News Summary - 02/06/2026

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US and Iran Talks to Begin as Fears of Direct Conflict Continue

The US has increased its military presence in the Middle East amid concerns over Iran's violent suppression of protests, raising fears of potential direct conflict. Talks between the US and Iran are set to begin in an effort to ease tensions.

We had sex in a Chinese hotel, then found we had been broadcast to thousands

A couple staying in a Shenzhen hotel discovered that their private moments were secretly recorded by a hidden camera and streamed online to thousands of viewers without their consent, raising serious privacy concerns.

US police believe Savannah Guthrie's missing mother is 'still out there'

Nancy Guthrie's family has shared a second video this week appealing for her safe return. The 84-year-old woman remains missing, and police maintain hope she is still alive and out there.

US healthcare needs fixing, but there's no agreement on how to do it

The US healthcare system faces significant challenges, but political divisions hinder consensus on solutions. Despite widespread recognition of its flaws and urgent need for reform, differing views on how to address costs, access, and quality prevent unified action, leaving the system in continued crisis.

Louvre Museum Crown Left Crushed but 'Intact' After Raid

The Paris museum released initial images of the crown following a theft, revealing it was badly deformed but still intact.

Trump endorses Japan's Takaichi ahead of snap election

Former US President Donald Trump has publicly endorsed Japan's candidate Takaichi ahead of the country's snap election, a rare move for US leaders to support foreign political figures.

For Thailand's popular progressives, winning the vote is only the first hurdle

Thailand heads to the polls again after three years of political unrest. While progressive candidates have gained popularity, their real challenge lies beyond winning votes, as they navigate ongoing political instability and obstacles to implement change.

Norway investigates former PM Jagland over alleged Epstein links

Norwegian authorities suspect former Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland of "aggravated corruption" and have requested the revocation of his immunity to proceed with the investigation connected to alleged links with Jeffrey Epstein.

Russia and Ukraine exchange prisoners as peace talks end without breakthrough

Russia and Ukraine conducted their first prisoner exchange since October, with 157 Ukrainians and 160 Russians returned to their home countries. This development came as peace talks concluded without any significant progress.

Lebanon says Israel sprayed southern villages with concentrated herbicide

Lebanon alleges that Israel sprayed its southern villages with concentrated glyphosate herbicide, affecting extensive farmland. Israel has declined to comment on the accusation.

Japanese city cancels cherry blossom festival over badly behaved tourists

Fujiyoshida town in Japan has canceled its cherry blossom festival due to "overtourism." Local authorities cite the disruptive behavior of tourists during the iconic blossom season, which has made daily life difficult for residents.

Three African countries agree to UK migrant returns after visa penalty threat

The Democratic Republic of Congo, Namibia, and Angola have agreed to cooperate with the UK on returning migrants following a UK threat to impose visa penalties.

Israeli intelligence chief's brother charged with smuggling cigarettes into Gaza

Bezalel Zini, an Israeli military reservist and brother of the Israeli intelligence chief, is accused of smuggling 14 cartons of cigarettes into Gaza in exchange for $117,000.

Dozens of Muslims 'massacred' in Nigeria for refusing to join jihadists, says governor

At least 78 bodies have been buried following a massacre in Nigeria, with fears that the total death toll may reach around 170. The victims were reportedly killed for refusing to join jihadist groups, according to the governor.

Meet the Women Protecting India's Snow Leopards

Women in India brave severe cold to monitor and conserve snow leopards, a species once feared as a threat in their communities. Their efforts help protect this elusive predator and promote coexistence.

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

Due to Russia's advances in her hometown, Natalia has relocated her late husband's grave to Kyiv to protect it from potential seizure or desecration amid ongoing conflict.

How penis injections became a Winter Olympic talking point

The World Anti-Doping Agency may investigate reports suggesting male ski jumpers are injecting their penises to enhance performance, raising concerns about potential doping methods at the Winter Olympics.

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

A recent student uprising in Bangladesh raised hopes for political change, signaling a new dawn. However, despite this youth-driven momentum, established political parties are still favored to win the upcoming landmark election.

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

The rising global popularity of Korean culture has boosted demand for dried seaweed, a simple snack that is black, crispy, and often flat and square. This surge in demand is driving up prices, making the once-affordable snack increasingly expensive worldwide.

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

Although the Justice Department has concluded its review of Epstein-related files, the controversy continues to generate public interest and new developments, making it difficult for America to simply move on from the issue.

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

Several Indian states are considering implementing regulations similar to Australia's law that restricts children's access to social media, aiming to address concerns over its impact on young users.

Watch: The US and Russia's nuclear treaty is dead. What comes next?

The expiration of the New START treaty marks the first time since 1991 that the US and Russia have no limits on their nuclear weapons, raising concerns about a renewed arms race and global security risks.

What's happened since Savannah Guthrie's mother disappeared?

Police have announced a $50,000 reward for information on Savannah Guthrie's mother's disappearance. Meanwhile, the FBI is actively reviewing two ransom notes related to the case.

Watch: Inside Gaza hospital struggling to provide care to newborn babies

Since the ceasefire began three months ago, more aid has entered Gaza, yet the UN warns that the supplies remain far from sufficient to meet the urgent needs at hospitals caring for newborn babies.

Son of Norway's Crown Princess gives evidence as rape trial continues

Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess, denies rape and several serious charges during his court appearance in Oslo, as the trial proceeds.

Watch: Giant phantom jellyfish floating off Argentina

Scientists exploring the deep sea in the South Atlantic have spotted a rare giant phantom jellyfish, highlighting the mysterious marine life in the region.

Storm Leonardo, latest live updates on the floods | Evacuation ordered for flood-prone municipalities in the Guadalquivir basin and Córdoba city

Storm Leonardo is causing severe flooding in the Guadalquivir basin and Córdoba. Authorities have ordered the urgent evacuation of municipalities in flood-prone areas to protect the population due to rising water levels and severe risks from intense and continuous rainfall. Live coverage of the situation continues.

One Third of State Dams Need "Urgent" Reinforcements and Half Have Defective Drainage Systems

Engineers warn that one third of the 1,300 large state-owned dams require urgent reinforcements and half have defective drainage systems, due to a lack of public funding for maintenance amid historic storms.

Moreno urges Andalusians to exercise "maximum concern" amid Storm Leonardo, which keeps several dams at the limit in Cádiz

The president of the Junta warns about the severity of Storm Leonardo, which has left several dams at their limit in Cádiz. He announces new evacuations in addition to the 4,000 already carried out and calls for maximum caution in an extremely complex situation that will persist until weather conditions improve.

It is raining today...

A large part of Spain is experiencing heavy rains that exceed the soil's capacity to absorb water, putting the national hydro infrastructure at risk due to the high pressure from accumulated water.

These are the dams with the highest risk for the Spanish population in the event of a possible rupture

The Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge evaluates and classifies dams in Spain according to the risk they pose to urban centers, essential services, and the environment in case of rupture, identifying those that present the maximum danger to the population.

Hotels Rally Behind Grazalema and Shelter the Evacuated: "Let Them Stay as Long as Needed"

Authorities completely evacuated Grazalema due to Storm Leonardo. Local hotels are helping the evacuees by offering them accommodation with no time limit, showing solidarity in the face of the emergency.

The Entire Population of Grazalema Evacuated to Ronda Due to the Effects of Storm Leonardo: "A Sensible and Prudent Decision"

The Civil Guard reports that the total evacuation of the town of Grazalema in Cádiz due to Storm Leonardo will be carried out house by house and in sections, relocating the population to Ronda as a precautionary measure.

What is the Guadalquivir Defense Wall? This is How the Infrastructure that Protects Seville Works

The Guadalquivir defense wall is a civil engineering infrastructure designed to prevent floods in Seville, especially protecting neighborhoods such as Triana and El Arenal.

Thousands of people remain evacuated as the arrival of the new storm Marta is awaited

Storm Leonardo has caused significant damage, leaving thousands of people evacuated. Authorities remain on alert as they prepare for the arrival of the new storm Marta, which could worsen the situation with more rain and strong winds. Emergency teams continue working to protect the population and minimize the impacts.

Madrid maintains alert due to the rising of the Manzanares, Jarama, and Alberche rivers, with around a thousand incidents caused by strong winds

The City Council and the Delegation ask people not to approach the riverbanks for safety reasons due to the rising rivers. The Manzanares is on orange alert, while the Jarama and Alberche remain on red alert. Additionally, around a thousand incidents have been reported in the region due to strong winds.

Aragón closes the campaign with a surging Vox aiming to influence Azcón and a PSOE in its lowest moments

The electoral campaign in Aragón ends with Vox strengthened and seeking to influence Azcón, while the PSOE is going through a historically weak moment, facing significant challenges to regain support.

Where Are the Aragonese Elections Contested? These Are the Key Strongholds for Aragon’s Future

Three key seats will define the Aragonese elections: in Huesca, the contest is between Vox and the PP; in Teruel, between Vox and Teruel Existe; and in Zaragoza, between Chunta and the PAR. These strongholds will be decisive for the political future of Aragon.

Why We Are So Interested in the February 8 Elections

Aragonese voters go to the polls this Sunday in regional elections that traditionally anticipate the results of the general elections, generating great interest in their development and outcome.

Jorge Azcón, the lawyer who "always saw himself as mayor" who aims to renew his presidency

Jorge Azcón has highlighted in his campaign the investments secured for Aragón during the last legislative period and has sought to confront Pilar Alegría over the new autonomous financing system, with the intention of renewing his presidency.

Striking train drivers demand that the Railway Safety Agency "keep a closer watch" on Adif and the operators

Striking train drivers are seeking for the Railway Safety Agency, a body that should be independent but is chaired by a high-ranking Transport official, to exercise stricter control over Adif and the operators to ensure safety, amid negotiations with the Ministry to avoid the strike scheduled from February 9 to 11.

The Madrid-Barcelona AVE will take 25 minutes longer until December 13, according to the agreement between Adif, Renfe, Ouigo, and Iryo

The operators Renfe, Ouigo, and Iryo have agreed to increase the travel time of the Madrid-Barcelona AVE by 25 minutes until December 13. Additionally, they have canceled the last daily trains to allow Adif to carry out nighttime maintenance, the normalization of which has no scheduled date yet.

Rosa Rodríguez wins the 'Pasapalabra' jackpot and takes home 2,716,000 euros: this is how the moment unfolded

Rosa Rodríguez managed to win the 'Pasapalabra' jackpot, taking home a prize of 2,716,000 euros. The exciting moment stood out for her accuracy and speed in completing the final round, securing one of the largest prizes in the history of the show.

Rosa Wins the 'Pasapalabra' Jackpot and Shows Us the True Secret of TV Success

In an exciting finale, Rosa triumphed on 'Pasapalabra', captivating the entire nation gathered in front of their televisions. Her victory reveals how the combination of talent, perseverance, and connection with the audience is key to television success.

How Much Money Did the Losing Contestants Take Home on 'El Rosco'?

Javier Dávila, Marco Antonio, Orestes, and Moisés, contestants on 'El Rosco', took home a good amount of money despite not winning the contest.

Are You Able to Solve the Final Round That Rosa Won?

Rosa won the jackpot on 'Pasapalabra' by completing the final round. The challenge consists of correctly completing all the words related to each letter of the alphabet. The article invites readers to test their knowledge and see if they are able to solve the same final round that allowed Rosa to achieve victory.

The 'Pasapalabra' champions congratulate Rosa on her victory and her million-dollar jackpot

Pablo, Sofía, Rafa, and Óscar, champions of 'Pasapalabra', have congratulated Rosa on her recent victory and the million-dollar jackpot she won, as they expressed in an interview with 20 Minutos.

David Broncano reveals who he would like to visit 'La Revuelta': "We have been inviting him for years"

David Broncano revealed that he would like Miguel Bosé to visit the show 'La Revuelta', mentioning they have been inviting him for years.

Businesses That Defined an Era in Spain and No Longer Exist: "Even Bigger Discounts"

Many Spanish companies, now defunct, left behind a nostalgic legacy by offering accessible goods and services. This article recalls some of the most emblematic stores that have closed but remain present in the country's collective memory.

US bombs another drug boat in the Pacific, killing two crew members labeled as "narcoterrorists"

The US Southern Command confirmed the attack that resulted in the death of two crew members of a drug boat in the Pacific, classified as "narcoterrorists."

Sánchez fills the agenda with announcements after yielding to break up the omnibus decree and Junts' rejection

Sánchez has announced three measures in three days, focusing on criticisms towards tech magnates like Elon Musk and Pavel Durov, after conceding to fragment the omnibus decree and the rejection from Junts.

Exemplary punishment for the fan who threw a banana at Vinícius in the match against Albacete

The Anti-Violence Commission has proposed sanctioning the fan who threw a banana at Vinícius during the match against Albacete with a fine of 5,000 euros and a one-year ban from entering sports venues.

Surprise on 'Survivors': María Lamela will replace Laura Madrueño as host in Honduras

María Lamela will replace Laura Madrueño as host in the upcoming edition of 'Survivors', narrating the adventure from the Cayos Cochinos.

Banco Sabadell replaces González-Bueno as CEO and appoints Marc Armengol

Banco Sabadell announced the departure of González-Bueno as CEO by mutual agreement, considering it the optimal time for change. The transition will take place in May, after closing the sale of TSB to Banco Santander, at which time Marc Armengol will assume the position.

The National Court acquits Villarejo and López Madrid of the task of harassing Dr. Pinto

The National Court found no evidence of payments from López Madrid to the Cenyt Group nor that he knew Villarejo was an active commissioner, therefore acquitting both of the task of harassing Dr. Pinto.

The Blind Spots in the Epstein Papers: Criticisms and Complaints from Victims Following the Release of the Files

The U.S. Department of Justice acknowledged that when releasing the Epstein papers, it overlooked identifying details and photos of victims. Only 0.1% of the exposed content contained uncensored identifying information, which has sparked criticisms and complaints from the victims over the lack of protection and respect for their privacy.

Spain's Honeymoon with Non-Alcoholic Beer: Leading Consumption in Europe and Launching Its First Exclusive Brand

Spain has surpassed Latin America in the consumption of non-alcoholic beer, with a 4% increase in 2024. Currently, non-alcoholic beer represents 14% of the total beer consumption in the country, and 16% within households, according to Brewers of Spain.

A female driver hits a cyclist and causes three deaths after crashing into a supermarket

A woman of about 70 years old first hit a cyclist one block from the supermarket and then crashed into the establishment, causing the death of three people.

Borja Thyssen speeds through Madrid to avoid the press: "Runs a red light"

Borja Thyssen was caught by "El tiempo justo" while driving at high speed in Madrid, even running a red light, in an attempt to avoid the press.

The White House launches TrumpRx, a platform for the direct sale of medications

TrumpRx is a platform that connects patients directly with pharmaceutical companies, facilitating the direct sale of medications without intermediaries.

A New Millionaire in Spain After Winning the Primitiva

There were no winners in the special category in the latest Primitiva draw, so the accumulated jackpot will increase for the next draw.

This is what you need to know if you have set out to save money this year

Saving requires more than good intentions; it is necessary to develop financial literacy. This provides the key techniques to effectively build a financial safety cushion.

Mobile Portability Soars in Spain: Almost 571,000 Carrier Changes in Just One Month

In September 2025, Spain reached an annual record with nearly 571,000 mobile operator changes, driven by combined fiber and mobile offers and strong incentives from major companies, according to the CNMC.

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

Chris Martin made a joke about the incident on the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting turning negative situations into positive ones.

Sara García: "We are not going to the Moon to plant a flag, but to do science"

Sara García Alonso, reserve astronaut for the European Space Agency since 2022, balances her work as a biomedical researcher with training for upcoming space missions, emphasizing that the goal on the Moon is to conduct science, not just symbolism.

A Resurrected Atleti Crushes Betis with a Five-Goal Rout and is Already in the Copa Semifinals

Atlético Madrid showed their best performance of the season to defeat Betis 5-0 and advance to the semifinals of the Copa del Rey, with a standout performance from Lookman in his debut.

The Super Bowl Returns: How a Sporting Event Has Become a Global Phenomenon

The Super Bowl, originated in 1967, has evolved from a simple American football game into a global phenomenon. It attracts millions of viewers, combines sports, music, and advertising, and has become a cultural event that transcends borders and generations.

Clash between Aldama and Bolaños: the businessman accuses him of trying to "buy his silence" and the minister announces a lawsuit

Businessman Aldama accused the Minister of Justice, Bolaños, of trying to "buy his silence" during a television program. In response, the minister announced that he will file a lawsuit against Aldama over these statements.

Sara Carbonero’s Sister’s Reaction to the Message About Her Health: “You Can Give It Back to Me by Taking Care of the Kids”

Sara Carbonero’s sister responded with humor to the journalist’s thank-you message about her health, making a lighthearted and friendly comment.

An 'influencer' says she had her ribs removed to be thinner, makes broth with them and drinks it

An influencer claims to have had her ribs removed to lose weight and make broth with them, but a doctor specializing in aesthetic medicine clarifies that it is impossible to remove all the ribs, debunking the claim.

Private Tutoring, a Matter of Class

A study by the "la Caixa" Foundation reveals that private tutoring increases the educational gap, primarily benefiting students from more affluent families and deepening social inequality.

Indian company Tata Motors aims for summer to begin its leadership of Iveco trucks and buses

Tata Motors expects to complete the purchase of Iveco in the first quarter of its fiscal year following regulatory approval, and plans to start managing the brand's trucks and buses in the summer.

"It wasn't in the script": this is how 'Bridgerton 4' filmed THAT finger scene of Benedict

Season 4 of 'Bridgerton' featured an unexpected and very intense scene starring Benedict that was not in the original script. This sequence, considered the hottest of the season, arose spontaneously during filming, surprising both the crew and the viewers.

What is 'Glamoratti' and why it will be one of the trends that will define this year

'Glamoratti' is a trend that leaves minimalism behind to embrace the luxury and excess characteristic of the 1980s, marking a bold and extravagant style that will dominate this year.

Victoria Góngora, oncology nutritionist: "The abuse of ultra-processed foods promotes cancer"

Cancer is increasing among young people, and diet plays a key role in its prevention. Victoria Góngora highlights that excessive consumption of ultra-processed foods promotes the development of this disease, emphasizing the importance of a healthy diet to reduce risks.

In the middle of the war against AI and bots, OpenAI wants to scan your iris to create a social network only for humans

OpenAI plans to launch a social network that will use biometric recognition, such as iris scanning, to verify users and eliminate bots, ensuring that only real humans can participate.

Andrés Piles, airplane pilot: "Sometimes hard landings are completely intentional"

A captain explains that rough landings on some flights are intentional and have a logical reason behind them, clarifying doubts about this common practice in aviation.

Alberto Chicote’s Restaurant Crowned as TheFork Users’ Favorite

Omeraki, Alberto Chicote’s restaurant, has been chosen as the favorite by TheFork users, establishing itself as one of the most popular options among diners on this platform.

The question all drivers ask: Will V16 beacons withstand the Spanish summer in the car glove compartment?

V16 emergency lights are not yet mandatory in summer, so there is uncertainty about their performance inside the car during the high temperatures typical of this season.

The impact of storm Leonardo, in images

Storm Leonardo arrives in Spain with alerts for rain, wind, and snow across much of the peninsula. In Andalusia, Aemet has issued a special warning for heavy rainfall that has left people trapped and forced the evacuation of 3,000 individuals.

Sánchez defends the regularization of migrants in the 'NYT' against leaders who deport them

Sánchez argues in the 'NYT' that the West needs immigrants due to demographic decline, a problem that neither AI nor robots will be able to solve, in contrast to leaders who choose deportations.

Russia, Ukraine, and the US Agree to Exchange 314 Prisoners and Washington Announces Further Progress

Donald Trump's special envoy, Steve Witkoff, confirmed that after negotiations in Abu Dhabi, Russia, Ukraine, and the US agreed to exchange 314 prisoners, demonstrating significant progress in the efforts among the involved parties.

Zelenski aims for a new round of negotiations with Russia on U.S. soil

President Zelenski acknowledges little progress in ending the Russian invasion and announces a third round of negotiations that could take place in the United States.

Pitingo announces he is marrying his first love four months after his divorce: "30 years later, we understood why"

The artist Pitingo divorced Verónica Fernández after more than 33 years together and, four months later, announced that he will marry his first love, revealing that after 30 years they understood the reason for their connection.

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

Orofar® Kids in lollipop form combines natural extracts of Iceland moss and marshmallow root to relieve itching and mild throat discomfort, offering a practical and appealing method that encourages the responsible use of medication in children.

When a Bookstore Closes

An iconic bookstore in Madrid's Malasaña neighborhood will close next week due to the economic unviability of the business in that area.

Poverty levels stagnate and the population unable to cover unforeseen expenses rises to 36.4%

The poverty or social exclusion rate in Spain barely decreased from 25.8% in 2024 to 25.7% in 2025. Additionally, 36.4% of the population would not be able to cover unexpected expenses such as repairs or health issues with their own resources, according to the INE.

This is How You Can Achieve a Real Reduction in the Price of Your Home: Key Tricks for Negotiating

Homeowners are usually open to negotiating the price of their property, especially if the buyer proves to be financially reliable, which makes it easier to achieve a real discount during the purchase.

This device makes your radiator smart and helps you save on heating

This device turns your radiator into a smart one, making it easier to control the heating. Its installation is simple, does not require an internet connection or technical knowledge about radiators, thus helping to save energy and improve comfort at home.

Potato Pancakes, an Economical Leftover Recipe that Will Transport You to Scotland

'Tattie Scones' or potato pancakes are a typical breakfast in Scotland, known for being an economical recipe that makes use of simple ingredients, offering a traditional Scottish flavor.

The Vertigo of ‘Homo sapiens’

Artificial intelligences can now make strategic decisions autonomously, a capacity that until now only humans possessed, thus questioning their exclusivity as the "king of creation."

What is at Stake in Iran

The article warns not only about the risk of global destruction but also about a world order that segregates nations between free and enslaved, emphasizing the importance of avoiding such division.

Mette-Marit, cornered

Letters revealing Princess Mette-Marit's relationship with the pedophile Jeffrey Epstein have once again placed her at the center of controversy.

It rains on wet ground

We desire progress without transformation, nostalgia without memories, and innovation without risk, reflecting a resistance to true change and the contradiction in our expectations.

The House of Alba states that the Sorolla found in Liria is already under the custody of the Ministry of Culture

The House of Alba confirmed its collaboration with the legitimate owner of the Sorolla painting discovered in the Liria Palace. The oil painting, located in public rooms, is already under the custody of the Ministry of Culture to ensure its protection and legality.

Uber ordered to pay 8.5 million dollars in a sexual assault case involving a driver in the USA

Uber was ordered to pay 8.5 million dollars for the sexual assault committed by a driver. The company argued that it is not responsible because the drivers are independent contractors, not employees.

The CJEU rules in favor of Puigdemont and annuls the European Parliament's decision to withdraw his immunity

The CJEU annulled the European Parliament's decision to withdraw Puigdemont's immunity, considering that the selection of the rapporteur to suspend it violated the impartiality required in the process.

Senior Greek Army Official Detained for Alleged NATO Espionage

A senior Greek army official was detained for alleged espionage against NATO, using specific software to send classified information to China.

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Parents' Opinions on the Restriction of Social Media for Minors Under 16 in Spain

President Pedro Sánchez announced a package of five measures, including the prohibition of social media use for minors under 16 in Spain, generating diverse opinions among parents about the impact and effectiveness of this restriction.

How Much Do You Know About Current Events? Test Yourself with These Ten Questions

January 2026 ends with numerous notable events that will make history. Do you think you know everything that happened this month? Test your knowledge and compete with your friends with these ten questions about current events.

Misinformation on X Preys on Immigrants, Religion, and Legal Cases: "It Is Urgent to Redesign the Algorithms"

A study by Fad Juventud reveals that nearly 20% of the content on X contains misinformation, focusing mainly on topics such as immigration, religion, and legal cases. The urgent need to redesign the algorithms is highlighted in order to curb the spread of deception and manipulated news on the platform.

Three out of ten homes in 2025 were paid for without a mortgage and one in seven buyers was foreign

The average mortgage payment in 2025 was 796.6 euros per month, representing one third of the average salary. Three out of ten homes were paid for without a mortgage and one in seven buyers was foreign, according to data from the College of Registrars.

Interview | Eduard Bosch, Writer and Filmmaker: "Entertaining is Compatible with Making People Reflect"

Eduard Bosch, director of three films, presents his book 'The Wind's Messenger'. He continues telling stories in another format and does not rule out that his work could be adapted to film, emphasizing that entertaining and encouraging reflection are compatible.

The Mossos assisted eight girls and women victims of female genital mutilation in 2025

In 2025, the Mossos d'Esquadra assisted eight victims of female genital mutilation, reflecting a 33.3% decrease in detected cases compared to the previous year.

The autopsy suggests that alcohol was a "contributing cause" of Sergio Delgado's death, but not decisive

Forensic experts indicate that the 85% stenosis in a coronary artery is not directly related to Sergio Delgado's death. Alcohol was considered a "contributing cause" but not the main cause.

Queues at consulates in search of documents for regularization: "We work, but we cannot contribute"

Dozens of migrants go to or request appointments at consulates to obtain the necessary documents for 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 Designation as BIC: "It Is Essential to Recognize the Traditional"

Artisans and sellers of hand-damascened work in Toledo celebrate their recent designation as a Bien de Interés Cultural (BIC). They emphasize the importance of identifying and protecting this traditional artisanal technique, preserving its cultural value, and ensuring the continuity of this unique craft in the region.

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

The spot price of gold surpassed $5,200, driving an increase in investment in bullion. This metal remains a safe haven, and many investors are taking advantage of the trend to protect their capital amid market volatility.

A New Double Eviction Shakes 'GH Dúo': "The Public Is Voting for Who Deserves to Continue"

After Sonia Madoc's departure against Antonio Canales, Andrea Sabatini was also evicted on a tense night, highlighting how the public decides who stays on 'GH Dúo'.

Raquel Salazar shakes up the nominations on 'GH Dúo' with her special power: "He had an act of kindness toward me"

Raquel Salazar used her special power to change the nominations on 'GH Dúo', saving Antonio Canales and directly nominating Carlos Lozano and Cristina Piaget.

Broncano talks about the renewal of 'La Revuelta': "We thank the network for their trust"

Broncano expressed his gratitude to the network for renewing 'La Revuelta' and also thanked the viewers who watch the show every night, highlighting their fundamental support for the success of the program.

Patricia Pardo to Elisa Mouliaá after she withdrew the complaint against Íñigo Errejón: "You have screwed over the victims"

Patricia Pardo, although she has supported Elisa Mouliaá, criticizes her decision to withdraw the complaint against Íñigo Errejón, stating that she has harmed the victims.

The Host on the Interview with Silvia Bronchalo on '¡De viernes!': "Visiting Your Son in Thailand Comes at a Very High Cost"

The host defended the interview with Silvia Bronchalo on '¡De viernes!', emphasizing that visiting her son in Thailand involves a significant expense, thus justifying Bronchalo's decision to speak on the program.

Juanra Bonet and the Camaraderie on the Day His Rival 'Pasapalabra' Gave Away Its Big Jackpot

On the day that 'Pasapalabra' awarded its big jackpot, Juanra Bonet and 'Allá tú' also offered their biggest prizes of the season, highlighting the camaraderie between rival shows and the impact of a clever tweet that reflected this situation.

David Alandete, hurt by journalists' criticism after giving his opinion on the United States: "It has been atrocious"

David Alandete received harsh criticism and was accused of being a "traitor" by ministers Óscar Puente and Margarita Robles, as well as being called "despicable" by journalists after expressing his opinion about the United States, which caused him great pain.

The president of RTVE defends Santaolalla: "The bullying puts her in the crosshairs, with threats"

The president of RTVE, José Pablo López, has expressed his support for Sarah Santaolalla, denouncing that she is a victim of bullying and death threats that put her in danger.

Why 'Horizonte' Does Not Stand Out Compared to 'El Hormiguero' and 'La Revuelta'

Iker Jiménez's show, 'Horizonte', is being tested daily but fails to stand out in audience ratings against competitors like 'El Hormiguero' and 'La Revuelta'.

Their dog is kidnapped and they ask for 3,000 euros: "Cairo disappeared from home while the doors were closed"

Pablo reports a scam and extortion following the disappearance of his dog Cairo, who went missing despite the doors being locked. The kidnappers are demanding 3,000 euros to return the animal.

Jorge Javier Vázquez: "Forgetting is almost a blessing; the day I decide it's over, I won't appear again"

Jorge Javier Vázquez, host of 'GH Dúo' and 'El diario de Jorge,' states in an interview with '20minutos' that forgiveness is essential for living and considers forgetting a blessing. He adds that if he ever decides that his chapter is over, he will not reappear publicly.

Brooklyn Beckham's radical decision that distances him even more from his parents

Brooklyn Beckham has made a decision that increases the distance between him and his parents. The young photographer and model has chosen to follow his own path, prioritizing his career and independent lifestyle, which creates family tension and reflects his desire for autonomy in the face of his famous parents' influence.

The full video of the argument between Gloria Camila and Álvaro García comes to light: "It leaves no room for doubt"

The program 'El tiempo justo' has released the complete footage of the argument between Gloria Camila and Álvaro García, showing the unedited confrontation and clarifying the facts for the audience.

Carlota Casiraghi reflects on her role as a mother: "I try to do the best I can with what I am"

Carlota Casiraghi, mother of two children, has spoken candidly about the pressure women face when becoming mothers, emphasizing that she tries to do the best she can with who she is.

Noemí Salazar recalls the toughest health episode she has experienced: "I fainted and started convulsing"

Noemí Salazar shared a video on Instagram where she recalled a difficult health episode that took place a year ago, related to stress, which caused her to faint and convulse.

The kings share with Marta Ortega their passion for history at the Gallery of the Royal Collections

Marta Ortega, president of Inditex and member of the board that manages the Gallery of the Royal Collections, shared with the kings her interest in history in this room dedicated to the Habsburgs and Bourbons.

Chris Hemsworth admits how his father's Alzheimer's has changed him: "I am aware of fragility"

Chris Hemsworth shared in an interview how his father's Alzheimer's disease has made him more aware of the fragility of life, influencing both his approach to his family and his professional career.

Nick Jonas on the complications during his daughter's birth: "It was terrifying and comforting at the same time"

Nick Jonas explained that the premature birth of his daughter was a terrifying experience, as she arrived in critical condition and needed to be resuscitated, but it was also comforting for the family.

Giorgina Uzcategui withdraws the complaint against Ilia Topuria for alleged abuse

Giorgina Uzcategui and the fighter Ilia Topuria have reached a legal agreement that has led to the withdrawal of the complaint for alleged abuse, according to the newspaper 'Marca'.

Luzu Returns to His Roots: Kicks Off His 34-Day Expedition on the Camino de Santiago

The YouTuber Luzu begins a new video series documenting his 34-day expedition along the Camino de Santiago, exploring his roots and sharing this personal experience with his audience.

Parents' Opinions on the Restriction of Social Media for Under 16s in Spain

President Pedro Sánchez announced a package of five measures, including the prohibition of social media use for under 16s, to protect young people in Spain.

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

Sara Carbonero openly talks about her health problem on her 42nd birthday, sharing the moment with her children and showing her strength.

Leak of the Nobel Peace Prize to Corina Machado Confirmed, but How It Happened Cannot Be Determined

The Institute confirmed that several people placed large bets on prediction sites hours before the announcement of the Nobel Peace Prize to Corina Machado, although it has not been determined how the leak occurred.

Topuria Announces His Return Two Months Later: "The Champion Returns"

The Hispanic-Georgian fighter Ilia Topuria announced on his social media his return to the UFC after two months of absence, stating: "The champion returns."

Benoit Saint Denis aims for a title belt after his UFC 325 victory: wants to fight Topuria, Oliveira, Holloway, or Gaethje

Benoit Saint Denis defeated Dan Hooker by TKO at UFC 325, moving up to fifth in the lightweight rankings. He is now seeking a title fight and has expressed interest in facing Topuria, Oliveira, Holloway, or Gaethje.

Yet Another Barça Rout of Real Madrid to Eliminate Them from the Copa de la Reina Semifinals

Barça defeated Real Madrid 4-0 in the Copa de la Reina Clásico, securing their place in the tournament's semifinals.

Mouratoglou, Serena Williams' former coach: "Women should play five sets"

French coach Patrick Mouratoglou advocates for gender equality in tennis, expressing the opinion that women should compete in five-set matches, just like men, in order to raise the level and competitiveness of the sport.

Jutta Leerdam: a superstar at the Winter Olympics... seven-time world champion!

The Dutch athlete Jutta Leerdam is a seven-time world champion and won the silver medal in the women's 1000 meters at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.

Lindsey Vonn's Brutal Training with a Broken Knee for the Milan Games: "I'm Not Going to Give Up!"

Skier Lindsey Vonn will compete in the Milan-Cortina Games despite having a torn anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee, showing great determination and resilience to not give up.

Bego Prados, mother of a girl with autism: "Caregivers say 'it's nothing' just to keep going, but it does matter"

Bego Prados, a Spanish woman living in Switzerland, presents her book 'It's Nothing', where she shares her experience as the mother of three children, including a girl with autism, reflecting the challenges and reality of atypical motherhood and the role of caregivers.

Compensation, free companions... calls for the EU to regulate improvements for travelers with disabilities now

The European Parliament supported measures for travelers with disabilities, including free seat selection for their companions, and urges the EU to regulate and improve the rights and services for this group in travel.

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

Brianeitor highlights the importance of using humor to combat prejudices and promote the normalization of disability. He points out that overprotecting children with disabilities is a mistake and advocates treating them naturally, avoiding paternalism to foster their genuine inclusion in society.

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

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

Mental Health Sick Leaves Hit Young People Hard: Cases Double in Seven Years and Now Last an Average of 80 Days

Mental health sick leaves have doubled in seven years, particularly affecting workers aged 25 to 35, the group with the highest number of cases and incidence. The average duration of these leaves has increased to 80 days, reflecting a growing impact on the workplace health of young people.

The Small Business Employers’ Association Asks Social Security for More Control and Monitoring of Sick Leaves

Ángela de Miguel, president of Cepyme, points out that sick leaves generate a cost of 33 billion euros, half of which directly affects small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Therefore, she calls for increased control and monitoring of these sick leaves by Social Security.

BBVA earns 10.5 billion in 2025 and will distribute a record dividend of 92 cents per share

BBVA announced a profit of 10.5 billion in 2025 and will distribute a record dividend of 92 cents per share. The entity will distribute 5.249 billion, 31% more than the previous year, in addition to 4 billion allocated to a buyback plan announced in December.

Investors Punish BBVA in the Stock Market Over Results in Turkey After Reporting Record Profit in 2025

BBVA reports a record profit of 10.511 billion in 2025 and announces a historic dividend for its shareholders, but investors penalize its shares due to negative results in Turkey.

Torres (BBVA) rules out mergers and defends the bank's exit from the United States: "It was the right decision and it has yielded results"

The president of BBVA dismisses new mergers and defends the bank's exit from the U.S. As the only international bank in Venezuela, he is optimistic about the opportunities that arise in that market.

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

Despite the challenges posed by Trump's policies, Spanish companies like Santander, Inditex, and Mango continue to pursue growth in the U.S. market. Their investments and expansions demonstrate resilience and confidence in the long-term potential of the American economy, maintaining strong business ties and capitalizing on opportunities despite political uncertainties.

Escribano Responds to Rumors of His Dismissal Shaking Indra on the Stock Market: "No One Is Asking for My Resignation"

Indra's president denies the rumors about his possible dismissal and assures that he has not been summoned by the Government to discuss a resignation, thereby denying that anyone has asked him to step down.

Unicaja activates an interest-free financing line for those affected by floods in four autonomous communities

Unicaja has launched an interest-free financing line aimed at the reconstruction and repair of damages caused by floods in four autonomous communities, with plans to extend this aid to other affected regions.

The Government launches aid of up to €7,500 for self-employed workers and micro-enterprises that buy electric cars

The Government, through a €40 million program, will offer aid of up to €7,500 to self-employed workers and micro-enterprises to encourage the purchase of electric cars, thereby promoting sustainable mobility in Spain.

"We Are Almost Like 'The Simpsons' in Terms of Predictions": Eneko Gutiérrez, Producer of 'Evolution,' the Latest Spanish Animated Comedy

Eneko Gutiérrez, producer of 'Evolution' from the Bilbao-based studio The Thinklab, highlights the series as an innovative Spanish animated comedy with a social prediction approach similar to that of 'The Simpsons.' The new production blends humor and social critique, showcasing the emerging talent in Spanish animation.

We Sneak into the Filming of 'Salvador', Netflix’s New Neo-Nazi Drama Starring Luis Tosar and Claudia Salas

Netflix presents 'Salvador', a drama about a father who discovers that his daughter is involved in a neo-Nazi group. The series, starring Luis Tosar and Claudia Salas, explores family and social tensions within this context.

Review of 'Salvador', the new Netflix series: Calparsoro skillfully navigates a dangerous social Molotov cocktail full of extremisms

'Salvador' is an addictive thriller that combines action with a critique of the current moment, addressing disinformation, the far-right, and digital machismo in a dangerous and familiar social environment.

He Wasn't That Cute: 'Primate', the Wildest Horror Movie of 2026, Arrives in Spain

Director Johannes Roberts presents 'Primate', a horror film starring Oscar winner Troy Kotsur, who faces off against a rabid chimpanzee. The movie will be released in Spain on February 6, 2026.

Review of 'Primate': the director of '47 Meters Down' brings us the wildest movie of 2026

'Primate', directed by the creator of '47 Meters Down', stands out as a brief and straightforward horror film that avoids pretentiousness, offering an intense and wild experience for audiences in 2026.

The actors of 'Más que rivales' speak in Spanish about Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem: "He is very sexy"

Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams, who play the hockey players Ilya Rozanov and Shane Hollander, speak in Spanish about Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem, describing them as very sexy.

The 10 Best Episodes of 'Aída': The Series Comes Back to Life with the Movie That's a Hit in Spanish Cinemas

'Aída', the iconic Spanish sitcom with 237 episodes across 10 seasons (2005-2014), is reviving its success thanks to the movie that is triumphing in Spanish cinemas, recalling the best moments of the series.

Putting Your Mobile Phone in the Microwave? The Trick from This Technology Expert to Avoid Being Tracked

A technology expert suggests putting your mobile phone in an unplugged microwave as an extreme method to avoid being tracked, since it blocks signals and maintains the user's privacy. This trick is recommended only for extreme situations and is not a typical use of the microwave.

Vladimir Putin’s Daughter’s Plan: Turning Pigeons into Spy Drones with Brain Implants

Katerina Tikhonova, Vladimir Putin’s daughter, leads a project to implant chips in pigeons, transforming them into bio-drone spies through brain implants that enable their control and monitoring.

A Major Solar Explosion Could Bring a Northern Lights Display to Spain

A strong solar explosion could make the northern lights visible at lower altitudes, including in Spain, in the coming days, although solar activity is unpredictable.

OPPO A6 Pro 5G: Battery and Durability for Those Who Don’t Want to Spend Too Much on a Phone

The OPPO A6 Pro 5G stands out for its 6,500 mAh battery and good durability, offering a well-crafted screen along with acceptable performance and photography, ideal for those seeking quality and toughness without spending a lot.

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 is a common habit, but it can damage the battery in the long run. Keeping the phone plugged in after it has reached 100% can reduce its lifespan and affect its performance over time.

‘Put Yourself Together, You’ll Feel Better’ Reflects Back at Women with Cancer in the Mirror

This program supports women with cancer, helping them feel like themselves and maintain their self-esteem during treatment.

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

During the promotion of 'Wuthering Heights,' Margot Robbie has shown that love and passion are still alive, reflecting it through her romantic style and looks.

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

Heidi Klum caused a stir on the red carpet at the 2026 Grammys by appearing in a dress designed based on her own figure. However, the originality of the outfit was not well received by everyone and quickly became the subject of memes and criticism on social media.

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

Jordi Segués highlights a common mistake in education: reinforcing the subject with the worst grade. He proposes enhancing academic development by focusing on the child's motivation and interest, suggesting support for the areas in which the student already shows enthusiasm and good performance.

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

Excessive alcohol consumption harms the skin, causing visible damage. Experts recommend maintaining a proper care routine and using specific products to minimize these effects and restore skin health.

The new facial mask from Mercadona 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 has gained great popularity on social media due to its innovative and practical format, quickly establishing itself as a success among consumers.

The Madrilenian Cocido, Declared a Cultural Heritage Asset: What Sets It Apart from Other Varieties

The Madrilenian cocido, an emblematic dish of Madrid’s gastronomy, has been declared a Cultural Heritage Asset. This recognition highlights its traditional importance and uniqueness compared to other cocido varieties in Spain.

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

A simple and delicious recipe that allows you to enjoy broccoli in a disguised way, ideal for those who do not like this vegetable.

Nutritionist Sandra Moñino's Healthy Chocolate Popcorn Recipe

Sandra Moñino shares an easy and quick recipe to prepare healthy chocolate popcorn, perfect for satisfying sweet cravings in a nutritious way.

How to Make Paella with Canned Goods, According to the Torres Brothers

The Torres Brothers show how to prepare an express rice dish using canned cephalopods and mollusks, making a quick and tasty paella.

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

Joseba Arguiñano, son of Karlos Arguiñano, offers a simple and original recipe for ribs with kalimotxo, combining this dish with the typical drink of Euskadi for a delicious and fun proposal.

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 a vast network of medieval galleries full of history and mysteries, known as the 'Spanish Cappadocia' due to its ancient inhabited caves.

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

The Castle of Aroche, key in the Middle Ages due to its border location with Portugal, houses a bullring within its walls, standing out as an Almohad jewel in the Aracena Mountains.

The Story of the Most Curious Church in Spain: A Symbol of Union with Norway and Minimalist Architecture

This chapel in Burgos stands out for its minimalist architecture and represents the union between Spain and Norway, being a unique cultural symbol in Castilla and León.

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

This spa, renowned in Spain, stands out for its mineral-medicinal waters with the highest salinity in Europe, offering anti-inflammatory and relaxing properties in an exceptional environment.

Five Football Stadiums That Are True Works of Art

This article highlights five football stadiums that combine architecture and sport, offering an ideal plan for couples looking to enjoy time together. Each stadium is presented as an artistic masterpiece, merging innovative design and football passion in visits that delight both audiences.

Vueling Fined for Charging for Hand Luggage on a Sevilla-Palma Flight

The ruling states that cabin luggage should not be considered an additional or optional service, which is why Vueling was fined for charging for hand luggage on a Sevilla-Palma flight.

Five Destinations with Cheese as the Star

Some trips are planned to taste local products. Visiting towns that gave their names to cheeses is an excellent goal for this year, combining tourism and gastronomy.

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

Plato pointed out that true leadership first requires the ability to serve and understand others. His reflection on the human soul, knowledge, and moral conduct remains relevant today, anticipating key themes in psychology about how character and empathy influence a leader's effectiveness.

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

Seneca, a Stoic philosopher, advocated accepting with serenity what we cannot change, showing that challenges arise when we do not dare to face them. His philosophy teaches us to face life with courage and calm.

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

Dr. Ana I. Ortiz highlights that psychobiotics, a new generation of probiotics, have proven effects in improving mental health and managing stress, offering an innovative alternative to combat these disorders.

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

A study reveals that Spain has cancer survival rates similar to countries like Scotland and Switzerland, highlighting its positive performance in eight types of cancer with high demographic incidence.

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

Fernando Mata emphasizes that good nutrition is essential to improve gym performance and ensure that training produces effective results.

What You Should Know Before Eliminating Gluten from Your Diet to Lose Weight Like Matt Damon

Matt Damon eliminated gluten from his diet to lose weight for his role in 'The Odyssey.' Before making similar changes, it is important to be well informed about the implications and consult a specialist.

The role of a new brain network in Parkinson's opens the way to more effective treatments

A study identifies Parkinson's as a disease related to a new brain network, which opens possibilities for developing more effective and specific treatments.

The Requirements Set by the DGT to Register Your Scooter in the Personal Light Vehicles Registry

The DGT announced that from January 27, all electric scooter owners must register them in the Personal Light Vehicles Registry before they can insure their vehicles, establishing official control over these means of transportation.

Mercedes-Benz presents its most technological S-Class: from the illuminated hood star to heated seatbelts with airbags

Mercedes-Benz unveils the new S-Class in Madrid, a model that celebrates 140 years of automotive history with advanced technology. Innovative features stand out, such as the illuminated hood star, heated seatbelts, and integrated airbags, reinforcing its commitment to luxury and safety.

Carlos Alcaraz, Australian Open Champion, World Number One, and Loyal Fan of High-End Cars

Carlos Alcaraz, Spanish tennis player and world number one, is passionate about high-end cars. Since 2022, he has maintained a professional relationship with a German brand, reflecting his love for exclusive vehicles.

Spectacular start to 2026 for electrified cars, although the numbers are a bit misleading...

The Spanish automotive market begins 2026 with strong growth in sales and market share of electrified vehicles, especially hybrids, which lead all categories. However, this momentum has certain particularities that put the impressive start into perspective.

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, providing connectivity for road communication and serving as a free alternative.

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

Only five bridges serve as cross-border road passages between Spain and France, highlighting the limited number of direct connections via viaducts between the two countries.

A person injured after a storefront window falls due to strong winds in downtown Valencia

The Valencian Community is on yellow alert for strong winds, which caused a storefront window to fall in downtown Valencia, resulting in an injury.

L4 Metro Service in Barcelona Suspended Between Verdaguer and Barceloneta Due to Collision at Urquinaona

The L4 line of the Barcelona Metro service is suspended between Verdaguer and Barceloneta due to a collision at Urquinaona. Buses V17, V19, and 47 cover the affected section to facilitate passenger movement.

Christmas Leaves 4.1 Billion in Madrid: Swiss and Americans Spend Over €40 per Purchase, but Madrilenians Lead Overall Spending

During Christmas, food surpassed dining out as the category with the highest spending in Madrid between November 22 and January 6. Swiss and Americans spent more than €40 per purchase, although Madrilenians top the total Christmas spending in the capital, which reached 4.1 billion euros.

The Government will strengthen Catalan courses ahead of migrant regularization

The Catalan Executive plans to increase information and resources for its Catalan courses in order to facilitate access to the regularization process for all migrants and prevent anyone from being excluded from the procedure.

Weekend Plans in Madrid: Culture in 21 Districts, Artistic Harvest 2026, and Loves in Dance

The weekend in Madrid offers concerts by Fetén Fetén, the dance performance Muerta de amor by Manuel Liñán, as well as young art, dance premieres, theater, and chamber music. The cultural initiative 21 Districts also kicks off, with activities throughout the city.

Catalonia Provides Aid to More Than 200 Municipalities to Strengthen Wildfire Prevention

Catalonia has granted aid to more than 200 municipalities to strengthen wildfire prevention, within the framework of the Infocat plan, which identifies 757 municipalities at high risk of fires. These measures aim to reduce the impact and improve management during fire episodes.

Fire in a MediaMarkt in Alcorcón requires firefighters to intervene: a power strip may have been the cause

A fire in a MediaMarkt in Alcorcón was likely caused by a power strip. Thanks to the fire prevention system, the fire did not spread throughout the store. Firefighters arrived at the scene to control the situation.

Monkeypox cases rise in Galicia: there are already 12 infected people

All the infected are men aged 35 to 65, mainly in the province of A Coruña, with no common link between them.

He assaults his partner and barricades himself, self-harming with knives in Alhaurín de la Torre: he has already been arrested

A man assaulted his partner and barricaded himself while self-harming with knives in Alhaurín de la Torre. After hours of negotiation, officers managed to get him to stop and took him to a hospital. He has already been arrested.

What will the weather be like in Aragón this Sunday, the day of the February 8 elections

Aragón, like the rest of Spain, has experienced weeks of meteorological instability. It is expected whether there will be an improvement or a break in the weather just in time for the February 8 election day.

Radicalized jihadist arrested in Madrid for using public Wi-Fi to download propaganda

The police arrested a radicalized jihadist in Madrid accused of belonging to a terrorist group, glorification, and indoctrination after continuously consuming and downloading jihadist propaganda using public Wi-Fi networks.

"From Rejection to Hit Song": TikToker Tamara García Creates a Song Using the Criticism She Receives on Social Media

The comedian and TikToker @Grtamara turns the criticism she receives on social media into a song. Transforming negative comments into humor, Tamara García creates a track that reflects her experience with digital rejection, highlighting creativity as a way to deal with online harassment.

Uses iguanas as a "blanket" taking advantage of the low temperatures: "They keep me warm"

With the drop in temperatures, iguanas fall from the trees due to their lethargy, and some people use them to warm up. However, experts warn about the risks and advise caution when handling these reptiles.

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

A fairground worker scares his customers with jokes about system failures or improperly fastened seatbelts just before the drop, creating tension and laughter among the attendees.

The Secret Behind the Strong Smell of Cat Urine and Its Function as Chemical Language

The strong smell of cat urine comes from biological adaptations that allow it to survive in hostile environments and use chemical signals to communicate with other cats.

The canine gesture that almost all owners confuse with play and that can end in conflict

Víctor Padilla and Alba Fernández warn that misinterpreting canine postures as play can lead to human mistakes that negatively affect dogs' well-being and increase the risk of conflicts.

Ten Signs That Indicate a Cat Needs Urgent Veterinary Attention

Cat caregivers should trust their intuition and act quickly when their pets show warning signs. Recognizing alert signals and seeking urgent veterinary care is vital for feline health and well-being.

Check your horoscope for this Friday, February 6, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to learn the astrological predictions that will help you plan your day and better understand your opportunities and challenges.

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 key missed development opportunities in the Andalusian capital.

The Sagrada Familia advances in height, but faces its most delicate challenge: the façade

The Tower of Jesus at the Sagrada Familia is almost finished, but the temple is facing a complex urban, social, and judicial debate that will influence its final stage of construction, especially regarding the façade.

The Ministry of Labor Reminds Workers of Their Right to Modify Working Hours During Red Alerts Due to the Storm

The Ministry of Labor reminds that workers can modify their working hours during red alerts caused by the storm, amid heavy rains brought by Storm Leonardo that mainly affect Andalusia, where classes have been suspended and homes evacuated.

Review of 'Caballo Muerte', released by Aloud Music

'Caballo Muerte', released by Aloud Music, offers apocalyptic punk full of energy and social criticism. The album stands out for its raw sound and powerful lyrics that reflect contemporary tension and chaos, establishing the band as a strong voice within the punk genre.

15 World Heritage Sites You Haven't Heard Of But Deserve a Visit

The UNESCO World Heritage List includes more than 1,000 sites worldwide. In addition to famous monuments like the Taj Mahal or the Great Wall of China, there are lesser-known but equally valuable places that deserve to be visited and discovered.

Which Kardashian Are You According to Your Zodiac Sign

The article associates each member of the Kardashian family with their zodiac sign, highlighting that none of Kris Jenner's children share the same sign. It also invites readers to find out which Kardashian they match with based on their astrological sign.

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Images of Julio Iglesias with Other Famous People You Had Forgotten

Julio Iglesias has been captured in images alongside numerous famous figures, including artists and politicians, showcasing his extensive and renowned career in various fields.

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

Pablo Bustinduy, Minister of Social Rights, advocates extending rental contracts to protect tenants. In an interview with 20minutos, he highlights that they will seek to convince the PSOE, given the PP’s refusal to limit rental prices. The Government has split the omnibus decree this week to address these measures.

The Theatrical Play by Sergio Peris-Mencheta in Which Randomness Beautifies a Love Story

Nick Payne’s play, directed by Sergio Peris-Mencheta, offers a unique theatrical experience in each performance, as its six actors alternate the lead role, integrating randomness into a love story.

Aemet workers will mobilize starting February 12 to demand labor improvements

About 500 employees of the State Meteorological Agency, who work under a special schedule due to service needs, will begin mobilizations on February 12 to demand labor improvements.

A young woman survives thanks to a pile of snow after falling from the tenth floor

A teenager fell from the tenth floor and survived by landing on a pile of snow. In shock, she made her way to the nearest beauty salon to ask for help.

Severely injured in a gas explosion at his home in Madrid

A gas explosion in the kitchen of a home in Madrid caused serious injuries to a person and caused the windows to shatter and be blown away.

Sidonie presents 'Catalan Graffiti', their new album: "It is important to reclaim our language through our music"

Sidonie presents their new album 'Catalan Graffiti' and will take it on tour across various cities in Spain, including Madrid in February. The band emphasizes the importance of reclaiming the Catalan language through their music.

New clash in the Government over the vicariant violence law: Rego quits negotiations over "unacceptable" changes by the Justice Ministry

Sira Rego's Ministry distances itself from the vicariant violence law, considering it unacceptable that the offense is classified as a neutral crime rather than recognizing it as derived from sexist violence and exclusive to men, a concern that affects the protection of "protective mothers."

The DGT warns about the risks of improper mobile phone use: "One in three pedestrians crosses while looking at their phone"

Pere Navarro, Director General of Traffic, proposes combining street lighting, traffic lights, signage, and trash bins into a single structure to improve public roads and increase pedestrian safety, as pedestrians often cross distracted while looking at their mobile phones.

Turkey continues repairing houses and streets three years after the earthquake that left 53,000 dead

Three years after the February 6, 2023 earthquake, which left 53,000 dead and destroyed 60,000 buildings in 11 provinces of Turkey, the reconstruction of houses and streets continues, highlighting the long recovery process in the affected areas.

Zayn Malik, one of the former members of One Direction, releases new album titled 'Konnakol'

Zayn Malik, former member of One Direction, announces the release of his fifth studio album, "Konnakol," following the conclusion of his recent concert series. The new album promises to explore new sounds and reflect the singer's artistic evolution.

A norovirus outbreak forces cancellation of the hockey game at the Games between Finland and Canada

The hockey game between Finland and Canada was postponed until Monday after a norovirus outbreak was detected among several Finnish players, causing the temporary cancellation of the match.

Scandal in Belgium over a Mural with a Head Between Bare Legs

A mural in Belgium depicting a head between bare legs has sparked controversy among neighbors, despite not containing pornographic elements, according to the gallery co-manager. The nudity in the artwork has caused local impact, igniting debate about the perception of art and censorship within the community.

Maritime Rescue and the Civil Guard locate three bodies in the sea near Ceuta

Maritime Rescue and the Civil Guard found the bodies of three migrants floating in the sea near Ceuta this Thursday, raising the total number of deceased in the area to six. Authorities continue search and rescue operations.

Sentenced to 48 years for sexual assault on vulnerable women he convinced to work as prostitutes

A man was sentenced to 48 years in prison for sexually assaulting women with irregular status in Spain, whom he convinced to engage in prostitution under the false promise of a job at a nightclub.

Woman arrested for abusing her ex-partner and sending two men to threaten him: "Your ex-girlfriend has paid us"

In January, the man filed a complaint against his ex-partner for abuse, while she attempted to report him for coercion. The woman was arrested for mistreating him and sending two men to threaten him, stating that she had paid them.

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Fear of Relapse, the Main Concern for 84% of Women with Early HR+/HER2- Breast Cancer

A study by FECMA, Attitude Towards Cancer, SOLTI, GEICAM, SEEO, and Novartis reveals that 84% of women with early HR+/HER2– breast cancer fear relapse after surgery and adjuvant treatment, highlighting the importance of addressing this concern in their care.

People over 23 years old living 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, in order to prevent poverty and social exclusion. This benefit has helped nearly one million children and adolescents up to December.

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

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

'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,' Westeros is preparing for new stories with the spin-off 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,' which promises to continue exploring adventures in its kingdoms.

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

Gandhi understood happiness as living a simple life dedicated to serving others, achieving harmony between thoughts, words, and actions.

The Perfect Series for True Crime Lovers: Two Seasons, Watch in One Weekend, and Available on Prime Video

This true crime series on Prime Video, with two seasons, is ideal for those who enjoyed 'The Port Talbot Murders.' It stands out for being scripted by the lead detective, offering an authentic and gripping perspective perfect for binge-watching over a weekend.

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

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

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

The spin-off of the series created by Taylor Sheridan and starring Kevin Costner will premiere in Spain in March, expanding SkyShowtime's catalog.

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

Dreams reflect how we process our experiences and emotions. Dreaming about deceased people can be a way to connect with memories and feelings, helping us to better understand ourselves.

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

Measles is contagious from 5 days before to 4 days after the onset of symptoms, which facilitates its spread. It is crucial to recognize its warning signs and adopt preventive measures to avoid outbreaks.

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

Gabriel Rolón explains that love is a learning process connected to childhood experiences. He reflects on how early relationships shape who we choose to love, and why some people fall in love with those who harm them, linking this to emotional patterns learned in childhood.

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

The Minimum Vital Income in 2026 will benefit people who meet certain requirements, including special exceptions for orphans, minors, and women victims of gender-based violence.

Oil set for first weekly decline in seven weeks ahead of US-Iran talks

Oil prices are poised for their first weekly drop in seven weeks as markets anticipate US-Iran nuclear talks. Traders are cautious amid potential easing of tensions and future Iranian oil supply returning to the market, which could impact global oil demand and prices.

Oil prices steady, head for weekly losses with US-Iran talks in focus

Oil prices remained steady but are set for weekly declines as markets await outcomes from US-Iran nuclear talks. Increasing concerns over potential renewed sanctions on Iran and fluctuating demand amid global economic uncertainties are influencing investor sentiment. Traders are cautious, monitoring geopolitical developments and oil supply dynamics that could impact future pricing trends.

Gold, silver prices log shaky gains after bruising week

Gold and silver prices showed modest gains following a volatile week marked by losses. The precious metals experienced a rebound amid shifting market sentiment and fluctuating investment demand, though uncertainty remains high as economic indicators and geopolitical factors continue to influence price movements.

Exclusive - Mexico Seeking Way to Send Fuel to Cuba Without Being Hit by US Tariffs, Sources Say

Mexico is exploring methods to supply fuel to Cuba while avoiding U.S. tariffs, according to sources. The move aims to support Cuba amid its energy shortages without violating U.S. sanctions. Mexican officials are considering strategies to navigate complex trade restrictions and maintain diplomatic relations.

US says Trump prefers diplomacy with Iran but warns he has military options

The US administration stated that former President Trump favored diplomatic efforts with Iran but maintained readiness to use military force if necessary. Officials emphasized a dual approach of negotiation combined with a strong defense posture to address ongoing tensions with Iran.

Oil settles almost 3% down on easing supply concerns ahead of US, Iran talks

Oil prices fell nearly 3% as concerns over supply disruptions eased ahead of US-Iran nuclear talks. Expectations of progress in negotiations raised hopes for increased Iranian oil exports, reducing market fears of shortages. The potential easing of sanctions and improved diplomatic relations contributed to the drop in prices, reflecting a shift toward a more balanced oil market outlook.

Recovery in precious metals is short-lived as gold falls, silver plummets 15%

Precious metals experienced a brief recovery before prices sharply declined. Gold fell after initial gains, while silver plummeted 15%, marking a significant drop. Factors include market volatility and investor shifts, affecting metals' appeal as safe havens amid economic uncertainties.

Iran’s foreign minister heads to Muscat for nuclear talks with US

Iran’s foreign minister is traveling to Muscat to engage in nuclear negotiations with US representatives. The talks aim to address ongoing tensions and discuss the future of the Iran nuclear deal. This diplomatic effort reflects both parties’ interest in finding common ground to prevent escalation and promote regional stability.

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Billionaire Chinese trader bets on silver collapse with $300 million wager

A prominent Chinese billionaire trader has placed a massive $300 million bet predicting a sharp decline in silver prices. This significant wager signals his expectation of a potential market downturn in the precious metal sector, reflecting growing bearish sentiment amid global economic uncertainties and fluctuating commodity markets.

Rio Tinto’s Australian investors applaud end to Glencore takeover talks

Australian investors have welcomed the conclusion of takeover discussions between Rio Tinto and Glencore. The end of talks has been seen positively as it preserves Rio Tinto’s independence, potentially benefiting shareholder value. Investors expressed relief as the proposed merger raised concerns about market dominance and regulatory hurdles. The companies will now focus on their individual strategic paths.

Toyota boss Sato to step down, to be replaced by finance head Kenta Kon

Toyota announced that President Akio Sato will step down, with Finance Chief Kenta Kon set to succeed him. The leadership change aims to navigate future challenges and strengthen Toyota's financial strategy amid evolving market conditions. Kon’s appointment reflects the company’s focus on fiscal management and innovation as it continues global expansion.

Amazon sees 50% boost to capital spending this year, shares tumble

Amazon plans to increase its capital spending by 50% this year, investing heavily in infrastructure and technology. Despite this aggressive expansion, the announcement led to a decline in its share price, reflecting investor concerns over rising expenses and potential short-term impacts on profits.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.29%

Taiwan's stock market closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.29%. Gains were driven by strength in the technology and semiconductor sectors amid positive investor sentiment. Market participants remained optimistic despite global economic uncertainties, supported by robust corporate earnings reports. Trading volume was steady as investors weighed both domestic and international factors influencing market performance.

Toyota Q3 earnings beat expectations despite tariff headwinds; FY outlook raised

Toyota reported stronger-than-expected Q3 earnings, overcoming challenges from tariff impacts and supply chain issues. The automaker raised its full-year outlook, citing robust vehicle demand and improved production efficiency. Despite external pressures, Toyota’s performance highlights resilience and strategic adaptations in a volatile global market.

Exclusive - Intel, AMD Notify Customers in China of Lengthy Waits for CPUs

Intel and AMD have informed customers in China about significant delays in CPU deliveries. The shortages are attributed to supply chain disruptions and increased demand in the region, leading to extended wait times for processors. Both companies are working to resolve the issues but have not provided specific timelines for easing the delays.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 2.03%

Australian shares closed lower, with the S&P/ASX 200 index dropping 2.03%. The decline reflects investor concerns over economic conditions and global market uncertainties, impacting key sectors across the board. Market sentiment remained cautious as traders weighed recent economic data and geopolitical developments.

Tech-led selloff drags Asian stocks; Indonesia tumbles on Moody’s outlook cut

Asian stocks fell amid a tech sector selloff, with major markets losing ground. Indonesia's market dropped sharply following Moody’s downgrade of its credit outlook, citing fiscal and economic challenges. Investor sentiment was cautious due to global economic uncertainties and tightening monetary policies. The tech slump contributed significantly to the broader market decline across the region.

Supply chain chaos becomes aviation’s ’new norm’ as demand hits records

The aviation industry faces persistent supply chain disruptions driven by record-high demand. Ongoing shortages and delays in parts and materials have turned supply chain chaos into a lasting challenge, impacting aircraft production and maintenance schedules worldwide. Industry experts warn that without significant improvements, these issues may continue to hamper growth and operational efficiency for the foreseeable future.

Toyota raises full-year operating profit outlook by 11.8%

Toyota has increased its full-year operating profit forecast by 11.8%, driven by strong vehicle sales and cost reduction efforts. The automaker expects favorable market conditions and improved demand, boosting profitability despite ongoing supply chain challenges. This positive outlook reflects Toyota’s confidence in sustaining growth throughout the fiscal year.

Vietnam’s trade surplus with US surges in January as imports from China hit new high

In January, Vietnam's trade surplus with the US significantly increased due to strong exports. Meanwhile, imports from China reached a record high, highlighting Vietnam's growing reliance on Chinese goods. This trend underscores shifting trade dynamics and the importance of both markets to Vietnam’s economy.

Trump endorses Japan’s Takaichi ahead of Sunday election

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has endorsed Japan's Sanae Takaichi in the upcoming election. Takaichi, known for her conservative views, seeks to become the next leader of Japan's ruling party. Trump's backing highlights their aligned political stances and aims to influence the election outcome ahead of Sunday's vote.

US farm income set to fall in 2026 despite surge in government payments

US farm income is projected to decline in 2026 despite increased government payments aimed at supporting farmers. Rising costs and lower commodity prices are expected to outweigh the financial aid, leading to reduced profitability in the agricultural sector.

Snowstorms boost US weekly jobless claims; job openings hit more than five-year low

Severe snowstorms led to a rise in US weekly jobless claims, reflecting weather-related layoffs. Meanwhile, job openings fell to their lowest level in over five years, signaling a cooling labor market as employers reduce hiring amid economic uncertainty.

US job openings drop to more than five-year low in December

US job openings fell to their lowest level in over five years in December, signaling a cooling labor market. The decline suggests employers are slowing hiring amid economic uncertainties, although layoffs remain low. This trend may impact wage growth and the Federal Reserve's future policy decisions as it balances inflation concerns with economic stability.

Natural gas storage declines, but less than forecasted, signals weaker demand

U.S. natural gas storage fell by less than expected last week, indicating weaker demand amid milder weather. This smaller draw suggests reduced consumption for heating and power generation. Market analysts view the data as a sign of easing pressure on supply, which could influence prices and market dynamics moving forward.

U.S. JOLTs Job Openings Fall Short of Expectations, Indicating Slower Labor Market Growth

The latest U.S. JOLTs report shows job openings decreased more than anticipated, signaling a slowdown in labor market growth. This decline suggests employers may be cautious about hiring amid economic uncertainties, potentially impacting future wage growth and economic momentum.

Initial jobless claims rise, exceeding forecasts

Initial jobless claims in the U.S. increased more than expected last week, suggesting a slight softening in the labor market. The rise indicates potential challenges ahead for employment as claims surpassed economists' predictions, reflecting growing uncertainty despite a previously strong job market.

UPS, Amazon boost US planned layoffs in January, Challenger survey shows

Planned U.S. layoffs in January rose significantly, driven by major companies like UPS and Amazon, according to Challenger's survey. The increase reflects ongoing adjustments in workforce strategies amid economic uncertainties, with both firms scaling back staff to optimize operations and manage costs. This trend highlights broader challenges in the labor market as businesses navigate fluctuating demands.

Slump for UK builders eases but price pressures strong, PMI shows

The UK construction sector's downturn is slowing, with activity stabilizing according to the latest PMI. However, firms continue to face significant price pressures, impacting costs and margins. Despite challenges, new orders show modest improvement, signaling cautious optimism for the industry’s near-term prospects.

Dollar hovers near two-week high, yen firms ahead of polls

The dollar remained close to a two-week high against major currencies, supported by strong U.S. economic data. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen strengthened ahead of upcoming national elections, reflecting increased investor caution. Market participants are closely watching for shifts in monetary policy and political developments that could influence currency movements.

BOJ policymaker calls for timely rate hike to manage inflation

A Bank of Japan policymaker emphasized the need for a timely interest rate hike to curb rising inflation. The official highlighted concerns over sustained price increases and signaled that maintaining ultra-loose monetary policy may no longer be appropriate. This marks a potential shift in BOJ’s approach as it aims to balance economic growth with inflation control.

Morning Bid: Fed under pressure as layoffs mount

Rising layoffs across sectors are intensifying pressure on the Federal Reserve as it balances curbing inflation with maintaining employment. Recent job cuts indicate economic cooling, challenging Fed policymakers to adjust interest rates carefully to avoid triggering a recession while controlling inflation.

Indonesian markets resume selloff after Moody’s cuts outlook

Indonesian markets declined following Moody’s downgrade of the country's credit outlook, citing concerns over economic growth and fiscal pressures. The negative rating impacted investor confidence, triggering a selloff in equities and bonds. Market participants remain cautious as risks to Indonesia’s financial stability persist amid global economic uncertainties.

RBI leaves interest rates unchanged at 5.25%, hikes inflation outlook

The Reserve Bank of India has kept its key interest rate steady at 5.25% to support economic growth amid global uncertainties. However, it raised its inflation forecast due to rising fuel and food prices. The RBI signaled a cautious approach, balancing inflation risks with the need to sustain demand, while monitoring global economic developments and domestic inflationary pressures.

India central bank holds policy rate, as expected

India's central bank maintained its policy interest rate, aligning with market expectations. The decision reflects a cautious approach amid inflation and growth concerns, aiming to balance economic stability while supporting recovery. The bank signaled ongoing assessment of economic conditions before next moves.

Japan Q4 GDP seen returning to growth on robust investment: Reuters poll

Japan's Q4 GDP is expected to rebound and show growth, driven mainly by strong business investment. A Reuters poll indicates increased capital expenditure and robust domestic demand contributed to economic recovery, offsetting earlier declines. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic about sustained growth amid global uncertainties.

Japan’s biggest banks ready to increase JGB holdings despite growing losses

Major Japanese banks plan to boost their holdings of Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) despite facing increasing losses from these assets. The banks are focusing on long-term strategies, prioritizing stability and government support over short-term profitability amid market volatility and changing interest rates. This approach reflects their commitment to backing Japan’s fiscal policies despite financial challenges.

Former Japan currency chief says FX intervention should be backed by rate hikes

Former Japan currency chief argues that foreign exchange interventions must be supported by interest rate hikes to be effective. Without accompanying rate increases, currency interventions may fail to stabilize the yen or influence market expectations as intended. This approach is aimed at ensuring stronger policy credibility and enhancing Japan's ability to manage exchange rate fluctuations.

Singapore budget may be less generous amid resilient growth

Singapore's upcoming budget is expected to be less generous due to the country's resilient economic growth. Authorities may prioritize fiscal prudence while supporting key sectors. The focus will likely balance sustaining recovery and managing inflation risks amid global uncertainties.

DipCoin Launches Season 1: Horizon (Points & Referral System), an Incentive Framework for Perpetual Trading

DipCoin has introduced Season 1: Horizon, featuring a new points and referral system designed to incentivize perpetual trading. The framework aims to boost trader engagement and reward active users through various point-earning opportunities and referral bonuses, enhancing the platform's trading ecosystem and user growth.

Crypto Rout Deepens, Bitcoin Slides Nearly 50% from Its Record High

Bitcoin has plunged nearly 50% from its all-time high amid a broad crypto market selloff. Investors are spooked by regulatory scrutiny, rising interest rates, and fears of inflation, driving widespread losses across digital assets. The downturn highlights ongoing volatility and challenges facing the crypto sector as it grapples with market corrections and economic uncertainties.

Bitcoin Hits Low at $64,944

Bitcoin's price dropped to $64,944, marking a recent low amid market volatility. Factors include regulatory concerns and shifting investor sentiment, impacting cryptocurrency valuations globally. Despite this, experts suggest the market may stabilize as adoption continues to grow.

Litecoin Falls 10% In Rout

Litecoin's value dropped by 10%, marking a significant decline amid broader cryptocurrency market weakness. Market factors contributing to the downturn include investor caution and external economic pressures affecting digital assets overall.

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EOS Falls 11% In Rout

EOS experienced an 11% drop amid a broader market downturn, driven by weakened investor sentiment and sell-offs in the cryptocurrency sector. The decline reflects ongoing volatility and uncertainty impacting digital assets, with traders seeking safer investments amid economic concerns and regulatory pressures.

Cardano Falls 11% In Rout

Cardano's price dropped 11% amid a broader cryptocurrency market sell-off. The decline was driven by negative investor sentiment and profit-taking after recent gains. Analysts caution that volatility may continue as traders react to global economic uncertainties and regulatory developments impacting digital assets.

Ethereum Falls 10% In Bearish Trade

Ethereum's price dropped 10% amid bearish market sentiment. The decline reflects broader crypto market weaknesses and investor caution. Analysts attribute the fall to profit-taking and external economic factors, signaling potential short-term volatility for Ethereum and other digital assets.

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JPMorgan quant says Bitcoin now looks more attractive than gold long term

A JPMorgan quantitative strategist stated that Bitcoin appears more appealing than gold for long-term investment due to its higher potential returns and growing adoption. The strategist highlighted Bitcoin's increasing role as a digital store of value, suggesting it could outperform gold amid evolving market dynamics and investor preferences.

REA Group H1 FY26 presentation slides: revenue up 5%, stock falls 8.4% on missed expectations

REA Group reported a 5% increase in revenue in the first half of fiscal year 2026, but its stock dropped 8.4% after the company failed to meet market expectations. Despite growth in core operations, weaker-than-expected earnings resulted in negative investor sentiment, impacting the share price.

Viasat Q3 FY2026 slides: Debt reduction accelerates, free cash flow guidance improves

Viasat reported accelerated debt reduction in Q3 FY2026 alongside improved free cash flow guidance. The company highlighted strong operational performance and strategic initiatives driving financial stability. Enhanced cash flow outlook supports ongoing investments and debt repayment efforts, positioning Viasat for sustainable growth.

Charter Hall Retail REIT 1H FY26 slides: portfolio transformation drives earnings growth

Charter Hall Retail REIT reported earnings growth in the first half of FY26, driven by its ongoing portfolio transformation. The REIT focused on optimizing asset quality and enhancing the tenant mix, leading to improved operational performance and increased rental income. Despite market challenges, strategic acquisitions and disposals supported revenue growth and strengthened the portfolio’s long-term value.

OpenText Q2 2026 slides: Cloud growth offsets revenue dip amid strategic reshaping

OpenText's Q2 2026 results show a revenue decline driven by restructuring efforts, but strong cloud business growth partially offsets the dip. The company is reshaping its strategy to focus more on cloud services, aiming to drive future growth despite short-term revenue challenges.

Victory Capital Q4 2025 slides: record revenue tops $1B annually, global expansion accelerates

Victory Capital reported record annual revenue exceeding $1 billion in 2025, driven by strong Q4 performance. The firm highlighted accelerated global expansion efforts, including new market entries and enhanced client services, positioning it for sustained growth. Strategic investments and innovation bolstered its competitive edge amid evolving market conditions.

Werner Enterprises Q4 2025 slides: Misses expectations, bets on FirstFleet acquisition

Werner Enterprises reported weaker-than-expected Q4 2025 earnings, missing revenue and profit forecasts amid challenging market conditions. The company is optimistic about future growth, attributing its strategy to the pending acquisition of FirstFleet, which it believes will enhance operational efficiency and expand its service offerings. Investors remain cautious as the integration risks and economic uncertainties persist.

Envista Q4 2025 Slides Reveal Strong Performance with 22% EBITDA Growth, Shares Rise

Envista reported a robust Q4 2025 with 22% EBITDA growth, driven by solid sales and operational efficiency. The strong financial results boosted investor confidence, resulting in a rise in shares. The company’s strategic initiatives and market demand contributed to improved margins and revenue, highlighting a positive outlook for the coming year.

Qualys Q4 2025 presentation: Enterprise TruRisk Platform drives 10% revenue growth

Qualys reported a 10% revenue increase in Q4 2025, driven by strong adoption of its Enterprise TruRisk Platform. The platform's enhanced cybersecurity features attracted new clients and expanded usage among existing customers. Qualys highlighted ongoing innovation and strategic investments as key factors supporting sustained growth and market leadership in cloud security solutions.

Paylocity Q2 FY26 slides: revenue growth continues amid expansion into finance and IT

Paylocity reported strong Q2 FY26 revenue growth, driven by continued client expansion and robust demand in finance and IT sectors. The company is enhancing its platform capabilities to better serve these industries, supporting its strategic growth objectives. Operational efficiencies and product innovation remain key focus areas, positioning Paylocity for sustained market competitiveness and long-term success.

Affirm Q2 2026 slides reveal 30% revenue growth, Card business surges 159%

Affirm's Q2 2026 results show a 30% revenue increase, driven by strong performance in its Card business, which surged 159%. The company highlights growing customer adoption and expanded partnerships, reflecting robust demand for its payment solutions and BNPL services. These gains indicate Affirm's strengthening market position and potential for sustained growth in the digital finance sector.