News Summary - 02/02/2026

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Norway's PM agrees crown princess had 'poor judgement' over Epstein links

Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre agreed with Crown Princess Mette-Marit's admission of poor judgment concerning her past contacts with the late convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein.

'Do you think you're the devil himself?' Epstein questioned in newly released interview

Newly released DOJ footage shows the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein being questioned by an unnamed interviewer, providing insight into his demeanor during these sessions.

Syria's only female minister pushes for change: 'I'm not here for window dressing'

The BBC's Lyse Doucet follows Hind Kabawat, Syria's sole female minister, as she navigates the complexities of a divided post-Assad Syria, striving to make meaningful reforms beyond symbolic roles.

Bad Bunny makes Grammy history as he wins Best Album

At a ceremony marked by political statements, Bad Bunny made Grammy history by winning Best Album. Other winners included Billie Eilish, Olivia Dean, and Lady Gaga.

Golden becomes the first K-Pop song to win a Grammy

The Cure, Yungblud, and FKA Twigs were the first British artists to win awards at the Grammy ceremony held in Los Angeles, marking a notable night for UK music talent.

Kennedy Center to close for two years for renovations, Trump says

Following its renaming to the Trump Kennedy Center, several artists have canceled performances. In response, the Kennedy Center will close for two years to undergo renovations, as announced by Trump.

Twelve miners killed by Russian strike in Ukraine, officials say

A Russian strike hit near a bus transporting miners in Ukraine, killing twelve and injuring fifteen others.

China executes four more Myanmar mafia members

China has executed four members of the Bai family mafia, responsible for operating scam centres in Myanmar, according to state media reports.

Iranian protester Erfan Soltani released on bail, reports say

Erfan Soltani, previously reported to be facing execution over anti-government protests, has been released on bail, according to recent reports.

Boy, 5, and father detained by ICE return to Minnesota after release

A judge ordered the release of a 5-year-old boy and his father from ICE detention, condemning the conditions as "cruel" and lacking "human decency." Following their release, they returned to Minnesota.

Iran's supreme leader warns of regional war if US attacks

Trump stated that Iran, preparing for a live-fire naval exercise in a critical shipping lane, is engaged in "serious discussions."

Israel to ban MSF from working in Gaza over refusal to provide staff list

Israel plans to ban the medical charity MSF from Gaza after the organization refused to provide a staff list. MSF stated it could not ensure the safety of its personnel if the list was shared.

Venezuela releases rights activist Javier Tarazona

Venezuela has released rights activist Javier Tarazona, marking the latest in a series of prisoner releases by the government. These actions come amid increasing pressure from the US for political reforms.

Teenager dies from Swiss bar fire injuries, bringing death toll to 41

An 18-year-old Swiss national succumbed to injuries sustained in a bar fire, passing away in a Zurich hospital. This raises the total death toll from the incident to 41.

French tech giant Capgemini to sell US subsidiary working for ICE

Capgemini is selling its US subsidiary that works with the US immigration enforcement agency, ICE. This decision follows increasing global criticism of ICE’s methods.

Aspiring Nigerian singer dies after being bitten by a snake

Ifunanya Nwangene, a former contestant on The Voice Nigeria, tragically died after being bitten by a snake and not receiving the necessary antivenom treatment in time.

Deadly gun and bomb attacks hit Pakistan's Balochistan province

Attacks in Pakistan's Balochistan province killed 31 civilians and 17 security personnel. The military's response resulted in the deaths of 145 attackers.

Melania Director Brett Ratner Pictured Cuddling Woman in Epstein Files

Images showing director Brett Ratner cuddling an unidentified woman alongside Jeffrey Epstein were released on the same day as Ratner's documentary about the US First Lady.

Stars hit red carpet at Grammy Awards show

The Grammy Awards in Los Angeles showcased a stunning array of fashion as celebrities stunned on the red carpet Sunday night. Fans and fashion critics alike admired the elegant, bold, and creative outfits worn by some of music's biggest stars.

'Enemy' insults and questioning Putin: Steve Rosenberg on the tightrope of reporting from Russia

BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg discusses the challenges of reporting in Moscow amid rising tensions. As a British journalist, he faces scrutiny and is often labeled an "enemy," making it difficult to question Putin and cover sensitive topics while maintaining access and safety in Russia.

Starbucks bets on robots to brew a turnaround in customers

CEO Brian Niccol believes AI and robotics will enhance Starbucks' customer experience and operational efficiency, helping the company regain its appeal and drive growth amid changing consumer habits.

Three West African juntas have turned to Russia. Now the US wants to engage them

The US is shifting its approach toward Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, signaling that restoring democracy is no longer its primary focus. Instead, Washington is prepared to engage with the military juntas governing these West African nations, which have increasingly turned to Russia for support.

Takeaways from the millions of newly released Epstein files

Three million newly released Epstein documents reveal hundreds of mentions of Donald Trump and include emails between Epstein and an individual referred to as "The Duke," shedding light on potential new connections and details in the ongoing Epstein investigation.

Rape trial puts Norway's royal family in unwelcome glare of public

Marius Borg Høiby, stepson of Norway's crown prince, faces 38 charges in a high-profile rape trial that has drawn international attention, casting an unwanted spotlight on the royal family.

Watch: Giant rat leads floating parade to kick off 2026 Venice Carnival

The 2026 Venice Carnival began with a grand opening parade on Sunday, featuring a giant rat float leading a procession of boats and floats navigating the city's iconic canals.

Watch: Frozen river hosts dance party in Kyiv

Amid power outages from Russian attacks and freezing winter, Kyiv residents are spreading cheer by hosting a lively dance party on a frozen river, showcasing resilience and joy despite hardships.

Inside Syrian camp holding wives and children of suspected IS fighters

Kurdish-run prisons detain about 8,000 suspected IS fighters, while camps hold approximately 34,000 of their wives and children, raising complex challenges for security and humanitarian efforts in Syria.

'She's done a great job' - Donald Trump praises Melania's film

US First Lady Melania Trump and President Donald Trump attended the premiere of her new documentary, walking the black carpet together. Donald Trump praised Melania's work on the film, highlighting her achievements.

Watch: Batman tells city council not to assist ICE at Super Bowl

An unidentified man dressed as Batman spoke to Santa Clara city officials, urging them not to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during the Super Bowl. He condemned the city's stance on assisting ICE, advocating against involvement with the agency amid the event.

The Government Informed the EU that Track Breakage is the Second Largest Train Accident Alert in Spain Since 2018

The Spanish government communicated to the EU that track breakage is the second leading cause of alerts for railway accidents in Spain since 2018, highlighting that track problems are one of the main precursors of incidents on the European railway network.

The Ministry of Transport has one week to prevent the railway strike at Renfe called due to Adamuz over safety concerns in train operations

This week, negotiations begin between the Ministry, Renfe, and unions to avoid the railway strike scheduled for February 9-11. Workers demand improvements in safety protocols, the creation of new ones for adverse weather conditions, and training for vibration incidents and evacuation procedures.

Adif hands over the report of the broken weld to the CIAF, investigated as the main cause of the Iryo derailment in Adamuz

Adif has handed over to the CIAF the report of the broken weld, a possible main cause of the Iryo train derailment in Adamuz, which resulted in 46 deaths. The documentation could help clarify the details of this tragic rail accident.

Irene Montero: "The call effect does not exist, those who already live and work in Spain will be regularized"

Irene Montero, Podemos' number two, rejects increasing aid to landlords within the framework of negotiations to reactivate the social shield, clarifying that the regularization will focus on those who already reside and work in Spain, denying the existence of a "call effect."

ECMO Transfers, the "Last Step" to Save Babies Connected to a Machine That Acts as Heart and Lungs

Pediatrician Sylvia Belda from the 12 de Octubre Hospital in Madrid explains that they have transferred around one hundred critically ill children between regions using ECMO technology, which simulates heart and lung function, achieving a survival rate of 70-75%.

From Amazon to Telefónica: Why Collective Redundancy Plans Are Shaking the Labor Market in Spain Again

Collective redundancy plans have once again impacted the Spanish labor market, affecting major companies such as Amazon and Telefónica. These mass layoffs reflect economic tensions and changes in the sector, creating uncertainty among workers and raising concerns among unions and authorities about the future of employment in Spain.

The new state registry records 300,000 tourist and seasonal rentals in its first year and denies 84,250 registrations

The state registry has registered 300,000 tourist and seasonal rentals in its first year, denying 84,250 applications. Andalusia, Catalonia, and the Valencian Community concentrate 60.3% of the short-term leases registered in the Digital One-Stop Window.

Alcaraz is already a legend at 22 years old: defeats Djokovic in Australia and is the youngest in history to complete the Grand Slam

Spanish tennis player Alcaraz defeated Djokovic in Australia, moving closer to being the youngest to win all four Grand Slam titles. Djokovic, meanwhile, is aiming for his 25th major title.

Affectionate gesture from Djokovic towards Nadal during the final: "Do you want to play, Rafa?"

Novak Djokovic showed a warm gesture towards Rafa Nadal during the Australian Open final, where Carlos Alcaraz was crowned champion.

Australian Open Awards: How Much Money Carlos Alcaraz Earns After Beating Djokovic

After defeating Djokovic in Melbourne, Carlos Alcaraz becomes the youngest tennis player to win all four Grand Slams, also earning a handsome prize money sum.

Carlos Alcaraz's Winning Point Against Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open Final That Left Rafa Nadal Amazed

Carlos Alcaraz surprised Novak Djokovic with a magnificent point during the Australian Open final, thrilling the crowd at Rod Laver Arena and leaving Rafa Nadal amazed.

Hours trapped on the A-6: "There were cars with children and we had to choose between the heating and the fuel"

Drivers trapped on the A-6 towards Madrid criticize the lack of prior warnings and the delay of snowplows and the Civil Guard. They recount difficult situations, such as having children in the cars and the tough choice between using the heating or conserving fuel during the long wait.

The Spectacular Videos of the Intense Snowfall in Madrid: A White Blanket Collapses Roads and Covers Cars and Streets

Videos show a heavy snowfall in Madrid covering streets and cars with a thick white blanket. The intense weather has caused road closures and traffic disruptions, highlighting the impact of the rare snowstorm on the city.

Running along the highway, making way for snowplow machines... This is how the Civil Guard assisted those affected

The Civil Guard helped vehicles trapped on the highway due to snow by removing it with shovels and pushing cars to facilitate their movement, making way for snowplow machines.

The Kristin storm paints the Peninsula white: “I love it when it snows”

The Kristin storm has covered the Peninsula with snow, generating different opinions among the people of Madrid. While some enjoy the landscape and the snow, others express concern about the possible inconveniences that the storm may cause.

Bad Bunny Makes History at the Grammys and Criticizes ICE: "We Are Not Savages… We Are Human and American"

Bad Bunny won the Grammy for Best Urban Music Album with 'DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS'. During his speech, he criticized ICE, defending the dignity of immigrants by stating that they are not "savages," but human and American.

List of 2026 Grammy Winners: Bad Bunny and Kendrick Lamar Make History, and Billie Eilish and Lady Gaga Join the Celebration

Bad Bunny won the Grammy for Album of the Year, the main category, while Kendrick Lamar was the most awarded artist with five trophies. Billie Eilish and Lady Gaga also stood out among the winners of the 2026 Grammy edition.

Sabrina Carpenter, Lady Gaga, Chappell Roan... The Best and Worst Looks of the Great Music Gala

The music stars dazzled on the red carpet with styles that sparked various opinions, highlighting both the best and worst looks that marked the great music gala.

J Balvin Confirms His Reconciliation with Bad Bunny: "I'm Going to See Him at the Super Bowl"

J Balvin and Bad Bunny, previously estranged, reconciled on December 21 when J Balvin made a surprise appearance at a Bad Bunny concert in Mexico, showing the restoration of their friendship.

Iñaki Urdangarin, on the Nóos case: "If we hadn’t approached the public administrations..."

Iñaki Urdangarin defends the Nóos Institute and states that there was no intention to commit a crime. He reflects that the conflict arose when they approached the public administrations, marking a turning point in the project.

Iñaki Urdangarin, on 'Lo de Évole': "I made decisions that I wouldn't make now, I lost humility and simplicity"

Iñaki Urdangarin admits in the interview with Jordi Évole that success and his surroundings distanced him from his values and the simple life he led as an athlete. He acknowledges having made decisions that he would change today, regretting having lost the humility and simplicity he once had.

The director of 'Melania' appears photographed with a young woman in the Epstein papers

A photograph shows Brett Ratner embracing a young woman around the waist, sitting on a sofa alongside Jeffrey Epstein and another woman, linking him to the documents related to Epstein.

The Mysterious Egyptian Papyrus Over 3,000 Years Old That Fuels the Myth of an Ancient Race of Giants

The Anastasi I papyrus, from the Ramesside Period and preserved in the British Museum, is a satirical text used to train scribes. Its content has sparked rumors about an ancient race of giants, although its main purpose was educational rather than historical.

A tourist takes a selfie seconds before being attacked by a snow leopard

A tourist was attacked by a snow leopard seconds after taking a selfie. A ski instructor managed to scare the animal away by waving his ski poles. The victim was taken to a hospital and is out of danger.

The waiting list to get a spot in Madrid’s residents’ parking exceeds nine years, with more than 7,000 residents in line

More than 7,000 residents of Madrid wait up to nine years for a spot in 23 parking facilities, where queues exceed 100 applicants. The City Council is converting short-term parking spaces into residents’ spots to alleviate the demand.

Hospitals in Madrid Co-lead a National Healthcare Network to Treat Children with Rare Diseases Without Relocating Them

The Ministry of Health, together with Madrid and Catalonia, co-leads a project to centralize care for children with rare diseases, facilitating diagnoses and treatments at their reference centers without the need for families to travel.

The Best Commission-Free Interest-Bearing Accounts to Earn Money from the First Euro in February

These accounts allow you to earn returns on your savings without fees, while keeping the balance always available to the user.

Tomás Guitarte, candidate of Aragón Existe and face of the Emptied Spain seeking to bring the voice of the towns to the Aragonese Cortes

Tomás Guitarte began his campaign with a symbolic gesture, placing his campaign poster with the slogan "You decide" upside down, showing his support for the primary sector and his fight against Mercosur, thus defending the towns and their inhabitants.

How are the deputies of Aragón distributed among the three provinces?

More than one million Aragonese will vote in the regional elections on February 8. The distribution of deputies among the three provinces of Aragón is key to understanding the political representation in the new regional Parliament.

The heart-wrenching latest update on Bruce Willis' dementia: "He doesn't know he's sick"

Emma Heming, Bruce Willis' wife, has shared an emotional update on the actor's health, revealing that Bruce is unaware of his illness due to the dementia he suffers from.

Sánchez assures that pensions will be revalued "with or without the PP": the Government is negotiating a new decree for Tuesday

At an event in Teruel, President Sánchez stated that pensions will be revalued "with or without the PP" and warned that voting for the PP would be equivalent to "bringing Vox into the Government." The Executive is negotiating a new decree on pensions for next Tuesday.

Feijóo criticizes the "migration chaos" under Sánchez and accuses him of lying about Adamuz: "He causes people to take the train in fear"

Feijóo criticized Sánchez for his handling of the "migration chaos" and accused him of lying about Adamuz, stating that he creates fear to influence people to take the train. He also reproached Sánchez for congratulating Óscar Puente during a tragedy, expressing disbelief at his comments.

Praxis Nation: This is the native Internet nation attempting to buy Greenland to establish a "crypto state"

Praxis Nation, backed by investor Peter Thiel, aims to purchase Greenland to create a "crypto state," a digital native Internet nation focused on libertarian values and blockchain technology.

A man climbs onto the roof of a plane at Valencia airport and delays a flight by two hours

A man climbed onto the roof of a plane at Valencia airport, causing a two-hour delay to a flight. The Civil Guard convinced him to come down, and he was taken to a hospital due to his mental state.

Fernando Esteso dies at 80 years old: had been admitted to La Fe in Valencia

Actor Fernando Esteso passed away at 80 years old after being admitted to La Fe hospital in Valencia.

Cuba denies hosting military or intelligence bases of foreign powers

President Trump signed an executive order declaring Cuba a national security risk to the U.S. Cuba denies hosting military or intelligence bases of foreign powers on its territory.

Trump Threatens Again with an Attack on Iran if a Nuclear Deal Is Not Reached

Tensions between the United States and Iran escalated in January due to the Iranian government's crackdown on internal protests, leading Trump to once again threaten an attack if a nuclear deal is not achieved.

Russia attacks a bus in Ukraine with a drone, leaving at least 12 dead: Zelenski accuses Moscow of being responsible for the "escalation"

A Russian drone attacked a bus in Ukraine, killing at least 12 miners who were returning home after their workday. President Zelenski held Moscow responsible for this action, describing it as an "escalation" in the conflict.

Eddie Clutton, Veterinarian: "Treating Pets Like Babies Can Be a Problem for the Animals and Their Well-being"

Eddie Clutton warns that using strollers, shoes, or painting pets' nails can have negative effects on their physical and psychological health, impacting their well-being.

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

Chris Martin ironically commented on the 'kisscam' incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners.

Growing up in the foster care system, the only way out with a future for many minors: "Going back home was not an option"

In Spain, around 52,000 children and adolescents live in the protection system, including residential and family foster care. Nissrin and Fatima, former wards, share their experiences growing up in this environment and their future expectations as adults, emphasizing that returning to their original homes was not a viable option.

The DGT is not sending this email warning about a pending fine payment

A warning has been issued about a fake email pretending to be from the DGT, alerting recipients of a pending fine. The message uses urgency to pressure the user and thus fall victim to the scam. The DGT confirms that it does not send these emails.

Edson Brandao, the 58-year-old 'influencer' who looks 18: "I've never had plastic surgery, it's all consistency"

Edson Brandao, a 58-year-old Brazilian influencer with 726,000 Instagram followers, looks 18. He attributes his youthful appearance to consistency and a healthy diet based on fruits, rejecting the use of Botox or plastic surgery.

Prescription Fentanyl Addicts: "We Were High All Day Without Realizing It"

Albert Puñet and Inma Fernández became addicted to fentanyl after using it as prescribed by a doctor. Their dependence led them to go through a detox center to overcome their addiction, revealing how they were under the influence of the drug all day without being aware of it.

The Last Winner of 'Pasapalabra' Reveals His Life Change Before Winning the Biggest Jackpot

Óscar Díaz, the latest winner of 'Pasapalabra', won more than 1.8 million euros and has shared how that prize transformed his life before Manu and Rosa take over the show.

Vicente Garrido, criminologist, on how to recognize a psychopath: "Be cautious and observe"

Vicente Garrido advises not to trust only what psychopaths say, but to closely observe their actions in order to identify their true intentions.

Data that Cares: Why Public Policies Need More Than Good Intentions

Lucía Gorjón and David Martínez de Lafuente, directors of Iseak, emphasize that public policies require more than good intentions, highlighting the importance of using data and analysis to diagnose social problems and effectively evaluate the impact of such policies.

The injury Natalie Portman suffered while filming her most famous movie: "I felt like a rib shifted or something like that"

Natalie Portman revealed on Drew Barrymore's show that her most difficult experience during the filming of 'Black Swan' was an injury in which she felt a rib had shifted, highlighting the intense physical effort the role required.

Winter 'Biohacking': 5 Microhabits to Enjoy Its Benefits

An expert outlines five biohacking microhabits to regulate stress, boost energy, and improve sleep during winter, helping to make the most of this season.

Doctor Ana I. Ortiz: "Psychobiotics are the new weapon against stress and improve cognitive function"

Psychobiotics, a new generation of probiotics, have demonstrated benefits for mental health and stress management, as well as improving cognitive function, according to Doctor Ana I. Ortiz.

Do You Remember Telly’s Free TVs? They Promised to Give Away Millions, but Have Only Reached This Number

Telly promised to give away 500,000 free televisions during the summer of 2023, but so far has only reached a much lower number, falling short of their initial expectations.

The town of Salamanca with a castle and traditional architecture that seems immune to the passage of time

This town in Salamanca stands out for its medieval castle, well-preserved walls, and traditional architecture, offering a peaceful atmosphere that seems to stop the passage of time.

A Farmer on the Size of Supermarket Avocados: "They Want to Make You Buy with Your Eyes"

A farmer warns that supermarkets select avocados based on their size and appearance to influence purchases, emphasizing that size does not always reflect quality or flavor. He recommends paying attention to other factors when choosing avocados, not just their visual appearance.

Héctor Julián, the young man behind the V16 beacon map: "I discovered that the data from all the beacons is public"

Héctor Julián, a Cybersecurity Engineering student, created a real-time map that shows the active V16 beacons in Spain, taking advantage of the fact that the data from these signals is public.

Spain continues "dreaming" and leads the creation of a European army that analysts see as inevitable... but now scarcely feasible

Spain is pushing for the creation of a European army to strengthen the EU's strategic autonomy. Although several countries support the idea, analysts consider it inevitable in the long term but currently scarcely feasible due to political challenges and national divergences.

The life of Spaniards in the "dystopia" of Minnesota: "I go out on the street with my passport, ICE can arrest me just because of my last name"

Spaniards in Minnesota express fear and sadness due to the constant presence of immigration enforcement teams. This insecurity affects their daily lives, fearing being detained just because of their appearance or last name, as Mónica recounts, who always carries her passport and fears being held in immigration centers.

Sarah Ferguson Proposed to Epstein After He Got Out of Jail: "I Am at Your Service"

New files reveal that Sarah Ferguson proposed marriage to Jeffrey Epstein after his release from jail, showing a close relationship with statements like "I am at your service."

Right-winger Laura Fernández is the new president of Costa Rica with a first-round victory

Right-wing candidate Laura Fernández won the presidential elections in Costa Rica, surpassing the required 40% of votes to avoid a second round, thus securing her victory in the first round.

A 4-year-old boy dies after swallowing two fridge magnets: "He suffered peritonitis and died of sepsis"

A 4-year-old boy in the United Kingdom died after swallowing two fridge magnets, which caused him peritonitis and sepsis. The child experienced vomiting for four days and abdominal pain before passing away.

Sara Carbonero publishes her first image after emergency surgery: "Eternal January"

Sara Carbonero shares her first image on social media after undergoing emergency surgery and being discharged. She accompanies the photo with a reflection, showing her recovery and gratitude.

Mercadona's Star Product That "Solves Your Breakfasts, Lunches, and Dinners"

A very popular product at brunches, originating from New York, has become a star item at Mercadona due to its versatility for breakfasts, lunches, and dinners.

The TMC System: the German Alternative to V16 Beacons That Is Also Free

The Traffic Message Channel (TMC) system, implemented in Germany since the 1990s, offers functions similar to V16 beacons but for free, providing connectivity and traffic alerts for drivers.

This is the time when it's cheapest to book your vacation: "The difference is up to 30%"

Booking vacations during the early morning hours is cheaper, as prices can be up to 30% lower. Connecting to the internet at those times allows you to take advantage of the best deals and save significantly when planning trips.

Skillet Brownies, an Affordable Recipe to Keep Enjoying Chocolate in a Healthier Way

This homemade skillet brownie recipe offers an economical and healthier way to enjoy chocolate, ideal for those looking for a delicious and easy-to-make treat.

Natalia de Santiago, finance expert: "The kryptonite of saving is inflation"

Natalia de Santiago warns that one of the most common mistakes when saving is cutting expenses that improve quality of life, which can be counterproductive. She highlights that the real threat to saving is inflation, which reduces the value of money over time.

Change in World Tennis

Carlos Alcaraz, at only 22 years old, became the youngest tennis player to win all 4 Grand Slams, setting a new historic record in the world of tennis.

Pivot

Individual careers that prioritize moving forward by leaving behind companies, colleagues, or clients are not effective. Professional success requires collaboration and respect towards all involved in order to achieve sustainable growth.

Regularization of the 'bonobús'

Pedro Sánchez carries out a political survival maneuver by implementing the regularization of the 'bonobús', a measure aimed at easing the mobility and economy of the affected users. This action is interpreted as part of his efforts to maintain support and stability in his administration.

The Staging of 'Lo de Urdangarin'

Jordi Évole interviewed Iñaki Urdangarin in a visual production that conveys a lot on its own, without the need to add additional words or details.

Anita Williams Returns to 'GH Dúo' Three Days After Her Terrifying Accident: "I'm Back with Half a Finger Less"

Anita Williams returned to 'GH Dúo' after suffering a cut on her hand during a challenge. Despite the accident that required medical attention, the contestant reunited with her housemates with a positive attitude and mentioned that she is back with half a finger less.

Risto Mejide stops 'Got Talent' to make "a threat" to the management: "I’m not giving mine"

Risto Mejide stopped the recording of 'Got Talent' to demand changes in the use of the golden buzzer, warning that he will not give his until he receives a response from management, showing a firm stance on the jury's decisions.

Car thieves go after the new V16 beacon: reports of vehicle thefts surge

Nearly a thousand reports of thefts from inside vehicles and robberies of V16 beacons have been recorded, according to police sources, reflecting a significant increase in these crimes.

Scientists Debunk One of the Major Theories of Stonehenge: This Is How the Stones Were Moved

New research calls into question traditional theories about the transportation of the stones of Stonehenge, proposing alternative and more plausible methods for their movement, which changes the historical understanding of the monument's construction.

Lines at the Consulates in Search of Documents for Regularization: "We Work, but We Can't Make Contributions"

Migrants are flocking to consulates to obtain the necessary documents for the extraordinary regularization that the Government is preparing, which is expected to have a positive economic impact. Many work but face difficulties in making social security contributions.

Artisans and Sellers of Handmade Damascening Celebrate the Designation as BIC: "It Is Essential to Identify the Traditional"

Artisans and sellers of handmade damascening in Toledo celebrate its designation as a Cultural Interest Asset (BIC). They emphasize the importance of recognizing and preserving traditional damascening techniques, which are vital for maintaining the cultural identity and craftsmanship of this historic art form.

From the Outskirts to the Streets of Madrid: Shantytown Living Resurges with Stable Settlements in the Heart of the Capital

Shacks and tents have reappeared in central areas of Madrid, including zones beneath the Segovia Aqueduct, the slopes of the M-30 highway, and areas near the Delicias and Méndez Álvaro train stations, as well as close to the Palos de la Frontera Metro station, reflecting a resurgence of shantytown living with stable settlements in the very heart of the capital.

María Corina Machado says she will preside over Venezuela "when the time comes" and does not believe they will dare to kill her when she returns

María Corina Machado states that she will preside over Venezuela "when the time comes" and does not fear for her life upon returning. Additionally, she describes Delcy Rodríguez as an untrustworthy communist.

Emma García explodes against Gloria Camila, leaves the set, and refuses to interview her

Emma García showed herself very upset by Gloria Camila's attitude during the program, which led her to leave the set and refuse to conduct the interview.

A storm train brings rain to almost all of Spain starting this Monday: the areas expecting the most water

A new storm named Leonardo will bring rain to almost all of Spain starting this Monday, beginning a very rainy week in Spain and Portugal according to weather models.

Two winners of the Gordo de la Primitiva win 70,000 euros and the jackpot rises to 17.1 million

The Gordo de la Primitiva draw on February 1, 2026, had no first-category winners, causing the accumulated jackpot for the next draw on February 8 to reach 17.1 million euros.

A Bonoloto winner wins 151,000 euros and the jackpot rises to 3.8 million

The Bonoloto draw on Sunday, February 1, 2026, had no first-category winners, so the jackpot for the next draw on Monday, February 2, increases to 3.8 million euros.

Joaquín Reyes: "Theater has revealed things about myself that I didn’t know"

Joaquín Reyes stars in the comedy "La verdad" at Teatro Infanta Isabel, playing a compulsive liar caught in his own web of lies. Through this role, Reyes explores new personal insights gained from his theatrical experience.

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

Juan Carlos Pérez de la Fuente, director of the Fernán Gómez Theater, recalls his time as an elevator operator at the Bank of Spain at the age of 15. He reveals how his father reacted harshly upon learning that he would leave a secure job to dedicate himself to theater, marking the beginning of his artistic career.

Dani Dicostas: "No singer labels herself as 'dumb pop.' They would never use it on a man"

The artist from Vigo, Dani Dicostas, releases her third studio album, "Amores pasajeros." In the interview, she highlights how female singers do not self-label as "dumb pop," a term that would rarely be applied to men, reflecting on gender biases in music.

Karmele Marchante reappears on television ten years after leaving Sálvame: "I have been able to move forward"

Karmele Marchante has returned to television after ten years since leaving Sálvame. She has reunited with former colleagues such as Terelu Campos and Lydia Lozano, and has stated that she has been able to overcome difficulties and move forward.

Iker Jiménez comes to the defense of Juan Soto Ivars and his book on gender violence: "He is being accused of something he didn't say"

After the presentation of his book, Juan Soto Ivars was heavily criticized, but Iker Jiménez defended the author, stating that in his work he "never denies gender violence" and that he is being unfairly accused of something he has not expressed.

The tension between María José Campanario and Pilar Rubio on 'El Desafío': "I'm starting to get annoyed"

Upon receiving the jury's scores, María José Campanario expressed her displeasure and firmly defended her performance in the competition, creating tension with Pilar Rubio.

Ángeles Blanco recalls how her story with Vicente Vallés began: "He took the first step"

Ángeles Blanco, presenter of Informativos Telecinco, shared details about her relationship with Vicente Vallés and how he was the one who took the first step. She also explained how she manages to balance her family life with her work responsibilities.

First images of Isabel Pantoja and her brother Agustín, "very unwell", in the Canary Islands

The program 'Fiesta' shows the first images of Isabel Pantoja and her brother Agustín in Gran Canaria, where Agustín is seen in a "very unwell" condition. Additionally, it describes the daily life of the singer on the island.

Susanna Griso Gives the Latest Update on King Juan Carlos's Health: "He Has a Delicate Heart"

Susanna Griso reported on the delicate health of King Juan Carlos, whose condition is concerning after he did not attend the funeral of Irene of Greece due to his delicate heart.

Jessica Goicoechea Shares the Stage with Her Brother on 'El Desafío': "It's Something We'll Carry with Us Forever"

Model Jessica Goicoechea and her brother, a dancer, shared an emotional moment on the set of Antena 3's show 'El Desafío,' highlighting the experience as an unforgettable memory for both.

Manu Pascual reveals what he would spend the money on if he won the 'Pasapalabra' jackpot: "I wouldn't splurge at all"

Manu Pascual, the longest-running contestant from Madrid on 'Pasapalabra' with over 400 episodes, is competing alongside Rosa for the record prize of 2.7 million euros. Manu assures that, if he wins, he wouldn't splurge on the money.

The TV Alibi in Public Places

Television remains turned on in public spaces even when it is not audible, serving as an alibi or background ambiance in those places.

Isabel Sartorius, from dreaming of a prince to caring for her mother as a teenager and now being cared for by doctors

Isabel Sartorius, the aristocrat who dreamed of a prince and cared for her mother during her adolescence, is currently in a medical center. The reasons for her admission have not yet been disclosed.

Andrés Pajares, the eternal great friend of Fernando Esteso, devastated: "Part of my life has died"

Andrés Pajares deeply mourns the death of his great friend Fernando Esteso, expressing on social media that with his passing "part of my life has died."

Jeremy Jackson, from Hobie Buchannon in 'Baywatch' to guru of "men's retreats" in Costa Rica

Jeremy Jackson, known for his role as Hobie Buchannon in 'Baywatch', has reinvented himself as a host of retreats in Costa Rica dedicated to reflection on identity and masculinity.

From Arianna to the twins with Jennifer Lopez: the other seven children of Marc Anthony, who has just become a father for the eighth time

Marc Anthony, who is already a father of seven children, announced that he is expecting his eighth child, the second with his current wife Nadia Ferreira.

Away from the Spotlight and Working as a Theater Producer: This Is the Life of Ana Villa, Mother of Alba Flores

Ana Villa, mother of Alba Flores, leads a life away from the spotlight and is dedicated to theater production. Although her great love was Antonio Flores, his memory remains alive for her 30 years later.

Iñaki Urdangarin and Ainhoa Armentia, separated

Iñaki Urdangarin's new life has created physical distance with Ainhoa Armentia, which could have caused a crisis in their relationship and their separation.

Miguel Bosé and Raphael, united by the relationship of Dora Postigo and Nicolás Martos

Dora Postigo, niece of Miguel Bosé, and Nicolás Martos, grandson of Raphael, are dating, according to media outlets such as 'Informalia' and '¡Hola!'.

Michael Jackson, in an Unreleased Audio: "Children Fall in Love with My Personality, Sometimes I Get Into Trouble"

In unreleased audio from a new television documentary, Michael Jackson reveals that children are attracted to his personality and often just want to touch and hug him, which sometimes gets him into trouble.

This is How the Controversy Among the Beckhams Has Strengthened Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn's Marriage

Family controversy has strengthened Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham's marriage, consolidating a stronger union thanks to the invisible bonds and strengths they have developed over the years.

The partner of influencer Valentina Gut dies after falling from the eighth floor of the building where she lives: "He came to say goodbye to me"

Influencer Valentina Gut revealed that her partner died after falling from the eighth floor of the building where she resides. According to her testimony, he came to say goodbye to her before the tragic accident.

The Civil Guard Arrests a Man Accused of Stealing Tobacco at Airports

The Civil Guard arrested a 38-year-old man in Alicante accused of stealing tobacco valued at 7,179 euros from duty-free shops at various airports. He is linked to at least ten similar offenses at airports in Alicante, Valencia, and Tenerife, where he stole tobacco for illegal sale.

Videos of Delaossa's accident during a concert in Madrid: a fall from several meters that dislocated his shoulder

During a concert in Madrid, Delaossa suffered a fall from several meters that dislocated his shoulder. Several videos of the accident have been shared by his fans on social media, showing the magnitude of the incident.

Chris Hemsworth: "Those who wear a badge are not necessarily the good guys anymore"

The new movie 'Escape Route,' starring Chris Hemsworth, premieres on February 13th. In this heist thriller, Hemsworth plays a white-collar thief. In an interview, he emphasized that the story shows those who wear a badge are not always the good guys, and thieves are not always the bad guys, as reflected in a scene with Mark Ruffalo playing an agent who reprimands his colleagues over an unjustified shooting.

Embarrassing and Controversial Victory for Real Madrid Against a Rayo Vallecano with Two Players Less That Does Not Satisfy the Bernabéu

Real Madrid won against Rayo Vallecano thanks to goals from Vinícius and Mbappé, but the controversial victory and the opponent's defeat with two players less provoked boos from the crowd at the Santiago Bernabéu.

A penalty in the 100th minute and two send-offs: the controversies of Real Madrid - Rayo Vallecano

The match was marked by controversy following the expulsions of Pathé Ciss and Pep Chavarría from Rayo, in addition to a penalty awarded in the 100th minute, which Real Madrid disputed on multiple occasions.

Álvaro Arbeloa: "I'm not Gandalf the White either; having quality alone isn't enough to win every match"

After Real Madrid's victory against Rayo Vallecano, Álvaro Arbeloa expressed humility about his role as coach, pointing out that quality alone is not enough to win every match.

Toni Nadal compares Alcaraz to Nadal: "Carlos is lucky to have opponents of lower level"

Toni Nadal, uncle and former coach of Rafa Nadal, stated that Carlos Alcaraz benefits from competing against opponents of lower level compared to the adversaries Rafa faced in his time, highlighting a key difference between today's tennis and the past.

Brutal brawl in the Premier League: Adama Traoré shoves Cucurella and sparks an all-out 'battle'

Chelsea came from behind and won 3-2 against West Ham in an intense match that ended with a massive fight following a shove from Adama Traoré on Cucurella, raising tensions on the field.

Encarna, Deaf and with a Daughter with Intellectual Disability: "I Believe in the Power of a Mother"

Encarna, a deaf mother of a daughter with an intellectual disability, drives the initiative Madres Especiales, which includes Vivienda Eves, a project aimed at providing independent living for Eva and others in similar situations. Her effort reflects the strength and commitment of mothers in the fight for rights and autonomy for their children.

Manuel Irurita, Verma the Magician: "We are all a bit 'broken', not just people with disabilities"

Manuel Irurita, known as Verma the Magician and who has cerebral palsy, brings his magic and poetry to bars and streets of Granada, emphasizing that we all face challenges, not just people with disabilities.

Yaiza, winner of the Inclucina Award: "People with disabilities can also study and work in what they love"

Yaiza, 21 years old from Valencia, has completed an intermediate vocational training in cooking and is currently studying pastry. She emphasizes that people with disabilities can also study and work in what they are passionate about.

The 112 emergency services will be "integrated" in October to be more accessible to people with disabilities

The 112 services of the autonomous communities will be integrated in October to improve their accessibility, coinciding with the rollout of the national communication and assistance protocol for people with disabilities in emergencies.

Designations of Origin Want to Enter the Menus of Nursing Homes and Hospitals

The Spanish Association of Designations of Origin (Origen España) is requesting that the upcoming Royal Decree on collective dining include extra points or a minimum quota for products with PDO and PGI in the menus of nursing homes and hospitals.

The Double Face of Kevin Warsh for the Fed Alters the Market Roadmap

Kevin Warsh assumes the presidency of the Fed at a moment of maximum tension between economic expectations and political pressures, complicating the market's strategy amid uncertainty about the future decisions of the world’s most influential central bank.

Not Even the Turn of the Dollar Stops the Bet on the Ibex and Europe

The market considers scenarios where the euro rises against the dollar, but this does not stop the interest in investing in the Ibex and other European indices, which continue to be well received by investors.

The Richest 10% of Households Increase Their Housing Wealth Over the Last Decade, Now Surpassing 2.5 Trillion

According to the Bank of Spain, over the past decade the richest 10% of households significantly increased their housing wealth, exceeding 2.5 trillion. Meanwhile, the poorest 50% of households reduced their indebtedness, mainly due to a sharp decline in mortgage debt.

Spain is the fifth EU country with the highest AI penetration in companies, even ahead of the USA

In Europe, innovation is greater in manufacturing and lower in construction. Spain stands out as the fifth EU country with the highest adoption of AI in companies, even surpassing the United States in this area.

Gold Plummets 9%, Falling Below the $5,000 Mark

Despite the 9% drop in the session, gold has gained 15% so far this year, following an increase of nearly 70% during 2025.

'Bridgerton 4' Saves Benedict and Sophie's Romance: Key Differences Between the Book and the Series

The fourth season of Bridgerton modifies several elements from the book "Give Me Your Heart," which focuses on Benedict and Sophie, to strengthen their romance. These key changes highlight an adaptation that reinforces the connection between the characters, differing from the original narrative.

It's Not Margot Robbie, But Close: The Actress Who Was 'Barbie' Stars in the Biopic of the Author of 'Wuthering Heights'

The actress who played Barbie and shares a certain physical resemblance to Margot Robbie stars in the biopic of the author of 'Wuthering Heights', after appearing alongside Robbie in the movie 'Barbie'.

When Does 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' End? These Are Its Creators' Future Plans

The spin-off 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' has just premiered in Spain via HBO Max. Its creators are already planning to expand the 'Game of Thrones' universe with future projects that will span the next decade.

George R. R. Martin, shocked by 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms': "I don't know if all that crap is necessary"

The HBO series set in Westeros stays faithful to the literary universe but includes decisions that surprised George R. R. Martin himself, who questions the need for certain added narrative elements.

This is 'Salvador,' the new series from the creator of 'Entrevías' starring Luis Tosar that recalls Netflix's biggest hit of 2025

Luis Tosar stars in 'Salvador,' an eight-episode series that tells the story of a father who discovers that his daughter is very different from what he thought, in a plot that recalls Netflix's biggest hit of 2025.

The sensual Netflix miniseries starring Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall coming in March: this is 'Vladimir'

Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall star in 'Vladimir', a Netflix miniseries that blends drama, humor, and erotism, based on the novel by Julia May Jonas, and will arrive in March.

Google prepares a Chrome feature to determine if content has been generated by AI or by a human

Google is developing a feature for Chrome that will help users identify whether content has been created by artificial intelligence or by humans, aiming to provide greater transparency and trust in the information they browse.

This is How You Can Protect Your iPhone and Keep Your Data Safe in Seconds with These Key Features

Apple offers 10 essential features that allow users to protect their iPhones and easily control their data, enhancing the device's security and privacy in just seconds.

The Fear of Having Your Phone Stolen Is Over: Google Launches New Features to Protect Your Data

Google has launched new security features to prevent the misuse of stolen phones, better protecting personal data and enhancing user security against theft.

What Spaniards Have Done on the Internet in 2025: This Is What Was Most Visited

GfK DAM, the official digital audience meter in Spain, presents its Digital Wrapped 2025, revealing the most visited websites and content by Spaniards during the year, highlighting trends and behaviors on the internet in 2025.

Spotify expands its Messaging feature with new group chats: you can add up to 10 people

Spotify has expanded its Messaging feature, allowing the creation of group chats with up to 10 people. This update is available for both free and premium account users, making it easier to communicate and share music with friends directly from the platform.

From Becky G to Dove Cameron: the artists' 'looks' to support Mariah Carey as 'Person of the Year'

Last night in Los Angeles, the Grammy charity gala brought together artists like Becky G and Dove Cameron, who showcased various 'looks' on the red carpet to support Mariah Carey, named 'Person of the Year.'

Dua Lipa, a 'Flow 2000' diva in Paris, making it clear that denim will conquer 2026

Dua Lipa visited Paris for Haute Couture Week, showcasing a selection of her best looks. Her style highlights a trend towards denim, foreshadowing that this fabric will dominate fashion in 2026.

From Hiba Abouk's 'look' makeover to Kira Miró's flamenco dress: the best styles at the Carmen Awards

Last night the Carmen Awards were held in Andalusia, bringing together national celebrities who stood out for their styles, from Hiba Abouk's 'look' makeover to Kira Miró's flamenco dress, capturing attention at this important gala.

Jordi Segués, consultant, on educational reinforcement: "If your child gets a three in History and a ten in Math, provide extra help in Math"

Jordi Segués points out that a common mistake is to focus on the subjects where the child has low grades. He suggests reinforcing those that motivate them and in which they excel, in order to boost their interest and academic development.

The skin also suffers from a hangover and this is how you can combat it according to experts

Excessive alcohol consumption damages the skin, causing dryness and premature aging. However, by following a proper routine and using specific products, it is possible to mitigate its effects and keep the skin healthy.

Karol G, Demi Lovato, Paris Jackson, and the Best Looks of the Guests at the 2026 Grammy Pre-Gala

Artists Karol G, Demi Lovato, and Paris Jackson stood out with their elegant and stunning outfits at the 2026 Latin Grammy Pre-Gala, held the night before the main event. None wanted to miss this special pre-celebration.

Green Sauce or Red Sauce: Discover Hake Roe with These Two Recipes

Hake roe is rich in proteins and nutrients, but it is recommended to consume it in moderation due to its high cholesterol content.

The curious reason that explains why cheese is not eaten in China: it is a historical reason

The traditional Chinese diet does not include cheese due to historical and cultural reasons, as the production and consumption of dairy were uncommon in China, unlike in other regions where cheese is common. This has influenced cheese not being a part of traditional Chinese cuisine.

Calçots Sauce and/or Romesco Sauce? Beyond the Debate, the (Basic) Recipe

In Catalonia, some consider calçots sauce and romesco sauce to be the same, while others distinguish between them. However, both sauces are versatile and can accompany meats and fish beyond their traditional use with calçots.

How to Make a Michelin Star Bone Broth According to Jordi Cruz: "The Basic Ratio Is 1 Kilogram of Bones per 2 Liters of Water"

Chef Jordi Cruz explains that to prepare a quality bone broth, the base is to use 1 kilogram of bones per 2 liters of water. Additionally, he highlights the nutritional benefits of this recipe, which is rich in collagen and minerals, ideal for strengthening joints and improving overall health.

Núria Arnau, chef: "Most people don't eat worse due to lack of information, but due to lack of planning"

Núria Arnau, chef and founder of Bendito Tupper, explains that the main mistake when trying to eat better is not the lack of information, but the lack of planning when organizing meals, which makes it difficult to maintain a healthy diet.

These Are the 25 Safest Airlines in the World to Travel with in 2026

A study highlights one airline as the safest in 2026, emphasizing its advancements in cabin safety, especially in turbulence management.

The Mountain Village in Northern Greece That Is the Gateway to an Alpine Lake

This small village in northwestern Greece, near Albania, stands out for its cobblestone streets and valuable historical heritage, serving as access to a nearby alpine lake.

Paula Dalli, flight attendant: "Did you know how important it is to properly close the lid of the bathroom trash can on the plane?"

Iberia flight attendant Paula Dalli explains in a TikTok video that properly closing the lid of the trash can in the airplane bathroom is crucial for safety on board, as it prevents risks during the flight.

The Spa with the Highest Salinity Mineromedicinal Waters in Europe in a Unique Setting

This spa, prominent in Spain, offers mineromedicinal waters with high salinity, recognized for their anti-inflammatory and relaxing properties, in a unique natural environment.

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

This thermal village near Rome is known for its "miraculous" waters that even helped heal Michelangelo, the creator of the Sistine Chapel. It is a historic and natural destination of great therapeutic value.

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

Starting February 2026, entry to the Trevi Fountain in Rome will require a fee. Visitors will need to purchase tickets to access this iconic tourist attraction.

The Hiking Trail That Combines Forests and Old Train Tunnels

This trail in the Valencian Community follows an old railway route, offering a unique experience that combines forests and old train tunnels. It is ideal for those looking to disconnect in the heart of nature.

Seneca, Stoic Philosopher: "Things are Difficult When We Do Not Dare to Do Them"

Seneca, a Stoic philosopher, advocated accepting with serenity what we cannot change. His philosophy teaches that facing challenges requires courage, as the difficulty lies in our unwillingness to take action.

Orphan drugs, the only option for many affected by rare diseases: "The challenge in Spain is effective access"

Mariló Edo highlights the crucial importance of orphan drugs for patients with rare diseases and points out that the main challenge in Spain is ensuring effective access to these treatments, facing regulatory and economic barriers.

David Callejo, doctor, warns about the reusable bottle you never wash: "It has more bacteria than your toilet"

David Callejo warns that drinking directly from reusable bottles without washing them accumulates bacteria due to epithelial cells, saliva, and food residue, creating a bacterial colony even more abundant than that found in a toilet.

What Plato Meant About Leadership: "He Who Is Not Good at Serving Will Not Be Good at Ruling"

Plato emphasized the importance of service in leadership, reflecting in his philosophy on the soul and morality concepts that still influence current psychology. He pointed out that the ability to serve is essential for effective leadership.

Mahatma Gandhi on How to Achieve Happiness: "When What You Think, What You Say, and What You Do Are in Harmony"

Gandhi defined happiness as living a simple life and dedicating oneself to the service of others, achieving harmony between thought, word, and action.

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

Gabriel Rolón analyzes how love is a learning process influenced by childhood experiences. He explains that relationships reflect learned patterns and offers reasons why some people fall in love with those who hurt them, emphasizing that one does not fall in love with just anyone but according to those deep emotional learnings.

The new fire trucks in Madrid: 85 units to achieve a fast and safe response

Madrid has added 85 new vehicles to its fire department, improving speed and safety in their emergency interventions. These modern trucks will help optimize the response to fires and other critical situations in the city.

Fiat's Bet for This Year Features the New 500 Hybrid

Fiat sold 20,926 units in 2025 and plans to double its sales in Spain in 2026, mainly driven by the new 500 Hybrid.

Which cable goes first when jump-starting a car battery with jumper cables: this is the correct order

In Spain, it is common for drivers to use jumper cables to charge a car battery. However, it is crucial to follow the correct order when connecting the cables to avoid accidents and damage. First, connect the positive cable to the dead car, then to the booster car, next connect the negative cable to the booster car, and finally the negative cable to a ground point on the dead car.

The C5 and C3 Aircross Aim to Be Citroën's Engines to Win Over Spanish Users

Citroën closed 2025 with 55,613 units sold, including passenger cars and commercial vehicles. This year, it will focus on consolidating a renewed lineup, with the C5 and C3 Aircross models as key pillars to capture the attention of Spanish users.

The TMC System: The German Alternative to V16 Beacons That Is Also Free

The German Traffic Message Channel (TMC) system, implemented since the 1990s, offers similar connectivity functions to V16 beacons but is a free alternative for alerting about incidents on the road.

The Objectives of the 2030 Road Safety Strategy: How Does the DGT Want to Transform Spain?

The Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) has implemented measures with the common goal of achieving a significant improvement in road safety by 2030, aiming to reduce accidents and protect all road users in Spain.

Sanz will launch new aid of more than 500,000 euros before summer for businesses affected by major construction works

The Seville City Council will open aid in April for businesses affected by metro construction and redevelopment in the city center, and in June support for shops on Pagés del Corro, with more than 500,000 euros allocated to mitigate the impact.

Ford maintains production and employment at historic lows in Almussafes while awaiting the new model

The Ford Almussafes works council plans to meet with the European president to discuss the electrification plan. The plant has reduced production to fewer than 100,000 cars per year and will face eight days of shutdown in February and March, keeping employment and production at historically low levels while awaiting the new model.

The first pizzeria where only robots work arrives in Madrid: open 24 hours a day and pizzas are made in 5 minutes

Pazzi, the first fully automated pizzeria, arrives in Madrid after its success in Paris. It operates 24 hours and prepares pizzas in just 5 minutes, with plans to expand throughout Europe.

The Three Neighborhoods in Valencia to Buy Property with the Greatest Potential for Appreciation in 2026

Valencia is an attractive city to live in and invest. Three neighborhoods stand out for their high potential for real estate appreciation in 2026, becoming key options for buyers seeking medium-term profitability.

The First School Sports Games Will Bring Together Institutes and Schools from Madrid in a Competition Among 30,000 Students

More than 30,000 students from institutes and schools in Madrid will compete from May 4 to 14 in the first School Sports Games, which include activities such as health talks, anthem composition, and doping prevention.

A Family Friend of a Minor Arrested for Sexually Assaulting Her for Two Years

A man, a family friend of a minor, was arrested for sexually assaulting her over the course of two years. He would summon her to the rooftop of his home, where he committed the assaults, even using physical violence, according to the police.

Company sentenced for forcing employees to clock in using facial recognition

The company was ordered to pay €53,766 in compensation to an employee who reported the mandatory use of facial recognition for clocking in, with the ruling stating that there were less intrusive methods available, such as a company card.

A family clan arrested in Zaragoza for occupying the house of a 90-year-old man and scamming him out of 14,000 euros

A family clan was arrested in Zaragoza for illegally occupying the home of a 90-year-old man, who was admitted to a nursing home, and scamming him out of 14,000 euros while he was unaware of the situation.

Four police officers injured in a chase after a man driving without a license in Ribeira

Four police officers were injured during a chase in Ribeira after a man driving without a license. The incident took place in the early hours of Saturday. The driver was arrested and is awaiting to be brought before a judge.

Madrid will reinforce its public housing with anti-vandal doors and cabinets to prevent 500 illegal electricity hookups annually

The Social Housing Agency will allocate up to 345,000 euros to install and maintain more than 200 electronic anti-vandal systems in public housing over two years, aiming to prevent around 500 illegal electricity hookups annually.

Former Mayor of Orihuela Tried over 800,000 Euro Aid to Local Football Club

The Public Prosecutor's Office is seeking eight years in prison for each of the defendants in the case involving the former mayor of Orihuela, related to the 800,000 euro aid granted to the local football club.

She tries to reserve a table for two on Valentine's Day and is forced to pay a 50-euro surcharge: "They take advantage"

A young woman tried to reserve a table for two on Valentine's Day, but the restaurant only allowed tables for four, charging 25 euros for each empty seat, forcing her to pay a 50-euro surcharge that she considered abusive.

The experience of a British couple who wanted to settle in Spain: "The bureaucracy to buy a house is Kafkaesque"

A British couple looking to settle in Spain participated in the show 'A Place In The Sun', which helps people find homes abroad. They experienced major difficulties due to the complex Spanish bureaucracy involved in buying a house, describing it as "Kafkaesque."

Laura Alcaraz, a Spanish woman living in Japan: "Never cross the street when the traffic light is red, it’s illegal"

Laura Alcaraz, a Spanish woman in Japan, shares cultural tips on TikTok, such as not crossing the street when the traffic light is red because it’s illegal, and not giving tips, as it is not part of the local culture.

The Importance of Respecting Cats' 'No' to Have More and Better Interactions with Them

Respecting cats' 'no' is not about humanizing them, but about understanding their emotional system. Recognizing their consent improves coexistence and strengthens the relationship, allowing for more positive and respectful interactions.

When Your Dog Licks Another Dog’s Eyes and Ears, It Has a Name and Much Meaning

This canine behavior conveys a message of calm, respect, and helps avoid conflicts between dogs. Beyond being a strange gesture, it reflects peaceful and harmonious communication.

Why Some Cats Eat Litter from Their Litter Box and When It Becomes a Problem

Pica is a disorder that leads cats to ingest non-food substances, such as the litter from their litter box. This behavior can be caused by stress, nutritional deficiencies, or medical problems, and should be assessed to avoid health risks for the animal.

Music or Silence? What Science Says About Leaving Dogs and Cats Home Alone

Recent studies show that music can reduce stress in dogs and cats when they are alone, although the type of sound and individual preference are key. While some animals benefit from soft melodies, others prefer silence to feel calm.

Your Daily Horoscope: Monday, February 2, 2026

Check yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's horoscopes on 20minutos.es to discover daily astrological predictions that will help you make better decisions and face the day with confidence.

Check El Gordo: results for Sunday, February 1, 2026

The winning combination for El Gordo de la Primitiva on February 1, 2026, is 6, 7, 9, 25, 35 with key number 3. More results available at 20minutos.es.

Check the Sueldazo of the ONCE: results

The winning number in the Sueldazo of the ONCE on Sunday, February 1, 2026, is 96100 from series 039. The complete results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

Check Bonoloto: results for Sunday, February 1, 2026

The winning combination for the Bonoloto on February 1, 2026, is 8, 11, 12, 31, 35, 46, with the complementary number 37 and refund number 4. The full results are available on 20minutos.es.

Who was... Clifton McNeely: the first player ever to be drafted in the NBA

Clifton McNeely, a Texan born in 1919 and the first player ever drafted in the NBA, never debuted as a professional. Instead of playing, he chose to become a high school coach, leaving his mark on basketball from another perspective.

What Annaud Teaches Us in 'Quest for Fire' About Human Evolution

Jean-Jacques Annaud's film presents a perspective on human evolution, exploring the coexistence between different species and offering a reflection on the origins and challenges of our ancestors.

Sexual surrogacy is not therapy, it is paying for sex

Legitimizing sexual surrogacy maintains a constant supply of sex to satisfy male desire, exposing women to risks and perpetuating inequality.

The Most Iconic Roles of Fernando Esteso

Fernando Esteso, a key actor in Spanish cinema, passed away at the age of 80 this Sunday. In 20 minutos, his most emblematic roles that marked his career and left a lasting impact on Spanish comedy were remembered.

The Most Shocking Images in the Epstein Files: Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and Prince Andrew

The U.S. Department of Justice has released more than three million pages of Epstein's files, including new controversial images of Prince Andrew with a woman lying down. These documents reveal connections and interactions with figures such as Bill Clinton and Michael Jackson, expanding the information available about the Epstein case.

The storm hits Spain with rain, snow, and severe disruptions

Spain is facing atmospheric instability after several recent storms. January was very rainy, and February will continue with similar conditions, including rain, snow, and severe disruptions.

Thirteen Keys to Understanding and Improving Sleep in Children and Adolescents with Autism

Sleep disorders affect up to 80% of children and adolescents with autism, making it a very common comorbidity. The article presents key points to understand and improve these issues, promoting better rest and quality of life in this group.

Spain is the fifth country in the EU with the highest AI penetration in companies, even ahead of the USA

Innovation in Europe stands out more in manufacturing and is lower in construction. Spain ranks as the fifth EU country with the highest adoption of AI in companies, surpassing the USA.

Track inspection trains: these are the ones responsible for ensuring the reliability of the railway network in Spain

Six trains from Adif and three from Renfe, along with others from companies like Redelsa, carry out ultrasonic rail inspection to ensure the reliability of the railway network in Spain.

María Corina Machado Celebrates the Release of an Activist Detained for Over 4 Years

María Corina Machado celebrates the release of an activist who was detained for more than four years. So far, the Foro Penal has confirmed the release of a total of 310 people.

A Texas judge orders the release of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father, detained by federal agents

A Texas judge ordered the release of Liam Conejo Ramos, a five-year-old boy, and his father, who were detained by federal agents. The magistrate criticized the Government for disregarding the Declaration of Independence and accused the agents of causing trauma to the child during his detention.

Elon Musk to Epstein in an Email: "What Day/Night Will Be the Wildest Party on Your Island?"

An email exchange between Elon Musk and Jeffrey Epstein, in which Musk asks about the date of a party on Epstein's island, was revealed in a massive document declassification by the U.S. Department of Justice.

The Death Toll from the Fire in Crans Montana Rises to 41 After the Death of a Young Man

The number of fatalities from the fire in Crans Montana rose to 41 after a young man passed away. The fire occurred on January 1st, initially causing 40 deaths and 115 injuries.

Canine "jealousy" is not human: this is how your dog protects its relationship with you

Studies indicate that dogs not only react to rivals, but also anticipate and mentally represent threats to their emotional bond, displaying a type of "jealousy" adapted to their relationship with humans.

Nipah, the virus with pandemic potential: "If the outbreak got out of control, it would be necessary to prevent the arrival of sick people to Spain"

Although the current situation in India is not severe, the Nipah virus represents a significant epidemiological risk. Experts warn that, in the event of an uncontrolled outbreak, it would be crucial to prevent infected individuals from entering Spain to avoid a possible spread of the virus.

The National Lottery showers thousands of euros across a total of twelve provinces

The first prize of the National Lottery was awarded in 14 towns across 11 Spanish provinces, benefiting numerous winners and distributing thousands of euros throughout the country.

The Colors Chosen by Less Intelligent People According to Psychology

Color psychology studies how the selection of certain colors affects the perception we have of other people, relating some color preferences to levels of perceived intelligence.

A Molecule Shows Potential to Attack Cancer Cells Without Harming Healthy Tissue

New advances point to a molecule capable of attacking cancer cells without damaging healthy tissue, which could inspire more effective therapeutic treatments and reduce relapses.

Mourning and sorrow for Patricia, victim 46 of the Adamuz accident: "She was returning from an exam and that day took her life and dreams"

The City Council of La Palma del Condado has declared three days of official mourning and suspended its activities following the death of Patricia, victim 46 of the Adamuz accident.

Aemet forecasts the weather for the first half of February: "Rain in most of Spain"

Aemet predicts that the first half of February will maintain January’s conditions, with rain across much of Spain and a continuation of high-impact storms, so it is advisable not to leave your umbrella behind.

Sánchez Links the Drop of Unemployment Below 10% with Winning the World Cup: "The Last Time We Had This Rate, We Won the Euro Cup"

President Pedro Sánchez joked at a rally in Teruel, pointing out that the last time unemployment in Spain fell below 10%, the Spanish national team won the Euro Cup, suggesting optimism for future sporting and economic successes.

The Varginha UFO Incident Turns 30: Three Girls, an Alleged Alien, and an Unsolved Mystery

Three girls in Varginha believed they had seen an alien, but the authorities determined that they had mistaken a neighbor. Despite this, the town has turned the incident into a tourist attraction.

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

Ferrovial presented a $12 billion proposal to renovate Washington-Dulles airport. The project aims to modernize and expand the facilities, improving the airport's capacity and efficiency. This initiative, directed to the Trump administration, reinforces Ferrovial's commitment to major investments in airport infrastructure in the U.S.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that simulates human intelligence to perform tasks such as voice recognition, image recognition, and decision-making. To get started in AI, it is essential to understand its basic concepts, learn programming and mathematics, and explore available tools and platforms. AI has applications in multiple sectors and offers great opportunities for innovation and employment.

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

Portugal will start construction this year to complete the high-capacity road section that will connect Madrid and Lisbon, with funding planned in the country's General Budget for 2026.

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

The Minimum Vital Income in Spain aims to prevent poverty and social exclusion, benefiting nearly one million children and adolescents. Now, people over 23 years old who live with their parents will also be able to access this aid.

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

Marian Rojas emphasizes that happiness depends on how we interpret situations, not just on what happens to us. She highlights the importance of speaking to oneself in a constructive way to improve emotional well-being.

'Bridgerton 4' has the best couple in the series, but falls into the same mistake: review of the new season

Season 4 of Bridgerton highlights Benedict and Sophie as the couple with the most chemistry, offering an ideal balance between fairy-tale romance and harsh reality, although it repeats mistakes from previous seasons.

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 injured a rib while filming intimate scenes for the series 'Ponies', which will premiere on January 30 on SkyShowtime. She clarified that the rib did not completely break, but just popped out a little.

The perfect series for true crime lovers: two seasons, watch it in a weekend, and it's on Prime Video

If you enjoyed 'The Crimes of Port Talbot,' you'll love this true crime series on Prime Video. With two seasons, it was written by the lead detective and is perfect for watching in a weekend.

The reusable rocket MIURA 5 advances at a record pace to place Spain among the elite in the industry

PLD Space is making rapid progress in the development of its reusable rocket MIURA 5, which will be launched from Kourou, positioning Spain among the leaders in the space industry.

If You Place Emergency Triangles and the V16 Beacon at the Same Time: Can You Be Fined?

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. This measure has raised doubts among drivers, many 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 can reflect a desire for connection or emotional closure, allowing for better self-awareness and personal understanding.

This is How Measles Manifests: Warning Signs, Forms of Transmission, and How to Prevent It

Measles is contagious from 5 days before to 4 days after the appearance of symptoms. It is crucial to recognize the warning signs to prevent its spread and to follow appropriate preventive measures.

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

Gabriel Rolón analyzes love as a learning process based on childhood experiences. He explains that people tend to fall in love with those who repeat emotional patterns from the past, even if those relationships can be harmful. Love reflects early bonds and, although complex, is part of human growth.

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 individuals who meet certain requirements, including orphans, minors, and women victims of gender-based violence, with specific exceptions for each case.

Slump in commodities rattles global markets

Global markets faced turbulence as a sharp decline in commodity prices triggered investor concerns. Key sectors tied to energy, metals, and agriculture saw significant losses, prompting fears of wider economic slowdown. Analysts cite oversupply and weakening demand as primary factors, urging caution in upcoming trading sessions.

Oil prices fall nearly 5% on US-Iran de-escalation

Oil prices dropped nearly 5% following signs of eased tensions between the US and Iran. The de-escalation raised hopes for a stable supply of oil from the Middle East, alleviating fears of potential disruptions and reducing market volatility. This shift contributed to a significant decline in crude oil prices amid improving geopolitical outlooks.

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JP Morgan sees gold at $6,300 an ounce by year-end on robust central-bank, investor demand

JP Morgan projects gold prices could reach $6,300 an ounce by year-end, driven by strong demand from central banks and investors seeking safe-haven assets amid global economic uncertainties and inflation concerns.

More than 200 killed in coltan mine collapse in east Congo, official says

A coltan mine collapse in eastern Congo has killed over 200 people, officials report. The disaster occurred amid ongoing safety concerns in the region’s mining sector. Rescue efforts are underway, but the remote location and unstable conditions hinder operations. Authorities stress the urgent need for improved safety measures to prevent such tragedies in the future.

Oil prices slide over 3% on US-Iran talks; OPEC+ holds production

Oil prices dropped more than 3% due to optimism over US-Iran nuclear talks potentially easing Middle East tensions. Despite the price fall, OPEC+ decided to maintain current production levels, balancing market concerns amid ongoing geopolitical developments.

Gold prices slide 5%, extend losses after Warsh Fed nomination

Gold prices fell 5%, continuing their decline following the nomination of Kevin Warsh to the Federal Reserve Board. Investors anticipate a more hawkish Fed stance, prompting a shift from gold to riskier assets. The drop reflects concerns over potential interest rate hikes and reduced safe-haven demand for gold amid changing monetary policies.

Washington scolds Cuba after crowds heckle US diplomat

The U.S. condemned Cuba after a crowd heckled an American diplomat during a protest. Washington criticized Havana for failing to protect diplomatic personnel and emphasized the importance of respecting diplomatic immunity and ensuring the safety of officials abroad. The incident has further strained already tense relations between the two countries.

OPEC+ agrees to keep oil output unchanged as Iran tensions boost prices

OPEC+ decided to maintain current oil production levels amid rising tensions with Iran, which have contributed to increased oil prices. The group aims to balance supply amid geopolitical uncertainties, keeping output steady to support market stability despite external pressures.

Iranian official says Revolutionary Guards have no plan to hold military exercises in the Gulf

An Iranian official stated that the Revolutionary Guards currently have no plans to conduct military exercises in the Gulf region. This clarification comes amid heightened tensions and speculation about Iran's military activities in the strategic waterway. The announcement aims to reduce concerns over potential escalation in the Gulf.

Top European Midcaps to Watch: Jefferies Highlights Six Standout Stocks

Jefferies highlights six European midcap stocks demonstrating strong growth potential and solid fundamentals. These companies stand out in their sectors, offering promising investment opportunities due to robust financials and market positions. Investors are advised to watch these midcaps for potential gains amid evolving market conditions.

Exclusive - Barry Callebaut CEO Left After High-Level Split Over Cocoa, Sources Say

Barry Callebaut's CEO departed due to a major disagreement with the company's board concerning cocoa sourcing strategies. The split reflects deeper conflicts on sustainability and supply chain management in the cocoa industry, impacting the firm's leadership and future direction.

Why UK life insurers’ key profit engine is losing steam

UK life insurers are facing declining profits from their traditional annuity business due to rising longevity, low interest rates, and increased regulatory costs. These challenges strain the sector's key revenue source, prompting firms to explore alternative products and investment strategies to sustain growth and meet policyholder needs.

Supply snags, political turmoil undercut aviation growth

Aviation growth faces challenges as supply chain disruptions and political instability hamper progress. Delays in aircraft deliveries and operational hurdles are impacting airlines globally, slowing recovery and expansion efforts despite rising travel demand.

Alibaba to spend $431 million on Lunar New Year AI promotions

Alibaba plans to invest $431 million in AI-driven promotions for the upcoming Lunar New Year. The company aims to enhance customer engagement and boost sales using advanced artificial intelligence technologies. This significant spending highlights Alibaba’s focus on integrating AI into marketing strategies during key shopping festivals.

Julius Baer reports net profit of $988 million for 2025

Julius Baer announced a net profit of $988 million for 2025, reflecting strong performance driven by robust client activity and effective cost management. The wealth manager benefited from increased assets under management and strategic investments, reinforcing its market position despite challenging economic conditions.

Asian videogame stocks fall after Google Genie reveal

Asian videogame stocks dropped following Google's announcement of Genie, an AI-powered tool set to transform gaming experiences. Investors worry Genie may disrupt traditional game development and monetization models, potentially impacting revenues for established gaming companies. The market reaction reflects uncertainty about how AI integration could reshape the competitive landscape in the videogame industry.

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Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 1.45%

Taiwan stocks ended lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index falling 1.45% amid concerns over global economic growth and tech sector pressures. Market sentiment was affected by ongoing geopolitical tensions and uncertain trade conditions, leading investors to adopt a cautious stance. Key tech stocks contributed to the decline, reflecting broader risk aversion in the market.

Alibaba to spend $431 million for Lunar New Year AI push as chatbot war heats up

Alibaba plans to invest $431 million to boost its AI capabilities ahead of Lunar New Year, intensifying competition in the chatbot market. The move aims to enhance user experience and capture market share as rivals race to improve conversational AI technology.

Philippines manufacturing sector sees solid upturn in January

The Philippines' manufacturing sector experienced a strong recovery in January, marked by increased output and new orders. Improved demand and production capacities contributed to this growth, signaling a positive outlook for the industry despite global economic uncertainties. Employment levels also rose, reflecting growing confidence among manufacturers.

Myanmar manufacturing sector shows growth in January

Myanmar's manufacturing sector experienced growth in January, driven by increased production and higher demand. Key industries such as textiles and food processing expanded, supported by improved domestic consumption and export opportunities. However, challenges like supply chain disruptions and rising costs remain. Overall, the sector's positive start to the year signals potential for continued development despite ongoing economic uncertainties.

Indonesia’s January inflation highest in almost 3 years

Indonesia’s January inflation surged to its highest level in nearly three years due to rising food and fuel prices. The inflation rate reached 5.3% year-on-year, driven by increased demand post-holidays and supply disruptions. The government plans to monitor the situation closely and may adjust policies to stabilize prices and support economic recovery.

Thailand’s manufacturing sector maintains solid expansion in January

Thailand’s manufacturing sector continued its growth in January, driven by increased production and new orders. Despite global economic uncertainties, demand remained robust, supported by exports and domestic consumption. Factories also reported improved employment and input buying, indicating sustained optimism and a positive outlook for the sector in the coming months.

ASEAN manufacturing sector maintains solid growth in January

The ASEAN manufacturing sector continued its solid growth in January, supported by strong demand and improved supply chain conditions. Despite challenges like rising costs and labor shortages, production and new orders increased, signaling resilience and ongoing expansion in the region’s manufacturing activities.

Russian manufacturing contraction eases but VAT hike fuels inflation, PMI shows

Russia's manufacturing sector contraction eased in May, indicating slight improvement despite ongoing challenges. However, a recent VAT increase has contributed to rising inflation, impacting input costs and consumer prices. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) reflects cautious optimism amid economic pressures, with output and new orders stabilizing but business confidence remaining subdued.

India’s factory growth improves slightly in January, PMI shows

India’s factory sector showed modest improvement in January, as indicated by the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI). The PMI rose slightly, reflecting increased production and new orders. However, challenges like supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures continue to affect growth. Overall, the data suggests cautious optimism for the manufacturing sector’s recovery in early 2024.

China manufacturing activity rises as expected in January - RatingDog PMI

China's manufacturing sector showed growth in January, with the RatingDog PMI indicating expansion as expected. The increase reflects steady demand and manufacturing activity, signaling positive momentum for the economy at the start of the year.

Japan’s factory activity growth hits near 3-1/2-year peak, PMI shows

Japan's manufacturing sector expanded at its fastest pace in nearly 3.5 years, driven by increased production and new orders, according to the latest PMI data. The growth reflects rising demand both domestically and internationally, signaling optimism among manufacturers despite global economic uncertainties. Employment levels also improved, supporting a positive outlook for Japan's industrial recovery.

South Korea’s factory activity expands at strongest pace in nearly 1-1/2 years, PMI shows

South Korea's factory activity expanded at its fastest rate in nearly 18 months, driven by strong demand and increased production. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose significantly, indicating robust manufacturing growth. This upturn reflects improving economic conditions despite global uncertainties, boosting optimism among South Korean manufacturers.

BOJ debated risk of being ’behind the curve’ on inflation, January summary shows

In January, the Bank of Japan discussed concerns about potentially falling behind in addressing rising inflation. The meeting summary revealed debates over the timing and approach to adjusting monetary policy amid emerging price pressures, highlighting differing views on the risk inflation could accelerate faster than expected. The BOJ showed cautiousness but acknowledged the need to monitor inflation closely to avoid lagging policy responses.

Factbox - China’s measures to shore up its indebted property sector

China has introduced multiple measures to support its heavily indebted property sector, including easing mortgage policies, encouraging local governments to boost home sales, and providing financial support to struggling developers. These steps aim to stabilize the market, restore buyer confidence, and prevent wider economic risks linked to the real estate industry's debt crisis.

Analysis – Hopeful signs in China’s property market? Not really, say developers

Despite recent government measures to support China’s struggling property market, developers remain pessimistic. Sales have yet to show sustained recovery, and many builders face liquidity pressures. The market is still burdened with oversupply and cautious buyer sentiment, suggesting that hopeful signs may be premature and significant challenges persist for the sector’s rebound.

Instant View: Markets plunge as precious metals meltdown spills over

Global markets tumbled sharply as a sell-off in precious metals triggered widespread investor panic. Declines in gold and silver prices spilled over into equities and currencies, causing broad-based losses. Concerns over tightening monetary policies and rising inflation fueled the downturn, while safe-haven assets failed to hold value, deepening the market turmoil.

Asia’s factory activity expands on solid global demand

Asia’s factory activity grew, driven by strong global demand and easing supply chain issues. Key manufacturing hubs reported increased production and new orders, indicating a rebound in industrial output. This expansion reflects improving economic conditions and optimism among manufacturers across the region despite lingering challenges like inflation and geopolitical tensions.

IMF chief says global inflation to fall, trade integration is needed

IMF chief predicts a decline in global inflation but emphasizes the need for enhanced trade integration to sustain economic growth. Highlighting ongoing challenges, the chief calls for policies fostering cooperation and open markets to address inflation pressures and support recovery amid uncertain conditions.

Gold, silver selloff deepens after CME hikes margins

Gold and silver prices fell sharply following the CME Group's decision to raise margin requirements for precious metals futures. The increased margins prompted traders to reduce positions, intensifying the selloff. This move aims to curb volatility but has led to heightened market pressure and lower prices for both metals amid existing economic uncertainties.

Morning Bid: Metals get a lot less precious as positions squeezed

Metals markets faced significant pressure as traders scrambled to adjust positions amid tightening supply concerns and changing demand forecasts. The squeeze led to sharp price fluctuations, reducing metals' appeal as a precious investment. This shift reflects broader market volatility and signals potential shifts in commodity trading strategies moving forward.

Philippine VP Sara Duterte Faces New Impeachment Complaints

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte is facing multiple new impeachment complaints filed by various groups. The complaints cite allegations of corruption, abuse of power, and breach of the constitution. Duterte, who has recently announced intentions to run for president, denies all allegations and calls the complaints politically motivated. The House of Representatives will review the filings to determine their validity.

Japan’s top business lobby invites activist fund Elliott for governance talks

Japan’s largest business lobby has invited the activist investment fund Elliott Management for discussions on corporate governance reforms. This move signals a shift towards greater openness to shareholder activism in Japanese companies, which have traditionally resisted such pressures. The talks aim to improve corporate value and address investor concerns, reflecting evolving attitudes in Japan’s corporate sector.

Ethereum Falls 10% In Rout

Ethereum's price dropped 10% amid a broader market sell-off impacting major cryptocurrencies. Factors include regulatory concerns and profit-taking by investors, leading to increased volatility. The decline reflects cautious sentiment as traders weigh upcoming policy announcements and macroeconomic developments.

Bitcoin price today: slips to $77k, near 10-month low amid liquidations, Fed caution

Bitcoin's price fell to around $77,000, nearing a 10-month low due to heavy liquidations and caution surrounding upcoming Federal Reserve decisions. Market uncertainty ahead of the Fed's policy update has increased volatility, prompting some investors to sell off holdings, contributing to the recent decline in Bitcoin's value.

Ethereum Falls 10% In Selloff

Ethereum's price dropped 10% amid a broad cryptocurrency market selloff triggered by regulatory concerns and profit-taking. The decline followed recent gains attributed to upgrades and increased adoption. Investors remain cautious as volatility persists in the sector, impacting market sentiment and leading to further asset reallocation.

XRP Falls 11% In Rout

XRP experienced an 11% decline amid a broad cryptocurrency market downturn. Factors contributing to the drop include negative investor sentiment and regulatory uncertainties. The sell-off affected market confidence, with XRP's value falling sharply compared to other digital assets. Traders remain cautious as the market continues to show volatility.

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EOS Falls 12% In Bearish Trade

EOS experienced a 12% drop amid bearish market conditions, reflecting growing investor concerns. The decline highlights ongoing volatility in the cryptocurrency sector, influenced by broader economic factors and market sentiment shifts. Traders remain cautious as EOS tries to find support levels to stabilize prices.

Binance co-founder CZ dismisses blame for October crypto crash

Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) rejected allegations that Binance caused the October crypto market crash. He stated that market downturns are influenced by multiple factors beyond any single entity's control. CZ emphasized Binance's commitment to transparency and stability, urging the community to focus on industry-wide collaboration to strengthen the crypto ecosystem.

Bitcoin price today: tumbles to $83k as heavy liquidations, Fed uncertainty weigh

Bitcoin's price fell sharply to $83,000 due to significant liquidations in the market and investor uncertainty surrounding upcoming Federal Reserve policy decisions. The decline reflects concerns over interest rate hikes and their potential impact on cryptocurrency valuations.

BTCC Exchange’s Tokenized Metals Hit Record $301M Daily Volume as Silver Surges Amid Global Uncertainty

BTCC Exchange's tokenized metals trading reached a record $301 million in daily volume, driven by a significant surge in silver prices. The increase reflects growing investor interest amid global economic uncertainties, with silver seen as a safe-haven asset. This trend underscores the rising adoption of digital assets tied to physical commodities in volatile markets.

Amazon Ads’ Alan Moss named IAB vice chair for 2026

Alan Moss, head of Amazon Ads, has been appointed vice chair of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) for 2026. In this role, Moss will help guide the organization’s efforts to shape digital advertising standards and practices amid evolving industry challenges and opportunities.

Fatal traffic accident at Serabi Gold’s Palito mine claims worker’s life

A worker at Serabi Gold’s Palito mine tragically lost their life in a traffic accident on-site. The company is investigating the cause and reviewing safety measures to prevent future incidents. Local authorities have been notified, and support is being provided to the worker’s family. Operations at the mine continue with heightened safety protocols.

Energizer Holdings declares quarterly dividend of $0.30 per share

Energizer Holdings announced a quarterly dividend of $0.30 per share, reflecting the company's ongoing commitment to returning value to shareholders. This dividend will be paid to shareholders of record on a specified date, providing consistent income to investors amid the company's stable financial performance.

Luxxfolio closes final tranche of private placement, raises $1.03 million

Luxxfolio has successfully closed the final tranche of its private placement, raising $1.03 million. The funds will support its growth initiatives and operational expansion. This capital infusion strengthens the company’s financial position, enabling it to advance its business strategy and develop new opportunities.

Rayonier completes merger with PotlatchDeltic, forms timber giant

Rayonier has finalized its merger with PotlatchDeltic, creating one of the largest timberland owners in the U.S. The combined company will enhance operational efficiencies and expand its forest product offerings, positioning itself strongly in the timber industry. This merger aims to deliver greater value to shareholders through increased scale and diversified assets.

AZZ announces new $100 million share repurchase program

AZZ Inc. has announced a new share repurchase program authorizing the company to buy back up to $100 million of its common stock. The program aims to enhance shareholder value and provide flexibility in capital allocation. Repurchases will be made depending on market conditions and other factors, with no set expiration date.

SmartFinancial declares $0.08 quarterly dividend, approves $10 million buyback

SmartFinancial announced a quarterly dividend of $0.08 per share and approved a $10 million share buyback program. The dividend reflects the company’s commitment to returning value to shareholders, while the buyback aims to optimize capital structure and support share price stability. These financial moves indicate confidence in SmartFinancial’s ongoing performance and growth prospects.

SunCoke Energy declares $0.12 per share quarterly dividend

SunCoke Energy announced a quarterly dividend of $0.12 per share. This move reflects the company’s commitment to returning value to shareholders and maintaining steady income despite market conditions. The dividend is set to be paid on an upcoming date to eligible shareholders.

Marathon Petroleum announces $1.00 per share quarterly dividend

Marathon Petroleum declared a quarterly dividend of $1.00 per share. This payout reflects the company’s strong financial performance and commitment to returning value to shareholders. The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record on a specified date, underscoring Marathon's focus on steady income distribution.

Kroger declares quarterly dividend of 35 cents per share

Kroger announced a quarterly dividend of 35 cents per share, reflecting the company's commitment to returning value to shareholders. The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record on a specified date, underscoring Kroger's stable financial position and ongoing focus on rewarding investors.