer demand. Despite the slowdown, prices continue to show resilience amid ongoing market uncertainties.

South Korea exports set for fastest rise in over 4 years amid AI boom: Reuters poll

South Korea's exports are projected to grow at the fastest pace in over four years, fueled by strong demand for semiconductors and AI-related technologies. A Reuters poll highlights optimism around the AI boom boosting the country's key industries, driving a positive trade outlook despite global economic uncertainties. This surge is seen as a major factor supporting South Korea's export recovery.

UK vehicle production drops nearly 16% in toughest year in a generation, SMMT says

UK vehicle production declined by nearly 16% in 2023, marking the toughest year in a generation, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The drop reflects challenges including supply chain issues and reduced demand, impacting the automotive industry's output and economic contribution.

Fed holds rates steady as expected, but sees elevated inflation

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, aligning with market expectations. Despite pausing, officials signaled that inflation remains high and persistent, suggesting possible future rate hikes. The Fed emphasized ongoing inflation risks but noted some progress, maintaining a cautious stance amid economic uncertainties.

US, Mexico agree to begin talks on USMCA reforms, USTR’s office says

The US and Mexico have agreed to start discussions on reforms to the USMCA trade agreement, according to the US Trade Representative’s office. Talks aim to address issues and improve the treaty, which governs trade between the two countries and Canada. The agreement updates and replaces NAFTA, focusing on modern trade challenges and economic cooperation.

EIA crude oil inventories post unexpected decline, signaling bullish trend for crude prices

The EIA reported a surprising drop in crude oil inventories, indicating tighter supply conditions. This unexpected decline suggests a bullish trend for crude prices as demand remains steady and supply constraints persist, potentially driving prices higher in the near term.

Germany must pursue reform amid ’creative destruction’ of bankruptcies, says economic institute chief

The head of a leading economic institute urges Germany to embrace reforms amid a wave of bankruptcies seen as "creative destruction." He emphasizes that such restructuring is necessary for long-term economic vitality, advocating for policies that support innovation and competitiveness while managing the challenges posed by business failures.

Irish retail sales post first annual decline in nine months in December

Irish retail sales experienced their first annual decline in nine months in December, reflecting challenges in the consumer sector. Factors such as inflation and changing shopping habits contributed to the downturn, signaling potential caution ahead for the retail market.

German minister urges faster roll-out of investment push as growth forecast cut

Germany’s economy minister called for speeding up investment initiatives after the country’s growth forecast was lowered. The revised outlook reflects challenges like global economic uncertainty and supply chain issues. Accelerating government spending on infrastructure and technology is seen as crucial to boosting economic momentum and addressing long-term competitiveness concerns.

UK statistics office’s grocery price changes likely to lower CPI rate slightly

The UK statistics office updated grocery price data, indicating a slight decrease in food inflation. This adjustment is expected to marginally reduce the overall Consumer Price Index (CPI) rate, reflecting slower price growth in the grocery sector and potentially influencing economic policy decisions.

Gold eyes $5,600 on flight to safety; silver tops $120

Gold prices surged toward $5,600 amid growing safe-haven demand, driven by economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. Silver also climbed above $120, supported by industrial demand and investor interest. The precious metals rally reflects concerns over inflation, currency fluctuations, and market volatility, prompting investors to seek security in tangible assets.

India economy to grow 6.8%-7.2% in 2026-27, government forecasts

The Indian government forecasts its economy to expand between 6.8% and 7.2% in the fiscal year 2026-27. This projection reflects expectations of steady growth driven by domestic demand, investment, and reforms aimed at sustaining economic progress amid global uncertainties.

Global gold demand hits record high in 2025, WGC says

Global gold demand reached a record high in 2025, driven by strong jewelry sales, increased investment, and central bank purchases. The World Gold Council reported that demand surged due to economic uncertainty and inflation concerns, prompting investors to turn to gold as a safe haven. Central banks expanded reserves, and gold-backed ETFs saw significant inflows, marking a robust year for the precious metal.

Dollar feeling unloved as investors see mounting risks

The US dollar is weakening as investors grow wary of mounting economic and geopolitical risks. Concerns over inflation, interest rate uncertainty, and global tensions are prompting a shift away from the dollar toward alternative assets. This trend reflects diminished confidence in the dollar's stability amid evolving market challenges.

Morning Bid: Building AI sure does cost a lot, hope it’s worth it

Developing advanced AI technologies demands massive investments in research, infrastructure, and talent, highlighting the high costs behind progress. Despite the expenses, industry leaders remain optimistic about AI’s potential to revolutionize various sectors and drive long-term benefits, hoping that the significant financial commitments will pay off in impactful innovations and economic growth.

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Trump, Schumer move towards deal to avert govt shutdown - NYT

President Trump and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are nearing an agreement to prevent a government shutdown. The deal focuses on funding government operations and includes compromises on budget allocations. Both leaders aim to finalize the arrangement soon to ensure continued federal services and avoid disruptions.

Philippine Q4 Growth Falls to 5-Year Low, Increasing Chances of Further Rate Cuts

The Philippines’ economic growth in the fourth quarter slowed to its weakest level in five years, raising expectations for additional interest rate cuts to support the economy. Weak consumer spending and declining exports contributed to the slowdown, prompting concerns about growth momentum as policymakers consider monetary easing measures to stimulate activity.

Trump, Schumer move towards deal to avert US government shutdown, NYT says

Former President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer are reportedly nearing an agreement to prevent a US government shutdown. The deal aims to address key budget and funding issues, ensuring continued government operations and avoiding potential disruptions. Talks are ongoing, reflecting a rare moment of bipartisan cooperation amid heightened political tensions.

Asia tech streak takes a timeout, gold keeps climbing

Asian tech stocks paused their recent rally amid mixed earnings and profit-taking. Investors grew cautious ahead of key economic data. Meanwhile, gold prices continued to rise, supported by safe-haven demand amid global uncertainties.

Bitcoin falls back below $90,000 after Fed holds interest rates steady

Bitcoin dropped below $90,000 following the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged. The steady rates signaled cautious economic optimism but led investors to reduce exposure to riskier assets like cryptocurrencies, causing Bitcoin's price to dip.

White House Set To Meet With Banks, Crypto Companies On Legislation Clash - Reuters

The White House plans meetings with banks and cryptocurrency firms to address ongoing legislative disputes affecting the industry. The discussions aim to reconcile regulatory approaches and foster cooperation between traditional financial institutions and the crypto sector amid growing calls for clearer rules. This move signals the administration's intent to balance innovation with financial stability and consumer protection.

Bybit Expands Payment Solutions With Launch of Bybit Card in Georgia

Bybit has introduced the Bybit Card in Georgia, enhancing its payment solutions. This card allows users to seamlessly convert and spend cryptocurrencies in everyday transactions. The launch aims to increase crypto adoption by offering a convenient, secure way to manage digital assets alongside traditional currencies, supporting Bybit’s commitment to expanding its ecosystem and user accessibility in the region.

QXMP Labs Announces Activation of RWA Liquidity Architecture and $1.1 Trillion On-Chain Asset Registration

QXMP Labs has launched its Real-World Asset (RWA) Liquidity Architecture, enabling streamlined access to $1.1 trillion in on-chain registered assets. This activation aims to enhance liquidity, transparency, and efficiency in asset management by bridging traditional finance with blockchain technology. The initiative supports broader adoption of tokenized real-world assets in decentralized finance ecosystems.

DogeStaking Launches New Yield Model Amid XRP Market Correction

DogeStaking introduced a new yield model to attract investors during the XRP market downturn. The model offers enhanced rewards for staking DOGE tokens, aiming to boost user engagement and provide stable returns despite market volatility. This strategic move seeks to strengthen DogeStaking's position in the crypto yield space amid shifting market conditions.

Bybit Launches AED Bank Deposits in the UAE with 750,000 AED Reward Pool

Bybit has introduced AED bank deposit options for users in the UAE, enhancing ease of transactions on its platform. To celebrate, Bybit is offering a 750,000 AED reward pool, encouraging new and existing users to participate and benefit from the improved deposit method. This move aims to boost adoption and convenience in the growing UAE crypto market.

Fidelity to launch Fidelity Digital Dollar stablecoin

Fidelity plans to launch the Fidelity Digital Dollar, a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, aimed at providing a secure, transparent digital currency for transactions. The move signifies Fidelity's entry into the growing digital asset market, offering users efficiency and trust in digital payments while leveraging blockchain technology.

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

Bitcoin remains steady near $88,000 as traders await the Federal Reserve's upcoming signals on interest rates. Market participants are cautious, balancing optimism from recent gains with uncertainty over potential policy changes that could impact cryptocurrency prices.

RedChip announces fintech virtual investor conference for February 4

RedChip Companies will host a virtual investor conference focused on fintech on February 4. The event aims to connect investors with emerging fintech companies, providing presentations, networking opportunities, and market insights. It will feature industry experts and innovative startups, offering a platform to explore trends and investment potential in the fintech sector.

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

ZetaChain 2.0 introduces Anuma, enhancing the platform with private memory and AI interoperability features. This upgrade enables creators to build decentralized apps that leverage AI while maintaining data privacy, fostering innovation and seamless cross-chain interactions within the ecosystem.

Nokia reorganizes into two main segments effective January 2026

Nokia will restructure into two primary segments starting January 2026 to streamline operations and enhance focus. This reorganization aims to improve efficiency and better align with market demands, positioning the company for future growth. Specific details on the new segment structures or impacts on employees were not disclosed.

Mitsubishi Electric completes acquisition of cybersecurity firm Nozomi Networks

Mitsubishi Electric has finalized its acquisition of Nozomi Networks, a leading cybersecurity company specializing in operational technology and industrial networks. This acquisition aims to enhance Mitsubishi Electric's capabilities in securing critical infrastructure and industrial systems against cyber threats, supporting growth in the global industrial cybersecurity market.

Sampo repurchases over 213,000 shares as part of buyback program

Sampo has repurchased more than 213,000 of its shares under an ongoing buyback program. This move aims to enhance shareholder value and optimize the company’s capital structure. The buyback aligns with Sampo’s strategic financial management and reflects confidence in the company’s future prospects.

Nokia revamps reporting structure with new business segments

Nokia announced a restructuring of its reporting framework by introducing new business segments. The change aims to enhance operational focus and improve strategic alignment across the company, enabling better resource allocation and clearer performance tracking in its diverse technology and telecommunications portfolio.

Nokia board proposes Ihamuotila as new chair, quarterly dividend plan

Nokia's board has nominated Sari Baldauf to replace Risto Siilasmaa as chair, starting January 2024. The company also plans to initiate quarterly dividend payments in 2024 to enhance shareholder returns. This marks a shift in governance and financial policy aimed at strengthening investor confidence.

Nokia board proposes Timo Ihamuotila as new chairman

Nokia's board has nominated Timo Ihamuotila as its new chairman, aiming to strengthen leadership and guide the company through its strategic initiatives. Ihamuotila's experience is expected to support Nokia's growth and innovation efforts in the competitive technology market.

Nokia reports Q4 2025 results with 3% sales growth

Nokia announced a 3% increase in sales for Q4 2025, driven by strong demand in network infrastructure and technology services. The company reported improved profitability and continued investment in 5G development. Nokia remains optimistic about growth prospects despite market uncertainties.

Nokia reports 3% revenue growth in Q4 2025, meets annual targets

Nokia posted a 3% revenue increase in Q4 2025, driven by strong demand in its network infrastructure and software segments. The company met its full-year financial targets, citing robust performance in 5G-related products and services. Cost-saving measures and strategic partnerships also contributed to steady growth despite market challenges. Nokia remains optimistic about its prospects in the evolving telecommunications sector.

Liontown Q2 FY26 presentation slides: 91% revenue growth amid mining transition

Liontown Resources reported a 91% revenue increase in Q2 FY26, driven by its strategic mining transition efforts. The company highlighted progress in expanding production capacity and optimizing operations. Despite sector challenges, Liontown remains confident in sustaining growth through innovation and efficient resource management.

IGO Q2 2026 slides reveal strong margins at Greenbushes amid rising lithium prices

IGO's Q2 2026 report highlights robust profit margins at its Greenbushes lithium operation, boosted by rising lithium prices. The company benefits from high demand in the battery metals market, supporting strong financial performance despite broader market challenges.