News Summary - 02/11/2026

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US lawmakers tell BBC Andrew should testify over Epstein files

Following the King's statement that the Royal Family is "ready to support" police inquiries, US lawmakers have urged the BBC to ensure Prince Andrew testifies regarding the Epstein files, emphasizing the importance of his cooperation in ongoing investigations.

Watch: BBC in Tehran for first time since protest crackdown

Lyse Doucet reports from Tehran, highlighting the lingering pain and trauma after the Iranian authorities used unprecedented force to suppress recent protests. The coverage marks the BBC's first reporting visit to the city since the crackdown.

Netanyahu to meet Trump as Iran nuclear talks reach critical stage

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu plans to urge President Trump to secure a deal that stops Iran's uranium enrichment, as nuclear negotiations reach a pivotal point.

Britney Spears sells rights to entire music catalogue

Britney Spears reportedly sold the rights to her entire music catalogue to independent publisher Primary Wave on December 30 for approximately $200 million.

Ex-police chief said Trump told him in 2006 'everyone' knew of Epstein's behaviour

The ex-police chief revealed that in 2006, Trump told him "everyone" was aware of Jeffrey Epstein's misconduct. Trump reportedly called Florida police investigating Epstein, expressing relief that authorities were intervening.

UK doubles troops in Norway to counter Russian 'threat to Arctic'

Defence Secretary John Healey announced that the UK will increase its military presence in Norway from 1,000 to 2,000 troops over the next three years. This move aims to strengthen Britain's defense capabilities and counteract the perceived Russian threat in the Arctic region.

Russian strike near Kharkiv kills four, including children, official says

A Russian strike near Kharkiv killed three toddlers and a 34-year-old man. Following the attack, authorities declared a state of emergency in the area.

Laegreid wins bronze then confesses to affair on TV

Winter Olympics bronze medallist Sturla Holm Laegreid publicly admitted on live TV that he made the "biggest mistake" by cheating on his girlfriend.

Pilot praised after crash-landing faulty Somali passenger plane on seashore

All 55 passengers and crew survived after the pilot crash-landed a malfunctioning Somali passenger plane near the shoreline. The successful emergency landing prevented casualties despite the plane failing to reach the runway.

Macron urges Europe to start acting like a world power

French President Emmanuel Macron warns Europe about increasing threats from China, Russia, and the US. He calls for Europe to recognize this "wake-up call" and act decisively to assert itself as a global power.

Bid launched to extend Zimbabwe president's term in office

A bill has been introduced that could allow President Mnangagwa to extend his term beyond its current end date in 2028, potentially enabling him to remain in power longer.

French former teacher charged with abusing 89 teens dating back to 1960s

Jacques Leveugle, a former French teacher, is charged with abusing 89 teenagers since the 1960s. He allegedly kept a diary detailing the abuse, which occurred across multiple countries. Authorities are urging more victims to come forward.

Trump threatens to block opening of US-Canada bridge

The White House reaffirmed its demands following a 'positive' phone call between President Trump and Mark Carney, signaling ongoing tensions that may jeopardize the opening of the US-Canada bridge.

Chappell Roan leaves talent agency led by Casey Wasserman after Epstein fallout

Chappell Roan has departed from the talent agency headed by Casey Wasserman following revelations that Wasserman exchanged flirtatious emails with Ghislaine Maxwell, as revealed in the Epstein files.

Marc Anthony says the way Beckham feud has played out is 'hardly the truth'

Marc Anthony, who performed at Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham's 2022 wedding reception, addressed the Beckham feud, stating that the way it has been portrayed is "hardly the truth."

Under-fire Trump commerce secretary confirms he visited Epstein's island

Howard Lutnick admitted to having lunch on Jeffrey Epstein's island in 2012, contradicting his earlier statements that he had severed ties with Epstein in 2005.

Venezuelan opposition politician under house arrest after kidnap, son says

Juan Pablo Guanipa was taken back into custody by Venezuelan security forces on Sunday, just hours after he and other political prisoners were released.

Kenya to confront Russia over 'unacceptable' use of its nationals in combat

Nairobi has shut down illegal recruitment activities and intends to urge Moscow to agree to a treaty banning the forced conscription of Kenyan nationals into Russian combat units.

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

In a landmark Los Angeles jury trial, tech giants behind Instagram and YouTube face scrutiny for allegedly designing their platforms as "addiction machines" to keep users engaged, raising concerns over social media's mental health impact.

Buddhist Monks' 108-Day Walk for Peace Ends in Washington DC

Nineteen Buddhist monks completed a 108-day silent walk from Texas to Washington DC, promoting peace across the United States through their peaceful demonstration.

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 age 71. Her cause of death has been confirmed as a blood clot.

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

During a protest against the Israeli president's visit, videos show Australian police punching protesters and forcibly removing praying men. Authorities have defended their actions amid criticism over the handling of the demonstration.

BP steps up cost cutting as profits slide

BP is intensifying cost-cutting measures and has suspended its share buyback program as profits decline. These moves come ahead of the appointment of its new CEO, signaling a strategic shift to improve financial performance.

Australian author's erotic novel is child sex abuse material, judge finds

An Australian author's erotic novel was ruled child sex abuse material by a judge due to its depiction of an 18-year-old protagonist engaging in role-play as a toddler, leading to legal concerns regarding the nature of the content.

Sanctions-busting shadow ships are increasing - the big question is what to do about them

Governments face growing challenges as countries use shadow ships to bypass sanctions and export oil illicitly. This rise complicates enforcement of international rules, raising urgent questions about effective responses to curb these covert operations and uphold global trade regulations.

Shaheen Malik: An acid attack survivor's fight for justice and dignity

Shaheen Malik, an acid attack survivor, has petitioned India's Supreme Court to extend disability law protections to those forced to ingest acid, seeking justice and recognition for survivors facing severe physical and social challenges.

What we know about the abduction of Savannah Guthrie's mother

Nancy Guthrie, 84, mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her Arizona home several days ago during the night. Authorities are investigating her disappearance, but no further details or leads have been disclosed yet. Family and community members remain concerned as the search continues.

Malinin, Minion and Milan's Most Emotional Moment

The 2026 Olympic figure skating men's short program featured a wide range of moments, from incredible athletic displays to heartfelt and unusual incidents, making it a night full of diverse emotions and memorable performances.

As a fellow Puerto Rican, Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show was personal

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance emphasized unity among Latinos, but his message was deeply rooted in pride for Puerto Rico. The artist highlighted his shared heritage with the island, making the show a personal expression of identity and connection, writes BBC Mundo's Ronald Ávila.

Trump's world order hangs over Europe on eve of key defence conference

As leaders convene for the Munich Security Conference, European security faces uncertainty influenced by the legacy of Trump's foreign policies. The gathering aims to address pivotal defence challenges amid shifting global alliances and strategic priorities.

Thailand election: The result the polls never saw coming

Despite expectations favoring a youthful, progressive party, the election results favored a traditional, transactional party. Factors include voter preferences for established networks, pragmatic concerns over experience, and entrenched political dynamics that polls failed to capture. These elements led to the surprising outcome, challenging assumptions about Thailand's political landscape.

What is Olympic ice and how is it made?

The Ask Me Anything team explains that Olympic ice for Milan-Cortina is carefully prepared through meticulous freezing techniques to ensure an optimal surface for athletes. The process involves layering water and controlling temperature and humidity to create smooth, durable ice that meets Olympic standards.

Was this the ultimate Super Bowl redemption story?

Sam Darnold's journey to leading the Seattle Seahawks to a Super Bowl win is being hailed as one of the greatest redemption stories in NFL history, showcasing his perseverance and rise to glory.

BBC reports from outside court after Jimmy Lai sentencing

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

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

The Seattle Seahawks secured a thrilling victory over the New England Patriots, powered by a dominant defensive performance that stunned their opponents and energized fans.

Aerial footage shows flooded cities as storms hit Spain

Storms Marta and Leonardo triggered severe flooding across Spain, leading to the displacement of thousands of residents. The storms caused extensive damage and disrupted daily life in affected areas.

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 while organizing a protest in a church, misleading the public.

At the scene of deadly Pakistan mosque explosion

A suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in Pakistan resulted in at least 31 deaths, according to police reports.

The countryside prepares to collapse downtown with the entry of 500 tractors

Half a thousand tractors will roam the streets of Madrid on Wednesday, causing a collapse in the city center as a form of protest by the agricultural sector.

Check the real-time status of Madrid's roads: the large tractor protest blocks the capital

More than 500 tractors and up to 8,000 protesters, called by Unión de Uniones and Unaspi, are blocking downtown Madrid in protest against the EU-Mercosur Agreement, affecting traffic in the capital.

Tractors Threaten to Paralyze Madrid: These Are the Five Moving Columns, Their Routes, and the Time They Will Arrive in the Capital

Around five hundred tractors are expected to arrive in central Madrid, organized into five moving columns, to stage a protest that could bring the capital to a standstill. The planned routes and schedules for each column are detailed.

Luis Cortés (Unión de Uniones): "Trade agreements yes, but where the agricultural sector is not used as a bargaining chip"

Luis Cortés from Unión de Uniones supports trade agreements but insists they must not compromise the agricultural sector. He emphasizes protecting farmers' interests to prevent them from becoming bargaining chips in negotiations, ensuring that trade deals benefit agriculture without harming local producers.

IU, Más Madrid, and Comuns take positions ahead of the general elections while awaiting Díaz's decision on whether to run as a candidate again

IU, Más Madrid, Comuns, and Movimiento Sumar will relaunch their alliance on February 21. IU advocates for renewing leadership, while Más Madrid and Comuns keep open the possibility that Vice President Díaz will be a candidate again.

Feijóo calls for elections and shares González's criticisms of Sánchez: "He has expropriated a party and put it in his name"

The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has called for elections and supports Felipe González's criticisms of Pedro Sánchez, accusing him of "expropriating a party and putting it in his name." Feijóo also pointed out that Sánchez, "the architect of the wall," does not promote consensus within the Government.

The expiration of leases signed during the pandemic forces tenants to pay more or leave: "We tried to negotiate, but they didn't budge"

More than 1.5 million people are facing the end of rental contracts signed during the pandemic, when prices were low, and now must accept significant increases or look for new housing. Attempts at negotiation have been unsuccessful.

Renting a home 'eats up' on average 38% of family incomes compared to 26% required for buying

The average effort to rent a two-bedroom apartment exceeds or equals 40% of the salary in cities such as Barcelona, Palma, Málaga, Valencia, and Madrid, according to Idealista, highlighting that renting consumes more income than buying a home.

At least ten dead and about thirty injured in a shooting at a high school in Canada

A shooting at a high school in Canada left at least ten dead, including the suspected perpetrator, and around thirty injured.

Catalan Teachers Return to Strike and Block the Ronda Litoral to Demand Better Salaries, Less Bureaucracy, and More Resources

Catalan teachers have resumed their strike, blocking the Ronda Litoral to demand better salaries, reduced bureaucracy, and more resources. Minimum services require one teacher for every three classrooms in preschool, primary, and secondary education.

Drones are already flying over Madrid... to deliver medicines and blood bags or search for missing persons

The Community of Madrid uses drones in a dozen projects to improve public services, such as delivering medicines and blood bags, as well as searching for missing people, integrating this technology into healthcare and emergency management.

A skier confesses to infidelity right after winning an Olympic medal: "I made the biggest mistake"

The Norwegian skier won the bronze medal in the 20 km cross-country skiing and rifle shooting combined event and, after his success, confessed to having committed infidelity, which he described as "the biggest mistake" of his life.

Ricardo Darín reveals the sex and name of his grandson, the son of Chino and Úrsula Corberó

Ricardo Darín confirmed to Europa Press that his grandson, the son of Chino Darín and Úrsula Corberó, has just been born, revealing his sex and name following the actress's recent discharge from the hospital.

Nek's Spectacular Entrance on 'La Revuelta' Sliding Down the Slide: "You Almost Broke Your Back"

Italian singer Nek visited David Broncano's show to present his 'NEK HITS – European Tour,' which will arrive in Spain in April. During the broadcast, Nek made a fun entrance by sliding down a slide, almost hurting his back.

The Benidorm Fest 2026 closes its first semifinal with questionable tuning and several surprises among its artists

The first semifinal of The Benidorm Fest 2026 featured performances by nine artists, of whom only six advanced to the final on Saturday, February 14. The event presented tuning problems and several surprises among the participants.

The Love for TV of Jesús Vázquez, Javi Ambrossi, and Inés Hernand

The article highlights the passion and dedication that Jesús Vázquez, Javi Ambrossi, and Inés Hernand have for television. It explores their experiences and affection for the medium, showcasing how their love for TV influences their work and creativity in the industry.

The Best Memes from the First Semifinal of Benidorm Fest 2026: "Tuning Still Optional"

Although the winner will not go to Eurovision, social media was flooded with funny memes about the first semifinal of Benidorm Fest 2026, highlighting that "tuning is still optional" and capturing the humor surrounding the event.

Brussels warns Sánchez: the regularization of migrants cannot be a "blank check" nor create tensions with other EU countries

The Migration Commissioner expressed doubts about the regularization of migrants in the European Parliament, warning that it should not be an "unlimited aid" nor cause conflicts with other EU countries. Meanwhile, the PP and Vox parties criticize the measure, pointing to it as a possible "pull effect" that would encourage more irregular migration.

Footballer Lucas Pires Dies Stabbed with a Broken Bottle: His Brother is the Main Suspect

Lucas Pires died after being stabbed with a broken bottle during a fight in a public street. His brother is the main suspect in the attack.

The Alcalá de Henares City Council clarifies the origin of the noise heard for the past two nights

The Alcalá de Henares City Council reported that the loud noise heard for about half an hour over the last two nights has an identified origin, thus addressing the concerns of the citizens.

An Armed Hooded Man and One Person Detained: Investigation Advances in the Kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie’s Mother

The FBI released key photos and videos showing an armed hooded man linked to the kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie’s mother. Additionally, one person has been detained as the investigation progresses.

Wave of 'roasts' against Javier Cárdenas for accusing Rosa, from 'Pasapalabra', of "cheating" because neither he nor his friends knew the answer

Javier Cárdenas was criticized after accusing Rosa, a contestant on 'Pasapalabra', of cheating on the show because he and his friends did not know an answer. Users and followers defended Rosa, highlighting the lack of basis for the accusations and supporting the legitimacy of the competition.

Vox conveys a "resounding no" to investing Guardiola in Extremadura: "We demand the proportionality that the ballot box gave us"

Vox rejects investing Guardiola in Extremadura, demanding that any agreement with the PP proportionally reflects the election results. Guardiola states that the PP should not imitate Vox and that the pact must be fair and proportional between both parties.

X-ray of the Aston Martin AMR26, Adrian Newey’s masterpiece: key points, strengths, and unknowns of Fernando Alonso’s car

Aston Martin unveiled the AMR26, designed by Adrian Newey, powered by a Honda engine. Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll will be its drivers in the upcoming season, with expectations regarding the car’s performance and features.

Rufián, after the rejection of uniting the left: "They call me a traitor"

The spokesperson of ERC in Congress, Gabriel Rufián, expressed his frustration after his proposal to unify the left was rejected. He stated that he has been accused of being a traitor for trying to seek consensus, highlighting internal divisions and the difficulty of achieving unity among progressive parties.

The Anecdote from Actress Elisa Mouliaá’s Press Conference: "Let Us Out or I’ll Run You Over That Way!"

During a press conference, a man suddenly burst in, exclaiming, "Let us out or I’ll run you over that way!", causing surprise. Actress Elisa Mouliaá shared this unprecedented moment that interrupted the event, revealing her reaction to the unexpected situation.

Paola Locatelli admits that she received messages from actors and footballers when she was 14 years old: "They were pedophiles"

Paola Locatelli revealed that, at 14 years old, she received inappropriate messages from actors and footballers who tried to take advantage of her vulnerability. Although she did not name anyone specifically, she denounced these behaviors as pedophilic.

Trump Government Accused of Hiding the Names of Six "Rich and Powerful" Men in Epstein Files

A US congressman denounces that the Trump administration hid the names of six "rich and powerful" men linked to Jeffrey Epstein's files, generating controversy over transparency and justice in the case.

The "plant people" in Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance: a work valued at over 1,000 euros

Bad Bunny stood out in his Super Bowl performance with an ambitious production design, which included a meadow made up of people dressed as trees, a detail valued at over 1,000 euros.

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 his performance at the Super Bowl. Apple Music, the show's sponsor, highlighted that his presentation generated “unprecedented engagement.”

Republican Congressmen Call to Fine and "Lock Up" Bad Bunny for Super Bowl Performance

Republican congressmen have called for fines and legal action against Bad Bunny due to his Super Bowl performance, criticizing its content. They argue the show was inappropriate and are pushing for consequences in response to the artist's actions during the event.

The Story Behind the Boy to Whom Bad Bunny Gave the Grammy at the Super Bowl

Bad Bunny surprised everyone during the Super Bowl show by symbolically handing his Grammy to a boy in the audience, a gesture that went viral. The boy, a big fan of the artist, showed excitement upon receiving the award, reflecting the impact and personal connection the musician has with his followers. This moment highlighted Bad Bunny's humility and closeness with his audience.

Rosalía cuts her interview with Soy una pringada to smoke: "It's Elon Musk..."

Rosalía appeared on the podcast 'Special People Club' by Soy una pringada, where she talked about cinema, chakras, and aliens, although she interrupted the interview to smoke, mentioning Elon Musk.

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

Chris Martin joked about the incident on the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting to make "lemonade" if life gives you lemons.

Chinese Cars Step Hard on the Accelerator in Spain: "Equipment and Technology at Very Competitive Prices"

Registrations of Chinese cars in Spain grew by 125% in 2025, driven by the success of brands such as BYD, Polestar, Ebro, and MG, which offer equipment and advanced technology at very competitive prices.

Javier Tudela, Makoke’s son, heartbroken after suffering a painful loss: "I love you, wherever you are"

Javier Tudela mourns the death of his friend and coach Alberto Campillo, expressing his pain and affection for him.

Cause of death of Catherine O’Hara, the mother from 'Home Alone,' revealed

Actress Catherine O’Hara, who was 71 years old, passed away due to rectal cancer.

A New Record of Great White Shark Confirmed in the Spanish Mediterranean

A juvenile great white shark was accidentally captured in 2023 in the Spanish Mediterranean, confirming the sporadic presence of this species in the area.

Felicidad, the mother of meteorologist Roberto Brasero, dies at 94 years old

Sonsóles Ónega announced on her program the passing of Felicidad, mother of meteorologist Roberto Brasero, sending a message of support and affection to her colleague during this difficult time.

Ruth Lorenzo shocks with the story of her childhood: "Everyone told me they wished my mother had aborted"

Ruth Lorenzo revealed on Universo Calleja the difficulties of her childhood, marked by social rejection, the influence of religion, and the experience of illegal immigration she lived through with her mother.

Brussels urges European banks to grow in size before advancing the capital markets union

The European Commission points out that increasing the size of banks is essential to progress in the integration of financial markets and to achieve a true capital markets union in Europe.

Rosalía Was Unable to Finish This Wild Film That Changed Almodóvar’s Life: "I Said ‘Enough’"

Rosalía revealed that she had difficulties completing a striking film that marked a before and after in Pedro Almodóvar’s career, confessing that at one point she said “enough” due to the intensity of the experience.

How to Achieve a 'Blowout Hair' Full of Movement and Volume Like Just Out of the Salon

An expert details step by step how to achieve a 'blowout hair' with movement and volume at home, mimicking the professional salon finish.

Paula López Espinosa, coach: "Difficult moments reveal valuable information about ourselves"

Paula López Espinosa emphasizes that suffering, although inherent to human beings, can be an opportunity to learn and grow, as it provides valuable information about ourselves.

China Shows Its New Mothership Capable of Launching Hypersonic Missiles from Space

China unveiled its orbital mothership Luan Niao, a prototype known for ten years, designed to launch hypersonic missiles from space, representing a significant advance in military technology and strategic space capabilities.

The Perfect Hotel to Watch the 2026 Solar Eclipse: In a Small Town in Soria Without Crowds and with a Spa

A prominent thermal center located in a picturesque town in Soria is the ideal place to stay and enjoy the August 2026 solar eclipse, offering tranquility without crowds and amenities such as a spa.

Where to Try the Best Lobster Rice in Madrid, According to Dabiz Muñoz: A "Hidden Gem" for the Chef

Dabiz Muñoz, a chef awarded three times as the best in the world, recommends La Lonja, a traditional bar-restaurant in Madrid, as the best place to enjoy lobster rice, describing it as a "hidden gem."

Auto+ Plan: This is How the New Aid for Electric Cars Works

The Auto+ Plan replaces the 'Moves Plan' and brings changes to make it easier to purchase electric cars, offering new aids and benefits to encourage their acquisition.

Vietnam will build the largest stadium in the world: a bronze drum for 135,000 spectators

Vietnam plans to build the largest stadium in the world, inspired by a bronze drum, with a capacity for 135,000 spectators. The project is expected to be completed by 2028.

The Government Approves a Decree to Cap Prices of Emergency Services and Prevent Increases Like Those That Happened After Adamuz

The Council of Ministers has approved a regulation that limits price increases in emergencies. Prices cannot exceed the highest price of the last 30 days nor surpass the average by more than 50%, in order to prevent abusive increases like those that occurred after the Adamuz fire.

Adif trips up Renfe, Ouigo, and Iryo by selling tickets for Madrid-Andalusia starting Saturday: it still has no reopening date

Renfe, Ouigo, and Iryo are already selling tickets for travel between Madrid and Andalusia starting Saturday, February 14, despite Adif not having set a date to reopen this route. Renfe also offers tickets for Madrid-Málaga and mentions that the reopening will depend on improvements in weather conditions.

A 13-year-old boy arrested for stabbing two minors at a school in London: the injured are in serious condition

A 13-year-old boy was arrested in London on suspicion of attempted murder after stabbing two minors at a school. The injured remain in serious condition.

Gonzalo Rei Chao dies, actor from Galician series such as 'Padre Casares', at 80 years old

Gonzalo Rei Chao, well-known Galician actor from series like 'Padre Casares', passed away at the age of 80. He also worked in film and dubbing, notably lending his voice to Master Mutenroi in the Galician version of 'Dragon Ball Z'.

The Congress processes a PP law requiring that any increase in military spending must be approved by Parliament

The law proposed by the PP, which requires that any increase in military spending be approved by Parliament, advances thanks to the votes in favor from PP, Vox, UPN, and Coalición Canaria, with abstentions from PNV, Junts, and BNG.

New Universal Childcare Benefit of 200 Euros per Month: What Is Known About the Measure the Government Is Considering

Vice President Yolanda Díaz presented a proposal to create a universal childcare benefit of 200 euros per month, included in a non-binding institutional declaration approved on November 18, which the Government is considering implementing to support families.

This is the new 'phishing' technique detected by Incibe: impersonating the AEAT

Incibe has detected a new phishing technique that impersonates the AEAT. The messages contain a link that supposedly allows access to a notification, but in reality directs to a fake website designed to deceive users and steal their data.

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

The Ibercaja Taxation team explains the differences between donating and lending money to a child to buy their first home, highlighting the legal and tax implications of each option to do it correctly.

Lottery agents demand specific regulation for online sales: "SELAE seeks total monopoly"

Lottery sector associations demand clear regulation for online sales, warning that SELAE aims to monopolize this market. They also request an increase in sales commissions, which have been frozen for more than twenty years.

The Dance of Death

Feijóo tries to negotiate with Vox to maintain the government in Extremadura and Aragón, while Abascal uses this situation intensely and strategically, described as a "dance of death."

Intelligences

The writer's identity, represented by their reputation, style, voice, and perspective, becomes diluted and transformed into an intangible essence driven by artificial intelligence, which brings their work to life in an invisible way.

Reinventing Yourself at 64

The worst sentence is getting up every day to work in a place where you don't want to be, highlighting the importance of reinventing yourself and seeking job satisfaction, especially at 64 years old.

Take the Technooligarchs Seriously

Pedro Sánchez, although he sometimes uses grandiloquent jargon, occasionally gets it right by positioning himself on the right side of history, highlighting the importance of the technooligarchs in today's society.

Spain experienced this year the January with the fewest hours of sunshine since 1996 and the second darkest since the series began in 1984

January recorded in Spain the lowest amount of sunshine hours since 1996, being the second darkest since 1984, with an average of 29 fewer hours of sunshine on the Peninsula.

One person arrested for the murder in Costa Rica of Roberto Samcam, the former soldier with Spanish nationality

A man has been arrested for the murder of Roberto Samcam, a former soldier and Spanish citizen, in Costa Rica. Additionally, in September 2025, four other people were arrested in connection with the case.

Fani Carbajo will undergo surgery: "They have to operate on me immediately, it is something quite serious"

Fani Carbajo, former contestant of 'La isla de las tentaciones', has announced on her social media that she will undergo surgery in the middle of this month due to a serious health problem that requires immediate attention.

Netanyahu travels to the US to present to Trump his red lines regarding nuclear negotiations with Tehran

Israel demands that Iran limit its military capabilities and reduce support to regional militias such as Hezbollah and Hamas. Netanyahu visits the US to communicate these conditions to Trump and to exert pressure in the nuclear negotiations with Tehran.

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The Earth's core could be the planet's largest hydrogen reservoir, surpassing the oceans

The hydrogen accumulated in the Earth's core originated during the planet's formation and was not the result of comet impacts, suggesting that the core could be the largest hydrogen reservoir on Earth, even surpassing the oceans.

Actress Ana Milán debuts with the novel 'Bailando lo quitao', about an elderly woman: "I have done something honest"

Ana Milán presents her first novel, 'Bailando lo quitao', which tells the story of Josi, an elderly woman. The story addresses her family relationships, failed loves, motherhood, loneliness, and death, reflecting an honest and emotional work.

The jury declares the man who killed Sergio Delgado in Burgos guilty but does not find intentionality

The jury concluded that the defendant threw the punch that caused Sergio Delgado's death in Burgos, but did not recognize that he acted with the intention to kill, considering that he could not foresee the serious consequences of his aggression.

Gang smuggling scented cocaine hidden in marble pieces from Barajas dismantled

Three people have been arrested, two of them imprisoned, after dismantling a gang that smuggled nearly 1,500 kilos of scented cocaine hidden in marble pieces from Barajas airport.

Miracle in Somalia: a plane crashes on a beach without causing fatalities

A plane in Somalia experienced a technical failure after takeoff, and when attempting to return to the airport, it veered off the runway onto the beach. Fortunately, there were no fatalities in the accident.

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

The SEOM indicates that radon could cause up to 3.8% of lung cancer deaths in Spain in 2024, totaling around 23,297. In regions with higher exposure, this percentage rises to 7%, highlighting the importance of combating this invisible and dangerous gas.

Embracing Catholicism in Adulthood: "I had been searching for spiritual meaning for a long time... 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 the previous year. This growth reflects a rising spiritual, cultural, and identity search in an increasingly secularized society.

Four Generations of the Vargas Family Will Leave Their Village in Nuevo Norte: "We Are Left Without a Home"

Four generations of the Vargas family will have to leave their home in Nuevo Norte due to urban expansion and the lack of housing solutions. The community faces evictions without clear alternatives, thereby losing their heritage and connection to the place where they have lived for years. This situation reflects conflicts between urban development and the rights of traditional residents.

RTVE and Univisión Confirm Plans Beyond Benidorm Fest to "Build a Bridge with the Americas"

TelevisaUnivisión is collaborating in the Benidorm Fest 2024 by awarding a composition prize in Miami, reinforcing its commitment to connect Spain with Latin America through future initiatives.

SURVEY | What is your favorite song from the first semifinal of Benidorm Fest 2026?

This Tuesday, February 10, the first semifinal of Benidorm Fest 2026 will take place, where six of the twelve participating songs will be selected to advance to the grand final.

Who are the members of the jury for Benidorm Fest 2026

The members of the jury for Benidorm Fest 2026 will decide 50% of the voting in the semifinals and the grand final, significantly influencing the outcome of the contest.

The Reaction of Jalis de la Serna at One of Spain's Most Luxurious Hunting Estates: "They Have 110 Employees"

Spain's most luxurious hunting estate charges 4,000 euros per person for a day of hunting. It has its own airstrip for clients arriving by private jet and employs 110 workers to maintain its facilities and exclusive services.

Alejandro and Francisco achieve their first tie in 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra'

Alejandro and Francisco, from Cádiz and Madrid respectively, tied with 22 correct answers each in the 'El Rosco' round of 'Pasapalabra', marking their first tie on the show.

Francisco, a veteran from the era when the contest was broadcast on Telecinco

Francisco, a new contestant, participated more than ten years ago in the contest when it was broadcast on Telecinco, sharing the experience with Marco Antonio, Pablo Díaz, Rafa Castaño, and Fran González.

Dani Mateo, on Felipe González: "He forgets the rose and goes in with fists flying"

Dani Mateo, contributor to 'El Intermedio', commented on the recent statements by former president Felipe González, noting that he seems to forget his socialist roots and adopts a more aggressive tone in his criticisms.

La 1 premieres 'Trivial Pursuit' with a special in which its successful 'Cifras y Letras' will serve as the star opener

La 1 launches a special of 'Trivial Pursuit' where the popular show 'Cifras y Letras' will act as the opener, offering the audience a new playful and cultural proposal that combines both formats in a unique broadcast.

Susanna Griso, on the words of a neighbor from Jaén about Pedro Sánchez: "He looks gaunt"

Afra Blanco emphasized that Pedro Sánchez is the President of the Government and has the support of many people, despite Susanna Griso noting that he looks gaunt.

The response of the mayor of Aielo de Malferit to the criticisms from Nino Bravo's daughters: "I was a bit surprised"

Nino Bravo's daughters criticize the poor condition of the museum dedicated to the singer. The mayor of Aielo de Malferit expresses his surprise at these complaints and responds to the criticisms received.

Laura Madrueño reveals why she is leaving 'Supervivientes': "It has allowed me to continue learning, but..."

Laura Madrueño announces her departure from 'Supervivientes', expressing gratitude for the opportunity that allowed her to continue developing herself. In addition, she wishes María Lamela, who will replace her in Honduras, the best of luck.

The Court Sets the Date for the Trial Against Antonio Tejado and 10 Others Accused of the Robbery at María del Monte's Home

The trial against Antonio Tejado and 10 others accused of the robbery at the home of María del Monte and her wife, Inmaculada Casal, which took place in August 2023 in Gines (Seville), has now been scheduled by the court.

Iker Jiménez's Parents Help Recover a Spanish Sculpture Stolen 47 Years Ago in Italy

Iker Jiménez's parents collaborated in the recovery in Italy of a Spanish sculpture stolen 47 years ago, thus contributing to the restitution of cultural heritage.

First words from Tamara Gorro's ex about her new relationship with Cayetano Rivera: "As long as she is happy..."

The former footballer briefly responded to Tamara Gorro's new relationship with Cayetano Rivera, expressing that as long as she is happy, he accepts it without any issues.

Tamara Gorro feels "overwhelmed" by the leak of her alleged romance with bullfighter Cayetano Rivera

Tamara Gorro, influencer, feels "overwhelmed" after the leak of her supposed romance with bullfighter Cayetano Rivera. She has spoken about the matter with Lorena Vázquez, collaborator of 'Espejo público'.

Pilar Vidal on the romantic relationship between Cayetano Rivera and Tamara Gorro: "They are together, it's official"

Lorena Vázquez revealed that Tamara Gorro has tried to keep her relationship with Cayetano Rivera secret, which began a month and a half ago.

Makoke reveals why she had to go to the Emergency Room with her boyfriend while they were cooking

Makoke has revealed on her social media that she had to go to the Emergency Room alongside her boyfriend while they were cooking, without providing further details about the reason for the incident.

Loles León complains about those who criticize Spanish cinema: "Annoying people who are always saying we live off subsidies"

Loles León defends Spanish cinema against criticisms that label it as solely dependent on subsidies. The actress calls those who constantly repeat this argument annoying, emphasizing the importance and effort of the national film industry.

David Bisbal, broken by the death of his father: "Dad, today you will stay living inside my heart"

David Bisbal mourns the loss of his father, who passed away at the age of 84. The singer expresses his pain and affection, assuring that his father will always live in his heart.

TheGrefg refuses to organize the ESLAND awards again: "Those years were tough on every level"

TheGrefg highlighted his achievement of completing the "ESLAND trident" by organizing three consecutive editions in Spain, Latin America, and Andorra, but declined to host the awards again, citing how challenging those years were on multiple levels.

Controversy with an Influencer Who Joined the 'Boycott' of Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl Stadium and... Ended Up Looking Bad on Social Media

Amanda Vance, an influencer, ignored Bad Bunny's show at the Super Bowl to watch an alternative concert organized by Trump supporters. Her action sparked controversy and criticism on social media.

Gloria Camila, after ending up in the hospital due to Manuel Cortés' interview: "Burst"

Gloria Camila returned to television just 24 hours after her niece revealed that she suffered an anxiety attack, possibly related to Manuel Cortés' interview.

Mouliaá retracts and maintains her accusation against Errejón: "I am going to go all the way"

The actress initially withdrew her private accusation against Errejón through a written statement to the court, but later retracted that decision and chose to maintain it, stating that she will continue with the process until the end.

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 after the Super Bowl. Apple Music, sponsor of the halftime show, highlighted that his performance generated unprecedented engagement.

laSexta presenter Marina Valdés hit by a vehicle after leaving work

Marina Valdés, a presenter for laSexta, was hit by a vehicle as she left work. After recovering, she recounted the details of the incident to ¡Hola! magazine, highlighting her recovery process and the impact the event had on her life.

There is a case with Dani Carvajal: Arbeloa doesn’t play him, he is concerned about the World Cup, and his renewal with Real Madrid is up in the air

Dani Carvajal, recovered from his injury, has been out of the starting eleven for four consecutive matches. While Arbeloa does not include him, Carvajal is more concerned about the World Cup and his uncertain contract renewal with Real Madrid.

The Harsh Testimonies Against the Former Coach Accused of Abuse of Minors: "I Wanted to Leave, But It Was Impossible"

Nine young people have reported receiving sexually explicit messages from the former coach of Club Deportivo Varea, who faces a possible 47-year prison sentence for abuse of minors.

Rafa Nadal surrenders to Carlos Alcaraz: "He is not just a promise, he is a legend of our current sport"

Rafa Nadal has praised Carlos Alcaraz, highlighting that he is not just a promise but a living legend of current tennis, acknowledging the already outstanding career of the young player from Murcia.

Tomàs Guarino misses out on the Olympic figure skating final at the Milan Winter Games

Catalan figure skater Tomàs Guarino did not advance to the Olympic final at the Milan Winter Games, finishing in 25th place and missing out on the medal competition.

Jon Jones's Injury Opens the Door to a Historic Opportunity for Ilia Topuria: He Could Headline the White House Event

Jon Jones faces possible surgery for severe osteoarthritis, casting doubt on his participation in the White House event. This opens a historic opportunity for Ilia Topuria to headline the event.

Marina Conejero, the doctor with 'brittle bones' who dreams of becoming a pediatrician: "I wasn't going to give up for being 1.25 m tall"

Marina Conejero, who suffers from osteogenesis imperfecta, also known as 'brittle bone disease,' managed to complete her medical degree. Despite her physical limitations and a height of 1.25 m, she dreams of becoming a pediatrician and demonstrates an attitude of perseverance and determination in the face of her condition.

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

Worldwide, approximately 180 million people have visual impairment, including between 40 and 45 million who are totally blind.

Nine former inmates with intellectual disabilities find work thanks to the 'Retomados' program

The 'Retomados' program, promoted by Plena inclusión and funded by BBVA, helps former inmates with intellectual disabilities reintegrate into the community through personalized employment pathways.

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 assist during or after a seizure. Although their sense of smell can anticipate episodes, they are not a magic solution and should be complemented with medical treatments.

Paramount improves the terms of the takeover bid for Warner and proposes to cover the penalty for breaking with Netflix

Paramount maintains its purchase offer for Warner at approximately 180 billion dollars and proposes separately covering a termination fee of 2.8 billion, resulting from the breakup of the agreement with Netflix.

Díaz and the unions agree to reform occupational risk prevention with mental health and digitalization as key elements

The Ministry of Labor, together with the unions, agreed to reform the occupational risk prevention law to include new risks such as mental health and digitalization, especially in teleworking. The reform must be approved by Congress and was finalized without the support of the employers' association following a conflict with the ministry.

The Awakening of the Old Continent: Why European Capital Is Coming Home

European investors are repatriating capital because exchange rate fluctuations can quickly reduce profits earned in foreign markets, encouraging a safer bet on local investments.

Imaz shines a light on Donald Trump's oil plan: "The future has opened up to a better Venezuela"

The CEO of the Spanish multinational reaffirms his interest in collaborating on the reactivation of the Venezuelan oil sector, following his visit to the White House a month ago, highlighting opportunities for a better future in Venezuela.

No civil servants for internal promotion: The State fills only 13% of the positions offered in the last 4 years due to lack of candidates

Between 2021 and 2024, out of 18,171 positions for internal promotion, only 7,112 were applied for and 2,340 candidates passed, filling just 13%. In contrast, the open-access positions are almost fully filled.

Uber reinvents itself in Spain with the launch of autonomous cars and a service for women

Uber plans to launch autonomous cars and an exclusive service for women in Spain during 2026, after its business grew by 50% in the past year.

Russell Crowe's (61 years old) accident filming an action scene: "While I was jumping, I remember thinking, 'This is going to hurt'"

Russell Crowe recalled the serious fracture he suffered in 2010 during the filming of Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, an accident he only fully understood a decade later.

When Does 'Bridgerton' Return? This Is the Release Date for the Second Batch of Episodes in Season 4 on Netflix

The first four episodes of season 4 of 'Bridgerton' focus on the bohemian brother of the family. The second batch of episodes will arrive soon on Netflix, although the exact date has not yet been revealed.

The Melania Trump Documentary Risks Ruin by Using a Highly Recognizable Musical Piece Without Permission

Brett Ratner’s film about Melania Trump uses the soundtrack from 'The Invisible Thread' without authorization, which could lead to legal problems due to copyright infringement.

Netflix's 'One Piece' Turns This 'Superman' Actress into a Small, Furry Creature

Mikaela Hoover, known for her role in 'Superman', will play Tony Tony Chopper in the second season of the live-action adaptation of 'One Piece', which will premiere on March 10.

'Predator: Badlands': When and Where to Stream the Latest Installment of the Legendary Saga?

The latest installment of the Predator saga is the highest-grossing in the franchise started by Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Amazfit Prepares a Camera for Athletes: It Will Monitor Your Diet and Help You Get in Shape

Amazfit is developing V1TAL, a camera that provides a detailed analysis of diet and eating habits, helping athletes monitor their diet and improve their physical fitness.

HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 S (2026): a tablet designed for studying, writing, and drawing without straining your eyes

The Huawei MatePad 11.5 S 2026 stands out for its PaperMatte 2.8K display at 144 Hz, ideal for studying, reading, and drawing without visual fatigue. It offers a good stylus experience, long-lasting battery, and solid performance, complemented by accessories that enhance its academic and creative use.

Dreame surprises and goes beyond vacuum cleaners with its new luxury smartphones

Dreame presented its new luxury smartphones in Poland: the RS1, E1, and Air1 models, marking its expansion beyond the vacuum cleaner market into premium mobile technology.

With this tool you can find out where your surname comes from and how many people have it

This tool offers a quick search that reveals the origin of your surname, how many people use it, birth dates, and associated names, making it easier to learn about the history and distribution of your surname.

Xiaomi launches its new smart lock: installs without renovations and preserves your original door

Xiaomi's new smart lock installs without the need for renovations and retains the original cylinder and exterior key of the door, offering an innovative solution that does not replace its traditional components.

From Gift to Extreme Luxury: Zara Workers Sell Bad Bunny T-Shirts at Outrageous Prices

The iconic T-shirt worn by Bad Bunny in his most-watched performance, featuring a Made in Spain style, is being sold by Zara workers at exorbitant prices, turning a gift into a globally coveted luxury item.

Goodbye blazer, hello oversized bomber: the new trending garment that redefines the silhouette

The oversized bomber returns strongly to displace the traditional blazer, establishing itself as the key garment that redefines the silhouette and sets a new trend in current fashion.

The Best Zara Dresses to Wear with Boots and Elevate Your Style This Winter

Zara presents women's dresses ideal for everyday wear, characterized by comfort, soft fabrics, and relaxed cuts. Their designs in neutral tones and subtle details make them easy to pair with boots or ankle boots, offering practical and stylish looks for winter 2026.

Goodbye to wide pants, in 2026 the fuseau will reign again

In 2026, fashion will change radically with the return of fuseau pants, characterized by their tight fit and sleek design. This trend will leave behind the wide, loose pants that have dominated in recent years, highlighting a more fitted and elegant silhouette for various occasions. Designers and brands are preparing for this transformation in global style.

Psychologist Fernández on Breakups: "The Hardest Part Is Not Processing It, But the Unanswered Questions"

Psychologist Fernández reflects on romantic breakups, emphasizing that the most difficult part is not getting over the end of the relationship, but facing the unanswered questions that remain afterward.

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

Bad Bunny brought together major Latin figures like Pedro Pascal and Cardi B on stage to dance during his performance of ‘La Casita,’ highlighting the striking looks of celebrities such as Karol G and Jessica Alba.

The dining house in the Sierra of Madrid that you must visit: open since 1998 and with 10 tables

Doña Filo, open since 1998 in the Sierra of Madrid, is a traditional and cozy place with only 10 tables, ideal for those looking for authentic cuisine in a family-friendly and hidden setting.

The essential ingredient in our diet whose consumption has fallen by 70% in recent years

The Scientific Committee of the Spanish Society of Dietetics and Food Sciences highlights the importance of legumes in the diet, emphasizing their health benefits, despite the fact that their consumption has decreased by 70% in recent years.

Dani García, chef: "For a juicy Spanish omelette, you need to let the potatoes rest in the egg and use this"

Chef Dani García emphasizes that to achieve a juicy Spanish omelette, it is key to let the potatoes rest in the egg and to use olive oil. Additionally, he reveals that his recipe does not include onion.

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

On February 9th, World Pizza Day is celebrated, and the leading artisan pizza chain in Spain is marking the occasion by offering free pizza to everyone.

$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, from luxury burgers priced at $180 to cinnamon rolls for $30, 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..."

Chef Yong Wu Nagahira shares his method for preparing three-delight rice, highlighting the importance of soaking the rice in cold water before cooking to achieve the perfect and authentic texture in this classic Chinese recipe.

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

With almost a thousand years of history, this castle in Castilla-La Mancha is a little-known medieval treasure that deserves to be discovered by visitors interested in history and architecture.

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 due to the fuel shortage on the island. This measure will be in effect from February 10 to 12.

What It Will Be Like to Travel on the Fastest Train in the World: Maximum Comfort at 400 Kilometers per Hour

The fastest train in the world, currently in the testing phase, promises to offer maximum comfort at a speed of 400 km/h. If the trials continue successfully, it could begin operating in the coming years, revolutionizing fast and comfortable transportation.

Walkways over the Void and Wine from Somontano: The Town in Aragon That Feels Like a Natural Theme Park

This village in Huesca combines exceptional architectural heritage with an impressive natural environment, offering walkways over the void and a unique wine experience with wines from Somontano, making it a destination reminiscent of a natural theme park.

Curious Measures by Airlines to Ensure the Pilot Is Not Drunk

Airlines implement various procedures to guarantee that pilots are not under the influence of alcohol before flying, despite the fact that cases of drunk pilots are isolated.

These are the Most Romantic Destinations to Travel to During Valentine's Day

A surprise trip is an ideal idea for Valentine's Day, surpassing traditional gifts like flowers or candlelit dinners, as it creates memories and helps rekindle love in the couple.

A hotel refunds 700 euros to a customer who reported deficiencies during her visit

A woman received a refund of 700 euros after reporting serious issues during her stay at a hotel that affected her enjoyment of the vacation.

Roberto Martínez, ophthalmologist: "We are all born with hyperopia, which usually disappears between the ages of 6 and 8"

Hyperopia affects near vision and is usually compensated by the eye's natural focusing ability. It is a condition we are all born with and generally disappears between the ages of 6 and 8, although its prevalence is increasing in the population.

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. According to microbiome expert Sara Jiménez Valdericeda, this discomfort is neither normal nor inevitable, and it serves as a signal for us to take action and address the underlying cause.

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

The body needs an adequate recovery plan after exercise to avoid discomfort and muscle problems, being even more crucial for those who do not train professionally.

What the Historic Phrase of Plato Means: "He Who Is Not Good at Serving Will Not Be Good at Ruling"

Plato reflected on the human soul, knowledge, and moral conduct, anticipating current issues in psychology. His phrase emphasizes that to be a good leader, one must first know how to serve, highlighting the importance of humility and service in effective leadership.

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

Matt Damon eliminated gluten from his diet to lose weight for his role in 'The Odyssey.' This measure can help some people, but it is important to be informed before making drastic changes to your diet.

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

Gabriel Rolón explains that love is a learned experience influenced by childhood relationships, which shape how we connect emotionally. He discusses why some people fall for those who hurt them, highlighting the deep psychological roots of romantic choices.

How is it possible? More than 2,800 kilometers without refueling: the Guinness record of the European rally champion

Polish driver Miko Marczyk, European rally champion, broke the Guinness record in 2025 by covering more than 2,800 kilometers without refueling, demonstrating his skill both in competition and in fuel efficiency.

Lexus renews its UX range for 2026 and introduces a new trim; the F Sport Legend

Lexus launches the 2026 UX range in Spain, featuring a sportier design, advanced technology, and the addition of the new F Sport Legend trim that enhances style and driving experience.

The CETM Opposes Keeping the Tachograph in the Islands

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

The DGT tests its new average speed cameras this month at these points on the network

Under the direction of Pere Navarro, the DGT will begin testing its new average speed cameras this month to strengthen speed control on several 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 but is a free alternative that provides connectivity for traffic alerts.

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

Porsche introduces the Cayenne Electric, a decisive SUV that reflects its commitment to electrification. This launch represents more than a new model: it is a crucial test for the brand's sustainable and competitive future in a rapidly changing market.

La Sagrada Familia sees it as "very likely" that the Pope will inaugurate the Tower of Jesus on June 10

Salvador Illa visited the Pope in October and invited the pontiff to Catalonia for the inauguration of the Tower of Jesus at La Sagrada Familia, scheduled for June 10, an event that is considered "very likely" to be presided over by him.

The Government Delegate Requests Adapting the Mad Cool Venue in Villaverde to Host Festivals or Moving It Away from Getafe

Martín states that the Iberdrola Music venue is not suitable for events like Madrilucía, Reggaeton Beach Festival, and Mad Cool, and calls for adapting the space or relocating it to avoid issues with Getafe.

An 83-year-old man missing in the woods in Cudillero is being searched for

An 83-year-old man disappeared in Cudillero after going out to clean a property and not returning home. Authorities and neighbors are searching for the elderly man in the woods.

The As Cancelas Shopping Center in Santiago Evacuated Due to an Air Conditioning Fire

A fire in an air conditioning unit caused the evacuation of the As Cancelas shopping center in Santiago. However, sources from the center confirmed that by four in the afternoon, activity at the location was fully restored.

Manuel Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison, One of the Accused in the Murder of the 21-Year-Old Stabbed in the Santa Clara Neighborhood

Manuel was sentenced to 15 years in prison for the murder of a 21-year-old young man in Santa Clara, who died as a result of six stab wounds, including one that severed his aorta and caused rapid massive bleeding.

Father of a minor investigated for assaulting a school bus driver in the town of Bera

The father of a minor is being investigated for assaulting a school bus driver in Bera, following an incident where his son fell asleep and did not get off at his designated stop.

The accused of throwing a dog into the river in Ourense claims that what he threw was clothing and that the animal was not his

The dog was found in poor condition, unkempt, with a strong odor, limping, and affected by fleas and ticks. The accused states that he did not throw the animal into the river, but clothing, and denies that the dog belongs to him.

The Cádiz City Council will distribute 3,000 drug-detecting bracelets at Carnival to prevent chemical submission

The Cádiz City Council will distribute 3,000 bracelets that detect drugs in drinks in just five seconds, to prevent cases of chemical submission during Carnival.

The Government plans to fully restore all Rodalies next week, with speed limits at 70 points

The Government plans to progressively fully restore the Rodalies network next week, although speed limits will be implemented at 70 points to ensure safety.

Controversy in Euskadi for Revealing the Origin of Detainees: The Basque Government Confirms a Decision That Pits the PNV Against the PSE

The San Sebastián City Council supports revealing the origin of detainees, while the councils of Bilbao and Vitoria oppose it. This measure has sparked a confrontation between the PNV and the PSE, with the Basque Government affirming the decision despite the controversy.

Four Under Investigation for Involuntary Manslaughter Following the Cerredo Mine Accident Where Five Workers Died

Four people are under investigation for involuntary manslaughter following an accident at the Cerredo mine that caused five deaths. The court has ordered the seizure of 1,150,000 euros from the accounts of those under investigation as a precautionary measure.

Neither in the field nor in the meadow does the grass grow... on the sheep’s wool: "I had never seen it before"

In Mijares, Ávila, grass has begun to grow on the wool of sheep, a surprising phenomenon attributed to the recent heavy rains. Locals express amazement at this unusual situation.

A young Equatoguinean woman explains the difference between "luxury" in Spain and her country: "In Africa, it's normal"

A young Equatoguinean woman points out that actions such as building a house, opening a business, or attending a private center are common and normal in Equatorial Guinea, while in Spain these activities are considered a luxury.

The reason why in Iceland babies are not usually named immediately after birth: "It is very common"

In Iceland, babies do not receive an immediate name at birth. An influencer explained that the name must be approved by an official committee, which is a common practice in the country to ensure that names are appropriate and comply with cultural and linguistic norms.

Do You Know the Dangers the Garden Holds for Your Dogs and Cats?

Many common garden products are attractive to dogs and cats but can cause serious poisoning if not treated quickly. It is crucial to be aware of these risks to protect your pets.

When Two Cats Stop Getting Along: How Feline Hierarchy Works

Living together with multiple cats improves by providing various options that prevent and resolve conflicts. Understanding feline hierarchy helps manage tensions and promote harmony in the home.

Dogs with cancer, cats with lymphoma, and birds with respiratory problems: this is how tobacco affects our pets

Exposure to tobacco and vaping smoke puts the health of pets such as dogs, cats, and birds at risk, causing cancer, lymphoma, and respiratory problems, seriously affecting their well-being.

Parasites, Flies, and Mites: The Invisible Health Risks for Domestic Rabbits

Experts warn about parasites, flies, and mites that threaten the health of domestic rabbits. They recommend simple semi-annual treatments to prevent serious and potentially fatal infections.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for Wednesday, February 11, 2026 on 20minutos.es, with predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow for all zodiac signs.

Comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS) Approaches Earth: When Will It Be Visible?

The newly discovered comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS), known as the 'sun grazar', is rapidly heading toward the inner solar system. It is expected to be visible from Earth in the coming months, generating great interest among astronomers and enthusiasts.

Traffic Closures Due to the Tractor Rally in Madrid: Streets and Roads That Will Be Closed

The Madrid City Council announces traffic restrictions between 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM due to the staggered entry of tractors into the city, affecting several streets and roads.

'La Reina del Flow' Concert Tour in Spain: Cities, Dates, Where and When to Buy

Part of the cast of the Colombian series 'La Reina del Flow' returns to Spain with new stops in different cities, this time accompanied by actor Carlos Torres, who plays Charly Flow.

A Thief Hides His Face with a Trash Bag and Ends Up Looking Ridiculous

A thief tried to hide his face using a trash bag, which sparked ridicule and comments on social media highlighting his absurd "strategy" that not even artificial intelligence could replicate.

The Case Against Marius Borg Is Not Just Another Sexual Violence Trial

The trial against Marius Borg has revealed institutional support and media whitewashing that prioritize his suffering, overshadowing the attention and visibility of sexual violence victims.

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

CoralConect is a Spanish initiative that aims to reconnect Mediterranean corals through underwater corridors to combat the effects of climate change and prevent their disappearance.

Beautiful Photos of Snow That Will Cheer You Up This Harsh Winter

Although winter is cold and not everyone likes it, snow creates wonderful landscapes. Before spring arrives, it's worth enjoying these images that could change your opinion about this season.

The Best Cartoons by Malagón

All the cartoons created by Malagón and published in 20minutos, which humorously and critically reflect on various current social and political issues.

Famous Couples Who Will Tie the Knot in 2026

After notable weddings in 2025 such as those of Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco, Demi Lovato and Jordan Lutes, several famous couples are also expected to get married in 2026, capturing public attention.

Which Kardashian Are You, According to Your Zodiac Sign

The Kardashian family stands out for having a unique variety of zodiac signs, as none of Kris Jenner’s children share the same sign. If you’re interested in finding out which Kardashian corresponds to your sign, the article reveals this astrological connection between members like Kim and Kylie.

The use of Cercanías transportation stagnated in 2025 after a year of disruptions

In 2025, overall public transportation grew by 3.7%, but the use of Cercanías barely increased by 0.36% due to disruptions. In contrast, the AVE experienced a 12% growth in passengers, according to data from the INE.

Patients at Puerta de Hierro Practice Dialysis Technique to Learn How to Perform It on Their Own at Home

For one month, the healthcare team trains patients at Puerta de Hierro to learn how to connect, set up the drainage system, and correctly perform dialysis at home.

Zuckerberg plans to buy a mansion in Miami after proposing a wealth tax in California

Mark Zuckerberg is considering buying a mansion in Miami, where neighbors include Jeff Bezos, Ivanka Trump, and Tom Brady, after supporting a wealth tax in California.

Florida Will Execute Its First Inmate of 2026 Following a Record Year for the Death Penalty

Florida will continue with executions in 2026, starting with one inmate and another scheduled for February 24. Melvin Trotter, convicted of murdering a store owner, will be executed following a record year in the application of the death penalty.

The Mafias' 'Gold Rush' Hits the Roads Across Southern Italy

The Fourth Mafia of Foggia is suspected to be behind the robbery that took place this Monday in Puglia, reflecting the escalation of mafia attacks on the roads of southern Italy.

David Uclés presents 'The City of the Dead Lights': "I have never followed the herd. And I continue the same, regardless of what they tell me"

David Uclés receives the Nadal Prize for his novel 'The City of the Dead Lights' and faces the controversy generated by his opinions on the Civil War, firmly maintaining his independence and refusal to follow trends or external pressures.

Spain worsens its corruption levels and Transparency International ranks it worse than Saudi Arabia and Rwanda

Spain ranks 49th out of 182 countries in Transparency International's corruption index, showing a deterioration in its levels of corruption. This ranking places Spain in a less favorable position than countries such as Saudi Arabia and Rwanda.

Wild fight in the NBA: four players ejected in the Pistons vs. Hornets game

A fight broke out in the third quarter of the game between the Detroit Pistons and the Charlotte Hornets, leading to the ejection of four players. The altercation disrupted the game and created tension during Monday night's matchup.

Suspected perpetrator of the homicide of a man in Lezama last Friday arrested

The police have arrested the suspect in the homicide of a 60-year-old man, resident of Barakaldo, who had been missing since last Wednesday in Lezama.

Nurse from a Barcelona nursing home arrested for stealing €17,000 from a deceased elderly woman

A nurse from a nursing home in Barcelona was arrested for stealing €17,000 from a deceased elderly woman. Five days before her death, he asked her for a loan of €45,000 to open a restaurant.

Bonete, a book 'influencer,' champions Lope de Vega's daughter in his first novel

Fernando Bonete, doctor in Social Communication and a well-known literary 'influencer' with over 500,000 followers on Instagram, launches his first novel. In it, he champions Lope de Vega’s daughter, highlighting her historical and literary figure that has been forgotten, integrating her into a plot that combines history and fiction.

Claudio Tolcachir, playwright and theater director: "I want each performance to be something dangerous because well-done work bores me"

Claudio Tolcachir's play "La familia Coleman" is being performed until February 11 at the Teatro Infanta Isabel, featuring a cast of eight actors. Tolcachir aims for each show to be unpredictable and exciting, avoiding repetition, which he finds boring.

50-Year Prison Sentence for Insulting the Thai Monarchy on Social Media

The organization Thai Lawyers for Human Rights reports that nearly 300 people have been charged in the past five years for insulting the Thai monarchy on social media, facing severe penalties such as a 50-year prison sentence.

Three brothers convicted for hiding the existence of a nephew to inherit

Three brothers were convicted for hiding the existence of their nephew in order to appropriate the inheritance following the death of their brother in Germany, who did not leave a will.

456 Earthquakes Recorded Between Grazalema and Estepona During the Last Week

456 small-magnitude earthquakes (0.4 to 3.6) have been recorded between Grazalema and Estepona in the past week, of which 17 were felt by the population.

Network sending drugs from Spain to Iceland in capsules via 'mules' dismantled

The National Police and international authorities arrested 34 people, including the leader of the network, considered a high-value target for Europol, who was sending drugs from Spain to Iceland using 'mules' carrying capsules.

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Which Cable Should Go On First When Jump-Starting a Car Battery with Jumper Cables: This Is the Correct Order

In Spain, it is common to see drivers trying to jump-start their car batteries with jumper cables. It is crucial to follow the correct order when connecting the cables to avoid accidents: first, the positive cable on the dead battery, then the positive on the donor battery, followed by the negative on the donor battery, and finally the negative on a metal point of the car with the dead battery.

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

The Minimum Vital Income, aimed at preventing poverty and social exclusion in Spain, has been extended to include individuals over 23 years old who live with their parents. This aid reached nearly one million children and adolescents in December.

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

Emilia Clarke revealed that she suffered a rib injury while filming intimate scenes for the series 'Ponies' on SkyShowtime. She clarified that it didn't fully break, but just shifted slightly, causing discomfort during filming.

Ethan Hawke Remembers Robin Williams: "All That Power and Personal Charm Came at a Price"

Ethan Hawke recalled a striking image of Robin Williams during the filming of 'Dead Poets Society,' highlighting that all the actor's charisma and personal power came at a significant emotional cost.

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

Sara García Alonso, reserve astronaut for the European Space Agency since 2022, combines her work as a biomedical researcher with training for space missions, emphasizing that the lunar mission aims for learning, science, and technological development, not just symbolism.

Rafael Amador (Pata Negra), the king of flamenco rock who worked in one of the funniest films in Spanish cinema

Rafael Amador, a musician from Seville and leader of Pata Negra, appeared alongside his brother Raimundo in the film 'Bajarse al moro', sharing the screen with Verónica Forqué, Juan Echanove, and Antonio Banderas.

The Reusable MIURA 5 Rocket Advances at a Record Pace to Place Spain Among the Elite of the Industry

PLD Space is rapidly progressing in the development of the reusable MIURA 5 rocket, which will be launched from Kourou. This project aims to position Spain as a prominent reference in the international space industry.

Netflix and Spielberg’s Most Ambitious Miniseries: Its Trailer Has Nearly 7 Million Views in Just 3 Days

Netflix and Spielberg present an epic miniseries narrated by Morgan Freeman. The trailer has reached nearly 7 million views in just three days, and the release date has already been announced.

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

Jorge Rey, a young meteorologist, brings forward the forecast for Carnival and Easter Week using the traditional cabañuelas method, which indicates the presence of an anticyclone, ensuring stable weather during these festivities.

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

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

Gabriel Rolón, Psychoanalyst: "One Does Not Fall in Love with Just Anyone. Love Is a Learning Process, Like Everything Human"

Gabriel Rolón, psychoanalyst and writer, reflects on how love is influenced by childhood relationships and explains why some people fall in love with those who hurt them, emphasizing that love is a human learning process.

Map of the vote in the Aragon elections by municipalities: check who has won in your locality

The PP wins in the majority of the 731 municipalities of Aragon, with blue dominating the electoral map and reflecting its broad territorial victory in the region.

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Trump to direct Pentagon to buy coal to revive industry, Bloomberg News says

President Trump plans to order the Pentagon to increase coal purchases, aiming to boost the struggling U.S. coal industry. This move intends to support coal miners and coal-producing regions by ensuring a steady demand for coal in military operations, as reported by Bloomberg News.

Oil prices rise with US-Iran tensions, China demand in focus

Oil prices increased due to heightened US-Iran tensions and ongoing strong demand from China. Market concerns over potential supply disruptions combined with China's economic recovery supported the price boost, reflecting geopolitical risks and demand outlooks in global energy markets.

Gold, silver prices rise after soft US data; payrolls in focus

Gold and silver prices climbed following weaker-than-expected US economic data, boosting safe-haven demand. Investors now await upcoming US payroll reports for further market direction, as job figures will influence future Federal Reserve policy decisions amid concerns about economic growth.

China’s Li inspects rare earth facilities, hints at leverage in US rivalry

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang recently inspected rare earth mineral facilities, signaling China’s strategic intent in the global supply chain. Rare earth elements are crucial for tech and defense industries. Li’s visit highlights China’s potential leverage amid rising US-China tensions, as it controls a significant portion of these resources vital to both nations' economies and security sectors.

Pemex pipeline explosion in Mexico kills three and injures six, governor says

A pipeline explosion in Mexico operated by Pemex resulted in three fatalities and six injuries, according to the state governor. Emergency responders are managing the situation, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the blast. Authorities are emphasizing safety measures to prevent future incidents.

Oil prices steady as Iran-US tensions and US data eyed

Oil prices remained steady amid ongoing tensions between Iran and the US, which threaten Middle East supply routes. Traders also focused on upcoming US economic data that could influence demand forecasts. The market is balancing geopolitical risks with hopes of stable demand from the world’s largest economy, keeping prices subdued but cautious.

Tariffs threaten Colombian flower industry amid Valentine’s Day rush

New tariffs on Colombian flowers are posing challenges for the industry just before Valentine’s Day, a peak sales period. Exporters warn that increased costs may lead to higher prices and reduced competitiveness in the U.S. market, potentially impacting farmers and workers who rely on flower exports for their livelihood. Industry stakeholders urge policymakers to reconsider tariffs to protect this vital economic sector.

White House says Trump plans to rescind climate change finding key to auto rules

The White House announced that President Trump intends to rescind the 2009 finding that greenhouse gases endanger public health, a move crucial to rolling back strict fuel efficiency and emissions standards for automobiles established under the Obama administration. The shift aims to ease regulatory burdens on automakers and promote economic growth, but raises concerns about increasing environmental and health risks linked to climate change.

Gold, silver slip as precious metals try to find direction after historic rout

Gold and silver prices declined as precious metals continue to struggle following a significant sell-off. Investors are uncertain amid fluctuating market conditions, seeking new direction while weighing economic indicators and interest rate outlooks that impact metal demand and safe-haven appeal.

Heineken to cut up to 6,000 jobs as beer demand falters

Heineken plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs globally due to declining beer demand and changing consumer habits. The company aims to reduce costs and improve efficiency amidst challenging market conditions. This move is part of a broader restructuring effort to adapt to shifts in the beverage industry and maintain competitiveness.

Submarine maker TKMS hits record $22 billion order backlog, raises sales outlook

German submarine manufacturer TKMS reported a record order backlog of $22 billion, driven by strong demand for naval vessels amid rising global security concerns. The company raised its sales outlook, anticipating continued growth fueled by increased defense spending and long-term contracts from various countries.

Dubai’s DXB airport forecast to handle nearly 100 million passengers this year

Dubai’s DXB airport is expected to handle close to 100 million passengers in 2024, driven by strong travel demand and increasing international connections. The airport continues to expand infrastructure and services to accommodate growth, reinforcing its status as a major global aviation hub. This surge reflects broader recovery trends in the travel industry post-pandemic.

Heineken posts higher 2025 profit; to cut up to 6,000 jobs

Heineken expects increased profits by 2025 through cost-cutting measures, including plans to reduce its workforce by up to 6,000 jobs. The company aims to improve efficiency amid market challenges, focusing on streamlining operations to sustain growth and profitability.

Dassault Systemes Q4 profit misses expectations, sees mild growth in 2026

Dassault Systemes reported Q4 profits below expectations, citing challenges in product demand and supply chain disruptions. Despite this, the company projects mild growth in 2026, driven by ongoing digital transformation trends and investments in software innovation. Management emphasizes focus on operational efficiency and expanding their cloud offerings to support future revenue expansion.

Schindler forecasts modest 2026 revenue growth amid China pressure

Schindler expects modest revenue growth by 2026 despite challenges in China. The company faces pressure from the Chinese market but remains optimistic about its global performance and long-term prospects.

Siemens Energy net profit nearly triples as demand for gas turbines, grids rises

Siemens Energy's net profit nearly tripled, driven by strong demand for gas turbines and grid infrastructure. The company benefited from increased energy transition investments and higher order intake. Improved operational efficiency and cost control also contributed to the financial boost, reflecting Siemens Energy's growing role in the evolving energy market.

Buoyant stocks pause for breath; yen gallops higher

Global stocks took a breather after recent gains, with investors cautious amid mixed economic data. The U.S. dollar weakened, boosting the Japanese yen, which surged due to renewed safe-haven demand and Bank of Japan policy signals. Markets remain watchful for upcoming central bank decisions and inflation reports that could influence monetary policy direction.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 2.06%

Taiwan's stock market closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 2.06%. Gains were driven by strong performances in the technology and semiconductor sectors, reflecting investor optimism amid global economic recovery signs. Increased foreign buying and positive corporate earnings also contributed to the market's upward momentum.

Top 4 Consumer Finance Stocks to Consider, According to Wolfe Research

Wolfe Research highlights four consumer finance stocks poised for growth amid favorable market trends. These companies offer strong earnings potential driven by increasing consumer credit demand and strategic positioning in the finance sector. Investors are advised to watch these stocks for opportunities in personal lending, credit services, and financial technology innovations that could yield substantial returns.

China CPI inflation undershoots forecasts in January; deflation worries linger

China's January CPI inflation increased by 2.1%, falling short of forecasts, which indicates weaker consumer demand and ongoing concerns about deflation. The lower-than-expected inflation highlights challenges in stimulating economic growth amid sluggish domestic consumption and global uncertainties, raising alarms about prolonged price weakness and its impact on recovery efforts.

Unexpected Surge in API Weekly Crude Stock Points to Weaker Demand

The API reported a larger-than-expected increase in weekly crude oil inventories, signaling potential weakening in demand. This surge suggests that oil consumption may be slowing down amid economic uncertainties. Market reaction included a drop in crude prices as traders reassessed supply and demand dynamics in the near term.

Milei’s labor reform drive sets up clash with Argentina unions

Argentina’s new President Javier Milei is pushing labor reforms aimed at reducing union power and loosening strict labor laws. His plans include cutting union benefits and making hiring and firing easier to boost economic growth. However, powerful unions have vowed to oppose these changes, setting the stage for major conflict in the country’s labor market.

US Commerce chief says dollar at ’more natural’ level for trade

US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo stated that the dollar has reached a 'more natural' level for trade after significant recent fluctuations. She emphasized that the current exchange rate supports economic growth and trade competitiveness. Raimondo highlighted ongoing efforts to maintain currency stability while addressing inflation and fostering a balanced economic environment.

US Business Inventories Increase Less Than Expected in November

US business inventories rose 0.2% in November, below economists' expectations of 0.4%. This slower growth suggests businesses are cautious about overstocking amid economic uncertainties. The data may influence future economic policy decisions as inventory levels impact production and sales forecasts.

US Business Inventories Show Slight Dip, Hinting at Increased Consumer Demand

US business inventories declined slightly, signaling a potential rise in consumer demand. The decrease suggests companies are selling goods faster than they are restocking, indicating stronger economic activity and increased purchasing by consumers amid ongoing market recovery.

US import prices unchanged year-on-year in December

US import prices held steady in December compared to the previous year, indicating stable import cost inflation. The unchanged prices reflect easing pressures on supply chains and commodity costs, suggesting a slowdown in import price rises amid global economic uncertainties and shifting trade dynamics.

French wine, spirits export volumes sink to at least 25-year low

French wine and spirits exports have fallen to their lowest volumes in over 25 years. The decline is attributed to global economic challenges, shifting consumer preferences, and increased competition from other countries. This trend threatens France's dominant position in the international wine and spirits market, impacting producers and related industries.

US labor costs growth cools in fourth quarter

US labor costs rose at their slowest pace in nearly two years during the fourth quarter, easing pressure on inflation. This slowdown suggests that wage growth is moderating, which could influence Federal Reserve decisions on interest rates. Despite continued job market strength, the cooling labor cost trend may signal a gradual easing of inflationary pressures in the economy.

U.S. retail sales unexpectedly unchanged in December

U.S. retail sales in December remained flat, defying expectations of growth. Consumers showed caution amid economic uncertainty and inflation concerns. Despite robust holiday spending earlier, December sales reflect a slowdown, signaling potential impacts on economic recovery. Analysts highlight the need to monitor upcoming data for clearer trends.

Tencent, Tesla team up on WeChat-linked in-car features in China

Tencent and Tesla have partnered to integrate WeChat into Tesla’s in-car system in China, allowing users to access messaging, music, and other WeChat services directly from their vehicle. This collaboration aims to enhance the driving experience by combining Tesla’s technology with Tencent’s popular social platform, catering to Chinese consumers' preferences for seamless connectivity and communication.

South Korea crypto exchange Bithumb says system flaws led to $40 billion error

South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb reported that system errors caused a cryptocurrency valuation mistake amounting to $40 billion. The exchange identified technical flaws in its platform leading to inaccurate asset assessments. Bithumb is working to resolve the issues to restore proper operations and prevent future errors affecting user assets and balance calculations.

Morning Bid: Yen roars back as US consumer engine sputters

The yen surged against the dollar as signs of weakness in the US consumer sector raised doubts about the sustainability of America's economic growth. Concerns over slowing retail sales and reduced consumer spending fueled demand for the yen, seen as a safe haven. This shift highlights growing market uncertainty over the US economy’s resilience amid rising inflation and interest rate pressures.

US job growth likely picked up in January; unemployment rate forecast steady at 4.4%

US job growth is expected to have increased in January, with economists forecasting a steady unemployment rate at 4.4%. This suggests continued resilience in the labor market despite economic uncertainties, maintaining steady employment levels as the year begins.

Gold, silver climb as US yields fall on softer retail sales

Gold and silver prices rose as US Treasury yields declined following weaker-than-expected retail sales data. The soft retail figures signaled slowing economic growth, boosting demand for safe-haven metals. Investors moved away from bonds and equities to precious metals amid concerns over the economic outlook, supporting gains in gold and silver.

China makes small dents in deflation battle as supply-demand imbalance persists

China has seen limited progress in combating deflation despite government measures. Persistent supply-demand imbalances continue to pressure prices, making it difficult to achieve sustained inflation. While some sectors show signs of recovery, overall economic activity remains subdued amid cautious consumer spending and global uncertainties. Authorities are expected to maintain supportive policies to stimulate demand and stabilize prices.

Australia's central bank again says inflation rate is too high

Australia's central bank stated that inflation remains too high and continues to pose risks to economic stability. It signaled the likelihood of maintaining or increasing interest rates to manage inflation and support the economy, emphasizing the need for vigilance amid persistent price pressures.

Air New Zealand cabin crew to strike over stalled talks, union says

Air New Zealand cabin crew plan to strike due to stalled pay and conditions negotiations. The union cites unresolved disputes affecting workers' earnings and job security. The strike aims to pressure the airline to address staff concerns promptly and avoid service disruptions during the travel season.

Telegram app faces further restrictions, possible fines as Russian authorities clamp down

Russian authorities have intensified restrictions on the Telegram messaging app, threatening fines and additional limitations. The crackdown follows ongoing concerns over Telegram's encryption and use for organizing protests. Efforts aim to increase government control over digital communications amid rising dissent. Telegram, popular in Russia, faces growing pressure to comply with state demands.

Kaiser reaches $30 million settlement with US Labor Dept over mental health care practices

Kaiser agreed to a $30 million settlement with the US Labor Department addressing allegations of inadequate mental health care coverage. The settlement resolves claims that Kaiser improperly limited access to mental health services, violating federal laws. This agreement aims to improve mental health care access and ensure compliance with regulations, benefiting affected employees and setting new industry standards.

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Sam Bankman-Fried files request for new trial

Sam Bankman-Fried has filed a request for a new trial following his recent conviction. His legal team argues that significant errors occurred during the original proceedings that may have affected the verdict. The request seeks to overturn the conviction or grant a retrial to ensure a fair assessment of the case.

OSN Activates New Philippines–UAE Corridor for Global Business Payments

OSN has launched a new payment corridor between the Philippines and the UAE, enhancing global business transactions. This development aims to streamline cross-border payments, support international trade, and provide faster, more secure financial services for businesses operating between these countries.

Strategy Is ‘Not Going To Be Selling’ Bitcoin, Saylor Says

Michael Saylor stated that their strategy does not involve selling Bitcoin. Emphasizing confidence in Bitcoin’s future, he highlighted plans to hold and possibly accumulate more, signaling strong belief in its long-term value despite short-term market fluctuations.

GoMining Simple Earn Enables Autonomous Bitcoin Yield Accrual via Single-Toggle Integration

GoMining Simple Earn offers a seamless way to earn Bitcoin yield through an easy single-toggle integration. This feature allows users to autonomously accrue Bitcoin returns without complex procedures, simplifying the crypto earning process and enhancing user experience.

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

Bitcoin rose slightly, maintaining a level above $70,000, supported by improved market risk appetite following Japan's recent election. Positive sentiment from the political event boosted investor confidence, contributing to steady demand for cryptocurrencies despite mixed global economic signals.

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

xMoney has extended its partnership with Domino’s to Greece, enhancing checkout speeds and improving customer payment experiences. This expansion aims to streamline transactions, making online ordering more efficient for Greek customers, while supporting Domino’s growth in the region through advanced payment technology.

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

NOWPayments has introduced a promotion offering zero network fees on USDT TRC20 payments for new users. This move aims to attract more customers by reducing transaction costs, enhancing the appeal of using NOWPayments for cryptocurrency payments. The initiative supports seamless and cost-effective crypto transactions, particularly benefiting those using the USDT stablecoin on the TRC20 network.

Bitmine reports $10 billion in crypto and cash holdings

Bitmine recently disclosed that it holds $10 billion in combined crypto assets and cash. This substantial reserve highlights the company's robust financial position amid market fluctuations and signals its capacity for future investments and operational expansion.

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

The strategy involved selling 616,715 shares to raise funds, which were then used to acquire 1,142 bitcoins at a total cost of $90 million. This move reflects a significant investment shift towards cryptocurrency.

Commerzbank posts record €4.5bn operating result, exceeds 2025 targets

Commerzbank reported a record operating result of €4.5 billion, surpassing its 2025 financial targets ahead of schedule. The bank’s strong performance was driven by increased revenues, cost reductions, and improved efficiency. This milestone highlights Commerzbank’s successful strategic transformation and positions it well for future growth in a competitive market.

Kojamo reports revenue growth, improved occupancy in 2025

Kojamo announced increased revenue and better occupancy rates for 2025. The company attributed growth to strong demand in the rental housing market and strategic investments in property development. Enhanced operational efficiency also contributed to improved financial performance, positioning Kojamo favorably for continued expansion in the housing sector.

Titan Q3 FY26 presentation: Jewelry business surges 40% amid strategic expansion

Titan reported a 40% growth in its jewelry segment in Q3 FY26, driven by strategic expansion and increased consumer demand. The company highlighted robust sales across key markets and innovative product launches. This surge reinforces Titan’s position in the jewelry sector, contributing significantly to its overall revenue growth for the quarter.

Nasus Pharma secures $15 million in private placement financing

Nasus Pharma has raised $15 million through a private placement to support its clinical development and operational growth. The funding will accelerate progress in advancing its dermatology pipeline and enhance company infrastructure. This capital injection aims to strengthen Nasus Pharma’s position in the biopharmaceutical market and drive future innovation.

Computershare 1H26 presentation: EPS up 3.9%, guidance upgraded despite rate headwinds

Computershare reported a 3.9% rise in EPS for the first half of 2026, driven by strong operational performance despite challenges from higher interest rates. The company upgraded its full-year guidance, citing resilience in core business segments and ongoing cost efficiencies. Management remains cautiously optimistic about navigating macroeconomic headwinds while focusing on strategic growth initiatives.

Galecto prices $275 million public offering at $19 per share

Galecto has priced a public offering at $19 per share, raising $275 million. The funds will support the company’s research and development, including advancing its pipeline of fibrotic disease therapies. This capital injection aims to accelerate clinical trials and potential regulatory approvals, positioning Galecto for growth in the biopharmaceutical market focused on addressing unmet medical needs.

Cathie Wood’s ARK stock trades: Roblox, Bullish, and PagerDuty in focus

Cathie Wood's ARK Investment Management has shifted its trading focus toward stocks like Roblox, showing bullish confidence, and PagerDuty. The firm is actively managing its portfolio to capitalize on growth opportunities in the tech and software sectors, reflecting Wood's continued strategy of targeting innovative companies with strong future potential.

Curbline Properties prices public offering of 8 million shares

Curbline Properties announced the pricing of its public offering of 8 million shares. The move aims to raise capital to support the company's growth and operational goals. Details on the offering price and intended use of proceeds were outlined, reflecting Curbline's strategy to strengthen its financial position in the market.

Commonwealth Bank H1 2026 slides: Cash profit up 6%, dividend increased amid strong lending growth

Commonwealth Bank reported a 6% rise in cash profit for H1 2026, driven by robust lending growth. The bank announced an increased dividend, reflecting strong financial performance despite challenging economic conditions. Continued focus on customer service and digital innovation supported these results, positioning the bank well for future growth.

Centuria Industrial REIT HY26 presentation: FFO guidance upgraded, data center strategy advances

Centuria Industrial REIT upgraded its FY26 FFO guidance, reflecting strong operational performance and portfolio growth. The REIT is advancing its data center strategy, aiming to capitalize on rising demand in this sector. These moves are expected to enhance income stability and long-term growth prospects for investors.