News Summary - 02/10/2026

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Maxwell refuses to answer questions about Epstein in congressional hearing

A video released by members of Congress shows Ghislaine Maxwell, currently imprisoned, refusing to answer questions concerning Jeffrey Epstein during a congressional hearing.

Australia police defend actions after violence at protest over Israeli president visit

Police in Australia faced criticism after videos showed officers punching protesters and dragging away men who were praying during a rally against the Israeli president's visit. Authorities defended their actions, citing the need to maintain order amid the unrest.

Trump threatens to block opening of US-Canada bridge

The Gordie Howe International Bridge, linking Michigan and Ontario, is scheduled to open this year amid threats from Trump to block its opening.

Catherine O'Hara's cause of death confirmed as blood clot

Catherine O'Hara, known for Schitt's Creek and Home Alone, passed away last month in a US hospital at 71. The cause of death has been confirmed as a blood clot.

Savannah Guthrie pleads for help finding missing mother as purported ransom deadline passes

Savannah Guthrie made a heartfelt video plea seeking help to find her missing mother just hours before a purported ransom deadline. Authorities believe her mother is being held by kidnappers demanding payment. The appeal aims to raise awareness and encourage anyone with information to come forward as the deadline passes without contact.

Instagram and YouTube owners built 'addiction machines', trial hears

In a Los Angeles jury trial, tech giants behind Instagram and YouTube face scrutiny over claims they deliberately designed their platforms as "addiction machines" to maximize user engagement, raising concerns about social media's impact on mental health.

Philippine top court says same-sex couples can co-own property

The Philippine Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples have the right to co-own property, recognizing "legitimate intimate relationships" and affirming they should not be "legally invisible." This decision marks a significant step toward equality and legal recognition for same-sex partnerships in the country.

Epstein survivors call for full release of files in video

The DOJ has released millions of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, but many sections remain redacted. Survivors are urging the complete, unredacted release of these documents to ensure full transparency and accountability.

Hong Kong court jails media tycoon and British citizen Jimmy Lai for 20 years

Jimmy Lai, a media tycoon and British citizen, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison by a Hong Kong court. Supporters claim the harsh sentence is akin to a death sentence, while authorities maintain it upholds the rule of law.

Extreme cold in New York City leaves 18 dead

Following a deadly cold snap that claimed 18 lives in New York City, authorities have expanded homeless shelter capacity to protect vulnerable populations from the freezing temperatures.

Norway police investigate diplomat over Epstein links

Mona Juul and her husband Terje Rød-Larsen, known for their involvement in the Oslo Accords, are under investigation by Norwegian police for alleged "aggravated corruption" related to links with Jeffrey Epstein.

Palestinians say new Israeli measures in West Bank amount to de facto annexation

New Israeli measures in the West Bank focus on property law, planning, licensing, and enforcement, aiming to extend Israeli control over the occupied territory. Palestinians view these actions as a form of de facto annexation.

Japan has given Takaichi a landslide win - but can she bring back the economy?

Japan faces challenges like slow growth, rising public debt, and an ageing workforce. Takaichi's landslide victory raises hopes she can revive the economy amid these ongoing issues.

Machine guns to machetes: Weapons that massacred thousands in Iran

BBC News Persian forensic analysis confirms that Iranian security forces used a wide range of lethal and non-lethal weapons, including machine guns and machetes, resulting in thousands of deaths during recent crackdowns.

US to exempt some Bangladeshi clothes from tariffs

The White House has agreed to exempt certain US-produced cotton used in Bangladeshi garments from tariffs, supporting Bangladesh's clothing industry and trade relations.

Canadian mining firm says its abducted workers found dead in Mexico

Vizsla Silver Corp has reported that families of some kidnapped employees have informed the company their relatives were found dead in Mexico.

Bad Bunny makes history as Trump criticizes 'terrible' Super Bowl show

Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny made history by performing an entirely Spanish set at the Super Bowl, the biggest stage in sports. Former President Trump criticized the show, calling it "terrible," while Bad Bunny’s groundbreaking performance was celebrated for its cultural significance.

Outrage as South Korean official suggests 'importing' foreign women to boost birth rate

Jindo county head Kim Hee-soo sparked backlash by proposing to "import young women from Vietnam or Sri Lanka" to address the low birth rate among young rural men in South Korea. The suggestion was widely criticized for its insensitive and controversial nature.

Fifteen killed in latest Lebanon building collapse, as warnings of neglect grow

Two buildings collapsed in Lebanon, marking the fifth similar disaster this winter. The repeated incidents highlight growing concerns over building neglect and poor maintenance in the country.

Migrant boat capsizes off Libya leaving 53 dead

Nearly 500 people have been reported dead or missing off Libya this year, with the latest incident involving a boat capsizing and 53 confirmed deaths, according to the IOM.

Police pepper spray protesters as Israeli president visits Sydney

Isaac Herzog, Israel's president, is on a four-day visit to Australia amid tensions following the December mass shooting at Bondi Beach. During his visit, police used pepper spray on protesters demonstrating against his presence in Sydney.

Venezuela's opposition says party leader kidnapped hours after being freed

Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado reported that opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa was forcibly taken in Caracas shortly after being freed.

Eritrea accuses Ethiopia of fabricating report that its troops crossed the border

Eritrea denied Ethiopia's claims that its troops entered Ethiopian territory and supported northern rebels, accusing Ethiopia of fabricating the report to escalate tensions between the two countries.

Thailand election: The result the polls never saw coming

Despite high expectations for a youthful, progressive party, Thailand's election results favored an entrenched, traditional party. Factors include the old-style party's established networks, resource advantages, and voter skepticism toward rapid change, highlighting the complexities of Thai politics and the challenges new parties face in translating popularity into electoral success.

Celebrity appearances, controversial ads and other Super Bowl takeaways

Lady Gaga, Cardi B, and Jessica Alba made notable appearances during Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, adding star power to the highly anticipated performance.

New video game sees Africans fantasizing about taking back looted treasures

Set in 2099, the game explores a scenario where a historic treaty to return African artifacts is unraveling. It invites players to imagine reclaiming looted treasures, highlighting issues of cultural restitution and the ongoing impact of colonial-era theft on African heritage.

Revealing Names and Faces of the Victims of Iran's Protest Crackdown

BBC News Persian has identified thousands of individuals killed during Iran's recent protest crackdown, exposing the scale of the government's violent response to dissent.

This billionaire tested China's limits. It cost him his freedom

Jimmy Lai, a prominent Hong Kong media tycoon, was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Despite his harsh punishment, Lai remained devoted to Hong Kong, a city he credited for his success and opportunities. His case highlights the risks faced by those challenging China's authority in the region.

How off-the-shelf drones are changing jihadist warfare in West Africa

Insurgents in West Africa are increasingly using off-the-shelf drones to launch strikes on military positions, altering the dynamics of jihadist warfare by enhancing their tactical capabilities and challenging traditional defense measures.

Are Bangladesh's youth turning against India?

Anti-Indian sentiment is growing among Bangladesh's youth, reflecting deteriorating relations between the two South Asian neighbors. This shift marks a significant change in public opinion, potentially impacting future diplomatic and cultural ties.

The shadowy world of abandoned oil tankers

Increasingly, owners are abandoning tankers and commercial vessels, leaving them stranded and creating environmental and economic challenges. These deserted ships pose risks including pollution and financial losses for port authorities and insurers.

Plane makers chase Asia's super-rich with luxe new private jets

Aviation companies are increasingly targeting Asia's wealthy elite by offering luxurious private jets tailored for international travel, reflecting a shift in the industry towards high-end, exclusive services for super-rich customers.

BBC reports from outside court after Jimmy Lai sentencing

Jimmy Lai, a pro-democracy media tycoon, was sentenced to 20 years in jail by the Hong Kong High Court.

'Super exciting!' - Seahawks fans celebrate Super Bowl win

The Seattle Seahawks delivered a dominant defensive performance to defeat the New England Patriots, thrilling fans with their decisive victory in the Super Bowl.

Aerial footage shows flooded cities as storms hit Spain

Storms Marta and Leonardo triggered severe flooding across Spain, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes and causing extensive damage in affected cities.

ICE protester says she was 'disgusted' after fake arrest image shared by White House

Nekima Levy Armstrong expressed disgust after the White House shared an edited image of her arrest, which took place during a protest she organized at a church. The altered photo misrepresented the event, prompting criticism from Armstrong.

At the scene of deadly Pakistan mosque explosion

A suicide bomber attacked a Shia mosque in Pakistan, killing at least 31 people, police reported.

Socialist Federations Sound the Alarm After Results in Aragón: "We Must Engage in Self-Criticism"

Several socialist federations call for reflection following poor electoral results in Aragón, emphasizing the need for self-criticism to tackle voter demobilization ahead of the upcoming regional elections.

The results in Aragón confirm the 'rightward shift' of the vote in Spain: "Although delayed, the wave was bound to arrive"

The conservative bloc has strengthened its position in the elections in Aragón and Extremadura, while the progressive side loses support. According to political scientist Manuel Mostaza, this shift to the right was inevitable and reflects the influence of international trends on Spain.

PP and Vox embrace their joint destiny and approach negotiations focused on the distribution of "power"

After February 8th, PP and Vox tackle the negotiation with a more collaborative tone focused on the distribution of power, different from the tense atmosphere that prevailed after the elections in Extremadura.

Rufián’s Proposal for a Left-Wing Front Faces Majority Rejection, Only Sumar Supports It

Rufián’s proposal to create a left-wing front has received majority rejection from political parties, including ERC. Only Sumar has viewed the initiative positively.

And from now on? These are the upcoming elections in which the PP will defend its regional governments

The upcoming regional elections will be a key test for both the PP and the PSOE, reflecting the current political balance and the struggle to maintain or win regional governments.

The PAR Leaves the Cortes of Aragon for the First Time: The Rise and Fall Story of the Kingmaker Party

Since 1983, the PAR had always been present in the Cortes of Aragon, reaching its peak in 1987 with 19 deputies and nearly 29% of the votes. Now, for the first time, it leaves the Cortes, marking the end of an era in which it was a key kingmaker party in regional politics.

No officials for internal promotion: The State only fills 13% of the positions offered in the last four years

Between 2021 and 2024, 18,171 positions were announced for internal promotion, but only 7,112 applications were received and 2,340 candidates were approved, representing a coverage of 13%. In contrast, open-access positions are almost entirely filled.

David Uclés: "I have never followed the herd and I continue the same, regardless of what they tell me"

David Uclés celebrates his Nadal Prize while facing controversies over his opinions about the Civil War. He states that he does not follow the herd and remains firm in his convictions, regardless of external pressures.

Díaz-Aguado, Professor of Developmental Psychology: "Delaying the age of social media use cannot be the only measure"

The professor from Complutense University warns that early access to social networks carries risks such as addiction, violence, cyberbullying, exposure to violent content, stereotypes, hate speech, and self-esteem problems, especially in girls. Therefore, delaying the age of use is not enough; comprehensive measures are needed to protect minors.

It's not enough to ban social media; we need to take away children's phones

The solution to the problem of social media use by minors is not just to ban it, but to address the issue from a social perspective, including limiting children's access to mobile phones.

The reason that led Daniel Sancho to break off his relationship with his mother, Silvia Bronchalo

Daniel Sancho, imprisoned in Thailand for the murder of Edwin Arrieta, broke off his relationship with his mother, Silvia Bronchalo. She did not want to go into the details of the crime.

María Hervás goes to 'La Revuelta' with her mother, who resolves her conflict with David Broncano

Juana, mother of the actress María Hervás, attended the program 'La Revuelta' and confessed to David Broncano that, despite their past conflict, she still watches the show, thus marking a public reconciliation.

More than 4,800 people remain displaced due to the train of storms in Spain, which will be hit again by heavy rains this Tuesday

More than 4,800 people remain displaced due to the train of storms affecting Spain. Heavy rains will continue this Tuesday, especially impacting Andalusia, where 32 educational centers will keep in-person classes suspended as a precaution.

Storm in Spain due to Storm Marta, live coverage | Andalusia remains on alert for rain with 161 roads affected, nearly 6,000 evacuated, and classes suspended

Storm Marta is causing heavy rains in Andalusia, with 161 roads affected, almost 6,000 people evacuated, and classes suspended. Flooding and road closures remain ongoing, keeping the region on alert.

Madrid reservoirs continue filling despite 13 consecutive days of releases

Canal de Isabel II has kept the gates open since January 28. Despite 13 consecutive days of releases, the reservoir water level has increased by 10 points, reaching 83%.

Úrsula Corberó Gives Birth to Her First Child with Argentine Actor Chino Darín

Úrsula Corberó and Chino Darín have welcomed their first child, according to journalist Lorena Vázquez on the program 'Y ahora Sonsoles'. The couple shares this happy news following the baby's arrival.

Cayetano Rivera and Tamara Gorro agree: they are looking for the person responsible for leaking their romance

Cayetano Rivera and Tamara Gorro suspect that someone close to them leaked confidential information about their trip and romance, and they are looking for the person responsible for this leak.

US attacks a drug boat in the Pacific, leaving two dead and one survivor

In an attack in the Pacific, the US took down a drug boat, resulting in two deaths and one survivor. The Coast Guard began the search for the crew member who managed to escape after the operation.

The video of the spectacular robbery with explosions and shootings against an armored van on a highway

Two alleged members of a gang have been arrested after a spectacular robbery involving explosions and shootings against an armored van on a highway.

Train Strike Called Off After Latest Meeting Between Government and Unions

The train strike has been called off following the latest meeting between the Government and the unions. Both parties have reached an agreement that partially satisfies the labor demands, thereby avoiding interruptions in railway service and ensuring stability for workers and users.

Live Train and Drivers' Strike | Puente Signs Agreement with CCOO, UGT, and Semaf to Call Off the Strike and Improve the Railway Network

Renfe, Ouigo, and Iryo have canceled more than 330 high- and medium-distance trains due to the train drivers' strike. Puente has signed an agreement with CCOO, UGT, and Semaf to call off the strike and improve the railway network.

The Epstein Case Pushes Starmer to the Brink of Resignation: Why the Scandal Involving His Former Ambassador to the US Could Cost Him His Job

The scandal involving the former British ambassador to the US linked to the Epstein case has led to the resignation of Starmer's chief of staff and communications director, placing the prime minister under intense pressure and on the verge of resignation, according to the British press.

Bad Bunny deletes all his posts and profile picture from Instagram after the Super Bowl

Bad Bunny deleted all his posts and his profile picture on Instagram following the Super Bowl halftime show. Apple Music, the show's sponsor, highlighted that his performance generated unprecedented interaction.

Bad Bunny's Surprising Gift to the Zara Workers in Arteixo: "This Show Was Also Yours"

Bad Bunny surprised the Zara employees in Arteixo with a gift and a note in which he thanked them for their time, talent, and heart, emphasizing that his recent show was also thanks to them.

What Everyone Overlooked About Lady Gaga's Dress at the Super Bowl: A Direct Message to Trump

Lady Gaga surprised audiences by joining Bad Bunny's halftime performance at the Super Bowl, wearing a dress with a direct and powerful message aimed at Trump, which went unnoticed by many viewers.

The Wedding Held During Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Performance Was Real

A couple actually got married on stage during Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance, right as the artist finished a segment of his song 'Mónaco'.

Edson, the 58-year-old eternally young man: "I have never used hyaluronic acid, it's the result of my diet"

Edson, 58 years old, claims that he has never used hyaluronic acid nor undergone cosmetic surgery. He attributes his youthful appearance to a healthy diet.

The housing crisis in Europe requires action at all levels

Brussels acknowledges that it cannot solve the housing crisis in Europe alone. However, it emphasizes that joint and coordinated action among all levels of government is key to overcoming this challenge.

These places in the world look like they were made by AI, but they are real

AI has advanced so much that it is often difficult to distinguish between what is real and what is generated by technology, especially in images of stunning landscapes. However, the places shown in this gallery are authentic and have not been created by artificial intelligence.

Did 'The Simpsons' Predict the Jeffrey Epstein Case? This is the Rescued Episode from the Series That Sends Chills Down All Its Fans' Spines

25 years ago, The Simpsons depicted a mysterious island, which has caused a stir due to its similarity to the real Jeffrey Epstein case, sending chills through fans for a possible prediction.

Erola Jons, 'influencer' and author of 'How to Get Your Crush': "You have to attract yourself, being authentic makes you attractive"

Erola Jons, influencer and author, answered live questions from readers of '20minutos', highlighting that authenticity and self-attraction are key to being attractive and winning over your crush.

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

Chris Martin joked about the 'kisscam' incident in which Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful to their partners, humorously suggesting that something positive can be made out of difficult situations.

Adrian Newey, after presenting the AMR26: "Whenever there is a major change, huge opportunities arise"

After the presentation of the AMR26, Adrian Newey emphasized that major changes in Formula 1 create huge opportunities to innovate and improve the car's performance. He is confident that the new model will make the most of the regulations to compete at the highest level this season.

Jutta Leerdam Silences Her Critics: Gold Medal and Olympic Record in Speed Skating at the Olympics

Jutta Leerdam, criticized for her lifestyle and relationship with Jake Paul, shone in Milan by winning the gold medal and setting an Olympic record in speed skating, silencing her detractors with her performance.

Loles León tells Évole that she has gone 21 years "without having relationships with men"

The actress, recognized as one of the highest-grossing stars of Spanish cinema, reveals on 'Lo de Évole' that she has gone 21 years without having relationships with men, sharing details about her personal life and career.

Contaminated Milk: Health Authorities Strengthen Surveillance Amid Poisonings and Believe "There Could Be More Cases"

Health authorities have intensified surveillance after poisonings were detected due to formula milk contaminated with cereulide toxin. Products have been withdrawn for weeks due to possible contamination, and it is suspected that more cases could emerge.

Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton Make Their Romance Official at the Super Bowl: Their Passionate and Viral Kiss

Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton confirmed their romance at the Super Bowl, entering hand in hand and sharing a passionate kiss that went viral and sparked a lot of conversation.

Constanzia Opens Up About Her Years of Therapy and Her Family: "They Have Always Been There for Me"

Constanzia revealed that, after years of therapy, she has become strong and always available for others, not allowing herself any weaknesses. She is grateful for the constant support of her family, who have always been there for her.

Banco Santander leverages its alliance with Arora and acquires a new office building in London

Banco Santander, together with its subsidiary Deva Capital, has acquired a new office building in London, adjacent to the hotel that the Spanish-British alliance signed months ago, strengthening its real estate presence in the city.

'The TikTok Killer' lands on Netflix: the story of the Spanish psychopath who killed at least six people

A trip with a content creator ended in tragedy for Esther Estepa's family, who searched tirelessly for her until they discovered her murder. The story of the Spanish psychopath responsible for at least six deaths is now being told on Netflix.

Zara anticipates the trends that will be a hit among wedding guests in 2026

Zara presents the key trends that will dominate among wedding guests in 2026, offering current and sophisticated garments for those seeking fashionable styles this year.

Diego Suárez, longevity expert: "Sleeping with your phone next to the bed affects your sleep"

Diego Suárez explains that it is not only the light from the phone that makes it difficult to fall asleep, but having the device close to the bed also harms the quality of rest and brain regeneration.

A Digital Twin of the Earth: This is the European Project That Will Help Predict the Planet's Future

DestinE is a European project that will develop a digital twin of the Earth to simulate and foresee how natural phenomena and human activities interact, thus facilitating decision-making for the planet's future.

The city with one of the most beautiful bridges in the world and where part of 'Bridgerton' was filmed

Season 4 of 'Bridgerton' was filmed in an English city famous for one of the most beautiful bridges in the world, located just over an hour from London.

The Eatery Located in the Madrid Mountains That You Have to Visit: Open Since 1998 and With 10 Tables

Doña Filo is a traditional eatery in the Madrid mountains, open since 1998. With only 10 tables, it offers a cozy atmosphere where authenticity and homemade cuisine are its main attractions.

The black cables of the DGT that cross roads from side to side: Are they used for fining?

The DGT installs black cables on roads that go over the wheels of vehicles to collect data about traffic and the road. These cables are not used for fining, but to obtain useful information for traffic management.

‘Married at First Sight’, ‘The Island of Temptations’ in Reverse

These reality shows explore love from opposite perspectives: while "Married at First Sight" seeks to find the ideal partner through arranged marriages, "The Island of Temptations" tests fidelity and emotions in tempting environments, showcasing different dynamics and challenges in the search for love.

The Public Prosecutor requests the acquittal of Íñigo Errejón, understanding that the acts denounced by Elisa Mouliaá "are not a crime"

The Public Prosecutor requests the acquittal of Íñigo Errejón, considering that the acts denounced by Elisa Mouliaá do not constitute a crime, emphasizing that the encounter ended at the moment she expressed that she did not want to continue.

Agriculture rules out that the swine fever originated from the Barcelona laboratory and points again to the theory of contaminated food

The committee in charge of the study rules out that swine fever came from the Barcelona laboratory and indicates that the most common way the disease spreads is through contaminated food.

Doctor arrested for sexually assaulting patients during consultations in Gran Canaria

A doctor from Gran Canaria has been arrested for sexually assaulting patients during his consultations. The detainee has a prior criminal record for similar offenses, having been previously arrested and convicted.

The Social Security mistakenly registers a man as a woman and receives a striking letter: "Doña Abel Piedra..."

A man named Abel Piedra was mistakenly registered as a woman by Social Security and received a letter from the Junta de Andalucía inviting him to a cervical cancer early detection program, causing surprise due to the administrative error.

Second Division referee investigated for sexually assaulting a prostitute while impersonating a police officer

The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has immediately and fully suspended the Second Division referee under investigation for sexually assaulting a prostitute while impersonating a police officer.

Buying a New or Used Car... What Is the Best Time of Year? A Specialist’s Advice

A car sales specialist on TikTok Spain reveals the best month to buy a car, helping buyers choose the ideal time to purchase a new or used vehicle.

Accessibility work in your home with which you can get a deduction of up to 3,020 euros from the Tax Agency

Improvements in the accessibility of your home allow a tax deduction of up to 3,020 euros from the Tax Agency, making it easier for people in need to adapt their homes with financial support.

Giving or Lending Money to a Child to Buy a House: The Key Differences and How to Do It Legally

Ibercaja Fiscalidad explains how to support a child in purchasing their first home, highlighting the differences between giving and lending money. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of carrying out these actions legally to avoid tax issues and suggests measures to properly formalize these transactions.

Eggplant Cannelloni Stuffed with Tuna and Cheese, an Affordable and Healthy Oven-Free Dinner

This recipe for eggplant cannelloni stuffed with tuna and cheese is an affordable, healthy, and easy-to-make option that requires no oven, perfect for varying your dinners.

The Way Out of the Deadlock

Only Azcón is qualified to govern and lead Aragón out of its current crisis, offering a clear solution to the political and social stagnation facing the region.

Take the Technoligarchs Seriously

Pedro Sánchez, sometimes using his pompous jargon, manages to position himself accurately on relevant and current issues, demonstrating that his discourse can align with the right side of history.

Vox's Two Bitter Cups for Feijóo

The succession of regional elections driven by Génova is weakening the PSOE, but it also strengthens Vox, whose growing influence will complicate the support Feijóo needs to govern.

Talking about the Civil War without going back to 1936

90 years after the Spanish Civil War, even the forum title sparks accusations of "equidistance," revealing ongoing sensitivities and divisions in discussing the conflict without reverting to the polarized views of 1936.

A Woman’s Funny Comment to Sánchez: "Eat a Little, You’re Very Thin"

The Prime Minister greeted neighbors in the square, where a woman made a funny comment suggesting that he eat a little more because he is very thin.

A passenger assaults a Ryanair worker after an argument over luggage weight at the airport

A passenger at Palma airport assaulted a Ryanair worker after arguing about exceeding the allowed weight limit for their luggage.

The Tender Rescue of a Deer Trapped on a Frozen Lake in Washington

A firefighter rescued a deer trapped on a frozen lake in Washington. A viral video shows how the frightened animal is carefully approached and finally freed by the rescuer.

The UCO responds to the judge that there are no "new facts" to investigate Begoña Gómez regarding the Air Europa bailout

The UCO informed the judge that there are no "new facts" justifying an investigation of Begoña Gómez in connection with the Air Europa bailout, after being commissioned the report in December.

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20minutos launches Ciudadano20, a space for readers to participate by sharing information on any topic, from snowstorms to daily transportation problems. They invite users to send their testimonies or suggestions for investigation.

Do you have questions about the minimum wage increase? Want to know how it affects you? Send us your questions

If you have questions about taxation, payments, part-time work, or salary supplements following the minimum wage increase, send your questions and UGT experts will answer them.

Are You Able to Solve the 'Pasapalabra' Rosco That Rosa Used to Win the Jackpot?

Rosa managed to win the jackpot on 'Pasapalabra' by successfully completing the final rosco, demonstrating great speed and knowledge. The challenge consists of answering words linked to each letter, and her victory has been celebrated by the audience. Many try to solve the same rosco to test their skill against the challenge.

The 'building blocks of life' found on an asteroid that rewrite the origin of life on Earth

Research reveals that some amino acids on the asteroid Bennu formed under the radioactive and icy conditions of the early solar system, suggesting a different origin for these basic components of life.

Cuba informs all airlines that it will run out of fuel in 24 hours

Cuba has informed all airlines that it will run out of fuel in 24 hours. Airlines such as Iberia and Air Europa have announced that they will flexibilize fares or make refueling stops to adapt to the situation.

Air Canada suspends its flights to Cuba due to fuel shortage and will begin repatriation of around 3,000 customers

Air Canada has suspended its flights to Cuba due to a fuel shortage on the island. The airline will begin repatriating approximately 3,000 customers affected by this situation. Canadian tourists are the main visitors to Cuba, making this measure particularly significant.

Salwa's husband, a Syrian refugee, sentenced to more than 41 years in prison for her murder

Salwa's husband, a Syrian refugee, was sentenced to more than 41 years in prison after admitting to having murdered her and attempting to kill their three children, during a hearing at the High Court of Justice of La Rioja.

US intercepts an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean for violating Washington's blockade in the Caribbean

Since December 2025, the US has maintained a maritime quarantine on oil tankers linked to Venezuela and has seized seven vessels for violating the economic blockade imposed in the Caribbean.

Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s accomplice, says she will talk and exonerate Trump and Clinton if granted a pardon

Ghislaine Maxwell, sentenced to 20 years for child trafficking and Jeffrey Epstein’s former partner, stated that she could exonerate Donald Trump and Bill Clinton if she receives a pardon.

Radon, the "silent" gas behind around a thousand lung cancer deaths in Spain

The SEOM warns that radon, an invisible gas, could cause up to 3.8% of lung cancer deaths in Spain in 2024, nearly 900 cases. In regions with higher exposure, this figure rises to 7%. This Wednesday, World Cancer Day, the importance of controlling radon to prevent avoidable deaths is highlighted.

Embracing Catholicism in Adulthood: "I had been searching for spiritual meaning... and I found it here"

More than 13,000 people over the age of seven were baptized in 2024, an increase of 12.5% compared to 2023. This growth in adult baptisms reflects a renewed search for spiritual meaning, culture, and identity in an increasingly secularized society.

Four generations of the Vargas family will leave their town in Nuevo Norte: "We are left without a home"

Four generations of the Vargas family will have to leave their community in Nuevo Norte due to the loss of their homes caused by urban development. The family denounces that they will be displaced without adequate relocation options, leaving a deep feeling of dispossession and loss of their family heritage.

The "chaos" of the elimination test takes its toll on the first eliminated from 'DecoMasters': "A lot of nerves"

King Bru and Andrea competed against Eduardo Navarrete and the Terremoto de Alcorcón in the first elimination test of 'DecoMasters', marked by nervousness and confusion that affected the first contestants eliminated from the show.

Kitai, from Benidorm Fest: "It's a craziness that no one from our indie scene expected"

Kitai, with a new vocalist, is participating in Benidorm Fest representing rock with the song 'Love Makes You Afraid,' surprising the indie scene that did not expect their presence.

Greg Taro: "It is positive that the winner does not go to Eurovision, all resources are being concentrated on the Benidorm Fest"

Greg Taro, a 26-year-old Catalan artist and brother of Álvaro Soler, is participating in the current edition of the RTVE festival with his song "Velita". He considers it positive that the winner does not go to Eurovision so that all resources can be focused on the Benidorm Fest.

Natalia and Milton, an emotional wedding with the first conflicts on the honeymoon

Natalia and Milton connected emotionally when they got married, showing similarities in their lives. However, during their honeymoon in Lapland, the first conflicts between them began to arise.

Alejandro debuts on 'Pasapalabra' defeating Óscar in 'El Rosco'

Alejandro, a geologist from Madrid, made his debut on 'Pasapalabra' and managed to defeat Óscar in the final round known as 'El Rosco'.

Sonsoles Ónega reprimands Beatriz Cortázar: "They are going to kick you out of the set"

Sonsoles Ónega had to reprimand journalist Beatriz Cortázar during a program because she kept talking non-stop, making it difficult for the host to continue with the show.

Wyoming responds to Tellado after being compared to Vito Quiles: "I have never chased anyone with a microphone"

Wyoming, host of 'El Intermedio', responded to Tellado denying that he had ever chased anyone with a microphone and pointed out that this was something done by others who earned much less.

The journalist Teresa Viejo remembers María Teresa Campos: "She was generous"

Teresa Viejo, on 'Y ahora Sonsoles,' reflects on her life changes and fondly recalls María Teresa Campos, highlighting her generosity.

Alejandro makes his debut on 'Pasapalabra' defeating Óscar in 'El Rosco'

Alejandro, a geologist from Madrid, made his debut on 'Pasapalabra' by managing to defeat Óscar in the final round, 'El Rosco'.

What Sam, Bruce Springsteen's Son Who Discovered His Calling During the September 11 Attacks, Is Like

Sam, the youngest son of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa, found his calling after the September 11 attacks. He is the youngest of the couple's three children, born in 1991.

Prince Abdul Mateen and his wife, Anisha of Brunei, welcome their first daughter

Prince Abdul Mateen and his wife Anisha, considered one of the most attractive royal couples, got married two years ago in a 10-day wedding and have now welcomed their first daughter.

Andrea Mengual and Pau Pérez announce they are getting married after 15 years together: "Our forever starts now"

Andrea Mengual and Pau Pérez, well-known influencers, announced on Instagram that they will get married in July, after 15 years together, with a fun and heartfelt declaration of love.

Durek Verrett's Mother, Husband of the Princess of Norway, Dies

Durek Verrett's mother, husband of the Princess of Norway, has passed away. She had a distant relationship with her son and accused him of negatively influencing King Harald's eldest daughter.

Aguasantas Vilches publishes the diagnosis of her medical tests: "They found something called..."

Aguasantas Vilches, former daughter-in-law of Raquel Bollo, has revealed the diagnosis of her medical tests, finally confirming the name of the health problem she was suffering from.

Concern for Aniston's Safety: Her Stalker Released Under Psychiatric Treatment

A court has decided to release Jennifer Aniston's stalker under psychiatric treatment, which has raised concerns for her safety and led to strengthened protective measures for the actress.

MrBeast Unleashes Puzzle in the Super Bowl to Win One Million Dollars: The Most Ambitious Challenge of His Career

MrBeast launched a puzzle during a Super Bowl commercial, the most important sporting event of the year, offering a challenge to win one million dollars, marking one of the most ambitious challenges of his career.

Sergio Peris-Mencheta opens up about the aftereffects of his cancer: "I look better than I feel"

In January 2024, Sergio Peris-Mencheta revealed that he was fighting cancer. He currently shares that although he looks good, he continues to face the aftereffects and physical difficulties of the disease.

Alejandra Rubio denies pregnancy rumors: "It is forbidden to publish anything about a medical matter"

Alejandra Rubio clarified that she herself will announce any news about a possible pregnancy. She denied the rumors and emphasized that it is forbidden to publish information about medical matters without her consent.

Violeta Mangriñán talks about her skin health problem and attributes it to the use of the IUD: "It's something exaggerated"

Violeta Mangriñán reveals that she suffers from painful outbreaks of internal pimples related to her menstruation, a problem she attributes to the use of the IUD.

This is what dogs are like, four-legged 'doctors' who change the hospital routine for children in Pamplona

Matilda, a toy poodle, and Claus, a golden retriever, visit the University of Navarra Clinic in Pamplona and Madrid weekly. These special dogs help patients, especially children, to relieve pain and reduce stress, thereby improving their hospital experience.

Brussels targets TikTok for violating the Digital Services Act due to its "addictive" design

The European Commission accuses TikTok of failing to protect its users from physical and emotional harm caused by the addictive design of its platform, violating the Digital Services Act, which includes fines of up to 6% of global annual turnover.

This is 'La Endiablada,' the popular festival of this town in Cuenca that is led by devils

La Endiablada is a traditional festival in Almonacid del Marquesado, Cuenca, held in February in honor of the Virgin of Candelaria and Saint Blaise. It stands out for its colorful procession featuring "devils" who wear cowbells and jump around the saints. The locals aim for their festival to be recognized as of National Tourist Interest.

"Vonn should have abstained from participating in the Olympic Games; she has been a victim of her stubbornness"

Dr. Ripoll expressed the opinion that American skier Lindsey Vonn should have withdrawn from the Olympic Games, as her severe fall was a consequence of her obstinacy in competing despite the risks.

Lindsey Vonn’s Latest Medical Report After Her Brutal Fall: "Underwent Orthopedic Surgery to Stabilize a Fracture"

Lindsey Vonn, the American skier, suffered a brutal fall at the Winter Olympic Games. Competing with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee, she was evacuated by helicopter and underwent orthopedic surgery to stabilize a fracture.

Another Terrifying Fall in Olympic Skiing: Moreno Suffers a Severe Accident at the Winter Games

Andorran skier Cande Moreno suffered a strong and frightening fall during her participation in the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games.

Ilia Malinin's Latest Madness, the 'God of the Quadruple', Who Even Captivated Novak Djokovic

The 21-year-old American prodigy Ilia Malinin dazzled with his performance in the figure skating team final at the Winter Olympic Games, earning admiration even from Novak Djokovic.

McLaren unveils its new Formula 1 car for the reigning champion Lando Norris

McLaren presents its new Formula 1 car so that Lando Norris, recent world champion, and his teammate Oscar Piastri can continue the team's success in the upcoming season.

Justin Gaethje confident he can beat Topuria: "I can knock him out"

Justin Gaethje expressed confidence in his ability to defeat champion Topuria, stating that he has clear chances to knock him out in their upcoming fight.

Mild, low vision, legal blindness, total blindness… What types of visual impairment exist and how are they classified?

Worldwide, approximately 180 million people have some form of visual impairment, of whom between 40 and 45 million are completely blind. This disability is classified into various types according to its severity, ranging from mild vision loss to total blindness.

Epilepsy alert dogs, a sense of smell that anticipates seizures: "It’s not a magic solution"

Epilepsy dogs are divided into alert dogs, which detect seizures before they occur, and response dogs, which act during or after a seizure. Although they help their owners, they are not a definitive or foolproof solution for managing epilepsy.

Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, an Effective Technique in Difficult-to-Control Epilepsy

Between 20 and 30% of epilepsy cases do not respond to pharmacological treatments, resulting in high disability. Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation emerges as an effective technique to treat these difficult-to-control epilepsies, offering a non-invasive and promising alternative to improve patients' quality of life.

Peppa Pig normalizes childhood deafness by revealing in upcoming episodes that her brother "doesn't hear well"

Peppa Pig continues promoting inclusion by featuring in upcoming episodes that her brother has hearing loss. The series had already introduced characters with disabilities and diverse family structures, such as Mandy Mouse in a wheelchair and Penny Polar Bear with two mothers, to encourage the normalization of these realities among children.

The European Parliament votes on the safeguard clauses of the agreement with Mercosur amid sector skepticism

The draft Regulation authorizes protective measures if imports of sensitive agricultural products, such as cereals, beef, and rice, increase by 5% compared to the previous three years or if there is a serious economic downturn.

The Construction Employers' Association Reports That Absenteeism in the Sector Has Doubled in Ten Years

The National Confederation of Construction (CNC) reports that absenteeism in the sector has reached 6.2%, doubling over ten years, with a cost exceeding 3.5 billion euros, according to its first sectoral report.

Amancio Ortega teams up with Australian investors to offer 6.9 billion for logistics giant Qube

Pontegadea, Amancio Ortega’s company, joins forces with the fund Macquarie AM to present a non-binding offer of 6.9 billion euros for the Australian logistics group Qube, headquartered in Sydney.

A More Demanding Market

Emerging market equities are ceasing to be a tactical investment and are becoming a structural allocation within portfolios, due to their growing relevance and performance in more demanding and dynamic markets.

From the Revaluation of Pensions to the Problematic "Social Shield"

Legislating through constant Decree-Laws and heterogeneous laws creates serious difficulties in judicial interpretation and application, complicating the effectiveness of measures such as the revaluation of pensions and the social shield.

Unión de Uniones and Unaspi will bring 500 tractors to Madrid this Wednesday to protest against Mercosur

Unión de Uniones and Unaspi will organize a tractor rally with 500 tractors starting from Plaza Colón heading to the Ministry of Agriculture in Madrid, passing through Paseo de Recoletos and Paseo del Prado, to protest against the Mercosur agreement.

'Bridgerton' is Ruining Its Best Female Character: Francesca from the Books Deserves More

Francesca, one of the most interesting female characters in 'Bridgerton,' is being mistreated in the series. Fans hope she will be given the prominence and development she deserves, showing her at her peak and exploring her true story as in the books.

The Record Broken by 'Sirât': The Two Catalan Women and the Aragonese Woman Who Gave Voice to the Desert

Oliver Laxe's film achieved a second nomination thanks to three women, two from Catalonia and one from Aragon, who faced the desert and lent their voices, highlighting their key role in the film's success.

Pérez-Reverte Criticizes Current Cinema: "The Three-Day Beard Is More Fake Than a Politician's Smile"

Pérez-Reverte criticizes current cinema for its clichés and the falseness in the portrayal of heroes, pointing out that details like the three-day beard come across as artificial and unconvincing, comparing them to a politician's fake smile.

'More Than Rivals' ('Heated Rivalry'): This Is the Best Episode of the Movistar Plus+ Phenomenon

The successful Movistar Plus+ series, which tells the story of two rival hockey players who fall in love, premiered on February 5th and has gained significant recognition for its plot and quality.

This thriller that brought together the director of 'Old Boy' with Nicole Kidman is everything you're looking for if you liked 'The Maid'

The film starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried joins the stories of seemingly perfect families, exploring their secrets and internal tensions.

This is Sprout, the humanoid robot designed so you'll always want to have it nearby

Sprout is a humanoid robot made with soft materials and designed without sharp edges or dangerous areas, ensuring safety and a pleasant touch so you'll always want to keep it close.

The Next-Generation Xbox Could Exceed 1,000 Euros: What We Know

The upcoming Xbox is shaping up to be a “very premium or high-end” console, with a price that could surpass 1,000 euros, reflecting a high-quality experience and advanced specifications.

WhatsApp introduces a button so you can try its new features beforehand

WhatsApp has launched a beta program limited to 10,000 users, managed through the Google Play Store, which allows testing new features before their official release.

Donald Trump's T1 Mobile Is Real: Here's What Is Known About Its Design, Features, and Price

Donald Trump's T1 smartphone has faced delays and changes during its development, according to The Verge. Although exact technical details are unknown, the phone aims to stand out for its design and specific functions, and its launch has generated great anticipation regarding its price and features.

Are you looking for your child's first mobile phone? This Samsung phone is designed for their complete protection

The AT&T amiGO Jr. Phone, developed in collaboration with Samsung, is designed to ensure children's total safety, offering a first phone tailored to their needs and protection.

From Karol G’s Torn Dress to Jessica Alba’s Corset: The Celebrities’ Looks at Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Performance

Bad Bunny brought together major Latin icons like Pedro Pascal and Cardi B for his 'La Casita' performance at the Super Bowl, also highlighting the striking looks of celebrities such as Karol G and Jessica Alba.

Ángela Fernández, psychologist, on breakups: "The hardest part is not processing a breakup, but being left with unanswered questions"

Ángela Fernández highlights that in romantic breakups, the most difficult part is not overcoming the end of the relationship, but dealing with the questions that remain unanswered.

From the Samba to the Speedcat Ballet: the sneakers we won’t stop seeing this year

Sneakers continue to be a trend in 2026, with iconic models like the Samba and the Speedcat Ballet standing out, maintaining their popularity and presence in fashion footwear this season.

From Emma Roberts as Cruella de Vil to Sofía Vergara's Jeans: The Looks at the Pre-Super Bowl Party

The Fanatics party in San Francisco brought together celebrities ahead of the Super Bowl. Standout looks included Emma Roberts dressed as Cruella de Vil and Sofía Vergara's casual style with jeans, reflecting the diverse fashion at the event.

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

Excessive alcohol consumption harms the skin, causing visible negative effects. However, by following an appropriate routine and using specific products, it is possible to mitigate this damage and maintain healthy skin.

From Meghan Markle's Elegance to Winnie Harlow's Cabaret Look: The Best-Dressed Guests at the 15% Pledge Fundraising Gala

The 15% Pledge Fundraising Gala in Los Angeles celebrated the contributions of the Black community in the United States last night, standing out for the looks of its guests, ranging from Meghan Markle's elegance to Winnie Harlow's cabaret style.

There Aren’t Always Embers to Cook Calçots: How to Prepare Them at Home Without Building a Bonfire

The traditional calçots festival uses vine shoot embers to roast them. This article offers alternatives to cook calçots at home without the need to build a bonfire, making their preparation easier in small or urban spaces.

This is the café where you can enjoy coffee while digging and playing in a sandbox

This innovative café in Dubai offers its customers the unique experience of enjoying coffee while playing and digging in a sandbox, providing fun and relaxation in an unusual setting. It is not located in typical cities like Madrid or Barcelona, but in the cosmopolitan city of Dubai.

José Gordón, the Man Who Whispered to the Oxen and Made Them His Life

José Gordón, owner of the restaurant El Capricho, is an authority in the care of oxen, animals essential to high-end meat gastronomy, and has dedicated his life to their breeding and welfare.

Free Pizza to Celebrate the World Day of This Italian-Origin Dish: Where and How to Get Yours

Every February 9th, World Pizza Day is celebrated. The best artisan pizza chain in Spain is marking the occasion by offering free pizza, inviting everyone to enjoy this Italian dish at no cost.

$180 Burgers or $30 Cinnamon Rolls: Everything You Could Eat at the Super Bowl

At the Super Bowl in Santa Clara, attendees enjoyed a variety of fast foods, ranging from expensive $180 burgers to $30 cinnamon rolls, offering both sweet and savory options throughout the event.

How to Make Three-Delight Rice According to a Chef with 1 Repsol Sun: "Soak the Rice in Cold Water..."

Yong Wu Nagahira, a chef awarded with 1 Repsol Sun, shares his secrets for preparing perfect three-delight rice, recommending soaking the rice in cold water before cooking to achieve the ideal texture in this classic Chinese dish.

This is one of the most incredible castles in Spain... and it is largely unknown to most people

This castle in Castilla-La Mancha, with nearly a thousand years of history, is a little-known medieval treasure that deserves to be discovered and visited for its historical and architectural value.

Air Europa flights from Cuba to Madrid will require a refueling stop due to the lack of fuel on the island

Air Europa will make refueling stops on its flights from Cuba to Madrid between February 10 and 12 due to the fuel shortage on the island, temporarily affecting the direct operation of the route.

Seaside Villages and Toy Castles: This Is the Incredible Coastal Route Through Portugal Beyond the Algarve

Near Lisbon, a surprising Atlantic coastline offers an ideal alternative to Portugal's popular northern coast, featuring picturesque seaside villages and charming castles that enrich this unique coastal route.

The Bilbao Hotel with Views of the Estuary and a Michelin-Starred Restaurant Led by Martín Berasategui

This boutique hotel in Bilbao's historic center offers views of the estuary and a fine dining restaurant led by chef Martín Berasategui, combining accommodation with an exceptional gastronomic experience.

These are the curious measures airlines take to ensure the airplane pilot is not drunk

Airlines implement various checks to verify that pilots have not consumed alcohol before flying, ensuring air safety even though such cases are rare.

What Flight Searches Reveal About the Destinations Leading Tourist Demand and That You Should Visit in 2026

International tourist demand will grow slightly in the first half of 2026, according to a Mabrian report, highlighting the destinations that lead flight searches and will be the best options to visit next year.

A hotel returns 700 euros to a guest who reported deficiencies: from raw food to several breakdowns

A guest complained after experiencing deficiencies during her stay, including raw food and various breakdowns, which affected her vacation. The hotel ultimately refunded her 700 euros as compensation for the inconveniences.

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

Plato pointed out that a good leader must first learn to serve, as understanding and humility are essential for ruling correctly. His reflection on the soul, knowledge, and moral conduct remains relevant in current psychology.

Sara Jiménez Valdericeda, expert in the human microbiome: "No, bloating after eating is not normal, nor is it inevitable"

Feeling bloated after eating indicates a problem in the body that signals the need to take action. According to Sara Jiménez Valdericeda, this discomfort is neither normal nor inevitable and may be related to imbalances in the human microbiome.

Bruno Oliveira: "For those who do not train at a more professional level, taking care of muscle recovery is even more important"

Bruno Oliveira emphasizes that after the physical stress of exercise, especially for those who do not train professionally, it is crucial to follow an appropriate muscle recovery plan to prevent discomfort and issues.

David Cespedes, longevity expert doctor: "The color of your urine helps you know if something is wrong"

David Cespedes emphasizes that the color of urine is a key indicator for detecting health problems or nutritional deficiencies, so he recommends paying attention to its signals to identify possible illnesses.

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 Martian'. However, it is important to understand that removing gluten does not guarantee weight loss and should be done under medical supervision to avoid nutritional deficiencies.

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

Gabriel Rolón explains that love is a learning process influenced by childhood experiences. He points out that early relationships shape how we connect with others and why some people fall in love with those who hurt them.

Up to 5,375 euros discount: Omoda/Jaecoo advances you the full aid from the new Auto+ Plan

Omoda/Jaecoo makes it easier to purchase electric and plug-in hybrid cars in Spain, offering up to 5,375 euros in aid and discounts, advancing the full aid from the new Auto+ Plan to promote electrification.

Up to 1,400 kilometers non-stop, 120 hp and Eco label: this is the new Renault Captur LPG gas version

Renault presents the Captur Eco-G 120 LPG, which offers greater autonomy of up to 1,400 km, 120 hp power, improved efficiency, and lower emissions, featuring the Eco label.

The CETM is against keeping the tachograph in the islands

The Spanish Confederation of Freight Transport (CETM) expressed its rejection of the Congress's decision not to comply with the European regulations regarding the use of the tachograph in the islands.

The DGT tests its new section radars this very month at these points on the network

The DGT, under the direction of Pere Navarro, will start testing new section radars this month to strengthen speed control on various Spanish roads.

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

The Traffic Message Channel (TMC) system, used in Germany since the 1990s, offers functions similar to V16 beacons for road connectivity. This free alternative facilitates communication and information on the road without the need for additional devices.

The Porsche Cayenne Electric is Here: Salvation or Risk for the Company?

Porsche launches the Cayenne Electric, an SUV crucial for its transition to electric mobility. This model is essential to assess its success in this emerging market and to determine whether it signifies salvation or poses a risk to the brand's consolidation and future.

Las Cruces Park Faces the Final Phase of Its Works: A Bike Lane Between Carabanchel and Latina, 75 Trees, and a Climbing Wall

The final phase of works in Las Cruces Park, located in the southwest of Madrid, will last 10 months and includes a bike lane that will connect Carabanchel and Latina, the planting of 75 trees, and the installation of a climbing wall. These improvements complete the comprehensive rehabilitation started in previous phases.

The Andalusian Government is already working on repairing the damage from the recent rains and the "multi-billion" losses

The Andalusian Government is working on repairing the damage caused by the recent rains, especially in the primary sector and infrastructure. They have assured that they will not spare resources to support those affected and to address the multi-million losses caused by the storm.

Work Accident in Alicante: Injured After Falling Several Meters Due to Electrocution in Dénia

A worker in Dénia suffered an electrocution that caused him to fall several meters. Medical personnel stabilized him after performing advanced cardiopulmonary resuscitation maneuvers.

The Navy deactivates two 20th-century projectiles on a beach in Cádiz

A resident alerted authorities about two possible explosive devices on a beach in Cádiz. The Navy intervened and deactivated the 20th-century projectiles found to ensure safety.

The ICAM's Legal Aid Service Assisted 120,000 Detainees and Victims in 2025, 4% More Than the Previous Year

In 2025, ICAM managed nearly 145,000 applications for free legal aid and over 162,000 appointments of court-appointed lawyers, assisting 120,000 detainees and victims, an increase of 4% compared to the previous year.

The Junta, the City Council, and the University of Seville promote an international congress for the 500th anniversary of the wedding of Charles V

The international congress on the 500th anniversary of the wedding of Charles V will be held from March 11 to 13 at the Royal Alcázar, bringing together prominent professors, researchers, and academics from all over Europe.

Getafe requests to move Mad Cool, Madrilucía, and the rest of the festivals from Villaverde to the Ciudad del Rock in Arganda

The mayor of Arganda offers to host Madrid's Feria de Abril, while the mayor of Getafe proposes relocating all the festivals currently at Iberdrola Music, such as Mad Cool and Madrilucía, there.

Police Officer Injured During Intervention with a Man Who Tried to Detain a Young Woman in Redondela

A police officer was injured with a hand cut caused by glass from a bottle that a detained man had thrown on the ground during an intervention in Redondela, related to an attempt to detain a young woman.

Andalusia Breaks Its Tourism Record with Nearly 38 Million Visitors

Andalusia reached a tourism record with nearly 38 million visitors, generating an economic impact of over 30 billion euros and creating up to 531,000 jobs in the sector.

Farewell to the Alofer fish shop: a landmark of Madrid's Lavapiés neighborhood, open since before the Civil War

Fernando Alonso closes the Alofer fish shop, an iconic establishment in Lavapiés that has been operating for almost a century since before the Civil War, bringing an end to a long-standing tradition in the neighborhood.

Catalonia issues the first fine for "housing racism" to an agency in Mataró for refusing to rent to a Moroccan

Hamid, a resident of Mataró, filed a complaint against a real estate agency that refused to rent him an apartment because of his Moroccan origin. Following this complaint, the agency received the first fine in Catalonia for "housing racism."

The lament of a Venezuelan woman in Finland: "This is not a happy country, not even for extroverted people"

A Venezuelan woman who has been in Finland for seven years says that integrating is difficult. Finding a job and making friends is a great challenge, especially for extroverted people, since the country is not a place that promotes social happiness.

The complaint of a Spanish doctor in Germany after losing financial aid

A young Spanish doctor in Germany complains about having lost financial aid that covered all his expenses and gave him 600 euros monthly. He points out that other compatriots who do not speak the language nor have any income do receive this aid.

'Saturday Night Live' imagines 'Harry Potter' in the style of 'Más que rivales': this is the relationship between Harry and Ron

The show 'Saturday Night Live' created a humorous parody comparing the 'Harry Potter' saga with the series 'Más que rivales,' sarcastically and amusingly highlighting the relationship between Harry and Ron.

A study analyzes more than 50,000 dogs and reveals what is true about breed stereotypes

A study that analyzed more than 50,000 dogs concludes that "small dog syndrome" is not a real diagnosis, but rather a behavioral pattern influenced by human expectations and unequal training towards dogs.

When Two Cats Stop Getting Along: How Feline Hierarchy Works

Harmonious coexistence among multiple cats requires providing multiple resources to prevent and resolve conflicts, respecting the natural hierarchy and the individual space of each feline.

Reducing Hormones Without Surgery in Dogs: What Chemical Castration Is and When It Is Used

Chemical castration is a non-surgical method to reduce hormones in male dogs that exhibit difficult-to-control sexual behaviors during adolescence and adulthood. This technique helps manage behaviors without resorting to traditional surgery.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you face the day with better perspective and confidence.

The Madrid Carnival Arrives: Complete Program with Opening Speech, Grand Parade, Workshops...

The Madrid Carnival 2026 will be held from February 14 to 18, featuring the opening speech, a grand parade, and workshops, offering a full festive agenda for all audiences.

This is the Spanish Figure Skating Team at the Winter Olympics in Milan

Spain is competing for the first time in figure skating at the Winter Olympics with two couples, marking a milestone in this discipline for the country.

The 'Armstrong effect' boosts demand in Girona's Barri Vell: more wealthy people in the center

The luxury real estate market in Girona's Barri Vell is growing significantly, driven by demand from wealthy Europeans and Americans, consolidating its international appeal and transforming the profile of buyers in this central area.

Wild Turkeys Terrorize Neighbors and Attack a Running Mailman

Wild turkeys have caused fear among neighbors by attacking a mailman who was running away and also an eight-year-old boy returning from school, generating concern in the community.

Netflix brings us closer to 1970s Italy in two ways

Netflix presents two series inspired by real events that explore the complex political, moral, and cultural tensions of Italy in the 1970s, offering a profound insight into this turbulent era.

An Underwater Corridor? This is How Spain Wants to Reconnect the Mediterranean Corals

CoralConect is a Spanish initiative that aims to reconnect the Mediterranean corals through an underwater corridor, addressing the impact of climate change and preventing the disappearance of these key marine species.

Photo Gallery | Who Were the First Guests in the History of 'La Revuelta'?

La Revuelta, David Broncano's show that airs Monday through Thursday on La 1 of TVE since September 9, 2024, has managed to establish itself as a strong competitor to El Hormiguero. This article reveals who the first celebrity guests were that took part at the beginning of the successful show.

The Best Cartoons by Nani

A collection of all the cartoons published by Naniopina in 20Minutos, highlighting their usual humorous style and themes.

Famous Couples Who Will Get Married in 2026

After notable weddings in 2025 such as Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco, Demi Lovato and Jordan Lutes, in 2026 several famous couples will also host highly anticipated ceremonies, marking the year with new celebrity celebrations.

Which Kardashian Are You, According to Your Zodiac Sign

Astrology reveals which member of the Kardashian family matches your zodiac sign. Find out if you share a sign with Kim, Kylie, or others. Interestingly, none of Kris Jenner's children share the same zodiac sign.

France, the United Kingdom, or Spain act as a 'vanguard' for the EU to approach China... and send another warning to Trump

In Brussels, efforts are underway to normalize relations with Beijing while avoiding confrontation with the US. Countries like France, the United Kingdom, and Spain act as a vanguard to facilitate this rapprochement, emphasizing the need to diversify economic and political alliances.

Social media causes anxiety in 76% of girls, takes away sleep hours from 60% of minors, and TikTok is used compulsively

A study by Rey Juan Carlos University and Pontificia Comillas reveals that 76% of girls suffer anxiety due to social media, 60% of minors lose hours of sleep, and TikTok is used compulsively, highlighting a negative impact on youth mental health.

Los Comuns demand that the Government also carry out works for Rodalies during the first day of budget negotiations

Los Comuns, led by Jéssica Albiach, prioritize in the budget negotiation the execution of works for Rodalies and improvements in housing, requesting a clear commitment from the Government to make progress in both sectors.

Man Who Assaulted His Wife and Son in Palencia Released on Charges

The man assaulted his wife after a heated argument and hit his son when he tried to defend her. He was arrested and released on charges.

The Leonese Carlos Pollán will be Vox’s candidate for the Castilla y León elections

Carlos Pollán will replace Juan García-Gallardo as Vox’s candidate in Castilla y León, following García-Gallardo’s decision to leave politics last year while criticizing the party’s national leadership.

Italy Buys a Valuable Renaissance 'Ecce Homo' for 12.5 Million Euros

The Italian Ministry of Culture has acquired a Renaissance 'Ecce Homo' by Antonello da Messina for 12.5 million euros, preventing its auction at Sotheby's through an agreement with the auction house.

Official Secrets, Gag Orders, Cinema, or Families: Congress Begins 2026 with Dozens of Stalled Initiatives

Congress begins 2026 with numerous stalled initiatives affecting official secrets, censorship, cinema, and family matters. Various proposed reforms remain blocked, highlighting legislative gridlock and delaying key policy changes in these areas.

A study proposes how to keep the elderly with their animals in nursing homes through new protocols

The study suggests protocols for elderly people to live with their animals in nursing homes, highlighting a bidirectional assessment that considers the animal's well-being and the suitability of the residential environment.

Nino Bravo Museum Closes Due to "Intolerable Deterioration" of the Facility

The Aielo de Malferit Town Hall has closed the museum dedicated to Nino Bravo following the family's refusal to renew the agreement. The closure is due to the "intolerable deterioration" of the facility, which requires improvements. The decision aims to preserve the memory of the singer and improve the space for future cultural projects.

Duolingo Records a 35% Increase in Spanish Learners Following Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Performance

Following Bad Bunny's performance at the Super Bowl, Duolingo experienced a 35% increase in users interested in learning Spanish, registering a massive peak right after the show.

The Prosecutor's Office points out that the Venezuelan opposition member Guanipa was detained for violating the "conditions" of his release

The Public Ministry requested the revocation of Juan Pablo Guanipa's release following statements he made to the press, according to the Minister of the Interior Diosdado Cabello.

Online and in-person gambling among minors rises, while pornography consumption and problematic internet use decline

A report from the National Drug Plan reveals that 21% of students aged 14 to 18 have gambled money in person and 13% online. Additionally, 4.7% and 10% respectively spent more than 300 euros in a single day during the past year. Meanwhile, pornography consumption and problematic internet use among minors have decreased.

The tolls on the C-32 will become payable again after the AP-7 closure ends

The Ministry of Sílvia Paneque confirms that the C-32 has functioned effectively as a strategic alternative route during the AP-7 closure, and after the reopening, the tolls on the C-32 will become payable again.

Seven Crew Members Rescued from a Drifting Ship Near A Coruña

The seven crew members of a fishing boat drifting near A Coruña were evacuated by order of the captain to a lifeboat and subsequently rescued.

A man dies after being stabbed during a fight in Torrent

A 40-year-old man died after being stabbed during a fight involving several people in Torrent.

A man arrested in Leganés for throwing a cobblestone and injuring police officers

A man was arrested in Leganés after throwing a cobblestone, causing minor injuries to four national police officers and a cut on the face of a local police officer.

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Receive a daily summary of the most important and current news in your email inbox. Stay informed with the latest national and international events, advancements in technology, economy, culture, and more, directly in your inbox. This convenient service ensures you stay up to date without the need to search through multiple sources.

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

Take part in the 20M Surveys to share your opinion on current topics. Additionally, discover the views of other readers and compare perspectives on various relevant issues of the moment. Your vote helps reflect the collective voice and promotes informed dialogue.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to imitate human intelligence. To get started with AI, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and data processing. Additionally, it is important to know its applications in different sectors and the ethical implications of its use. Continuous learning and practicing with real projects facilitate mastering this discipline.

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

In Spain, it is common to see drivers jump-starting their car batteries with jumper cables. This article explains the correct order to connect the cables, ensuring safety and preventing damage to the vehicle during the jump-starting process.

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

This benefit, aimed at preventing poverty and social exclusion in Spain, has helped nearly one million children and adolescents up to December. Now, it is being extended to include people over 23 years old living with their parents.

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

Emilia Clarke revealed that she suffered an injury during the filming of intimate scenes for the SkyShowtime series 'Ponies,' where a rib popped out a little, although it did not break.

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

'Aída', the successful Spanish sitcom aired between 2005 and 2014 with 237 episodes across 10 seasons, returns triumphantly with a movie that is a huge success in cinemas throughout Spain, reviving the nostalgia of its best television moments.

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

Sara García Alonso, selected in 2022 as a reserve astronaut for the European Space Agency, combines her work as a biomedical researcher with preparation for future space missions, focusing on science and technological development on the Moon.

100% Positive Reviews: The 6-Episode Miniseries Revolutionizing the Crime Thriller

'Code of Silence' is a 6-episode miniseries that follows a deaf waitress hired by the police to lip-read murder suspects. It premieres on Filmin on February 10th and has received 100% positive reviews for its innovative approach to the crime thriller genre.

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

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

'Marshals: A Yellowstone Story' When does Season 1 premiere? Premiere dates on SkyShowtime

The spin-off of the series created by Taylor Sheridan and Kevin Costner arrives on SkyShowtime in Spain in March, expanding the Yellowstone universe.

Jorge Rey brings forward the weather forecast for Carnival and Easter: the cabañuelas predict "an anticyclone"

Jorge Rey, a young meteorologist, predicts stable and sunny weather with the arrival of an anticyclone during Carnival and Easter, based on the traditional method of the cabañuelas.

Mahatma Gandhi on How to Achieve Happiness: "When what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony"

Gandhi defined happiness as living simply and serving others, achieving harmony between thought, word, and action.

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

Gabriel Rolón reflects on love as a learning experience influenced by childhood relationships. He explains why some people fall in love with those who hurt them, emphasizing that these patterns are rooted in early experiences and that love is a process of personal development.

Map of the vote in the Aragón elections by municipality: check who has won in your locality

The PP has won in the majority of the 731 municipalities of Aragón, showing an electoral map dominated by the color blue, which represents their victory in the region.

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Canadian airlines suspend Cuba flights as island set to run out of jet fuel

Canadian airlines have suspended flights to Cuba due to the island's looming jet fuel shortage. The fuel crisis is causing disruptions in air travel, with the Cuban government warning of limited supplies that could impact incoming flights and overall transportation. This situation reflects broader supply challenges affecting Cuba's tourism and economy.

Oil prices edge lower with US-Iran tensions in focus

Oil prices dipped as markets closely monitored escalating US-Iran tensions. Concerns over potential disruptions in Middle Eastern oil supplies pressured prices, but easing supply worries and inventory data limited gains. Investors remain cautious amid geopolitical risks impacting energy markets.

US issues fresh guidance to vessels transiting Strait of Hormuz as Iran tensions simmer

The US has released updated guidance for vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions with Iran. The advisory aims to enhance maritime safety and prevent incidents in this strategic waterway, critical for global oil shipments. It underscores the need for heightened vigilance and adherence to international maritime protocols to avoid misunderstandings or conflicts in the volatile region.

Gold prices fall but remain above $5k/oz, silver retreats

Gold prices declined but stayed above $5,000 per ounce, while silver prices also retreated amid fluctuating market conditions. Investors remained cautious due to economic uncertainties and shifting demand dynamics affecting precious metals.

Russia says the fuel situation in Cuba is critical, accuses US of ’suffocating’ the island

Russia claims Cuba faces a severe fuel crisis, accusing the US of blocking supplies and causing hardships on the island. Moscow warns that these measures are an attempt to "suffocate" Cuba, worsening the living conditions for its people amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

US wants firms to commit to new AI data center compact, Politico reports

The US government is urging tech firms to join a new compact focused on building AI data centers responsibly. This initiative aims to ensure sustainable growth, address environmental concerns, and promote transparency in data center operations supporting AI development. Details are reported by Politico, highlighting the government's proactive approach to balancing innovation with infrastructure impact.

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Oil prices rise after first weekly loss since December amid U.S.-Iran progress

Oil prices climbed following their first weekly decline since December, fueled by positive developments in U.S.-Iran negotiations. The progress has eased concerns over supply disruptions, leading to market optimism and increased buying activity. This shift reflects growing confidence in stable oil markets despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.

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Honda reports more than 60% year-on-year drop in quarterly operating profit

Honda's quarterly operating profit plummeted over 60% compared to last year, impacted by global supply chain issues and rising material costs. Despite strong vehicle sales, the automaker faced challenges that significantly reduced its profitability for the period.

Macron warns of renewed US clashes as he urges EU to use ’Greenland moment’ to push reforms

French President Emmanuel Macron cautioned of potential renewed tensions with the US amid global shifts, urging the EU to seize its "Greenland moment" to implement bold reforms. He emphasized the need for Europe to strengthen its strategic autonomy and resilience, leveraging recent geopolitical events as a catalyst for unity and decisive action within the bloc.

Brookfield in exclusive talks to buy Blackstone’s Spanish REIT Fidere - report

Brookfield is reportedly in exclusive negotiations to acquire Fidere, Blackstone’s Spanish real estate investment trust. The deal highlights Brookfield's interest in expanding its European real estate portfolio amid growing market activity. Details on the transaction value and timeline remain undisclosed.

Kering’s fourth-quarter sales fall less than expected even as Gucci slide continues

Kering reported a smaller-than-expected decline in fourth-quarter sales despite ongoing challenges at Gucci. While Gucci's revenue continues to slide, the luxury group’s other brands helped offset the impact, showing resilience in a tough retail environment. This mixed performance reflects shifting consumer preferences and the competitive luxury market landscape.

RBC Analysts Highlight Top European Retail Stocks

RBC analysts have identified leading European retail stocks poised for growth. They emphasize companies showing strong fundamentals, market resilience, and growth potential amid challenging economic conditions. These top picks are expected to outperform due to their solid strategies and adaptability in the evolving retail landscape.

Standard Chartered names interim CFO as De Giorgi departs for Apollo

Standard Chartered has appointed its interim CFO as the permanent chief financial officer following the departure of Patrick Winters. Winters is leaving to join private equity firm Apollo. The bank aims to ensure continuity in its financial leadership amid this transition.

Germany’s TeamViewer expects up to 3% revenue rise in 2026 in volatile market

Germany’s software company TeamViewer anticipates up to a 3% revenue increase by 2026 despite ongoing market volatility. The firm remains cautious but optimistic about growth amid fluctuating economic conditions and competitive pressures in the technology sector.

Britain’s Tesco turns rapid-delivery threat into competitive edge

Tesco is leveraging the rise of rapid-delivery services as an opportunity rather than a threat. By enhancing its own fast delivery capabilities and integrating technology, Tesco aims to stay competitive in the evolving grocery market. The retailer focuses on convenience, expanding click-and-collect, and improving its online platform to meet changing consumer demands amid growing competition from rapid-delivery startups.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.06%

Taiwan's stock market closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index falling 0.06%. Market activity was subdued amid cautious investor sentiment due to ongoing economic uncertainties and mixed corporate earnings reports. Key sectors showed varied performance, reflecting global market influences and domestic factors impacting investor confidence.

Lupin settles Mirabegron patent dispute with Astellas for $90 million

Lupin has agreed to pay Astellas $90 million to resolve a patent dispute over the drug Mirabegron. The settlement allows Lupin to continue marketing its generic version while avoiding prolonged litigation costs. This deal brings clarity to both companies and ensures continued access to the medication for patients.

UK retailers report strong start to 2026

UK retailers have kicked off 2026 positively, reporting increased sales and consumer confidence. Despite economic uncertainties, demand for both online and in-store shopping remains robust, driven by seasonal promotions and improved supply chains. Retailers are optimistic about sustaining growth throughout the year, supported by evolving customer preferences and enhanced digital platforms.

Australia consumer sentiment falls sharply in Feb after RBA rate hike - Westpac

Australian consumer sentiment dropped significantly in February, following the Reserve Bank of Australia's recent interest rate hike. The increase in rates has heightened concerns about the economy, impacting household confidence and spending intentions according to the Westpac survey.

White House sets lower job growth expectations; Fed grapples with same issue

The White House has revised its job growth forecasts downward, reflecting concerns about slower economic expansion. Similarly, the Federal Reserve faces challenges in gauging labor market strength amid mixed signals from hiring data. Both institutions are adjusting their outlooks as they navigate uncertainties in employment trends and inflation pressures.

Mexico’s inflation rises to 3.8% in January, core pressures mount

Mexico's inflation rose to 3.8% in January, driven by increasing core inflation pressures. Higher costs in goods and services continue to challenge economic stability, prompting concerns over sustained price rises amid global market uncertainties.

Brazil inflation forecast for 2026 lowered to 3.97% in central bank poll

Brazil's central bank survey revealed a lowered inflation forecast for 2026 at 3.97%, down from previous estimates. This adjustment reflects expectations of moderated price pressures in the coming years, signaling improved economic stability. The revision indicates confidence in policies aimed at controlling inflation amid evolving domestic and global economic conditions.

Uganda’s central bank holds key lending rate at 9.75%

Uganda’s central bank has maintained its key lending rate at 9.75%, aiming to balance inflation control with economic growth. The decision reflects steady inflation rates and a focus on supporting recovery post-pandemic. Policymakers remain cautious amid global economic uncertainties but prioritize financial stability and continued investment in Uganda’s development.

Slovenia’s inflation rate eases to 2.6% in January

Slovenia's inflation rate dropped to 2.6% in January, reflecting a slowdown from previous months. This easing is attributed to lower energy prices and moderated food costs. The decline suggests improving economic stability, though some sectors still face price pressures. Authorities remain cautious, monitoring inflation trends to adjust policies as needed.

Euro zone investor morale rises sharply in February

Investor confidence in the Euro zone improved significantly in February, driven by optimism about economic recovery and easing inflation pressures. Markets responded positively to better-than-expected corporate earnings and supportive monetary policies, bolstering morale among investors across the region.

Taiwan January exports surge at fastest pace in 16 years on AI demand

Taiwan's exports in January grew at their fastest rate in 16 years, driven by strong demand for AI-related products. Key sectors such as semiconductors and electronics saw significant increases, boosting the island's trade performance. This surge underscores Taiwan's critical role in the global technology supply chain and the growing appetite for AI technologies worldwide.

Singapore median household income rises 6.8% in 2025

Singapore’s median household income increased by 6.8% in 2025, reflecting steady economic growth and improved wages. This rise indicates better earning power for residents despite global economic uncertainties. The government continues to focus on policies that support income growth and economic resilience to enhance living standards nationwide.

India in talks over critical minerals deals with Brazil, Canada, France, Netherlands, sources say

India is engaging in negotiations with Brazil, Canada, France, and the Netherlands to secure deals on critical minerals essential for its manufacturing and energy sectors. These talks aim to strengthen India's supply chain for minerals vital to technology and clean energy development, reducing dependence on traditional suppliers and enhancing global partnerships.

China to support 'reunification forces' in Taiwan, go after 'separatists'

China has pledged to back "reunification forces" within Taiwan and take decisive action against separatists advocating independence. The stance underscores China's commitment to reunify Taiwan with the mainland and signals increased pressure on pro-independence movements. Beijing's approach includes political, economic, and potentially military measures to counter what it views as threats to national sovereignty.

Morning Bid: Trump administration prepares to gut climate laws

The Trump administration is set to roll back key climate regulations aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. These changes could significantly weaken federal efforts to combat climate change, affecting policies on power plants and fuel efficiency. Critics argue this move prioritizes industry interests over environmental protection, while supporters claim it will boost economic growth by removing burdensome regulations.

India to cut digital services tax, buy more goods under US trade deal - White House

India has agreed to reduce its digital services tax and increase purchases of U.S. goods as part of a trade deal with the United States. The agreement aims to strengthen economic ties and address trade imbalances between the two countries, according to the White House.

Trump to repeal Obama-era basis for greenhouse-gas rules, WSJ reports

The Trump administration plans to revoke the legal foundation of Obama-era greenhouse gas regulations, aiming to dismantle key climate policies. This move would roll back efforts to limit carbon emissions from power plants, undermining previous environmental protections and impacting the U.S. approach to addressing climate change, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Singapore raises 2026 growth forecast on global economic momentum and AI demand

Singapore has upgraded its 2026 growth forecast, driven by stronger global economic momentum and rising demand for artificial intelligence technologies. The improved outlook reflects optimism about sustained trade growth, investment inflows, and the country's role in the expanding AI sector, supporting its economic resilience amid global uncertainties.

Japan finance minister says surplus from FX reserves may be discussed as funding option

Japan's finance minister indicated that the government may consider using the surplus from foreign exchange reserves as a potential funding source. This approach is part of ongoing discussions to manage fiscal challenges and support economic measures amid rising costs and expenditures. Details on the timing and scale of such use remain under consideration.

Dollar soft ahead of US data, yen holds onto its gains after election

The US dollar weakened ahead of key economic data releases, while the Japanese yen maintained its strength following recent election results. Investors are cautious, awaiting clearer signals from upcoming US reports to gauge future monetary policy moves. The yen's resilience reflects ongoing confidence in Japan's political stability post-election.

Australia business activity slows slightly in January, cost pressures ease

Australia's business activity growth eased in January as new orders softened and employment declined slightly. However, cost pressures moderated with input prices rising at the slowest pace in months, easing inflation concerns. Despite challenges, firms remain cautiously optimistic about demand in the coming months, signaling a potential stabilization in the economy.

Singapore’s economy grows 6.9% year-on-year in Q4 2025, higher than advance estimate

Singapore's economy expanded 6.9% year-on-year in Q4 2025, surpassing earlier projections. Growth was driven by strong manufacturing output and robust services sector performance. The positive momentum reflects ongoing global demand and domestic resilience, supporting a favorable outlook for Singapore's economic recovery.

Bitcoin price today: slips below $70k in rangebound trade; key US data loom

Bitcoin dipped below $70,000 amid rangebound trading ahead of important US economic data releases. Market participants remain cautious as upcoming reports could influence price direction. Investors are closely watching for signals from the data that may impact broader financial markets and cryptocurrency sentiment.

Bitcoin inches up, holds steady above $70k, as Japan election lifts risk sentiment

Bitcoin slightly increased, maintaining its position above $70,000, supported by improved risk appetite following Japan's election. The positive market sentiment from Japan's political developments boosted investor confidence, aiding Bitcoin's stability and modest gains.

xMoney Expands Domino’s Partnership to Greece, Powering Faster Checkout Experiences

xMoney has extended its partnership with Domino’s to Greece, aiming to enhance the pizza chain's checkout process. This expansion will enable faster and more seamless payment experiences for customers, leveraging xMoney’s payment technology to streamline transactions and improve overall service efficiency across Domino’s locations in Greece.

NOWPayments Offers Zero Network Fees on USDT TRC20 Payments for New Users

NOWPayments is waiving network fees for USDT TRC20 transactions for new users. This promotion aims to encourage adoption by reducing costs associated with cryptocurrency payments. The offer makes it more affordable and accessible for users to transact using USDT on the TRC20 network.

Bitmine reports $10 billion in crypto and cash holdings

Bitmine revealed it holds $10 billion in combined cryptocurrency and cash assets. This substantial portfolio highlights the company's strong financial position and confidence in digital assets. The announcement underscores Bitmine's growing influence in the crypto market amid increasing adoption and investment interest.

Strategy sells 616,715 shares, acquires 1,142 bitcoin for $90 million

Strategy sold 616,715 shares to raise $90 million, which it used to purchase 1,142 bitcoin. This move reflects the company’s increasing focus on cryptocurrency investment, aiming to strengthen its digital asset holdings amidst growing market interest.

Why this analyst says this is the weakest Bitcoin bear case in its history

An analyst argues that the current bearish outlook on Bitcoin is weaker than ever due to strengthening fundamentals, increased institutional interest, and improved market infrastructure. Despite recent volatility, long-term indicators suggest growing adoption and resilience, undermining typical bear arguments tied to regulatory fears, market sentiment, and macroeconomic pressures.

INVESTING YACHTS Launches RWA Yacht Charter Model

INVESTING YACHTS has introduced a new Real-World Asset (RWA) yacht charter model, enabling investors to purchase shares in luxury yachts. This innovative approach allows fractional ownership, providing access to charter income and asset appreciation, democratizing yacht investment and creating new opportunities in the luxury maritime market.

Litecoin Climbs 10% In Bullish Trade

Litecoin surged 10% amid strong buying momentum, signaling renewed investor confidence. The cryptocurrency showed robust support levels and increased trading volume, suggesting potential continuation of the upward trend. Market analysts attribute the rally to positive sentiment and favorable technical indicators driving bullish trading activity.

Ethereum Climbs 11% In Bullish Trade

Ethereum surged 11%, driven by strong market momentum and increasing investor confidence. The rise reflects optimism about upcoming network upgrades and broader adoption in decentralized finance, signaling a positive trend in the cryptocurrency sector.

WISeKey appoints Rouy-Poirier as CFO of satellite subsidiary WISeSat

WISeKey has appointed François Rouy-Poirier as CFO of its satellite subsidiary, WISeSat. Rouy-Poirier brings extensive financial expertise to the role, aiming to support WISeSat’s growth and strategic objectives in the satellite technology sector.

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Macquarie Q3 2026 presentation slides: Strong growth across all business divisions

Macquarie reported strong growth in Q3 2026 across all business divisions, driven by solid performance in its banking, asset management, and commodities sectors. The company highlighted increased client activity, improved market conditions, and strategic investments fueling revenue and profit gains. Macquarie remains optimistic about sustaining this momentum throughout the remainder of the fiscal year.

Thermo Fisher prices $3.8 billion notes offering for Clario acquisition

Thermo Fisher Scientific has priced a $3.8 billion notes offering to finance its acquisition of Clario. The move supports the company’s strategy to expand its portfolio in clinical trial services. The financing deal reflects Thermo Fisher’s commitment to enhancing its capabilities and presence in the pharmaceutical research market.

Neo-Concept prices $8.1 million public offering of Class A shares

Neo-Concept announced an $8.1 million public offering of its Class A shares. The funds raised will support the company's growth initiatives and operational expansion. The offering reflects investor confidence in Neo-Concept's business model and future prospects.

Upwork Q4 2025 slides: AI integration drives accelerating growth and record margins

Upwork's Q4 2025 report highlights strong growth fueled by AI integration, boosting platform activity and client engagement. AI-driven tools have enhanced freelancer productivity, contributing to record profit margins. The company projects continued expansion as AI adoption grows, reinforcing its market leadership in the freelance economy.

Region Group 1H FY26 Presentation: FFO Growth and Upgraded Guidance on Strong Retail Performance

Region Group reported strong first-half FY26 results, driven by robust retail sector performance. Funds from Operations (FFO) grew significantly, prompting the company to upgrade its full-year guidance. The positive outlook is supported by sustained consumer demand and strategic expansions, positioning Region Group for continued growth in the retail market.

Iveda prices $2.0 million public offering at $0.35 per share

Iveda, a technology company, announced a $2.0 million public offering of shares priced at $0.35 each. The capital raise aims to support the company's growth initiatives and operational needs. The offering reflects investor interest and confidence in Iveda’s business prospects.

William R. Keating makes multiple purchases in U.S. Treasury Bills for his IRA

William R. Keating has recently acquired several U.S. Treasury Bills within his Individual Retirement Account (IRA). These purchases indicate a move towards secure, government-backed investments, aiming to stabilize and grow his retirement portfolio amid varying market conditions. Details on the specific amounts or maturity dates were not disclosed.

Virginia Foxx trades in Hercules Capital and Public Storage stocks

Virginia Foxx recently traded shares in Hercules Capital and Public Storage. The transactions reflect her portfolio adjustments but no further details on motives or outcomes were disclosed.