News Summary - 02/05/2026

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Fearing Russia will seize her town, war widow moves husband's grave to Kyiv

Due to Russia's advance in the conflict, Natalia, a war widow, has relocated her husband's grave from their hometown to Kyiv to protect it from potential seizure or desecration.

US must be prudent when supplying arms to Taiwan, Xi tells Trump

During a recent call, Xi Jinping urged Donald Trump to exercise caution in supplying arms to Taiwan. This conversation follows several visits by Western leaders to China in recent months, highlighting ongoing diplomatic efforts amid tense US-China relations.

'We are ready to talk': US news anchor Savannah Guthrie pleads for return of her abducted mother

NBC anchor Savannah Guthrie urgently appeals for the safe return of her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, who has been abducted and is without vital medicine needed for her survival.

Man sentenced to life in prison for 2024 attempt on Trump's life

Routh, 59, was sentenced to life in prison for attempting to assassinate Trump in 2024. Prosecutors noted he remained "totally unrepentant" about the Florida incident.

Gunmen kill dozens in Nigeria as US military deployment confirmed

Gunmen attacked two villages in Kwara state, Nigeria, torching shops and homes, resulting in dozens of deaths, a lawmaker reported. This violence coincides with confirmed US military deployment to the region.

Andrew and Epstein asked exotic dancer for 'sex acts,' legal letter claims

Lawyers for an unnamed woman allege that she was pressured by Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein to perform sexual acts. The woman claims she was "treated like a prostitute" while at Epstein’s residence, according to a legal letter.

A global craze for Korean culture is making its humblest snacks unaffordable

Dried seaweed, a popular Korean snack known for its black, crispy texture, is rising in demand worldwide. This surge in popularity has driven up prices, making this humble snack less affordable for many consumers.

Suspect identified in disappearance of four-year-old in Australian outback

Gus Lamont, a four-year-old boy, was last seen playing outside his remote sheep station home on 27 September. Authorities have now identified a suspect in connection with his disappearance, intensifying the ongoing investigation in the Australian outback.

Doctor who treated Bondi Junction mass killer referred to health regulator

A coroner has determined that Joel Cauchi's doctor did not act on warnings indicating a relapse of his schizophrenia, leading to a referral to the health regulator for further investigation.

Son of Norway's Crown Princess Holds Back Tears Giving Evidence at Rape Trial

Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's crown princess, gave emotional testimony in a rape trial where the first accuser stated she believed she had been drugged.

Australian police charge man with abuse of 459 children

An Australian man has been charged with abusing 459 children, allegedly targeting victims across more than a dozen countries using social media and gaming platforms. Authorities say he exploited these online spaces to commit his crimes on a large international scale.

Melinda French Gates says ex-husband Bill has questions to answer over Epstein

Melinda French Gates stated that her ex-husband Bill Gates and others named in the Epstein files should address any remaining questions related to the case.

Israeli strikes kill 20 in Gaza, hospitals say, after soldier wounded by gunfire

The Israeli military launched strikes in Gaza following a gun attack that injured a soldier. Hospitals report at least 20 killed, including several children.

German activist jailed in Hungary for attacks at Nazi rally

A 25-year-old German activist, who identifies as non-binary, was jailed in Hungary for attacks during a Nazi rally. Supporters have raised concerns about the fairness of the trial in Hungary.

Fears of new arms race as US-Russia nuclear weapons treaty expires

The expiration of the New START treaty, which capped deployed strategic nuclear warheads for the US and Russia, raises concerns about a potential new arms race between the two nations.

Boy, 14, stabbed art teacher because he had 'too much hatred,' he tells police

A 14-year-old boy admitted to stabbing his 60-year-old art teacher, telling police he acted out of "too much hatred." Prosecutors say he took a knife from his kitchen intending to attack the teacher.

Greece blames smugglers over migrant deaths but early accounts have been questioned before

Greek officials promptly blamed smugglers for migrant deaths. However, past incidents show that initial explanations can be misleading, urging caution before accepting early claims as fact.

Leader of South Africa's second largest party to step down

The unexpected decision by the DA leader to resign could destabilize the coalition government, where the Democratic Alliance is a crucial member.

'Notorious Tanzanian drug trafficker' arrested during raid in Zambia

Ahmed Muharram, a known Tanzanian drug trafficker, was arrested along with several others during a major crackdown on marijuana trafficking in Zambia. The operation targets illegal drug distribution networks in the region.

Libyan prosecutors launch probe into killing of Gaddafi's son

The 53-year-old former key Libyan figure, considered the nation's second most powerful person, was killed by unidentified gunmen, prompting prosecutors to launch an investigation.

Gen Z toppled an autocrat - but old guard tipped to win Bangladesh vote

A student-led uprising sparked hope for change in Bangladesh, challenging the established autocratic regime. However, despite this momentum from Gen Z activists, traditional political parties are still favored to win the upcoming landmark elections, suggesting continuity over transformation in the country's political landscape.

Trump says America should move on from Epstein - it may not be that easy

The Justice Department has completed its review of Epstein-related files, but the case continues to draw attention and debate, suggesting the issue remains unresolved despite official closure.

Growing calls in India to restrict children's social media use

Some Indian states are considering measures similar to Australia’s law that restricts children's access to social media platforms. These discussions reflect growing concerns about the impact of social media on minors and efforts to safeguard their well-being by potentially regulating usage.

How plans for Trump International hotel in Belgrade unravelled

The Trump International hotel project in Belgrade was to be developed on the site of the former defense ministry, which was bombed by NATO in 1999. However, the plans ultimately fell through, leaving the project unrealized.

Gazans returning through Rafah crossing describe checks by Palestinian militia

A Palestinian woman reported that Israel-linked militia members conducted searches of people and their belongings at an Israeli checkpoint within Gaza during their return through the Rafah crossing.

Why a beauty spot in South Africa could be about to run out of water

Around 55% of the town's potable water is lost due to leaking pipes, threatening water availability in this popular South African destination.

'Never imagined this': Indian village grapples with interfaith couple's killing

An interfaith couple in an Indian village was beaten to death, allegedly by the woman's three brothers, who have been arrested. The incident has shocked the community, highlighting tensions over interfaith relationships.

Shanties in a Lagos lagoon: Bulldozed and burnt

Residents believe the demolition of shanties along a Lagos lagoon targets gentrification of the waterfront, Nigeria's largest city. However, officials deny these claims, leaving the motives behind the bulldozing unclear.

Hope and uncertainty as India and US strike long-delayed trade deal

India and the US have reached a long-awaited trade deal, with Indian industry praising reduced tariffs. However, experts advise caution, emphasizing the need to review the deal's details before drawing conclusions.

'Enemy' Insults and Questioning Putin: Steve Rosenberg on the Tightrope of Reporting from Russia

BBC Russia editor Steve Rosenberg talks about the challenges of reporting from Moscow as a British journalist, including facing accusations of being an "enemy" and managing the risks involved in questioning President Putin within a restrictive media environment.

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

The BBC's Lyse Doucet profiles Hind Kabawat, Syria's sole female minister, highlighting her efforts to drive meaningful change amid the country's post-Assad fragmentation and ongoing challenges. Kabawat emphasizes her commitment to genuine impact rather than symbolic roles.

Starbucks bets on robots to brew a turnaround in customers

CEO Brian Niccol believes AI and robotics will help Starbucks attract more customers and revitalize the brand, aiming to boost efficiency and enhance the customer experience amid evolving market demands.

Watch: Giant phantom jellyfish floating off Argentina

Scientists exploring the deep South Atlantic have spotted a rare giant phantom jellyfish. This elusive deep-sea creature is notable for its ghostly appearance and size, offering new insights into marine biodiversity in the region.

Son of Norway's Crown Princess Gives Evidence as Rape Trial Continues

Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess, denies rape and multiple serious charges during ongoing trial in Oslo, reports BBC's Paul Kirby.

BBC on the front line with Colombia's war on drugs

BBC correspondent Orla Guerin accompanied a special operation targeting crude cocaine labs deep in Colombia's jungle, aiming to dismantle the heart of the country's cocaine production.

Watch: Florida iguanas are 'cold stunned' and falling from trees

A rare cold snap in Florida has left iguanas "cold stunned," rendering them immobile and causing them to fall from trees. The state's wildlife agency notes that these reptiles are now more susceptible to capture due to the freezing temperatures.

The Government Faces Rejection of Its Social Decree for the Second Time in Less Than a Month

The PP announced its vote against the social shield, joining Junts, which forces Moncloa to negotiate intensely until the last moment to prevent the decree's rejection.

Sánchez's strategy falters: angers the left with cuts to the social decree and fails to avoid another door slam from Junts

President Sánchez's strategy generates rejection from the left for reducing the scope of the social decree, while Junts continues to refuse to cooperate, complicating the approval of key social measures.

Pablo Bustinduy: "We will convince the PSOE to extend rental contracts"

The Minister of Social Rights, Pablo Bustinduy, defends the extension of rental contracts to protect tenants, in light of the PP's refusal to cap prices. The Government has divided the omnibus decree, and Bustinduy seeks to convince the PSOE to support this measure.

Puente and unions resume negotiations today with the railway strike on the table: "The positions are distant"

The CGT denounces its exclusion from the first meeting with the Ministry to negotiate the railway strike. Semaf acknowledges that differences persist but remains willing to dialogue to avoid the stoppages.

What Matters in Moncloa

The president accepts a series of possible defeats for the PSOE as inevitable, since from Moncloa the priority is to stay in power above governing effectively.

Sánchez announces that access to social networks will be prohibited for under 16s and that platforms that do not remove hate content will be pursued

The Government will prohibit access to social networks for those under 16 years old and will pursue platforms that do not remove hate content. Algorithm manipulation will also be considered a crime. The Congress is negotiating a similar law to protect minors, with the PP urging not to block it.

From Temples to Gyms

President Pedro Sánchez shows aversion to religious ceremonies and prefers not to attend them, as was the case recently in Huelva.

Timeline of the Errejón Case in 15 Months: From the Resignation of Sumar’s Former Spokesperson to the Withdrawal of Elisa Mouliaá’s Accusation

Over 15 months, following anonymous testimonies published by Cristina Fallarás, Íñigo Errejón faced allegations, including one from Elisa Mouliaá. Ultimately, Mouliaá withdrew the accusation, closing a chapter marked by the resignation of Sumar’s former spokesperson.

Storm Leonardo will bring strong wind gusts up to 100 km/h this Thursday: 13 regions on alert

Storm Leonardo will cause wind gusts of up to 100 km/h this Thursday in 13 regions on alert. The storm will begin to weaken on Friday, but a new storm is expected to arrive on Saturday.

The Rise of the Aguas Blancas River Forces the Evacuation of 120 Residents in Dúdar, Granada

Storm Leonardo has caused the Aguas Blancas River to rise, forcing the evacuation of 120 residents in Dúdar, Granada. Authorities remain on alert and are working to ensure the safety of those affected while continuing monitoring and assistance efforts.

Water 'jets' through electrical outlets in Grazalema after the storm

Grazalema, in Cádiz, recorded in just sixteen hours the same amount of rain that Madrid receives in a year, causing intense water leaks even through electrical outlets after the storm.

Storm Leonardo hits Andalusia: leaves one missing, one injured, 3,500 evacuated, and suspends rail service

Storm Leonardo has left one person missing, one injured, 3,500 people evacuated, and nearly 4,000 affected by power outages in Andalusia. Additionally, rail service was suspended due to adverse conditions.

Cancer survival has doubled in the last 40 years: these are the tumors with the highest survival rates

Cancer survival has doubled in the last four decades thanks to prevention, early diagnosis, and advances in treatments, which have reduced mortality and improved recovery rates.

Mental health sick leaves hit young people hard: they have doubled in 7 years and last an average of 80 days

Sick leaves due to mental health issues have doubled in 7 years, mainly affecting young people between 25 and 35 years old, who are the group with the highest number of cases and incidence. These leaves last an average of 80 days, reflecting a significant increase in mental health problems in the young working population.

The AIReF demands stricter control of medical leave, which has surged by 60% in seven years

The Fiscal Authority warns about the lack of oversight in medical leave, which has increased by 60% in seven years, especially due to mental health and infectious diseases. Furthermore, it urges improving monitoring and taking action on waiting lists in the public healthcare system.

When AIReF casts doubt on the rights of working people

Temporary disability is a social protection right intended to ensure health recovery for the necessary period and should not be considered a system failure nor justified with punitive measures or mistrust towards workers.

Absolute majority, coalition government, or a minority Executive? These are the open scenarios ahead of February 8 in Aragón

Before February 8 in Aragón, three possible electoral outcomes are considered: an absolute majority allowing for a stable government, a coalition government between parties to combine support, or a minority Executive that would require occasional agreements to govern. The political diversity and the distribution of seats will mean that the formation of the Government depends on negotiations following the elections.

Pilar Alegría, the minister who carried the voice of the Government and returns home to try to lead Aragón

Pilar Alegría, former minister and former spokesperson for Pedro Sánchez's Government, returns to Aragón to try to lead the community. Her campaign focuses on closeness and the defense of public services.

Ángel Montoya, 30-year-old influencer, dies after jumping from a bridge to film a viral video

Colombian influencer Ángel Montoya, 30 years old, died after jumping from a bridge to film a viral video. His body was found last week on the banks of the Cauca River.

Santi Millán reveals his wife's reaction to his intimate video with another girl: "She sent it to me and..."

Santi Millán reveals on 'Planeta Calleja' that the leak of his intimate video with another girl did not cause problems in his marriage, since it was his wife who originally sent it.

Four generations of the Vargas family must leave their settlement on Nuevo Norte land in a month: "Without a house or land, we're left with nothing"

Four generations of the Vargas family face eviction from their settlement in Nuevo Norte in one month. With no housing alternatives, they fear being left without a home or land, putting their stability and family roots in the community at risk.

'1953 Trust': The Details of Jeffrey Epstein's Will and the Future of a $600 Million Fortune

Jeffrey Epstein left a will in which Karyna Shuliak, his 36-year-old Belarusian partner, stands out. After $170 million was paid to the victims, the fate and amount that the heirs of his $600 million fortune will receive are still unclear.

Ex-Prince Andrew Leaves the Residence of His Brother, the King of England, Haunted by the Epstein Scandal

King Charles III asked his brother, ex-Prince Andrew, who is implicated in the Epstein case, to move out of Royal Lodge, a residence where he barely paid rent, due to the scandal affecting the royal family.

David Uclés sends a message to Pérez-Reverte from 'La Revuelta': "I bear you no grudge"

David Uclés appeared on Broncano's show and shared his perspective on the controversy with Arturo Pérez-Reverte, an academic of the RAE. Uclés sent a conciliatory message to Pérez-Reverte, stating that he bears him no grudge following the conflict between the two writers.

Joaquín Sánchez reveals on 'El Hormiguero' the curious dish he tried on his trip to Japan: "I loved it"

Joaquín Sánchez, former Betis footballer, visited 'El Hormiguero' accompanied by his wife and daughters to talk about the second season of 'The Captain in Japan,' where he shared his experience trying a curious Japanese dish that he loved.

Brutal assault on a futsal referee in Murcia: three minors sanctioned with penalties between two and five years

Three young people aged 14 and 15 brutally assaulted a futsal referee in Murcia. The referee reported the incident to the police, and the minors have been sanctioned with penalties ranging from two to five years.

Eugeni Sallent, former director of TV3 and RAC1, dies at 63 years old

Eugeni Sallent, former director of TV3 and RAC1, passed away at the age of 63. He was recognized with the National Communication Award in 2007 and the Quim Regàs Journalism Award in 2010 for his outstanding career in the field of communication.

The Owner of Telegram Criticizes Sánchez Over New Social Media Regulation: "These Are Steps Towards Total Control"

The founder of Telegram criticizes the new social media regulation in Spain, warning that the measures could transform the country into a "surveillance state" due to increased government control over privacy and freedom on the internet.

Sánchez responds to Telegram CEO's criticism of social media regulation: "Let the techno-oligarchs bark, Sancho"

The Spanish Government, from Moncloa, rejects the criticisms from Telegram CEO Pavel Durov regarding social media regulation, labeling them as "lies" and "illegitimate attacks." Sánchez downplays the opinions of tech leaders, suggesting that their claims are unfounded.

What Did Elon Musk Really Mean When He Called the President 'Dirty Sánchez'? The Meaning Behind This Insult

Elon Musk criticized the President of the Government following recent measures on social media, using the insult "Dirty Sánchez," whose meaning behind it points to strong disapproval of the announced restrictive policies.

The Five Best Bank Deposits to Make Money in January Without Investing a Fortune

Bank deposits offer a conservative option to ensure 100% profitability throughout the entire duration of the contract, allowing you to make money in January without the need for large investments.

Carolina Sobe: "Trump is a capricious madman with power, although Obama did nothing but make a fool of himself"

Carolina Sobe, known on Spanish television since Gran Hermano XI, emphasizes the importance of having a plan A to avoid depending on television. She values honesty when expressing opinions, without fear of losing her place. In her latest podcast, she states that Trump is a "capricious madman with power" and describes Obama as someone who "did nothing but make a fool of himself."

The Venezuelan Government Meets with the Opposition and Hopes Amnesty Will Strengthen Dialogue

The Venezuelan government, led by the interim president, has initiated a dialogue with both aligned and opposing sectors of the opposition. The hope is that the offer of amnesty will foster a favorable environment for understanding and negotiations between both parties.

Cuba suffers a partial collapse of the electrical system affecting 3.4 million people

A massive blackout affects 3.4 million people in Cuba amid a severe energy crisis, worsened by the oil blockade imposed by the U.S., further complicating the situation of the national electrical system.

Why You Should Not Drink Tap Water When Traveling to Many Countries: "Infections Can Become Very Serious"

Drinking tap water in many countries can cause serious infections due to contamination and inadequate treatment. It is advisable to avoid it to prevent serious health risks during travel.

This is What You Need to Know if You Have Vowed to Save This Year

Saving requires more than willpower; it is key to develop financial literacy to learn techniques that make it easier to build an economic cushion as security.

Mobile Portability Soars in Spain: Nearly 571,000 Company Changes in Just One Month

In September 2025, mobile portability in Spain reached an annual record with nearly 571,000 company changes. According to the CNMC, the boost came from combined fiber and mobile packages and introductory promotions, intensifying competition among the major operators.

Chris Martin of Coldplay Speaks Out About the 'Kisscam' Controversy: "When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade"

Chris Martin of Coldplay humorously commented on the unusual controversy surrounding the 'kisscam,' where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners.

'Project Vault': This is the critical minerals reserve proposed by Trump to break the Chinese monopoly

Trump proposes creating a national reserve of rare earths and critical minerals to reduce dependence on China and break its monopoly on these strategic resources essential for industry and technology.

Trump acknowledges that a "slightly softer" approach could be used in immigration operations

Trump defended his immigration policy on NBC Nightly News, focused on targeting "very dangerous criminals," but acknowledged that a "slightly softer" approach could be applied in immigration operations.

Trump's 'Border Czar' Withdraws 700 Immigration Agents from Minneapolis

In response to public protests over violence linked to the presence of immigration agents, which caused two innocent deaths, Trump's 'border czar' has decided to withdraw 700 agents from Minneapolis.

Athletic defeats Valencia with a goal from Iñaki Williams and reaches the Copa del Rey semifinals

Athletic Club beat Valencia at Mestalla thanks to a goal from Iñaki Williams, securing their place in the Copa del Rey semifinals.

Spain reaches the final of the Futsal European Championship a decade after beating Croatia

The Spanish futsal team has reached the final of the European Championship, 10 years after their last title, and will seek their eighth continental crown by facing Portugal or Italy this Saturday.

Thylane Blondeau, known as 'the most beautiful girl in the world,' reveals the reason why she rejects this title

Thylane Blondeau, who started modeling at 3 years old and is now 24, continues on the runways and owns two companies. She rejects the title of "the most beautiful girl in the world" for personal reasons.

Private Tutoring, a Matter of Class

A study by the Social Observatory of the ”la Caixa” Foundation reveals that private tutoring intensifies the educational gap, benefiting those with more resources and deepening social inequalities in access to academic support.

The US could overtake Brazil as Banco Santander’s second largest market following the purchase of Webster Bank

The United States, with profits of 1.541 billion euros, a 40% increase, positions itself as Banco Santander’s fourth most profitable market and could surpass Brazil as the second largest market following the acquisition of Webster Bank.

"It's steamy": the lead actor of 'Bridgerton' reveals how they filmed the sexiest scene of season 4

Luke Thompson recounts the experience of filming the sensual lake scene in 'Bridgerton', where he played a naked Benedict, highlighting how steamy and challenging it was to shoot.

What is 'Glamoratti' and Why It Will Be One of the Trends Defining 2026

'Glamoratti' is a trend that moves away from minimalism to embrace luxury and excess inspired by the 1980s, positioning itself as a key style for 2026.

María Blesa, pharmacist: "It's not enough to just disconnect, the body has to regain its balance"

In a society affected by chronic fatigue, María Blesa emphasizes that recovery goes beyond sleep; it is crucial for the body to achieve relaxation and restore its natural balance for true recovery.

This is Athena, NASA's new supercomputer that designs spacecraft and simulates rocket launches

Athena, named after the Greek goddess of wisdom and war, is NASA's new supercomputer. It is designed to optimize spacecraft design and simulate rocket launches, improving the efficiency and safety of space missions.

Cuckoo Clocks, Chocolate Cakes, and Endless Forests: The Perfect Route for Traveling with Children Outside of Spain

An ideal destination for family travel is an impressive area of Germany, near the border with France, offering nature, endless forests, and perfect activities for children.

The Barcelona restaurant that has captivated Pep Guardiola with its snails: it is 190 years old

Pep Guardiola, Manchester City’s coach, is one of the many celebrities who enjoy the classic snail dish at the restaurant Los Caracoles, an establishment with 190 years of history in Barcelona.

After the Mandatory Use of V16 Beacons: Is the Emergency Vest Still Required?

Since January 1, 2026, it is mandatory in Spain for all vehicles to carry the V16 emergency light and use it in case of breakdown or accident. However, there are doubts about whether it is still compulsory to carry and wear the emergency vest and other pre-signaling devices.

The impact of Storm Leonardo, in pictures

Storm Leonardo arrived in Spain with alerts for rain, wind, and snow across much of the peninsula. Aemet issued a special warning in Andalusia, where it caused people to become trapped and 3,000 to be evacuated due to heavy rainfall.

The ten places in Spain where it rains the most

The areas with the highest precipitation in Spain are mostly located in regions with Atlantic influence and where the terrain generates an orographic effect, promoting abundant rainfall.

Gold Bullion Sparks Investor Fever: "There Is a Tendency to Seize the Moment"

The spot price of gold surpassed $5,200, driving an investment surge in bullion. This increase reflects a growing trend of taking advantage of the economic situation as a safe haven amid financial uncertainty.

Sánchez announces a decree to prohibit the opening of new vocational training centers that do not meet quality "standards"

President Sánchez announces a decree to prevent the opening of new Vocational Training centers that do not comply with strict quality standards, aiming to protect education and avoid the proliferation of "fly-by-night" establishments, as was previously done with universities.

Iran announces it will hold nuclear negotiations with the US on Friday in Oman

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reported that the nuclear talks with the United States are scheduled to take place in Muscat on Friday at 10 a.m.

EU countries finalize agreement to deliver 90 billion euros to Ukraine through a new debt issuance

Twenty-four EU partners agreed to deliver 90 billion euros to Ukraine through a debt issuance, excluding Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic. Of this amount, 60 billion will be allocated to military equipment, prioritizing European production.

The new natural treatment for children's irritated throats that they will love

Orofar® Kids introduces a lollipop format ideal for children, with natural extracts of Iceland moss and marshmallow root that soothe itchiness and mild throat pain, promoting responsible use of medications.

Why You Should Not Drink Tap Water When Traveling to Many Countries: "Infections Can Become Very Serious"

Drinking tap water in many countries can cause serious infections that affect your health. It is advisable to avoid it to prevent health risks during travel.

The Areas of Spain That Will Experience the Largest Increases in Housing Prices, According to Fotocasa

According to Fotocasa, Palma de Mallorca will be the Spanish city with the highest increase in housing prices during the next quarter.

How to Save Easily: The Key Hours to Use Your Appliances and Spend Less

Energy savings are achieved by using the most energy-consuming appliances during the hours with the lowest electricity rates, thereby reducing the cost on your electricity bill.

The Six Banks That Give the Most Money for Your Payroll in 2026: "The Best Is the One That Doesn’t Charge Fees"

Several banks offer financial incentives to attract new customers who set up direct deposit of their payroll in 2026, but always with specific conditions. Those that do not charge fees stand out as the best option for users.

Roasted Vichyssoise with Apple, a Different and Affordable Recipe to Fight the Cold

María from 'MasterChef 9' shares an original and simple recipe to prepare roasted vichyssoise with apple, an affordable cream soup ideal for fighting the cold.

They already know

If adults do not know how to protect themselves from the avalanche of stimuli and aggression on social media, demanding it from minors is almost a form of abandonment, since they lack the necessary judgment to do so on their own.

Epstein Resurrected

The list of individuals implicated in the Epstein case includes global figures such as Trump, Clinton, Gates, Stephen Hawking, and Elon Musk, who will have to clarify their relationship with the pedophile.

Carlos and the Poison

Carlos Alcaraz, compared to Mozart for his talent in tennis, faces a personal challenge: he is hooked on social media, which could affect his performance and concentration on the court.

Trump's New Wall

Trump did not complete the border wall, but he has now created another kind of wall by using thugs with ski masks to enforce his control.

The Story of Sarah Schleper and Lasse Gaxiola, Mother and Son Who Will Compete in the Winter Games

Sarah Schleper and her son Lasse Gaxiola are part of the Mexican delegation at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympic Games, highlighting a unique story of mother and son competing together in the event.

Fraudulent Accounts on X Impersonate Company Customer Service to Obtain User Data

Fake accounts on X pose as company customer service representatives, asking users to follow the account and send messages with personal information such as name, email, and phone number to steal data.

Ana Obregón's Sad Farewell to Aurora Sánchez: "You Have Left Us Too Soon"

Ana Obregón shares an emotional message bidding farewell to Aurora Sánchez, whom she fondly remembers as the "unforgettable Manuela." She expresses her sadness over the premature loss and pays tribute to her memory with words full of affection and farewell.

Gloria Camila admits, in tears, that her confrontation with Álvaro was because of Manuel Cortés

Gloria Camila, visibly emotional, confessed on 'El tiempo justo' that her dispute with Álvaro was due to Manuel Cortés, expressing through tears that the situation made her feel a great emotional burden.

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Parents express their opinions on the restriction of social media for under-16s in Spain

President Pedro Sánchez has introduced five measures, including the prohibition of access to social media for under-16s in Spain, aiming to protect young people.

How Much Do You Know About Current Events? Test Yourself with This Trivia of 10 Questions

January 2026 ends with several notable news stories that marked the beginning of the year. Do you think you know the recent events well? Test your knowledge with this trivia and compete with friends to find out.

Puigdemont Back on Stage: European Justice Rules This Thursday on the Withdrawal of His Parliamentary Immunity

Carles Puigdemont, along with Toni Comín and Clara Ponsatí, appealed to the Court of Justice of the European Union following an unfavorable decision by the General Court in 2023 regarding the withdrawal of their parliamentary immunity. The final ruling on the case is expected this Thursday.

La Marrash shows how she looks after undergoing several cosmetic surgeries: "I can't do it all"

La Marrash, winner of 'La casa de los gemelos 2', reappeared on social media to show the initial results of the first stage of her postoperative recovery after undergoing several cosmetic surgeries.

Xi and Trump talk on the phone as a visit by the U.S. president to China is planned

The U.S. president could make a visit to China in April, according to recent phone conversations with President Xi.

A Hundred Women in Bulgaria Report the Publication of Their Intimate Hair Removal on Porn Sites

The Bulgarian Prosecutor's Office is investigating the installation of hidden cameras in beauty salons following complaints from a hundred women about the publication of intimate images. Authorities are seeking to identify those responsible for recording and distributing the material on porn sites.

A Drawing of a Lion by Rembrandt Auctioned for 17.8 Million in New York

A drawing of a lion made by Rembrandt, the first truly significant one to come up for auction in more than 25 years, was sold for 17.8 million dollars in New York, highlighting its historical and artistic importance.

Queues at consulates in search of documents for regularization: "We work, but we can't contribute [to social security]"

Dozens of migrants go to or request appointments at consulates to obtain documents as part of the extraordinary regularization that the Government is preparing, which is expected to have a positive economic impact.

Artisans and Sellers of Hand-Damascened Work Celebrate the BIC Designation: "It Is Essential to Recognize the Traditional"

Artisans and sellers of hand-damascened work in Toledo celebrate their designation as a Bien de Interés Cultural (BIC - Asset of Cultural Interest). They emphasize the importance of recognizing and protecting this unique artisanal tradition, which combines ancestral techniques and local heritage. The designation aims to preserve the authenticity and promote the cultural and economic value of this traditional art in the region.

From the Suburbs to the Streets of Madrid: Shantytown Living Resurges with Stable Settlements in the Heart of the Capital’s Urban Area

Shanties and tents have appeared in central areas of Madrid, such as under the Segovia Aqueduct and near metro and train stations along the M-30, Delicias, and Méndez Álvaro, showing a resurgence of shantytown living in the capital’s urban zones.

Rosa beats Manu in the final 'Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' before finding out who wins the jackpot

Rosa defeated Manu in the final 'Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra', a decisive duel prior to discovering who will take home the show's accumulated jackpot.

Manu dedicates his last poem to the guests of 'Pasapalabra'

Marwan, Elena Furiase, Javier Veiga, and Candela González participated in their third and final episode of the game show 'Pasapalabra' on Antena 3, where Manu dedicated his last poem to the guests.

Juanra Bonet returns to 'Lo sabe no lo sabe' after more than 12 years of absence

Juanra Bonet returns as host of the show 'Lo sabe no lo sabe' after an absence of more than 12 years, marking his comeback to the television format where he previously shined.

Schedule and Where to Watch the Pasapalabra Jackpot After the Programming Change

Manu and Rosa are competing for the record jackpot of 2.7 million euros on Pasapalabra. Viewers will need to pay attention to the new schedules following the programming change to follow the show and the possible big win.

RTVE Secures Broncano: 'La Revuelta' Renewed for Two Seasons at a Cost of 31.5 Million, 12% More

'La Revuelta' has been renewed with RTVE for two more seasons, with a total cost of 31.5 million euros, 12% higher than the previous contract. The agreement includes new terms regarding costs and fees, ensuring the continuity of the program and Broncano's presence on the public channel.

Raúl Pérez reveals the reason that almost cost him a hand: "I had a severe wound"

Raúl Pérez shared details about his personality, personal life, and his beginnings in show business, surprising Jesús Calleja by recounting a serious incident that almost cost him his hand due to a severe wound.

Wyoming congratulates Andalusian administrations for their work during the storm: "They acted ahead of time"

Wyoming praised the Andalusian administrations for their management during the storm, highlighting that they acted proactively. In an ironic tone, he commented that no one was trapped for six hours in a restaurant during the situation.

Adriana Dorronsoro, victim of identity theft due to her physical transformation: "They say I lost 52 kilos in three months"

Adriana Dorronsoro explained that she lost weight with the help of a specialist, emphasizing that every body is different. However, she suffered identity theft because of false rumors claiming that she had lost 52 kilos in just three months.

Held up by two fake police officers: "They made me hand over all my belongings and stole almost 300 euros from me"

Two fake police officers stole almost 300 euros from a victim after forcing her to hand over all her belongings. The criminals have already been arrested and are in prison.

Risto Mejide's Speech on World Cancer Day: "It is unfortunate that there are no public funds"

Risto Mejide, on 'TEM', showed his support for scientific research against cancer and criticized the insufficient public funding to fight the disease, calling for greater state investment in this area.

Infanta Cristina "has not gotten over what Iñaki Urdangarin did to her, and her parents don't forgive him either"

Lorena Vázquez stated that the former Duke of Palma, Iñaki Urdangarin, continues to request inappropriate favors from the Royal Household. Additionally, she emphasized that Infanta Cristina still has not gotten over her husband's actions and that her parents do not forgive him either.

Queen Letizia Calls for "Coherence, Support, and Consistency" to Humanize Cancer Patients

Queen Letizia presided over World Cancer Day, highlighting the importance of coherence, support, and consistency to humanize patients. She spoke with affected individuals, including Mayte García, who lost her son Santi Cañizares, emphasizing the impact of cancer on families.

Sara Carbonero, together with her children, speaks out about her health problem

Sara Carbonero opens up about her health issue on her 42nd birthday, sharing an emotional message along with her children.

Gabriela Guillén lashes out again at Osborne: "You have to be more humble"

Gabriela Guillén once again criticized Bertín Osborne, emphasizing the importance of humility. After breaking her silence, Guillén questioned the attitude of the singer and presenter, suggesting that he should be more humble in his behavior and public statements.

Marta Peñate's followers warn her about the danger of her latest purchase: "They are not trustworthy"

Many of Marta Peñate's followers warned about the risk of her glass cups, pointing out that they break easily and could cause injuries to those who use them.

MrBeast surprises by announcing a challenge to win one million dollars

The American YouTuber MrBeast leads the announcement for the 2026 Super Bowl and reveals that he will hold a giveaway during the event, offering a challenge with a prize of one million dollars.

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands Will Join the Army as a Reservist

Queen Máxima, 54 years old, will soon begin a brief military training course that will include both theoretical and physical aspects in order to join the Army as a reservist.

Halle Berry Does Not Close the Door to Marriage with Van Hunt: "I Think It Will Happen"

Halle Berry expressed that she is open to the idea of marrying the musician Van Hunt for the third time, confidently stating that she believes they will get married in the future.

Ernesto of Hanover shows his bad temper once again when asked about his ex

Ernesto of Hanover showed his bad temper by trying to snatch the microphone from a journalist who asked him about his ex, Carolina of Monaco.

This is Leo Ayyashi, the son of Cayetana Guillén Cuervo who has just turned 20 years old

Leo Ayyashi, son of actress Cayetana Guillén Cuervo and Palestinian photographer Omar Ayyashi, has just turned 20 years old.

Parents' Opinions on Restricting Social Media Access for Under-16s in Spain

President Pedro Sánchez has announced a package of five measures that includes banning access to social media for those under 16 years old in Spain, aiming to protect young people. This initiative has sparked various opinions among parents regarding its benefits and potential challenges.

Sara Carbonero, together with her children, speaks out about her health issue

On her 42nd birthday, Sara Carbonero opens up and shares details about her health problem, accompanied by her children, showing her process and personal reflection.

They Confirm the Leak of the Nobel Peace Prize to Corina Machado, but Cannot Determine How It Happened

The Institute confirmed that people placed significant amounts on betting sites hours before the announcement of the Nobel Peace Prize to Corina Machado, but it was unable to determine how the leak occurred.

The Australian Open through the 'eyes' of Carlos Alcaraz: 'Blessed Hands Method', bellboys at a hotel, and golf with Roger Federer

Carlos Alcaraz, champion of the Australian Open, shared highlights of the tournament on his social media, including his "Blessed Hands Method," anecdotes with bellboys at a hotel, and a round of golf with Roger Federer.

Several Russian Cyberattacks Against the Winter Olympics Thwarted

Italy has reported that several Russian cyberattacks targeting Olympic venues, including hotels, during the Winter Olympics have been repelled, protecting the security of the event.

James Vowles, Williams boss, on Adrian Newey's Aston Martin

James Vowles, Williams' team principal, has expressed his positive impression of the AMR26, the Aston Martin car designed by Adrian Newey for Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso, acknowledging its potential as a major competitor in F1.

The Saudi league does not forget Vinícius and targets Real Madrid: "If he is available, they will try to bring him"

Esteve Calzada, CEO of Al Hilal, confirmed that the Saudi league remains interested in Vinícius, Real Madrid's forward, and stated that they will try to sign him if he is available.

Atleti presents its two latest signings: "The comparisons with Pedri will always be there"

Rodrigo Mendoza and Obed Vargas were introduced as new players of Atlético de Madrid, highlighting the expectations and common comparisons in football, such as references to Pedri.

AMIGA, a pioneering initiative to bring gynecological health closer to deaf and deafblind women

The Infanta Cristina Hospital in Madrid offers a specialized Gynecology and Obstetrics service for women with sensory disabilities or communication difficulties, facilitating access to gynecological health for deaf and deafblind women.

Brianeitor: "Sometimes children with disabilities are treated with kid gloves, and that is a mistake"

Brianeitor highlights the importance of using humor to confront prejudices and promote inclusion. He points out the need to normalize disability without treating children paternalistically, thus avoiding limiting their development and autonomy.

Non-contributory pensions, IMV, disability... this is what people with disabilities will receive after the pension increase

The Congress rejected the Royal Decree that included the pension increase, but the improvement in amounts for people with disabilities is maintained, affecting non-contributory pensions, the Minimum Vital Income (IMV), and disability benefits. This increase aims to boost the financial resources for this group, improving their quality of life despite the parliamentary deadlock.

A Brain Network Responsible for Parkinson's Identified That Could Double the Effectiveness of Treatments

Researchers have identified a key brain network in Parkinson's disease, which could significantly improve current treatments. This finding opens the door to more effective therapies for the over 10 million people affected by this progressive and disabling neurological disease worldwide.

Banco Santander, Iberdrola, Inditex, Mango, Deoleo... the 'American Dream' of Spanish companies continues despite Trump

Despite challenges posed by the Trump administration, major Spanish companies like Banco Santander, Iberdrola, Inditex, Mango, and Deoleo continue to pursue growth and investment in the U.S. market, viewing it as a key opportunity to expand their international presence and revenues. Their commitment reflects the lasting appeal of the "American dream" for Spanish businesses.

Trump Redraws the Spanish Oil Import Map: USA Repeats Leadership and Venezuela Fades

Crude oil imports in Spain fell by 4.9%, thanks to a reduction in supplies from the main providers. The USA maintains its leadership as the primary exporter, while oil purchases from Venezuela decrease significantly.

Vueling temporarily rescues the Madrid-Barcelona route with the aim of alleviating railway chaos

Vueling will temporarily resume its flights between Barcelona and Madrid from February 9 to 22 to help ease the chaos in rail transport and strengthen the mobility and competitiveness of citizens.

The trail of storms in the field: losses in olive oil and cereal

Agricultural organizations such as Asaja report direct losses in the production of olive oil and cereals in provinces like Jaén, Cuenca, and Ciudad Real, as well as an increase in risks of fungal diseases and damage to infrastructure due to recent storms.

Banco Santander Falls on the Stock Market Following the Purchase of Webster in the United States

Banco Santander has announced a share buyback program worth 5.03 billion euros, financed with 1.83 billion from the results of the second half of 2025 and 3.2 billion from the surplus of the sale of 49% of Santander Bank Polska to Erste Group.

These are the new stores that Lidl will open in Spain during the month of February

Lidl will open twelve new stores in seven autonomous communities of Spain during February, investing 87 million euros in this expansion.

Are There Gay Players? 'More Than Rivals,' the Series That Reopens the Debate Against Homophobia in Sports, Arrives in Spain

The Canadian series "More Than Rivals," starring Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams, addresses homophobia in sports. The fiction follows players Ilya Rozanov and Shane Hollander and seeks to reopen the debate about the presence of gay players. It premieres on February 5th on Movistar Plus+.

'Fallout' (Prime Video): Are We Facing the Best Video Game Adaptation on Television?

The Prime Video series goes beyond simple fanservice and uses the original Fallout universe to offer an engaging storyline that captivates both fans and new viewers.

Luis Tosar and Daniel Calparsoro: Their Roles Before the Premiere of 'Salvador' on Netflix

Luis Tosar and Daniel Calparsoro come together for the sixth time in the series 'Salvador', consolidating their collaboration in both film and television, ahead of the Netflix premiere.

'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms': Egg and Duncan's Most Ominous Prophecy, Explained

The series "The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" explores a pessimistic prophecy mentioned by Egg and Duncan that foreshadows dark consequences for the characters and the realm. This prophecy reflects themes of fatalism and destiny in the narrative, highlighting the growing tensions and threats that will shape the story's development.

100% Positive Reviews: The Miniseries That Revolutionizes the Crime Thriller with Lip Reading

A deaf waitress is hired by the police to read the lips of murder suspects and becomes deeply involved in the case, revolutionizing the crime thriller genre.

Is It Bad to Charge Your Phone All Night? These Are the Habits That Damage Your Phone’s Battery

Leaving your phone charging all night until it reaches 100% is a common habit that can negatively affect the phone’s battery, reducing its lifespan and performance over time.

What is the 400 prefix proposed by the Government and why it has been chosen to prevent 'spam' calls

The Government suggests using the 400 prefix to identify commercial calls and reduce phone spam. This numbering will allow users to easily recognize marketing calls and thus avoid annoyances, improving protection against unwanted calls.

A Large Solar Flare Could Bring a Northern Lights Display to Spain

It is expected that, due to an intense solar flare, northern lights may be visible at lower altitudes, including Spain, in the coming days, although solar activity remains unpredictable.

WhatsApp suffers a serious flaw: having this option enabled allowed infecting your phone by adding you to a group

A default setting in WhatsApp allows a user’s phone to be infected with malware simply by being added to a group, without the user noticing, exposing users to significant security risks.

NASA Sets New Dates for Artemis II: Return to the Moon Could Be on One of These March Days

NASA has set March 7 as the start of the launch window for Artemis II, its mission to return to the Moon.

Shaggy bob, curtain bangs or flequillo: the trending haircuts to change your look in 2026

For 2026, the key trends in haircuts include the shaggy bob and curtain-style bangs. These styles are ideal for those looking for a modern and versatile change of look that will stand out in the coming months.

Romanticism is back: Margot Robbie shows with her look that love is alive

During the promotion of 'Wuthering Heights,' Margot Robbie reflects love and passion through her style and wardrobe, showing that romanticism is more alive than ever.

Heidi Klum, queen of memes for her Grammy dress: "Now we know what happened to the rest of Barbie"

Heidi Klum caused a sensation on the red carpet of the 2026 Grammys by wearing a dress molded from her own figure, although her outfit generated more memes and unexpected reactions than admiration.

The consultant Jordi Segués, on educational reinforcement: "If your child gets a three in History and a ten in Math, give them reinforcement in Math"

Jordi Segués points out a common mistake in education: reinforcing the subjects in which children have bad grades. He suggests focusing on strengthening the areas they like and that motivate them, to improve their academic development and maintain their genuine interest in learning.

The skin also suffers from a hangover: how to combat it, according to experts

Excessive alcohol consumption harms the skin, causing dehydration and damage. However, with a proper routine and specific products, it is possible to mitigate these effects and keep the skin healthy.

Mercadona’s New Face Mask That Has Gone Viral and Is Inspired by Korean Cosmetics

Mercadona has launched a facial mask in stick format inspired by Korean cosmetics (K-beauty). This product, which stands out for its practicality and design, has become very popular and viral on social media, winning over consumers.

Arroz brut, the typical Mallorcan 'dirty broth' ideal for fighting the cold

Arroz brut is a traditional Mallorcan recipe, known as "dirty broth," which stands out for its intense flavor. This dish is ideal for fighting the cold thanks to its hearty mix of ingredients that reflect the island's rich gastronomy.

How to Make Broccoli Pasta with Two Ingredients: A Healthy Recipe That Wins Over Even Those Who Hate This Vegetable

A simple and tasty recipe that allows you to enjoy broccoli in a different way, ideal for those who don’t like this vegetable, using only two ingredients to prepare a healthy pasta.

María Lo's Key to Making a Juicy Spanish Omelette

María Lo, winner of 'MasterChef Spain 10', shares her secret to achieving a juicy Spanish omelette, highlighting key techniques for a perfect result.

The small tapas bar with over 50 years of history that captivates Arturo Pérez-Reverte when he goes to Seville

The writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte reveals that he always visits and feels comfortable at the Stratos bar in Seville, a small tapas bar with over 50 years of history where he "still hangs his hat" every time he goes to the city.

Ribs with Kalimotxo, a Delicious and Fun Recipe by Joseba Arguiñano

Joseba Arguiñano, son of Karlos Arguiñano, presents a simple and original recipe: ribs with kalimotxo, combining this traditional Basque drink with a delicious and fun dish.

The corner of La Rioja known as the 'Spanish Cappadocia': medieval caves that were inhabited

In the third most populated municipality of La Rioja, there is an extensive network of medieval caves, full of history and secrets, reminiscent of the Turkish region of Cappadocia due to their uniqueness and historical value.

The Castle That Hides a Bullring Inside: An Almohad Gem of the Aracena Mountains

The Castle of Aroche, located in the Aracena mountains, was key in the Middle Ages due to its border position with Portugal. This Almohad gem stands out for including a unique bullring inside, an uncommon feature in fortresses of the time.

Tbilisi, the European capital you must visit in 2026 before it becomes too popular

Tbilisi, located between Europe and Asia, stands out for its eclectic architecture and unique cultural blend, making it an unmissable destination to visit in 2026 before it gains too much popularity.

The spa with the highest salinity mineral-medicinal waters in Europe and in a unique setting

This spa is one of the most renowned in Spain, famous for its highly saline mineral-medicinal waters, which offer anti-inflammatory and relaxing benefits in a unique natural environment.

Five Football Stadiums That Are True Works of Art

The article highlights five football stadiums that combine sport and architecture, offering a unique experience that can bring together couples and fans by merging the love of football with an appreciation for artistic design.

Vueling sentenced for charging hand luggage on a Sevilla-Palma flight

A court ruling determines that Vueling cannot charge for hand luggage on its flights, as cabin bags should not be considered an additional or optional service.

Direct flights from Santander: the destinations you can travel to

From Santander, you can fly directly to eight destinations in Spain and six international destinations, operated by airlines such as Iberia, Vueling, Ryanair, and Binter.

What Did Plato Mean About Leadership in His Phrase: "He Who Is Not Good at Serving Will Not Be Good at Leading"

Plato emphasized that a good leader must first be a good servant, focusing on morality and knowledge. His reflection on the human soul and behavior anticipates current themes in psychology, highlighting the importance of ethics and service for effective leadership.

Seneca, Stoic Philosopher: "Things are difficult when we do not dare to do them"

Seneca, a representative of Stoicism, advocated calmly accepting what is impossible to change. His philosophy encourages facing challenges without fear, as the difficulty lies in not daring to act.

Dr. Ana I. Ortiz: "Psychobiotics are the new weapon against stress"

Psychobiotics, a new generation of probiotics, have been shown to benefit mental health and help in stress management, says Dr. Ana I. Ortiz.

A study places Spain among the European countries with the highest cancer survival rates

A study reveals that Spain has cancer survival rates similar to countries such as Scotland and Switzerland in eight types of cancer with high demographic impact, highlighting its favorable position in Europe.

Fernando Mata, sports nutrition expert and researcher: "These are the foods you should eat to perform well at the gym"

According to Fernando Mata, good nutrition is essential not only to improve performance during training but also to ensure that exercise leads to effective results.

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

Gandhi believed that happiness is achieved by living a simple life dedicated to serving others, maintaining harmony between thoughts, words, and actions.

The Role of a New Brain Network in Parkinson's Opens the Way to More Effective Treatments

A study has discovered that Parkinson's disease is related to a new brain network, which opens up possibilities for developing more effective treatments for the disease.

The new highway section to be built in this Andalusian province

The Ministry of Transport has announced the tender for a new section of the SE-40 highway in Seville, which will also include a network of cycling and pedestrian routes to improve sustainable mobility in the area.

We Tested It First and It Surprises: First Impressions of the KGM Torres Actyon

The KGM Torres Actyon, freshly arrived from Korea, is a spacious and comfortable SUV that stands out for its premium aspirations, offering a satisfying and modern driving experience.

The new fire trucks in Madrid: 85 units to achieve a rapid response

Madrid has added 85 new vehicles to the fire department to improve the speed and effectiveness of their emergency interventions in the city.

Spectacular Start to 2026 for Electrified Cars, Although the Numbers Are Deceptive...

The Spanish market begins 2026 with strong growth in sales and market share of electrified cars, especially hybrids, which lead all categories. However, this increase has nuances that require analysis to understand its true impact on sustainable mobility.

The TMC System: The German Alternative to 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, facilitating connectivity and the transmission of traffic information to drivers.

These are the only five bridges that connect Spain and France by road

Only five bridges serve as road border crossings between Spain and France, connecting both countries and facilitating cross-border traffic.

A Cyberattack Exposes Data of 6,800 People from Barcelona's Social Rental Registry

A cyberattack exposed data of 6,800 people in Barcelona's social rental registry. Municipal sources assure that no fraudulent use or demands by cybercriminals have been detected.

Adif detects 648 points that need inspection in Rodalies and prioritizes coastal sections

Adif has identified 648 points requiring inspection in the Rodalies network, especially prioritizing coastal sections and those with a significant presence of trenches or slopes to ensure safety and the good condition of the tracks.

Madrid’s rivers remain under surveillance due to releases from 8 dams and the "heavy rains" expected this Thursday

The Emergency Service 112 is coordinating with municipalities ahead of the storm. This Wednesday there is no serious risk of floods or evacuations, but surveillance continues due to dam releases and the heavy rains forecast for Thursday.

Man Wanted by Interpol for Crimes Related to Illegal Immigration Arrested in Almería

In Almería, a man wanted by Interpol for crimes related to illegal immigration was arrested. Additionally, another companion was arrested for carrying a bag containing cocaine.

Seven years in prison requested for a man for posing as a modeling agent so that a minor would send him photos

A man faces seven years in prison for posing as a modeling agent and demanding that a minor send explicit photos, urging her to show intimate parts of her body.

The two lanes closed on Mandri Street in Barcelona due to the L9 Metro works will reopen on the 10th

The two lanes on Mandri Street closed due to the L9 Metro works in Barcelona will reopen on the 10th. The bus lines, which had changed their routes because of these works, will return to their usual routes.

The Atocha through station begins its construction with underground surveys in Méndez Álvaro and initial street occupations

The construction of the Atocha through station has started with the transplantation of trees on the street and underground surveys to study utility diversions in Méndez Álvaro.

The tapa route arrives at Madrid's new trendy neighborhood: from wok to tequeños with local beer

Prosperidad, an emerging neighborhood in Madrid, will host a tapa route from February 5 to 8 that promises to brighten up the cold months after Christmas. The initiative invites people to enjoy a variety of gastronomy, from wok dishes to tequeños, paired with local beer, making it ideal for weekend plans with friends or family.

The body of a 73-year-old man who went missing on the 1st is found in Cártama

A 73-year-old man who had been missing since the 1st was found dead in Cártama. He left home with his phone, whose signal allowed his location to be tracked until his body was found.

A court in Teruel sends five of the seven arrested to prison for 85 burglaries in bars across several provinces

Five of the seven individuals arrested for a criminal network responsible for 85 burglaries in bars across several provinces, including Teruel, Valencia, and Zaragoza, have been sent to prison by a court in Teruel. The gang operated in multiple regions, also affecting Castellón, Córdoba, and Ciudad Real.

Trial begins for those accused of the murder of a 19-year-old young man in a nightclub in Alcorcón

The Prosecutor's Office is requesting up to 55 years in prison for three defendants accused of shooting and killing a 19-year-old young man in a nightclub in Alcorcón in October 2022.

He puts his phone in ice to study while it melts, and the result might not surprise you much

A student places his phone in ice to use it while it melts, aiming to study without interruptions. The experiment shows that keeping the phone cold can prevent overheating, although it is not a revolutionary method to improve the device's performance or battery life.

The Strange Case of Mike 'Madman' Marcum, the Young Man Who Disappeared After Claiming He Could Time Travel

Mike 'Madman' Marcum claimed in 1996 to have created a machine that allowed him to travel two years into the future. After making these statements, he mysteriously disappeared, sparking speculation about his whereabouts and the truthfulness of his story.

The 'sadistic' jokes of a fairground worker to scare people before letting them drop: "The seatbelt isn't fastened"

The fairground worker scares customers before letting them drop on the ride with jokes about supposed faults in the seatbelt or the system, creating tension and surprise just before the descent.

What Pheromone Collars for Dogs Are and When They Can Help

Pheromone collars are recommended for dogs with mild to moderate anxiety, as they help to calm these conditions. They are not suitable for all dogs.

How to socialize a kitten following the guidelines of feline ethology

A socialized cat is one that, according to feline ethology, feels secure enough to make its own decisions, not simply one that tolerates everything without setting boundaries.

Canine Anatomy: Why Some Dogs Have Such Long Ears

This study highlights how evolution and human choices have influenced canine characteristics, explaining why some breeds have such long ears.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Thursday, February 5, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, February 5, 2026, on 20minutos.es, where you can also review yesterday's and tomorrow's predictions to guide your day.

Major Projects That Seville Lost: From EuroDisney to Zaha Hadid’s Library

Seville has lost several ambitious projects that would have transformed the city, such as EuroDisney and a library designed by Zaha Hadid, reflecting missed opportunities for the development and modernization of the Andalusian capital.

La Sagrada Familia Advances in Height, but Faces Its Most Delicate Challenge: the Facade

La Sagrada Familia is progressing towards completion with the Tower of Jesus almost finished. However, it faces a complex urban, social, and judicial debate that will decisively influence the completion of its iconic facade.

Labor reminds the right to modify working hours in the face of red alerts due to the storm

In the face of intense rains and red alerts caused by Storm Leonardo, especially in Andalusia, the Labor department reminds employers and workers that they have the right to modify the working day to ensure safety, in a context where classes have been canceled and homes evacuated.

Caballo Muerte (Aloud Music, 2025)

Caballo Muerte presents apocalyptic punk full of raw energy and provocative lyrics. Their debut with Aloud Music in 2025 promises to break the mold with an intense sound that blends rebellion and social criticism, capturing the essence of a world in chaos.

Truck Driver's Near-Death Scare After a Piece of Ice Pierced His Windshield

A truck driver had a major scare when a piece of ice pierced his windshield. Fortunately, he only suffered minor cuts and did not require medical attention. No other injuries were reported.

Photos of Julio Iglesias with Other Celebrities You Might Have Forgotten

Julio Iglesias has been captured in photos alongside various artists and politicians throughout his career, showcasing his connections with well-known figures you might have forgotten.

Which Kardashian Are You According to Your Zodiac Sign

The Kardashian family stands out for the variety of their zodiac signs, as none of Kris Jenner’s children share the same sign. This astrological analysis allows you to discover which family member matches your sign, including famous figures like Kim and Kylie.

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

Spain continues to face atmospheric instability after several recent storms. Following a very rainy January, February will continue with similar conditions, including rain, snow, and severe disruptions in various regions.

The Best Cartoons by Álvaro Terán

Álvaro Terán presents a collection of his best cartoons published in 20minutos, highlighting his sharp social critique and graphic humor.

Manuel Vilas bequeaths his never-before-read youth diaries, three love letters to Ana Merino, and his wedding photo to the Caja de las Letras

The writer Manuel Vilas has donated his unpublished youth diaries, three love letters to Ana Merino, and a photo of his wedding to the Caja de las Letras, requesting that his legacy not be opened until 2051.

Josefina Castellví Dies at 90, Pioneer of Antarctic Research

Josefina Castellví, a Spanish pioneer in Antarctic research, passed away at the age of 90. During her career, she worked on the first Spanish ship to Antarctica and retired professionally in the year 2000, leaving a remarkable legacy in polar scientific exploration.

National Police Officer from Benidorm on Trial Accused of Drug Trafficking and Providing Narcotics Information to Criminals

The National Police officer from Benidorm will be tried along with three other accused individuals detained in an operation in July 2020, on charges of drug trafficking and disclosing information about drug traffickers to criminals.

United States strikes several targets of the Islamic State in Syria

The United States Army destroyed a communications center, a key logistics node, and weapons depots in Syria, in attacks aimed at the Islamic State.

Barcelona builds a four-story building with wooden modules

Barcelona is constructing a four-story building with wooden modules to provide housing for young people between 18 and 30 years old, promoting sustainable and affordable housing solutions.

Zayn Malik announces 'Konnakol', his new album honoring his roots

Zayn Malik has announced his fifth album, 'Konnakol', a tribute to his roots. The cover was shared on his social media, and the album will be released next April.

The US and the EU Agree on Their First Action Plan for Trade in Critical Minerals to Counter China

The US, the EU, and Japan have agreed on their first joint action plan to regulate trade in critical minerals, aiming to reduce their dependence on China and strengthen security in global supply chains.

The USA and Its Southern Neighbors Sign Agreements for the Supply of Critical Minerals and Rare Earths

The United States and South American countries such as Argentina, Ecuador, and Paraguay have signed agreements to exchange natural resources, ensuring the supply of critical minerals and rare earths essential for various industries.

Fatal collision in the Aegean Sea: at least 14 immigrants dead after a crash with the Greek coast guard

A Greek patrol boat collided with a vessel attempting to disembark immigrants on an island in the Aegean Sea. The incident, which occurred during the chase, caused the death of at least 14 people.

The King Calls for Commitment to Boost the Competitiveness of the Spanish Industry and Strengthen the European Union

Felipe VI highlighted the importance of strengthening the Spanish industry to face protectionist challenges and reinforce the European Union, considering it an existential challenge for Europe.

Moeve receives the National Industry Award 'Made in Spain' for its 'Track and Trace' project

Moeve was awarded the National Industry Award for its 'Track and Trace' project, which improves logistics management and the experience of customers, suppliers, and employees through real-time traceability of supplies.

A dystopian Barcelona like 'Blade Runner' will project Ridley Scott's holograms onto the Torre Glòries

The artist Antonio Arola has created the show Laser Faces, which will project holograms inspired by Ridley Scott onto the Torre Glòries, transforming Barcelona's urban landscape into a dystopian scene in the style of 'Blade Runner'.

What is START III, the nuclear arms control treaty that is expiring and being threatened by Russia: "It should alert the world"

The START III treaty limits strategic nuclear warheads to 1,550 and ballistic delivery systems to 700. Its expiration and Russia's threats are causing global concern over a possible increase in the nuclear arms race.

Three dead from the collapse of a house following the storm in Morocco

Three people, two women and a girl, died after the collapse of a house in Beni Arous, caused by a landslide following a storm.

A Native American tribe thanks Billie Eilish for her message about "stolen lands"

A Native American tribe expressed their gratitude to Billie Eilish for raising awareness about the issue of "stolen lands" in her artistic message, recognizing the importance of educating people about the history and rights of Indigenous peoples.

Footballers Pau Cubarsí and Joan García, victims of two burglaries at their homes in Barcelona

Footballers Pau Cubarsí and Joan García suffered burglaries at their homes in Barcelona, where the thieves took high-end jewelry and watches valued at around six thousand euros.

The Nasser Hospital in Gaza Reports That Palestinian Deaths from Israeli Attacks Total 21

Since the ceasefire, Israel has carried out attacks after reporting aggressions against its soldiers, causing dozens of Palestinian deaths, with the Nasser Hospital in Gaza reporting 21 fatalities.

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Participate in the 20M Surveys to express your opinion and discover the responses of other readers on current topics. These surveys aim to gather diverse perspectives and encourage citizen participation in public debate.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to learn and make decisions. To get started, it's essential to understand basic concepts such as machine learning and neural networks. Additionally, it is important to explore accessible tools and platforms for practice. AI has applications in various sectors, from healthcare to finance, and its development involves ethical challenges that must be considered.

Fear of relapse, the main concern for 84% of women with early HR+/HER2- breast cancer

A study by several organizations reveals that 84% of women with early HR+/HER2– breast cancer after surgery and adjuvant treatment have fear of relapse as their main concern, highlighting the importance of psychological support in their treatment.

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

The Minimum Vital Income in Spain is being expanded to include people over 23 years old who live with their parents, with the aim of preventing poverty and social exclusion. This benefit already supports nearly one million children and adolescents, strengthening social protection in the country.

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

Emilia Clarke revealed that she suffered a rib injury while filming intimate scenes for the SkyShowtime series 'Ponies.' She clarified that it didn’t break completely, but just came out a little, which caused her accident during filming.

'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms': How many episodes does the 'Game of Thrones' spin-off have? Dates on HBO Max

After 'Game of Thrones' and its prequel 'House of the Dragon', HBO Max presents the spin-off 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms', which will feature new adventures in Westeros, expanding the universe of the successful saga.

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 in internal harmony, where thoughts, words, and actions align, and he advocated for a simple life dedicated to serving others.

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

This two-season true crime series, written by the lead detective, is ideal for those who enjoyed 'The Port Talbot Murders.' Available on Prime Video, it can be easily watched over a weekend.

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

PLD Space is rapidly advancing the development of the reusable rocket MIURA 5, which is planned to be launched from Kourou. This project aims to position Spain among the leading nations in the space industry.

'Marshals: A Yellowstone Story' When Does Season 1 Premiere? Release Dates on SkyShowtime

The Yellowstone spin-off, created by Taylor Sheridan and starring Kevin Costner, arrives on SkyShowtime in Spain. The series moves away from the Dutton Ranch to offer a new perspective within the Yellowstone universe.

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 internal messages, helping us better understand ourselves and our emotional state.

This is how measles manifests: warning signs, ways of transmission, and how to prevent it

Measles is highly contagious, with people transmitting it from 5 days before to 4 days after the onset of symptoms. Knowing its signs and modes of transmission is key to preventing and controlling the disease.

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

Gabriel Rolón analyzes how love is connected to childhood experiences and points out that falling in love is a learning process. He explains why some people are attracted to harmful relationships, linking this to patterns learned in childhood and the complexity of human emotions.

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

The Minimum Vital Income in 2026 will be allocated to specific individuals and groups who meet certain requirements, including orphans, minors, and women victims of gender-based violence, among other beneficiaries designated by Social Security.

Russia will continue to supply oil to Cuba, RIA cites ambassador

Russia will maintain its oil supplies to Cuba despite challenges, the Russian ambassador said. This move supports Cuba amid ongoing economic difficulties and signals strong bilateral relations. The continuation of oil exports is part of Russia's commitment to its traditional allies in the region.

Oil falls 2% on easing supply concern after US, Iran agree to talks

Oil prices dropped 2% as concerns over supply eased following the announcement that the US and Iran have agreed to resume nuclear talks. The potential diplomatic progress reduces the risk of disruptions in oil supply from the Middle East, alleviating market fears and leading to the price decline.

Silver prices plummet 16%, wipe out recent rebound

Silver prices fell sharply by 16%, erasing gains from a recent recovery. The downturn is attributed to rising economic uncertainties and stronger dollar trends, which reduced investor demand for the precious metal as a safe haven. Market analysts warn that volatility could persist amid ongoing global financial concerns.

Oil prices slide over 1% with US-Iran talks in focus

Oil prices dropped over 1% amid renewed US-Iran talks on the nuclear deal, raising prospects for increased Iranian oil exports. Traders weigh the impact of potential easing of sanctions against existing market uncertainties, leading to volatility in crude prices.

Gold prices fall, silver plummets 16% as dollar firms ahead of central bank meetings

Gold prices declined while silver dropped sharply by 16% due to a stronger US dollar as investors awaited central bank meetings. The firm dollar increased the appeal of holding cash over precious metals, pressuring their prices ahead of key monetary policy decisions.

Traders rush to lock in oil prices amid Iran geopolitical risk, more Venezuelan supply

Traders are accelerating oil price contracts due to rising geopolitical tensions involving Iran and increased oil exports from Venezuela. These factors add volatility to the market, prompting buyers to secure prices amid uncertainties over supply disruptions and shifting trade dynamics. The combined impact of Middle Eastern risks and South American supply changes is influencing global oil price stability.

Trump, Xi discuss Taiwan and soybeans in call aimed at easing China-US relations

Former President Trump and Chinese President Xi held a call focused on easing tensions between the US and China. Key topics included Taiwan's status and soybean trade, aiming to improve bilateral relations and reduce economic and geopolitical frictions. The dialogue marks an effort to foster cooperation despite ongoing challenges between the two nations.

Argentina signs critical minerals deal with US, foreign ministry says

Argentina and the US have signed a strategic agreement to collaborate on critical minerals, essential for technology and clean energy sectors. The deal aims to boost supply chain security and promote sustainable mining practices. Argentina views the partnership as key to economic growth and reducing reliance on China for these vital resources.

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Exclusive - Nippon Steel Considering $3.2 Billion Convertible Bond Sale, Sources Say

Nippon Steel is contemplating a $3.2 billion convertible bond sale to strengthen its financial position, according to sources. The move aims to support the company’s growth and investment plans amid fluctuating steel market conditions. No final decision has been made yet.

Japan stocks lower at close of trade; Nikkei 225 down 0.73%

Japan's stock market closed lower, with the Nikkei 225 index dropping 0.73%. The decline was influenced by mixed global economic data and cautious investor sentiment ahead of key earnings reports. Market participants remained watchful of currency fluctuations and ongoing geopolitical tensions impacting trade dynamics.

Memory chip prices surge as much as 90% so far in Q1 - Counterpoint

Memory chip prices have increased by up to 90% in the first quarter, driven by rising demand and supply constraints. Factors include increased production of consumer electronics and inventory restocking by manufacturers. This sharp price surge reflects a recovering market after previous downturns, impacting costs across the tech industry.

Nippon Steel widens full year net loss forecast to 70 billion yen

Nippon Steel has increased its full-year net loss forecast to 70 billion yen due to weaker steel demand and soaring raw material costs. The company cited continued global economic uncertainties affecting the steel market, prompting the revision from its previous estimate. Nippon Steel aims to implement cost-cutting measures and boost efficiency to mitigate losses in the challenging environment.

KKR to acquire Arctos Partners for $1.4 billion - report

Private equity firm KKR plans to acquire Arctos Partners for $1.4 billion. The deal will expand KKR's presence in the middle-market investment sector. This strategic acquisition aligns with KKR's growth ambitions and diversifies its portfolio, leveraging Arctos’ expertise and assets.

Siemens Healthineers posts steady Q1 as imaging strength offsets diagnostics drag

Siemens Healthineers reported stable Q1 results, with strong performance in its imaging segment compensating for weaker diagnostics sales. The company’s imaging business showed robust demand, helping offset challenges faced in the diagnostics division due to market headwinds. Overall, Siemens Healthineers maintained steady growth, driven by innovation and solid order intakes despite ongoing global economic uncertainties.

Volvo Cars’ Q4 profits tumble in a challenging market

Volvo Cars reported a significant drop in Q4 profits due to a challenging global automotive market. Factors such as supply chain disruptions, increased production costs, and reduced demand impacted earnings. Despite setbacks, the company remains focused on expanding its electric vehicle lineup and improving operational efficiency to navigate ongoing market uncertainties.

China said to halt Panama deals after ports operation nulled, Bloomberg News reports

China has reportedly paused deals in Panama following a court ruling that nullified a key Chinese-operated port deal. The development marks a setback for China's expanding influence in the region and raises concerns about the stability of its overseas investments. Panama is reassessing terms with Chinese companies amid legal and political challenges.

HP, Dell, Acer and Asus consider Chinese memory sourcing amid shortages - Nikkei

Major PC makers HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus are exploring sourcing memory chips from Chinese suppliers due to ongoing global shortages. This shift aims to diversify supply chains and reduce reliance on traditional suppliers in Taiwan and South Korea, addressing supply constraints and price pressures in the memory market.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 1.81%

Taiwan's stock market closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 1.81%. The gains were driven by strong performances in technology and semiconductor sectors, supported by positive global economic signals and increased investor confidence. Market sentiment improved amid easing geopolitical tensions and better-than-expected corporate earnings reports.

Ireland services growth eases in January but remains solid

Ireland's services sector growth slowed in January but continued to expand at a solid pace. This moderation reflects challenges such as inflation and global economic uncertainties, yet demand remains robust. Firms reported steady increases in new business and output, indicating resilience despite external pressures. Employment growth also persisted, supporting sustained sector confidence.

Mozambique private sector stagnates in January amid slower growth

Mozambique's private sector experienced stagnation in January due to a slowdown in economic growth. Key industries showed limited expansion, reflecting challenges such as reduced investment and subdued demand. The sluggish performance highlights ongoing difficulties in revitalizing the sector amid broader economic pressures. Efforts to stimulate growth remain critical for improving business confidence and activity.

Australia trade balance rises less than expected in Dec as exports lag

Australia's trade surplus grew less than expected in December due to weaker exports. Despite increased shipments of some commodities, overall export growth slowed, affecting the trade balance. Imports continued steady growth, slightly offsetting the increase in the trade surplus.

US January employment report will be published next Wednesday, BLS says

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the January employment report will be released next Wednesday. The report is expected to provide insights into job growth, unemployment rates, and wage changes, helping gauge the labor market's health amid ongoing economic challenges.

Trump’s one-year African Growth Act extension offers brief but fragile trade reprieve, analysts say

The Trump administration extended the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) for one year, providing a short-term trade reprieve for African nations. Analysts warn the extension is fragile and insufficient for long-term economic growth, urging more comprehensive trade and investment strategies to sustain progress beyond the temporary extension.

US Crude Oil Inventories Decline More Than Expected, Bolsters Crude Prices

US crude oil inventories fell significantly more than anticipated, supporting a rise in crude prices. This decline suggests stronger demand or reduced supply, impacting market dynamics and influencing energy sector trends.

US services sector treads water in January as new orders slow

The US services sector showed minimal growth in January as new orders decelerated, signaling cautious business sentiment. Despite steady employment levels, slower demand growth reflects lingering economic uncertainties, impacting overall sector momentum.

ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI holds steady, meets expectations

The ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI remained steady at its previous level, aligning with market expectations. The report indicates stable growth in the service sector, with steady demand and employment. Business activities and new orders showed moderate expansion, suggesting continued economic resilience despite global uncertainties. Overall, the data reflects sustained momentum in the non-manufacturing industries.

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Pakistan must create 30 million jobs over next decade, World Bank president says

The World Bank president emphasized the urgent need for Pakistan to generate 30 million jobs in the next ten years to address its growing population and economic challenges. This significant job creation is crucial to reduce poverty, improve living standards, and support sustainable growth amid rising unemployment and economic pressures.

Bitcoin slumps with key $70,000 level in sight

Bitcoin's price has dropped sharply, nearing the critical $70,000 support level amid growing market uncertainty. Analysts warn that breaching this threshold could trigger further declines, while some investors remain optimistic about a potential rebound fueled by strong institutional interest and bullish fundamentals.

Analysis – ‘Software-mageddon’ Leaves Investors Bargain-Hunting but Wary

Investors are cautiously exploring bargains amid the so-called "Software-mageddon," marked by sharp declines in software stocks due to concerns over slowing growth and high valuations. While some see opportunities for long-term gains, uncertainty about the sector's outlook and earnings potential keeps many wary, balancing optimism with prudence in their investment strategies.

Precious metals, oil slide as global tensions ease; copper down

Precious metals and oil prices fell as global geopolitical tensions eased, leading to reduced safe-haven demand. Copper prices also declined amid concerns over weakening industrial demand. The market response reflects improved risk sentiment and expectations of stabilized supply chains.

Dollar recovers as central bank decisions loom, markets turn risk-off

The US dollar strengthened as investors adopted a risk-off stance ahead of key central bank meetings. Market participants are cautious, awaiting potential policy changes that could impact global economic outlooks. The recovery in the dollar reflects increased demand for safe-haven assets amid uncertainties surrounding upcoming interest rate decisions.

Morning Bid: Skittish investors haunted by tech sell-off

Investors remain cautious as a sharp sell-off in tech stocks stokes concerns about market volatility. The decline has prompted worries over valuations and future earnings, leading to subdued trading activity. Analysts suggest monitoring key tech companies for signs of recovery while staying alert to broader economic indicators that could influence market direction.

Thai headline CPI drops more than forecast in January, to rise from April, ministry says

Thailand's headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell more than expected in January, influenced by reduced energy prices and easing supply chain issues. However, the Ministry of Commerce forecasts CPI will start rising from April due to anticipated higher fuel costs and resumed economic activities, signaling a shift towards inflationary pressures later in the year.

Paul Weiss Law Firm Chairman Brad Karp Resigns After Epstein Emails Released

Brad Karp, Chairman of Paul Weiss law firm, has resigned following the release of emails revealing the firm's discreet handling of Jeffrey Epstein-related matters. The correspondence raised concerns about the firm's involvement and response during Epstein’s legal issues, prompting Karp to step down amid growing scrutiny and criticism.

Fed’s Cook says it’s time to ’wait and see’ on rates

Fed Governor Christopher Waller emphasized a cautious approach to interest rate decisions, advocating for a "wait and see" strategy amid mixed economic signals. He highlighted the need to assess inflation trends and labor market conditions before making further adjustments, suggesting patience is crucial to balancing growth and price stability.

Fed’s Cook says policy rate ‘ever so mildly’ restrictive

Fed Governor Christopher Waller described the current policy rate as "ever so mildly" restrictive, suggesting it is slightly limiting economic activity to curb inflation. He indicated that further rate hikes may be cautious and data-dependent, reflecting evolving economic conditions and the Fed's commitment to achieving price stability without harming growth.

XRP Falls 10% In Rout

XRP's price dropped 10% amid a broad market sell-off, driven by concerns over regulatory pressures and declining investor confidence. The downturn reflects ongoing challenges in the cryptocurrency sector, impacting prices across multiple digital assets. Analysts suggest caution as volatility remains high in the current market environment.

Bitcoin price today: plunges below $71k as global tech sell-off hits risk assets

Bitcoin's price fell below $71,000 amid a broader sell-off in global tech stocks, impacting risk assets worldwide. Investors moved away from high-risk investments due to market uncertainty, leading to declines in cryptocurrency values alongside tech equities.

Citi outlines key levels for bitcoin as it erases all gains since Trump’s victory

Citi identified critical price levels for bitcoin as the cryptocurrency lost all its gains made since Donald Trump’s 2016 election win. The report highlights bitcoin's challenges amid market volatility and suggests key support and resistance points that could influence future price movements. Citi’s analysis reflects growing uncertainty in crypto markets following recent declines.

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Bitcoin continues to languish near 15-month lows after heavy liquidations

Bitcoin remains near its lowest levels in 15 months following significant liquidations in the market. The cryptocurrency has struggled to regain momentum amid ongoing bearish sentiment and broader economic uncertainties, leading to subdued trading activity and investor caution.

Crypto press releases dominated by high-risk projects, Chainstory study finds

A Chainstory study reveals that most crypto press releases focus on high-risk projects, often lacking transparency and substantial backing. The research highlights concerns over misleading information aimed at attracting investors to volatile ventures, underscoring the need for better regulatory oversight and due diligence in the crypto media landscape.

DitGold’s DITAU Token to Begin Spot Trading on Biconomy

DitGold's DITAU token will start spot trading on the Biconomy platform, enhancing liquidity and accessibility for users. This development aims to expand DitGold's ecosystem by providing a seamless trading experience and attracting more investors to the DITAU token.

Tramplin Introduces Premium Staking on Solana, a Proven Savings Model Rebuilt for Crypto

Tramplin launched Premium Staking on Solana, adapting a traditional savings model to crypto. This service offers users secure, high-yield staking options powered by Solana’s fast, low-cost blockchain. By leveraging proven financial strategies, Tramplin aims to attract investors seeking reliable returns in the decentralized finance space.

Zeta Network explores real-world asset tokenization for treasury strategy

Zeta Network plans to integrate real-world asset tokenization into its treasury strategy to diversify holdings and enhance liquidity. This move aims to stabilize the network's financial base by leveraging blockchain technology to represent tangible assets digitally, offering increased transparency and potential growth opportunities for its ecosystem.

Zeta Network Group evaluates real-world asset tokenization strategy

Zeta Network Group is exploring a strategy to tokenize real-world assets, aiming to enhance liquidity and accessibility in the digital economy. By leveraging blockchain technology, the group intends to create a secure platform for asset tokenization, potentially transforming traditional investment methods and broadening market participation.

Sampo updates dividend policy to include share buybacks

Sampo Group announced an update to its dividend policy, now incorporating share buybacks alongside cash dividends. This move aims to enhance shareholder value and provide flexibility in capital distribution. The company emphasized maintaining a strong balance sheet while optimizing returns for investors through this dual approach.

Sampo reports 8% premium growth, 12% underwriting result increase

Sampo announced an 8% rise in premiums and a 12% increase in underwriting results, reflecting strong business performance. The company highlighted improved risk management and operational efficiency as key drivers behind the growth. These results demonstrate Sampo's solid position in the insurance market and its ability to deliver consistent value to stakeholders amid challenging conditions.

Nordic insurer Sampo reports 12% growth in underwriting result for 2025

Nordic insurer Sampo announced a 12% increase in its underwriting result for 2025, driven by improved risk management and favorable market conditions. The company highlighted strong performance in its property and casualty segments, attributing growth to disciplined pricing and enhanced claims handling. Sampo remains optimistic about sustaining profitability amid evolving insurance market dynamics.

Jyske Bank launches DKK 3 billion share buyback program

Jyske Bank has announced a share buyback program worth DKK 3 billion. The initiative aims to enhance shareholder value and optimize the bank’s capital structure. The program is subject to market conditions and regulatory approvals and reflects the bank’s confidence in its financial strength and future prospects.

Jyske Bank launches $3 billion share buyback program

Jyske Bank announced a $3 billion share buyback program aimed at boosting shareholder value. The initiative reflects the bank's strong capital position and confidence in its future prospects, enabling it to return excess capital to investors while maintaining financial stability. The buyback is expected to positively impact earnings per share and shareholder returns.

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Jyske Bank reports 7% rise in earnings per share for 2025

Jyske Bank announced a 7% increase in earnings per share for 2025, driven by strong performance in its core banking operations and improved cost efficiency. The bank’s revenue growth was supported by higher lending and increased fee income, while prudent risk management helped maintain asset quality. The positive outlook reflects confidence in sustained economic recovery and strategic initiatives.

Canadian pension funds to sell stakes in UK’s largest port operator - report

Canadian pension funds are reportedly set to sell their stakes in the UK’s largest port operator. This move aligns with a broader strategy to rebalance investment portfolios and capitalize on market conditions, reflecting changing priorities in global asset management. The sale may impact the port’s investment landscape and ownership structure moving forward.

Forgent Power Solutions prices IPO at $27 per share, begins NYSE trading

Forgent Power Solutions priced its initial public offering at $27 per share and started trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The IPO underscores the company's growth ambitions and market confidence in its energy solutions.

Tyson Foods declares quarterly dividend of $0.51 per share

Tyson Foods announced a quarterly dividend of $0.51 per share, reflecting its commitment to returning value to shareholders. The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record on a specified date, supporting steady income amidst the company’s ongoing business activities and market presence.