News Summary - 02/12/2026

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Police identify 18-year-old as suspect in Tumbler Ridge shooting

A tragic incident left six people dead and at least 25 injured at a school, with two additional bodies found at a nearby home. Authorities have identified an 18-year-old as the suspect in the Tumbler Ridge shooting.

'It was terrifying': Tumbler Ridge's tight-knit community in shock after shooting

The remote community of Tumbler Ridge is in shock and fear after a shooting left nine people dead. Residents expressed feelings of terror and uncertainty following the tragic event.

Lyse Doucet: In Tehran, rallies for Iran's revolution overshadowed by discontent and defiance

The BBC's first visit to Tehran since last month's harsh crackdown reveals that official rallies for Iran's revolution are muted by widespread public discontent and defiance, highlighting ongoing tension despite government efforts to project control.

China's Xi Jinping makes rare reference to recent military purge

Xi Jinping has made a rare public mention of the recent military purge, following the removal of Zhang Youxia, considered Xi's closest military ally, from his post in January. This move highlights ongoing efforts to consolidate Xi's control over the military leadership.

Russia moves to block WhatsApp in messaging app crackdown

Russia plans to block WhatsApp, targeting its 90 million users, to encourage the use of a state-owned surveillance app as part of its broader messaging app crackdown.

'One in a billion': Dawson's Creek stars lead tributes to James Van Der Beek

Dawson's Creek stars, including Busy Philipps, have paid tribute to James Van Der Beek, calling him "one in a billion." Philipps encouraged fans to support Van Der Beek's family via an online fundraiser.

Powerful cyclone kills at least 31 as it tears through Madagascar port

A powerful cyclone has devastated Madagascar, killing at least 31 people. Disaster management reports severe damage with roads blocked by uprooted trees, downed power poles, and 90% of roofs destroyed, crippling infrastructure and accessibility.

Mother of fire disaster victims speaks to Swiss bar owners at hearing

Leila Micheloud, mother of victims from the deadly Crans-Montana fire, attended court during the questioning of Jacques Moretti, demonstrating her involvement in the ongoing investigation into the tragedy.

US House votes to overturn Trump's tariffs on Canada

Six Republicans joined Democrats in voting for a resolution to end the tariffs imposed by Trump on Canada last year, aiming to restore trade relations.

Bud Cort, star of cult classic Harold and Maude, dies aged 77

Bud Cort, renowned for his role in the cult classic Harold and Maude, has passed away at 77. The veteran actor appeared in over 80 films and TV series throughout his career, leaving a lasting impact on stage and screen.

Trump tells Netanyahu Iran nuclear talks must continue

President Trump stated that no definitive agreements were reached during his White House meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as discussions on Iran's nuclear program continue.

Russian strike kills 3 Ukrainian toddlers and father, with pregnant mother injured

In north-eastern Ukraine, a Russian strike destroyed a house, killing two brothers aged two, their one-year-old sister, and their father. A pregnant mother was injured in the attack.

Four takeaways from Pam Bondi's fiery Epstein testimony

Lawmakers accused Pam Bondi's justice department of improper redactions in Epstein case files during her testimony. Bondi defended the actions, sparking a heated exchange as she challenged the accusations.

Police release man detained in connection to Nancy Guthrie disappearance

Police detained a man during a traffic stop and searched his home in connection with Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. The man has since been released, with the investigation ongoing.

Ghanaians Embrace 'Fugu Day' After Online Mockery of Traditional Outfits

Following online banter between Ghanaians and Zambians, the iconic Ghanaian traditional attire, the Fugu, has gained popularity and trended online. Ghanaians have embraced 'Fugu Day' to celebrate and take pride in their cultural clothing despite earlier mockery.

Party balloon or cartel drones? Closure of El Paso airspace causes 'chaos'

The unexpected 10-day closure of El Paso's airspace sparked chaos and is believed to have arisen from a dispute over US military drone technology testing in the area.

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 investigation files.

The Dutch love four-day working weeks, but are they sustainable?

The Netherlands leads Europe in having the shortest working hours, with many embracing four-day workweeks. While this approach supports work-life balance, critics argue it may negatively impact the country's economic growth and productivity, raising questions about the long-term sustainability of such labor practices.

Tumbler Ridge mass shooting: What we know so far

Eight people have been killed and 25 injured in shootings at a school and home in Tumbler Ridge, a rural community in western Canada, according to police. The incident remains under investigation.

What are Canada's gun ownership laws?

A recent deadly mass shooting in British Columbia has intensified calls to review and potentially tighten Canada's gun ownership laws, raising debates about firearm regulations and public safety measures in the country.

The ghost ships in the English Channel and the question of what to do about them

The issue of ghost ships in the English Channel highlights challenges governments face when countries circumvent rules to export oil. These vessels create legal and environmental dilemmas, prompting calls for stronger international cooperation and enforcement to manage illicit oil exports and ensure maritime safety.

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

Nancy Guthrie, 84, mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie, disappeared from her Arizona home in the middle of the night several days ago. Authorities are investigating her abduction, but details remain scarce as the search continues.

Her sons were killed by Islamist militants. She's among thousands who had to flee

Yameogo Aminata lost her four sons to Islamist militants and her daughter is missing. She is one of thousands forced to flee their homes due to ongoing violence and instability caused by militant attacks.

'We are treated as outcasts': Acid attack survivor fights for justice and dignity

Malik petitioned India's Supreme Court to classify survivors forced to ingest acid under the disability law, seeking better legal recognition and support for these victims often marginalized and denied justice.

Malinin, Minion, and Milan's Most Emotional Moment

The 2026 Olympic men's figure skating short program featured a mix of astonishing performances, emotional moments, and unexpected surprises, captivating the audience throughout the event.

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

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance conveyed unity for all Latinos but carried a deeply personal message for Puerto Rico, the artist's shared homeland, emphasizing pride and connection, writes BBC Mundo's Ronald Ávila.

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

As leaders convene at the Munich Security Conference, European security faces critical decisions amid the lingering influence of Trump's global policies. The event highlights challenges in defense cooperation and strategic alliances in a shifting international landscape.

Thailand election: The result the polls never saw coming

Despite expectations, the youthful, progressive party underperformed against the traditional, transactional party. Factors include established networks, voter loyalty to older parties, and possibly underestimated political dynamics, resulting in a surprising election outcome that defied poll predictions.

What is Olympic ice and how is it made?

The Ask Me Anything team explains that Olympic ice for Milan-Cortina is created through a precise process involving multiple layers of water applied and frozen under controlled conditions. This ensures a smooth, hard surface ideal for high-level competitions, maintaining consistency and safety for athletes.

Three issues that matter to voters in the Bangladesh election

The upcoming Bangladesh election is the first since the 2024 Gen Z uprising that ousted long-serving Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Voters are focused on political reform, youth representation, and economic recovery as key issues shaping their decisions.

Watch: BBC in Tehran Sees Government's 'Political Reply' to Massive Protests

Lyse Doucet reports from Tehran for the first time since the government’s crackdown on nationwide anti-government protests, highlighting the political response to widespread unrest in Iran.

Emergency call released of boy who swam for hours to save family

Thirteen-year-old Austin Appelbee swam for hours to reach help after his mother and siblings were swept out to sea, demonstrating bravery and determination to save his family.

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 showcased a dominant defensive performance to secure a victory over the New England Patriots, thrilling their fans with a memorable Super Bowl win.

Sánchez Shelves Tax Relief for Landlords Following Rejection from All His Left-Wing Partners

President Sánchez suspends tax relief for landlords after receiving rejection from all his left-wing partners, who criticize the measure for not benefiting the most vulnerable sectors. This decision reflects internal tensions within the government regarding housing policies and the search for broader agreements to support tenants.

I warn you, I announce to you

The Government often announces numerous improvements and measures that ultimately are not implemented or realized.

EU Leaders Meet Today at a Castle to Discuss the "Two-Speed Europe" Desired by Von der Leyen and Supported by Spain

The 27 EU leaders are meeting at the Belgian castle of Alden-Biesen to discuss a more competitive Europe and to advance the proposal of a "two-speed Europe," promoted by Von der Leyen and supported by Spain, under the coordination of Draghi and Letta.

Ábalos and Koldo play their last card today to try to prevent the mask trial from taking place in April

The Supreme Court holds a preliminary hearing for Ábalos and Koldo to present preliminary arguments before the mask trial, scheduled for April.

Next Stop: Castilla y León

Populisms arise from the failure of a policy that becomes self-enclosed and from the behavior of partisan elites who act like ‘castes’, distant from the citizenry.

From Umbrella to Heavy Coat: A Polar Arctic Air Mass Will Plunge Temperatures and Bring Hurricane-Force Winds

Starting Friday, an Arctic air mass will cause a sharp drop in temperatures, bringing an intense winter atmosphere accompanied by strong hurricane-force winds.

Several Rodalies trains suspended due to the severe windstorm Nils

Renfe has suspended the shuttle trains on Thursday morning on the Terrassa-Manresa section (line R4) and Blanes-Maçanet section (line R1) due to the severe windstorm caused by storm Nils.

Storm Nils, live | Catalonia warns that the windstorm could be "the most significant in 20 years"

Storm 'Nils', the eighth of the year, will trigger warnings in 16 autonomous communities this Wednesday. Catalonia warns that the windstorm could be the most severe in 20 years, preparing the population for strong gusts and possible damage.

The Methods Russia Uses to Recruit Young Africans to Use Them as Cannon Fodder in Its War

More than 1,400 young Africans have been recruited with false promises of employment to fight on the front lines, being used as cannon fodder by Russia.

Carla Castro, New Queen of the Tenerife Carnival with Her Fantasy 'Iconic'

Carla Castro was crowned queen of the Tenerife Carnival with her fantasy 'Iconic.' The court of honor is accompanied by Arlena Rubí Mantecón Hernandez, Cecilia Esther Díaz Hernández, Daniela Sanchez Padilla, and Alianara León Hernández.

Pablo Motos apologizes for the comment about Sarah Santaolalla

Pablo Motos has apologized following the unfortunate remarks made by Rosa Belmonte towards political analyst Sarah Santaolalla, assuring that they will make efforts to prevent it from happening again.

Sarah Santaolalla responds to the label of "half dumb and half boobs" from panelist Rosa Belmonte: "They humiliate me because of my appearance"

Sarah Santaolalla criticized panelist Rosa Belmonte after being described as "half dumb and half boobs." Santaolalla denounced that this comment humiliates her because of her physical appearance and emphasized the importance of respecting women without reducing them to their looks.

Actor James Van Der Beek, star of 'Dawson's Creek', dies at 48

James Van Der Beek, known for his role in 'Dawson's Creek', passed away at the age of 48 after being diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2024.

Henneo Motor is Born, the New Commitment to Automotive News

20minutos expands its news offering with the launch of Henneo Motor, a specialized supplement in the automotive sector that will be included in all its print editions, thereby strengthening its coverage in this field.

Ana Milán's witty comeback to Pablo Motos about age: "It's that you are 60..."

Ana Milán visited the Antena 3 program to present her first novel, 'Bailando lo quitao', and responded to Pablo Motos with a clever remark about age during the interview.

Criticism for the lack of information following the derailment of a train "carrying hazardous materials" in Irún

The Basque PP has criticized the lack of information from the Basque Government after the derailment of a train carrying hazardous materials in Irún, pointing out that it was deemed unnecessary to inform the public about the incident.

Sánchez admits to "significant" shortcomings in the railway network and Feijóo predicts the Government will "face trial"

The leader of the PP described the Adamuz accident as avoidable and criticized Óscar Puente. Abascal called it a "crime" and demanded Sánchez's resignation, who admitted to significant deficiencies in the railway network. Feijóo anticipates that the Government will face legal consequences.

Trump will continue nuclear negotiations with Iran despite Netanyahu’s demands to impose his red lines

The Israeli Prime Minister asked the US to demand that Iran give up its nuclear program and missile arsenal before proceeding, but Trump will continue with the negotiations despite these demands.

Woman Arrested for Poisoning Her Partner, a Man Who Confessed to Abusing Minors for 50 Years

A woman was arrested for poisoning her partner, a man who had confessed to sexually abusing minors within his family environment for 50 years and was awaiting trial.

The Priority Challenge of Water in Spain

Spain leads Europe in having the lowest level of public investment in water per surface area and population, and has the highest number of environmental violations, with 25 cases currently open.

Xavibo: "Open relationships are not for life. The beauty lies in renouncing other bodies"

In the special Valentine's Day podcast 'Reading the 20minutos Newspaper,' Xavibo reflects on open relationships, pointing out that they are not meant to last a lifetime and emphasizing that the valuable part is the renunciation of other bodies. He also discusses how society does not accept that certain things, like cinema or renting, remain "single."

Fuencarral states that only the Vargas family living in the warehouse will be evicted and the rest of the settlement remains in limbo

The Plenary of Fuencarral-El Pardo rejected the socialist proposal and called the settlement residents to a meeting with social services on February 17, aiming for housing solutions. Only the Vargas family living in the warehouse will be evicted; the rest of the settlement remains in uncertainty.

Measles cases nearly double in Spain while they decrease by 78% in Europe

In Spain, measles cases have nearly doubled recently, whereas in Europe overall they have decreased by 78%. This discrepancy highlights specific challenges in vaccination and disease control in Spain compared to the overall improvement on the continent.

Thousands of Farmers Bring Their Tractors to the Heart of Madrid Against the Mercosur Trade Agreement

More than 360 tractors, organized by Unión de Uniones and UNASPI, have traveled from Plaza Colón to the Ministry of Agriculture in Madrid to protest against the Mercosur trade agreement.

The testimony of the protesters on tractors: "I see the future as very screwed, those who worked in agriculture in my area are leaving for construction jobs"

Five columns of tractors arrived at the Ministry of Agriculture in Madrid to protest against the Mercosur agreement and the reduction of CAP subsidies, denouncing an uncertain future and the migration of rural farmers towards construction work.

Pepe Navarro, in love with an influencer and model named Verónica Schmidt Bolaños

At 74 years old, Pepe Navarro is in love with Verónica Schmidt Bolaños, an influencer and model. Throughout his life, the presenter has had several relationships, including with the mothers of his four children.

Former student, with problems with the Police... this was Jesse Van Rootselaar, author of the attack in Canada

Jesse Van Rootselaar, author of the attack in Canada, studied at the same school where she committed the crime. There are no indications that she suffered from bullying.

At least nine dead and nearly 30 injured in a shooting at a Canadian high school

The alleged perpetrator of the shooting at a Canadian high school, Jesse van Rootselaar, was found among the deceased. The attack left at least nine dead and nearly 30 injured.

They Ask for the House Recommendation at a Restaurant and the Price Leaves Them Speechless

A customer asked for the house recommendation at a restaurant and was charged 46 euros for a portion of calamari, in addition to an appetizer that they never received, causing surprise due to the high price.

Food Alert Due to the Presence of Plastic in Hamburger Meat

A food alert has been issued due to the presence of plastic in hamburgers. The initial distribution affected Aragón, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y León, Madrid, and the Valencian Community.

A study analyzes the relationship between moderate beer consumption and lifestyle

A Spanish study published in Nutrients analyzes the relationship between moderate beer consumption and lifestyle, questioning common beliefs about this beverage and its health impacts.

Studying Abroad to Enhance Progress

Graduate scholarships abroad provide access to training at top universities, facilitating academic and professional development.

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

Chris Martin humorously commented on the incident where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful during a 'kisscam' at an event, using the phrase "If life gives you lemons, make lemonade."

The Key Points of the Kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie's Mother: From the Suspicious Sister to the First Arrest

The FBI released images of the masked suspect, obtained with difficulty, and arrested a suspect this Tuesday in connection with the kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie's mother.

The luxuries that ex-Prince Andrew does not want to give up in his move after the Epstein scandal

Ex-Prince Andrew has requested to maintain certain comforts and luxuries in his new residence after leaving Royal Lodge, seeking to preserve a lifestyle consistent with his status despite the Epstein scandal surrounding him.

Angelina Jolie Does Not Hide the Aftereffects of Her Mastectomy: "I'm Not Attracted to the Idea of a Perfect Life Without Scars"

Angelina Jolie openly spoke about the scars and aftereffects left from the mastectomy she underwent in 2013, emphasizing that she is not attracted to the idea of a perfect life without marks, embracing her body as it is.

Úrsula Corberó and Chino Darín Break Family Tradition with Their Son’s Name

Úrsula Corberó and Chino Darín chose the name Dante for their son, a name of Latin origin meaning "constant, persevering, or the one who endures," thus breaking with family tradition.

An AI Reveals the Hyperrealistic Face of Jesus Christ Based on the Shroud of Turin

Using artificial intelligence, the hyperrealistic face of Jesus Christ has been recreated based on the image on the Shroud of Turin, following a series of specific instructions to achieve a detailed and realistic representation.

The Argentine Senate approves Milei's labor reform amid protests

The approved labor reform lowers dismissal costs by allowing severance payments in up to 12 installments and extending the probation period to one year, sparking protests in Argentina.

Inflation and the economic upturn accelerate tax revenues, which grew by 9.5% in 2025

Airef attributes 70% of the 9.5% increase in tax revenues in 2025 to rising inflation and strong economic growth, highlighting their decisive impact on last year's collection.

Fernando Ramallo: "No, there are no Hollywood salaries here. Many months you go without earning anything"

Fernando Ramallo, film and television actor, debunks myths about salaries in Spain, revealing that in his profession many months go by without earning anything, far from Hollywood-level pay.

Neither Wide-Leg nor Skinny: Elegant and Very Comfortable Gstaad Pants Are All the Rage in 2026

Gstaad pants dominate in 2026, leaving behind wide-leg and skinny styles. This elegant and comfortable design flatters the figure, setting a fashion trend.

When the Rain Lasts for Weeks: How Humidity Affects Health

Prolonged rain and high humidity can worsen mood, causing tiredness and sadness, as well as affecting overall health.

Does banning minors from social media work? These are the results in Australia after two months of the law

Australia banned access to social media for minors under 16 years old last December. After two months, experts question the effectiveness of the law, pointing out possible difficulties in its implementation and in the actual control of youth access to these platforms.

The Perfect Hotel to Watch the 2026 Solar Eclipse: In a Small Village in Soria Without Crowds

This thermal spa, located in one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, is the ideal accommodation to observe the August 2026 solar eclipse, offering a unique experience without crowds.

These Are the Hundred Favorite Restaurants of Spaniards According to TheFork

The platform TheFork has once again published its 'Top100 National' ranking, highlighting the hundred favorite restaurants of Spaniards based on user reviews and reservations.

The five highways in Spain that will have ultra-fast charging points

The Ministry of Transport will invest 94.5 million euros to create up to eight service areas with ultra-fast charging points on sections of highways located in various autonomous communities across Spain.

Oriol Cardona, Spain's favorite for an Olympic gold: "I feel the pressure from the media, but I want to enjoy the Games"

The Catalan skier Oriol Cardona is Spain's main hope for winning a winter Olympic gold medal, a medal the country has not achieved in 54 years. Although he feels the media pressure, his intention is to enjoy the Olympic Games.

Cheap and Simple Gifts to Surprise Your Partner on Valentine's Day... and Aim to Be Rich

Valentine's Day is approaching, and it's not necessary to spend a lot to surprise your partner. 20minutos offers ideas for affordable and successful gifts to show love this February 14th, helping you save money without losing the special touch.

Zelenski assures that he will not call elections in Ukraine until there are "adequate security measures"

Zelenski stated that elections could be organized if a ceasefire is declared and safe conditions are guaranteed, emphasizing that Ukraine is ready for this only under those circumstances.

The European Parliament approves a €90 billion loan to Ukraine for the next two years

The European Parliament approved a €90 billion loan to Ukraine over two years, financed through community debt. Two-thirds of these funds will be allocated to military equipment to support the country.

NATO launches 'Arctic Sentinel' to strengthen its presence in Greenland... but disconnects it from Trump's pressure

NATO has initiated the operation 'Arctic Sentinel' to strengthen its presence in Greenland, focusing on responding to threats from Russia and China in the region. According to Rutte, this measure is not linked to the pressure exerted by Trump, but rather to the need to address geopolitical challenges in the Arctic.

One Dead and Three Injured After a Fight in Asturias: One Person Detained

A fight in Asturias left one person dead and three injured. The National Police have taken over the investigation, and one person has been detained in connection with the incident.

La Bonoloto leaves a new millionaire in Spain with a jackpot of over two million

La Bonoloto has produced a new millionaire in Spain with a jackpot exceeding two million. Additionally, there are five winning tickets in the Second Category.

Palito Dominguín denounces the insults she receives every day: "I will never understand this unnecessary hate"

On her 30th birthday, Palito Dominguín expresses her indifference towards the insults and negative messages she receives daily, lamenting the unnecessary hate that she cannot understand.

This is how the three-account system works: control expenses, reduce stress, and save every month

More than 30% of households cannot cover unexpected expenses, according to the INE. The three-account system helps to control expenses, reduce financial stress, and ensure monthly savings to face unforeseen events and improve personal financial health.

The trick to save on your electricity bill: scan the QR code and find out which company is cheaper

A comparator allows you to calculate your electricity consumption from a year ago using the regulated market PVPC tariff, helping to identify which company offers the best price and thus save on your electricity bill.

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

Vice President Yolanda Díaz presented a proposal for a universal benefit of 200 euros per month for childrearing, included in a non-binding institutional declaration approved on November 18. The plan aims to support families through this financial aid.

Cuttlefish Stew with Potatoes, an "Easy, Healthy, and Spectacular" Dish to Combat Low Temperatures

This cuttlefish stew with potatoes recipe is a simple, healthy, and delicious option to face the cold. The combination of cuttlefish and potatoes offers a nutritious and comforting dish, ideal for days with low temperatures. Cooking cuttlefish this way is accessible and fun, adding variety and flavor to your diet.

The Peninsula of Empty Flowerpots

Some political forces see rallies only as a count of members and supporters, aware that no outsiders will attend to listen to them.

Felipe

One should never lose their sense of humor nor the good memories, which belong to us as much as to their protagonist.

Housing as a Pillar of Social Cohesion

The Neighborhood Movement in Madrid, together with the PSOE and the PCE, has promoted a significant initiative to address and resolve the housing problem, highlighting the importance of this issue for social cohesion.

The Dance of Death

With the unstable situation in the governments of Extremadura and Aragón, Feijóo seeks to negotiate with Vox, while Abascal takes advantage to exert political pressure, starring in a 'dance of death' of power and tension.

Venezuela and the U.S. Sign a Long-Term Energy Partnership

Chris Wright makes the first visit by a high-ranking U.S. official to Caracas since Maduro's capture in January, signing a long-term energy partnership between Venezuela and the U.S.

Presence of a Gray Wolf Detected in Los Angeles for the First Time in a Century

A gray wolf was spotted in Los Angeles for the first time in a century. According to scientist Axel Hunnicutt, the animal is still on the move seeking a mate and a suitable habitat, which indicates that it has not yet found either.

The Death of Kurt Cobain Could Have Been a Murder, According to a Group of Forensic Experts

An independent group of forensic experts has suggested that Kurt Cobain's death may have been a murder rather than a suicide, reigniting doubts about the official circumstances surrounding his passing.

Sthefany, from 'The Island of Temptations,' undergoes facial carboxytherapy

Sthefany, a participant of 'The Island of Temptations,' has undergone facial carboxytherapy, a treatment that injects carbon dioxide into the skin to prevent wrinkles and sagging.

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The DANA Judge Rejects Including an Elderly Man from Paiporta as a Victim Who Died One Month After October 29

The judge from Catarroja investigating the management of the DANA rejected considering an elderly man from Paiporta who died on December 2—a month after October 29, the date of the floods—as a victim of the floods, arguing that there is no direct link between his death and the initial event.

The DANA Judge Summons 39 CHJ Guards, Environmental Agents, and Firefighters as Witnesses

The judge summons 39 CHJ guards, environmental agents, and firefighters as witnesses, based on an order from the Valencia Court of Appeal highlighting that their testimonies may provide relevant information for the DANA investigation.

A young man is tried in Madrid for scamming more than 72,000 euros in drinks at several nightclubs

A 25-year-old young man faces trial in Madrid for allegedly scamming 72,355 euros from the company that manages the nightclubs Opium and Shoko. The accusation states that he committed the fraud through fake consumptions at these venues.

Gisèle Pelicot describes the impact of seeing herself as a "rag doll"

Gisèle Pelicot's memoirs, titled 'A Hymn to Life,' will be published on February 17 in 22 languages, reflecting the profound emotional impact she experienced upon seeing herself as a "rag doll."

David Bisbal reappears emotional after the death of his father: "He left in peace"

David Bisbal thanks his fans and the press for their support after announcing the death of his father, emphasizing that he left in peace.

Chenoa offers her condolences to David Bisbal for the death of his father: "All my love"

Chenoa, along with other artists, expressed her support and condolences to her former partner David Bisbal following the sad news of his father's passing.

Less than 10% of apartments online reduce their price before being sold

In 2025, less than 10% of the apartments listed online lowered their price before being sold. Price adjustments ranged between 5% and 9%, intensifying towards the end of the year to facilitate the sale, according to Pisos.com.

The expiration of leases signed during COVID forces tenants to pay more or leave: "We tried to negotiate"

More than 1.5 million tenants face the end of contracts signed during the pandemic with low prices, forcing them to pay higher rents or move out. Many tried to negotiate, but the increases are inevitable due to the market rise.

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

The SEOM indicates that radon, an invisible gas, could cause up to 3.8% of lung cancer deaths in Spain in 2024, around 886 fatalities, reaching 7% in regions with high exposure. This information is highlighted on World Cancer Day to raise awareness about its risks.

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

More than 13,000 people older than seven years were baptized in 2024, an increase of 12.5% compared to the previous year. This rise reflects a growing spiritual, cultural, and identity-seeking trend in an increasingly secularized society.

The Quinquis: "The day we submitted the song we had 70 followers, so being in the Benidorm Fest is already a prize"

The newly formed band The Quinquis, made up of Marcos Miranda, Maxi Jiménez, and Reys, brings their "funkinqui" style to the Benidorm Fest with the song "Tú no me quieres." Despite having only 70 followers when they submitted their entry, participating in the festival is already a major accomplishment for them.

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

Of the 18 participants, nine perform today and only six will advance to the final on February 14. The first semifinal was marked by tuning issues and several surprises among the artists.

These Are the First Six Finalist Songs of Benidorm Fest 2026

Six songs have been selected as the first finalists of Benidorm Fest 2026. On Thursday, February 12, the remaining proposals that will advance to the final will be chosen.

Joaquín Sánchez's confession about the private lives of his daughters: "When I found out, I broke down crying"

Joaquín Sánchez shared on Antena 3 how he talked with his daughters Daniela and Salma about relationships and adolescence, revealing the emotion he felt upon learning intimate details of their lives, which made him cry.

Sonsoles Ónega and Isabel Rábago 'fight' live on air: "I gave her a smack"

During a live program, Sonsoles Ónega and Isabel Rábago had a tense confrontation that ended amicably with a kiss on the cheek, showing that their friendship remains intact despite the conflictive moment.

Joaquín Prat calls out Leticia Requejo following her comment about Pepe Navarro's relationship

Leticia Requejo mentioned on 'El tiempo justo' that she spoke with Pepe Navarro to congratulate him on his "mature love." Joaquín Prat called her out for her comment during the show.

Francisco relies on experience in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' and sends Alejandro to 'The Blue Chair'

Francisco, from Cádiz, achieved his first victory on Antena 3's 'Pasapalabra,' showcasing his experience in 'El Rosco' and sending Alejandro to 'The Blue Chair.'

Wyoming, on 'El Intermedio': "The Fall of Cuba Is the Latest Obsession of Marco Rubio and Donald Trump"

The host Wyoming denounced that almost all of Cuba suffered a massive blackout, attributing it to the siege by the U.S. president. Additionally, he criticized the obsession of figures like Marco Rubio and Donald Trump with the fall of the Cuban regime.

'First Dates' explains the term 'bromance'

Richard Pena defines 'bromance' as a relationship between two friends who share everything, hug, and maintain constant contact, highlighting the closeness and trust in this special friendship.

The illegal occupant of a drug den, against a journalist: "Disgusting, film your dead"

Neighbors report that the squatters of a drug den are allegedly using their 13-year-old daughter to sell drugs, while a journalist receives insults for covering the case.

The Commercial in Which Sofía Vergara Teaches Owen Wilson Spanish So He Can Commentate the World Cup

Sofía Vergara stars in a funny commercial where she teaches Owen Wilson Spanish so that he can commentate the World Cup. Wilson describes the experience as "a nightmare," highlighting the humor and challenges of learning the language for the sporting event.

Ibai Llanos breaks exclusivity with Twitch and reveals the new features of 'La velada del año 6': "There are historic fights"

Ibai Llanos announces that the official presentation of 'La velada del año 6' will be on March 9 and will be streamed on multiple platforms, breaking exclusivity with Twitch. Additionally, he promises historic fights for the event.

Violeta Mangriñán Buys a House in Her Hometown and Reveals the Connection with Her Grandmother: "It Gives Me Goosebumps to Remember It"

The influencer Violeta Mangriñán has purchased a house in her hometown, a place with deep personal meaning. She reveals that her grandmother had a special connection with the house, which moves her deeply and gives her "goosebumps" when she remembers it, highlighting the sentimental value of this new home.

Britney Spears sells her music catalog in a historic deal: it could reach 200 million

Britney Spears has sold her music catalog in a historic deal that could be worth up to 200 million dollars.

Patricia Pérez opens up about her husband's new life: "He has to start learning to be disabled"

Patricia Pérez shares how her husband's illness has changed their daily life, highlighting the adaptation and learning necessary to face his new reality as a disabled person.

Luis Pliego, Exclusive: "Cantora Already Has a New Owner, an Iranian Fund Has Bought the Debt"

Luis Pliego reveals that Cantora has a new owner following the purchase of the debt by an Iranian fund. Additionally, the Tax Agency has initiated legal proceedings to claim a new outstanding debt from Isabel Pantoja.

Carla Flila admits for the first time the chronic pain she suffers from: "I've had a problem forever"

Carla Flila revealed that her chronic hip pain has caused mobility difficulties in her knees, affecting her daily life for some time.

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

Javier Tudela is deeply affected by the death of his friend and coach Alberto Campillo, to whom he dedicated an emotional message expressing his affection and sadness over the loss.

Emilio Gutiérrez Caba suffers a fall before going on stage and is taken to the hospital

Emilio Gutiérrez Caba suffered a fall just before going on stage. He was attended to promptly and taken to the hospital for medical care. No details have been released about his current condition.

Influencer Locatelli admits she received messages from football players and actors when she was 14 years old: "They were pedophiles"

Influencer Locatelli revealed that, at 14 years old, she received messages from football players and actors who tried to take advantage of her vulnerability. Although she did not mention any names, she described those behaviors as typical of pedophiles.

Inés Hernand rules out motherhood: "I opt for a different kind of life"

Inés Hernand, presenter of the Benidorm Fest, reveals in an interview with 'Lecturas' that she does not plan to become a mother, preferring to focus on a different lifestyle that does not include motherhood.

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

The actress initially sent a letter to the court withdrawing her private accusation against Errejón, but later retracted and has decided to continue with the process, stating that she is going to go all the way.

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

Apple Music, sponsor of the Super Bowl halftime show, highlighted that Bad Bunny's performance generated unprecedented interaction on social media.

laSexta presenter Marina Valdés hit by a car leaving work

Marina Valdés, laSexta presenter, was hit by a car while leaving work. After recovering, she shared her experience and details of the incident in an interview with '¡Hola!'.

Modest Day for Williams and Aston Martin in F1 Tests in Bahrain; McLaren and Red Bull Come Out Stronger

The first three days of Formula 1 testing in Bahrain showed a modest performance from Williams and Aston Martin, while McLaren and Red Bull stood out with positive results, strengthening their position for the season.

Tim Dieck and Olivia Smart come close to an Olympic diploma in the ice dance final at the Milan Winter Olympics

Olivia Smart and Tim Dieck achieved ninth place in the ice dance final at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games, narrowly missing out on the Olympic diploma.

The Romance of Olivia Smart and Jean-Luc Baker: The Most Publicized Love Story of the Olympic Games

Olivia Smart, Spain's flag bearer, and Jean-Luc Baker have shared a love story that started from friendship and their shared passion for figure skating, becoming one of the most notable relationships of the Olympic Games.

Uncertainty at the Seville Marathon Due to Train Cancellations: "An Odyssey Trying to Get There"

Many runners traveling by train to Seville for the marathon are facing difficulties due to the cancellation of numerous train services, complicating their arrival and creating uncertainty about their participation in the event.

Aitana Bonmatí and Rodri Hernández and María Pérez and Álvaro Martín, National Sports Award Winners

The Kings presented the 2023 and 2024 National Sports Awards, recognizing Aitana Bonmatí and Rodri Hernández as the best athletes in football, and María Pérez and Álvaro Martín in athletics, highlighting their outstanding achievements in their disciplines.

Itinera, a Pilot Program to Improve Care for Students with Autism: "There Is an Urgency"

Driven by the Spanish Autism Center and the Ministry of Social Rights, Itinera is a pilot program aimed at improving care for students with autism through specialized training, accessibility, and the promotion of social participation, addressing the urgency of providing better educational and social resources.

Marina Conejero, the doctor with 'glass bones' who dreams of becoming a pediatrician: "I wasn’t going to give up just because I’m 1.25 m tall"

Marina Conejero, diagnosed with osteogenesis imperfecta, managed to graduate in Medicine despite her condition and her height of 1.25 m. Her determination drives her to fulfill her dream of becoming a pediatrician, proving that her physical limitations do not define her ability or her vocation.

Nine Former Inmates with Intellectual Disabilities Find Jobs Thanks to the 'Retomados' Program

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

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

Worldwide, approximately 180 million people have some type of visual impairment, of which between 40 and 45 million are totally blind.

The 'SEPI digital' invests 8.3 million in the First Drop fund to accelerate more than 40 startups

'SEPI digital' has invested 8.3 million euros in the First Drop fund, which focuses on technology startups with social and environmental impact. This fund manages over 19 million euros and aims to accelerate more than 40 innovative startups.

Room00 incorporates new hotels in Madrid, Barcelona, and Málaga amid King Street's 'mega round'

Room00 expands its portfolio with five new hotels in Madrid, Barcelona, and Málaga, and advances internationally with operations in Porto and Rome, driven by King Street's mega investment.

The Silver 'Rally' to Historic Highs Drives the Sale of Relics and Collectible Coins

The record increase in the price of silver is leading investors to sell relics and collectible coins to secure profits amid uncertainty about whether the rise will continue.

Iberdrola's stock reaches 20 euros for the first time in its history

Iberdrola reached 20 euros per share, raising its market capitalization to over 135 billion. Its value has multiplied almost sixfold in the last 20 years.

The Chinese Car Steps Hard on the Accelerator in Spain: "Equipment and Technology at Very Competitive Prices"

Chinese car registrations in Spain grew by 125% in 2025, driven by brands such as BYD, Polestar, Ebro, and MG, thanks to their advanced equipment and competitive prices.

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

Brussels highlights that European banks must increase their size as an essential condition to progress in the integration and union of financial markets in Europe.

Review of 'Wuthering Heights': violence for the senses in the adaptation that doesn't care what you think

Emerald Fennell reinterprets the story of Emily Brontë's tortured lovers, transforming it into an intense melodrama focused on carnal and visual pleasure, with a bold approach that defies expectations.

From Laurence Olivier to Jacob Elordi: The Best Adaptations of 'Wuthering Heights,' Ranked

Emily Brontë's novel has been adapted into film 20 times. Director Emerald Fennell is preparing a new version starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, joining a long tradition of cinematic interpretations of 'Wuthering Heights.'

'Predator': In What Order Should You Watch the Movies to Better Understand 'Badlands'? The Definitive Chronology

Although the new movie is set in the distant future, the story of the Yautja is complex. This guide offers a recommended viewing order for the Predator saga movies to better understand the plot before enjoying the latest installment, 'Badlands'.

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

The latest installment of the Predator saga is the most successful at the box office since it began with Arnold Schwarzenegger. This new movie stands out for its great reception and is available to watch via streaming, although the specific release date and platform are not detailed in the content.

'The Pitt' changes the rules of streaming: HBO Max's medical drama season 2 confirms a new pace for 2027

HBO Max's medical drama season 2, currently airing, sets an accelerated and steady production pace, standing out against the usual long waits of other prestige series, marking a new standard for streaming in 2027.

It’s not even been 6 days and it’s already among the most watched: the 6-episode German miniseries that’s a hit on Netflix

The 6-episode German miniseries has surpassed the first seasons of 'Bridgerton' in views within just a few days, quickly positioning itself among the most watched on Netflix.

The new YouTube Music feature lets you create playlists with AI by describing what you want to hear

YouTube Music has launched a feature that uses AI to create playlists based on user descriptions. This new function is available in the mobile app for Android and iOS, making it easier to find music that matches what you want to listen to.

Microsoft releases a key security update for Windows that you should install as soon as possible

Microsoft is releasing an important security update for Windows, being gradually distributed via Windows Update as part of the monthly updates. It is recommended to install it as soon as possible to keep your system protected.

China shows its new mothership capable of launching hypersonic missiles from space

The orbital mothership Luan Niao, a prototype presented ten years ago, has been shown again. This ship is capable of launching hypersonic missiles from space, highlighting a significant advancement in China's military space technology.

Your Smart Home Could Stop Working: Apple Shuts Down HomeKit and This Is What You Should Do Now

Apple is disabling HomeKit, so users need to update the Apple Home app to continue managing their smart home devices and avoid interruptions in their operation.

The impressive satellite images of the rains in Spain: this is what the storm looks like from space

The ESA has released satellite images capturing the force of the severe storms affecting the Iberian Peninsula, showing from space the intensity and extent of the rains in Spain.

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

Bad Bunny's record-breaking performance, the most viewed in history, and his Spanish style are causing a sensation. Taking advantage of this, Zara employees are selling the artist's T-shirts at exorbitant prices, turning a gift into a highly coveted luxury item.

Amy Shah, Nutrition Expert: "The Number One Probiotic Is Exercise"

Amy Shah emphasizes that exercise acts as the best probiotic, as it reduces inflammation and calms the brain, providing numerous benefits for overall health.

New York Fashion Week Returns with Fall-Winter Collections After the Cold Wave

New York Fashion Week kicks off today, showcasing fall-winter collections from prominent designers such as Ralph Lauren, Tom Ford, Marc Jacobs, and Carolina Herrera.

Goodbye to Wide Pants, in 2026 the Fuseau Will Reign Again

In 2026, fashion brings back fuseau pants, leaving behind the trend of wide pants. This fitted style highlights the figure and establishes itself as the favorite garment, marking a significant shift in wardrobe preferences for the coming year.

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

Psychologist Fernández emphasizes that in romantic breakups, the most difficult part is not overcoming the separation, but facing the unanswered questions that remain after the relationship ends.

Bonmatí surprises at the Sports Awards with a look that completely transforms her silhouette

Footballer Bonmatí surprised at the Sports Awards when receiving her award from Queen Letizia, wearing an innovative outfit that completely transformed her silhouette, standing out for its originality and style.

The Secret Restaurant-Club Where Mbappé and Vinicius Invited the Real Madrid Squad to Dinner

61.sixtyone, a mysterious restaurant-club located on José Abascal Street, was the chosen spot by Mbappé and Vinicius to invite the Real Madrid squad to dinner, in an exclusive and discreet gathering.

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 nutritional benefits, in a context where their consumption has decreased by 70% in recent years.

"You are going to make Spanish omelette with La Rosalía": this is how the singer prepares the most iconic recipe

The Catalan singer La Rosalía shares her Spanish omelette recipe, highlighting that it is 'concebollista,' a particular way of preparing it with onion.

Free Pizza to Celebrate World Pizza Day: Where and How to Get Yours

Every February 9th, World Pizza Day is celebrated. Spain's best artisanal pizza chain joins the festivity by offering free pizzas so that everyone can enjoy this Italian dish.

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

Yong Wu Nagahira, a chef awarded with 1 Repsol Sun, shares his tips for preparing perfect three-delight rice, emphasizing the importance of soaking the rice in cold water to achieve the ideal texture and a delicious result.

The viral video made with AI that teaches you how to preserve food: "You're spreading salmonella!"

A viral video created with artificial intelligence offers practical tips for preserving foods like avocado and cookies, warning about common mistakes that can spread salmonella and compromise food safety.

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

This castle in Castilla-La Mancha, with nearly a thousand years of history, is a little-known medieval treasure that surprises with its historical and architectural value, making it a recommended visit for those looking to discover hidden gems of Spain.

Five European Destinations to Avoid for Valentine's Day (and One Is Spanish)

For Valentine's Day, it is advised to avoid European destinations such as Paris due to its crowds and Copenhagen because of the extreme cold. The article highlights five places that are not ideal for celebrating this occasion, including a Spanish city, due to various factors that can negatively affect the romantic experience.

Fuenteodra; this is the village that managed to save its church thanks to a crowdfunding campaign

The village of Fuenteodra saved its church through a crowdfunding campaign. Thanks to this effort, the church has experienced a revival and now hosts a wide cultural program that revitalizes the community.

Walkways over the void and Somontano wine: the town in Aragon that looks like a natural theme park

This village in Huesca combines exceptional heritage with an impressive natural environment, offering walkways over the void and the famous gastronomy of Somontano, creating an experience that seems straight out of a theme park.

The White Village of the Sierra de Cádiz That You Can't Miss Visiting in 2026

This charming white village, located in a natural park in the Sierra de Cádiz, is a gem of Cádiz that has established itself as a must-visit destination in 2026.

These Are the Most Romantic Destinations to Travel to During Valentine’s Day

A surprise trip is a better option to celebrate Valentine’s Day than traditional flowers and candlelit dinners, as it creates lasting memories and helps to reignite love.

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

The guest requested compensation due to serious issues that affected her enjoyment during the vacation. Following her complaint, the hotel refunded her 700 euros as reimbursement for the deficiencies found during her stay.

Bibiana Badenes, Physiotherapist: "Neuroscience shows that when the body lives in continuous alert, the brain becomes more reactive, less capable of listening and dialoguing"

Bibiana Badenes explains that a tense body sends danger signals to the brain, causing it to become blocked. Neuroscience reveals that constant alertness makes the brain more reactive and less able to communicate and listen.

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 and is a warning sign to take action, as it is neither a normal nor an inevitable condition, explains human microbiome expert Sara Jiménez Valdericeda.

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

Bruno Oliveira highlights the importance of a proper recovery plan to prevent muscle problems, especially for those who do not train at a professional level, due to the stress that exercise puts on the body.

What the historic phrase by Plato means: "He who is not good at serving will not be good at commanding"

Plato emphasized that effective leadership depends on the ability to serve others. His reflection on the soul, knowledge, and ethics remains relevant, anticipating current debates in psychology and morality.

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

Matt Damon cut out gluten to lose weight for his role in 'The Odyssey.' Before following his example, it is important to understand that removing gluten does not guarantee weight loss and should be done under professional supervision, as this restriction can affect nutrition if not managed properly.

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

Gabriel Rolón analyzes how love is learned and influenced by childhood experiences. He explains that not everyone falls in love with just anyone, and sometimes people choose those who cause harm due to patterns established since childhood. Love, he says, is a human process of learning and constant reflection.

The license required to drive a tourist train according to the DGT

In several Spanish cities, tourist trains are a popular means of transportation for visitors. The DGT establishes that to drive these vehicles, it is necessary to have a specific license, which ensures the safety and proper regulation of this tourist service.

Revolution in the Ford Kuga: from now on it allows hands-free driving

Ford Kuga introduces BlueCruise, its hands-free driving system, bringing this advanced technology to one of Europe's most popular SUVs, enhancing the driving experience and safety.

The little black dots around the glass do not improve adhesion: a mechanic explains their function

The little black dots on the edges of the glass do not enhance adhesion nor are they glue or decoration. A mechanic explains that they have a specific function that is not related to the fixing of the glass.

The DGT tests its new section speed cameras this very month at these points of the network

Under the direction of Pere Navarro, the DGT will begin testing new section speed cameras this month to strengthen speed controls on Spanish roads.

The TMC system: the German alternative to beacons that is also free

The Traffic Message Channel (TMC) system, implemented in Germany since the 1990s, offers similar functions to V16 beacons, providing traffic information and free connectivity to improve road safety.

The new Toyota Aygo X Cross Hybrid now has a price in Spain, and it costs less than 100 euros per month

Toyota launches the Aygo X Cross Hybrid, a 100% hybrid city car in the A Segment that stands out for its efficiency, power, and unique design. Available in Spain at a price that allows it to be acquired for less than 100 euros per month.

Drones are already flying in tests across Madrid: medicine delivery, rescues, search for missing persons, and sewer inspection

The Community of Madrid is testing drones in a dozen projects to improve public services, including medicine delivery, rescues, search for missing persons, and sewer inspection.

Tens of thousands of teachers take to the streets in Catalonia to demand improvements that guarantee "quality education"

Thousands of teachers in Catalonia are protesting, demanding improvements to ensure quality education. The unions have scheduled a meeting with the Department of Education on February 19 to address these demands.

Photos of the teachers' strike in Catalonia

Catalan teachers protested in the streets due to the lack of agreements with the Government, demanding better salaries, smaller class sizes, less bureaucracy, and more resources to improve the education sector.

The Taxi Drivers of the Valencian Community Call for a Strike on February 25

The taxi drivers of the Valencian Community have called for a strike on February 25 to protest the Consell's delay in approving the decree that guarantees the viability of taxis as an essential public service.

The Mayor of Ribamontán al Monte Sentenced to Nine Years of Disqualification for Malfeasance in Contracts

The Cantabria Court has sentenced Joaquín Arco, mayor of Ribamontán al Monte, to nine years of disqualification for administrative malfeasance for awarding a contract without holding a selection process.

The town of Burgos that takes us centuries back with its historic Carnival

La Corrida del Gallo is an ancient festival of pagan origin that has been celebrated for centuries in a town in Burgos, keeping alive a historical tradition that transports us to the past.

Residents of downtown Madrid request a fire prevention plan for local establishments: "We don't want another Alcalá 20"

Residents of the Las Letras neighborhood have proposed at the district council meeting that the City Hall create a fire and accident prevention plan, due to the evident risks in local establishments in the area, aiming to avoid tragedies like the one that occurred at Alcalá 20.

The Government Steps on the Accelerator with Metro Line 3 North to Advance the Works on the Historic Ring Road

Seven tunnel boring machines are working simultaneously on the three subsections of Metro Line 3 North, and in March an additional machine will be added to speed up the works on the Historic Ring Road.

High-end watches and a gold ring found in a sunken sailboat in Palma in 2023 returned to their owner

A group of GEAS trainees located a backpack near the sunken sailboat in Palma and recovered it, returning high-end watches and a gold ring to their owner.

Four Arrested in Madrid for Burglarizing Homes Using the 'Slip-in' Method

The National Police arrested four individuals in Madrid for burglarizing homes using the 'slip-in' method, which involves taking advantage of the victims' distraction or inattention to enter without forcing doors. The arrests took place during two separate operations, and the suspects are accused of committing several theft crimes in the city center.

Prison for a Valladolid businessman for treating seasonal workers like "dogs": "He spat in their faces"

A businessman from Valladolid was sentenced to prison for mistreating seasonal workers, using his sister as a front to avoid legal responsibility. Among the abuses, he spat in their faces and treated them humiliatingly, comparing them to "dogs".

Remains of a medieval shipyard found in Pontevedra next to the Lérez River

In Pontevedra, remains of a medieval shipyard have been found next to the Lérez River, where boats for fishing were built, not frigates like in Ferrol, according to councilman Alberto Oubiña.

Canadians Celebrate on Social Media That Bad Bunny Mentioned Their Country in the Super Bowl: "It's Historic"

Bad Bunny highlighted Canada during his Super Bowl show, acknowledging his country alongside Puerto Rico and the rest of America. Canadians celebrated this historic recognition on social media.

They Wanted to Go to the Bad Bunny Concert... and End Up with Tickets for Bunbury: "I Knew They Were Cheap"

People bought tickets thinking they were for a Bad Bunny concert because of the low price, but they were actually for a Bunbury show on different dates and locations.

The Reason Why in Iceland Babies Are Usually Not Given Names Right After Birth: "It's Very Common"

In Iceland, babies do not receive a name immediately at birth because a committee must approve the proposed names, as explained by an influencer. This practice is common in the country to ensure that names comply with certain cultural and linguistic norms.

Beyond Meat: Why Vegetables Also Matter in a Dog's Diet

Vegetables, rich in fiber and nutrients, complement a dog's diet by promoting a balanced gut microbiota, thereby contributing to the overall health of the dog.

Do Indoor Cats Need to Wear a Sweater or Coat When It’s Cold?

Cats regulate their body temperature well, so in general, they do not need a coat. However, in specific cases such as very thin, elderly, or sick cats, wearing a sweater or coat can be beneficial to keep them comfortable and warm during cold weather.

Foods That Can Be Toxic to Birds and Should Not Be Included in Their Diet

Many birds consume fruits, seeds, and insects, but not all natural or human foods are safe for them. Some can be toxic and should be avoided to protect their health.

Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, February 12, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for February 12, 2026, on 20minutos.es. You can review the predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow to stay informed about what destiny has in store for you in different aspects of your life.

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

Comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS), recently discovered and known as the 'sun grazer,' is rapidly moving toward the inner solar system. It is expected to be visible from Earth in the coming days according to its trajectory, generating interest among astronomers and enthusiasts due to its approach.

The Valencian Community Could Experience Winds of Up to 140 km/h in the Coming Days

The Valencian Community remains on alert due to the arrival of variable and very strong winds that could reach up to 140 km/h in the coming days, creating adverse conditions.

'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 for a concert tour, now with actor Carlos Torres as Charly Flow, visiting new cities.

A thief hides his face with a garbage bag and ends up making a fool of himself

A thief tried to hide his face with a garbage bag, but his action sparked ridicule on social media, where users commented that not even artificial intelligence could come up with something like that.

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

The legal proceedings against Marius Borg have received institutional support and media coverage that emphasize his suffering, shifting the focus away from the victims and triggering mechanisms that downplay their experience in cases of sexual violence.

An underwater corridor? This is how Spain wants to reconnect the Mediterranean corals

CoralConect is a Spanish initiative that aims to create an underwater corridor to reconnect Mediterranean corals. Its goal is to protect them from climate change and prevent their disappearance, promoting biodiversity and the resilience of these marine ecosystems.

Trong Dong, the stadium that will be the largest in the world among ten giants

The Trong Dong stadium in Vietnam will be the largest in the world with a capacity for 135,000 spectators, surpassing other modern giants of sport in Asia, North America, Europe, and Africa once its construction is completed.

The Best Cartoons by Álvaro Terán

A collection of all the cartoons published by Álvaro Terán in 20minutos, highlighting his unique style and critical perspective on current issues.

Snow Photos That Will Brighten Up This Harsh Winter

Snow, although bothersome because of the cold, creates stunning landscapes. Before spring arrives, enjoy these snowy images that might make you appreciate winter.

Photos of the tractor rally in Madrid: the countryside takes over the city center

More than 500 tractors and 8,000 protesters have gathered in Madrid, called by the Union of Farmers and Ranchers and Unaspi, taking over the city center to demand the rights of the primary sector.

'Patito Feo' is Back: Laura Esquivel and Brenda Asnicar Announce a Joint Tour That Will Pass Through Spain

Laura Esquivel and Brenda Asnicar, stars of 'Patito Feo', announce the 'Amigas del Corazón' tour, where they will perform hits from the Argentine telenovela, with dates that will include Spain.

New York's SoHo Bets on Picasso, Dalí, and Miró, Coveted Objects Among Art Collectors

The Park West gallery in SoHo, New York, showcases works by Picasso, Dalí, and Miró, highly valued Spanish artists among local art collectors, solidifying their demand in the city.

The Use of AI Becomes Established in Madrid to Detect Hidden Tumors, Adapt Classes to Student Levels

The Community of Madrid uses artificial intelligence in 220 cases, primarily in the healthcare sector, with 77 pilot projects developed to detect hidden tumors and personalize education according to the student's level.

The City Council of Alcalá de Henares clarifies the origin of the noise heard in the city two nights ago

The City Council of Alcalá de Henares reported on a loud noise that was heard in the city for approximately half an hour two nights ago, clarifying its origin to reassure the population.

This is the impressive new music video by Rosalía, directed by the creator of the cover of her album 'LUX'

Rosalía has released the music video for her new song, directed by Noah Dillon, who also created the cover photo for her album 'LUX'.

Restoration of a Ramses II statue is completed after joining its two halves

The restoration of a rare Ramses II statue in Hermopolis Magna has been completed after joining its two halves. This statue is one of only two known in the northern sector of the pharaonic temple, highlighting its historical and archaeological value.

Carmen Pano's driver confirms that he took the businesswoman to Ferraz to deliver bags containing stacks of 50 € bills

Álvaro Gallego, Carmen Pano's driver, confirms that he transported the businesswoman to Ferraz to deliver bags with bundles of 50 € bills, supporting the version related to Víctor de Aldama and Claudio Rivas in the hydrocarbon scheme.

Mattel Announces Ken's 65th Anniversary and Welcomes a New Era

Mattel celebrates Ken's 65th anniversary, highlighting him as a symbol of friendship and self-discovery, solidifying his status as a global cultural icon.

The floodgates on the Guadalquivir defense wall in Seville reopen after the emergency is lifted

The cemetery remains closed while the damage caused by the storm, which has knocked down 60 trees in the area, is being assessed.

A Group Distributing Videos of Rapes of Women Dismantled in Brazil

A group in Brazil was dismantled for distributing videos of rapes of women. The suspects could face charges for the violation of vulnerable persons and for the dissemination of these scenes.

Begines, from No me pises, que llevo chanclas: "We are the comedians of music, others make dramas"

Pepe Begines, member of the band No me pises, que llevo chanclas, describes their music style as humorous and lighthearted. He contrasts their approach with others who focus on dramatic themes, emphasizing that they see themselves as comedians within the music scene.

Cerdán denies being linked to Servinabar and states that he does not know Aldama: "He won't be able to show even one photo with me"

The former Secretary of Organization of the PSOE claims that he only attended meetings about public works between the Foral Government and the central government as a deputy for Navarra, and denies any connection with Servinabar or knowledge of Aldama.

The Mayor of Grazalema Sets a Date for Returning to the Village and Ensures It Must Be "With Maximum Guarantees"

The mayor of Grazalema states that all administrations are working to allow residents to return to their homes, ensuring that the return takes place with the highest safety guarantees.

The justice system acquits three police officers in the death of Adam Traoré during his arrest

Adam Traoré died in 2016 following his arrest near Paris, a case that became a symbol in the fight against police brutality and racism. The justice system has acquitted three police officers involved in his detention.

The comedian and influencer Gersanc surprises everyone by announcing he is getting married

The well-known comedian and influencer Gersanc surprised his followers by announcing his engagement and upcoming wedding, sharing his happiness through social media where he has built a large community of followers.

Alert in the Canary Islands: Unusual New Seismic Activity Revealed at Teide

An unusual seismic signal has been detected in the area around Teide, Tenerife, which repeated several times between Tuesday and Wednesday. This unprecedented activity is causing concern among experts and authorities, who are monitoring the phenomenon to assess possible volcanic risks in the area.

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

The 20M Surveys allow readers to vote and learn about others' opinions on current topics. Participating is simple and provides a broad view of public trends and preferences, promoting dialogue and interaction within the community.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to learn and make decisions. To get started, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as machine learning and neural networks. Additionally, there are accessible tools for beginners and multiple practical applications across different sectors. AI offers great opportunities but also poses ethical and privacy challenges that must be considered.

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

In Spain, many drivers try to jump-start their car battery using jumper cables. It is crucial to know the correct order for connecting the cables to avoid damage or accidents when performing this procedure.

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

The Minimum Living Income, aimed at preventing poverty and social exclusion in Spain, has benefited nearly a million children and adolescents. Now, people over 23 years old who live with their parents will also be able to access this benefit.

'Bridgerton' is ruining its best female character: the Francesca from the books deserves more

Francesca, one of the most prominent female characters in the "Bridgerton" books, is not being well utilized in the series. Her key moments and true story deserve greater development to reflect her complexity and narrative potential.

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

Ethan Hawke recalls a striking image of Robin Williams during the filming of 'Dead Poets Society,' reflecting on how his great talent and charisma also came at a personal cost to the actor.

Artificial Intelligence predicts that Madrid will be one of the cities where rent will decrease in 2026

Fotocasa's AI projects a 0.2% decrease in rents in Madrid for 2026, while cities like Palma could experience increases of up to 7.4%.

'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms': When is episode 5 released in Spain after the date change?

Episode 5 of the 'Game of Thrones' prequel series, 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,' will be released on a new date in Spain, continuing the expansion of the legacy of this acclaimed production.

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

PLD Space is rapidly advancing in the development of its reusable rocket MIURA 5, which will be launched from Kourou, bringing Spain to the forefront of the space industry.

Netflix and Spielberg's Most Ambitious Miniseries: Its Trailer Reaches Almost 7 Million Views in Just 3 Days

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

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

Meteorologist Jorge Rey anticipates stable weather during Carnival and Easter, based on the cabañuelas, which indicate the presence of an anticyclone during these dates.

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 analyzes how love is learned and influenced by childhood experiences. He explains that people sometimes fall in love with those who hurt them due to emotional patterns rooted in childhood, emphasizing that love is a complex and evolving human process.

Alcanar moves towards the first climate evictions in Catalonia, including the mayor's resignation

Alcanar is facing negotiations to purchase and demolish homes in flood-prone areas after a decade of storms. The climate crisis has caused social and political impacts, including the mayor's resignation, as the municipality prepares for its first climate evictions in Catalonia.

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US pushes for Venezuela investment, energy secretary warns about legitimacy of Chinese deals

The US is encouraging investment in Venezuela's energy sector while raising concerns over the legitimacy of Chinese agreements in the country. The US Energy Secretary highlighted risks tied to China’s involvement, urging caution among investors and emphasizing the need for transparent, fair partnerships to support Venezuela's economic recovery and energy development.

Oil prices rise with US-Iran tensions, economic data in focus

Oil prices increased due to escalating US-Iran tensions and anticipation of key economic data. Market participants are closely monitoring geopolitical developments and upcoming reports to gauge future supply and demand dynamics. This combination of factors has driven energy prices higher amid ongoing global uncertainties.

Gold, silver prices dip after strong payrolls dent rate cut bets

Gold and silver prices fell following stronger-than-expected U.S. payroll data, which reduced expectations for an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. The upbeat employment report bolstered confidence in the economy, leading investors to favor riskier assets over precious metals, resulting in the dip in gold and silver prices.

Trump directs Energy Department to issue funds to keep coal plants online

President Trump instructed the Energy Department to provide financial support to coal and nuclear plants to ensure their continued operation. This move aims to maintain grid reliability and preserve American energy jobs amid concerns over plant closures impacting energy supply stability. The directive reflects the administration's commitment to bolstering traditional energy sources against market and regulatory challenges.

Colombia’s ‘Outsider’ Candidate De La Espriella Vows Military Crackdown to Boost Economy

Colombia’s outsider presidential candidate, De La Espriella, promises a tough military crackdown on crime to revive the struggling economy. He aims to restore security and attract investment by strengthening law enforcement, addressing illegal activities, and reducing violence across the country. His approach contrasts with traditional politicians, focusing on direct action to improve economic stability and public safety.

Oil up 1% as Middle East tension offsets large US crude stocks build

Oil prices rose about 1% as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East countered the impact of a significant increase in US crude inventories. Despite higher US stockpiles, concerns over supply disruptions in the region supported the market, keeping prices elevated amid ongoing uncertainties.

Oil rises after U.S. said to prepare second aircraft carrier for the Middle East

Oil prices climbed as the U.S. reportedly prepares a second aircraft carrier for deployment to the Middle East, heightening geopolitical tensions in the region. The move signals increased military presence amid concerns over potential conflicts affecting oil supply routes, contributing to market uncertainty and driving up crude prices.

Gold, silver prices rise amid U.S.-Iran tensions, blowout January payrolls data

Gold and silver prices increased due to escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and stronger-than-expected January payroll data. The geopolitical uncertainty boosted demand for precious metals as safe-haven assets, while robust employment figures influenced market dynamics. These factors together contributed to gains in gold and silver prices amid mixed economic signals.

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 key climate change finding underpinning Obama-era auto emissions rules. This move would roll back stricter fuel efficiency standards for vehicles, potentially affecting efforts to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector.

AB InBev tops earnings forecasts, flags sports boost in 2026

AB InBev exceeded earnings forecasts, driven by strong sales performance. The company highlighted upcoming sports events in 2026 as a key growth opportunity, expecting these to boost demand and brand visibility significantly. This outlook supports their positive financial guidance and strategy to capitalize on global sporting occasions.

SoftBank reports $1.6 billion profit in the third quarter

SoftBank reported a $1.6 billion profit in the third quarter, driven by gains in its Vision Fund investments and strong performance in its technology portfolio. The results reflect a recovery from previous losses, underscoring the company’s strategic focus on innovation and technology startups.

Japan stocks higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 0.14%

Japan's stock market closed higher with the Nikkei 225 index rising 0.14%. Gains were supported by positive corporate earnings and steady economic data. Investor sentiment remained cautious amid global market uncertainties, but domestic factors provided some optimism for short-term market performance.

Carrefour sells Romanian unit to Paval Holding for 823 million euros

Carrefour has agreed to sell its Romanian business to Paval Holding for 823 million euros. The deal includes Carrefour’s network of supermarkets and hypermarkets across Romania, aiming to strengthen Paval Holding's retail presence. This move marks Carrefour's strategic exit from the Romanian market to focus on its core operations in other regions.

Thyssenkrupp books €401 million in charges for steel unit job cuts

Thyssenkrupp has reported €401 million in charges related to job cuts within its steel unit. The restructuring aims to reduce costs and improve efficiency amid challenging market conditions. These measures include workforce reductions and operational changes to address ongoing industry pressures.

Thyssenkrupp books $477 million restructuring charge at steel division

Thyssenkrupp has recorded a $477 million restructuring charge in its steel division as part of efforts to improve profitability. The move includes cost-cutting measures and operational changes aimed at addressing market challenges and enhancing competitiveness in the steel sector.

Mercedes 2025 earnings more than halve in year rocked by tariffs, China woes

Mercedes-Benz reported a sharp decline in 2025 earnings, more than halving due to the impact of tariffs and challenges in the Chinese market. These factors disrupted supply chains and lowered demand, leading to significantly reduced profits for the year.

Asian stocks reach record highs, US jobs data boost dollar and yields

Asian stocks hit record highs as strong US jobs data strengthened the dollar and Treasury yields. Solid employment numbers indicated economic resilience, boosting investor confidence worldwide. The positive job market outlook raised yields, affecting currency and stock trends throughout the region.

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China moves to curb below-cost car sales amid price war

China plans to regulate car dealers selling vehicles below cost to address a worsening price war in the auto market. The move aims to stabilize prices and protect the industry's health, following intense competition among brands that has driven prices down unsustainably. Authorities seek to ensure fair competition and prevent market distortion caused by prolonged price undercutting.

US January budget deficit falls to $95 billion as revenue gains outpace spending growth

The US budget deficit for January dropped to $95 billion, a decline driven by stronger-than-expected revenue gains that outpaced increases in government spending. Higher tax receipts helped reduce the shortfall compared to previous months, signaling improving fiscal health early in the year.

UK housing market shows early signs of recovery, RICS survey shows

The latest RICS survey indicates the UK housing market is beginning to recover amid improving buyer demand and easing supply shortages. While price pressures remain, agents report increased activity and confidence compared to previous months, suggesting a potential stabilization after recent market downturns.

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Unexpected surge in EIA crude oil inventories signals weaker demand

The latest EIA report revealed an unexpected rise in crude oil inventories, suggesting a slowdown in demand. Analysts interpret this build as a sign of weakening economic activity and potential oversupply in the market, which could pressure oil prices downward in the near term. The surge contrasts with prior expectations of inventory draws, highlighting uncertainties in global energy consumption patterns.

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Nonfarm payrolls surge, surpassing expectations and bolstering USD

Nonfarm payrolls increased significantly, exceeding forecasts and strengthening the US dollar. The robust job growth signals a resilient labor market, supporting expectations of ongoing economic expansion and potential Federal Reserve rate hikes. This data underscores the economy's strength despite inflation concerns and global uncertainties.

India to revise base year for CPI, GDP, industrial output data every 3-5 years, official says

India plans to update the base year for calculating Consumer Price Index (CPI), GDP, and industrial output data every 3-5 years. This move aims to ensure data accuracy and better reflect recent economic conditions, facilitating improved policy-making and economic analysis. The official emphasized the importance of timely revisions to keep statistics relevant and comparable over time.

Italy industry output falls in December, but signs long slump is easing

Italy's industrial output declined in December, marking the continuation of a long slump. However, data shows the pace of the decline is slowing, suggesting potential easing in the downturn. Factors such as easing supply chain issues and stable domestic demand contribute to cautious optimism about future industrial activity recovery.

India’s $500 billion US imports intent draws skepticism, risks widening trade deficit

India aims to import $500 billion in goods from the US, but this plan faces skepticism due to concerns over feasibility and its potential to widen the trade deficit. Experts warn that such large-scale imports could strain India’s economy, emphasizing the need for balanced trade policies to ensure sustainable growth and address domestic industry sensitivities.

China CPI inflation undershoots forecasts in Jan; deflation worries linger

China's January consumer price index (CPI) inflation came in below expectations, raising concerns about persistent deflation risks. The slower inflation growth reflects weak domestic demand and ongoing economic challenges, prompting worries about the country's economic recovery momentum. Analysts suggest continued monitoring and potential policy measures to address subdued price pressures and support growth.

Morning Bid: Jobs in rearview, earnings next

The focus shifts from employment data to upcoming corporate earnings reports. After recent strong job numbers, investors are now looking ahead to quarterly earnings, which will provide clearer insight into economic health and market direction. Earnings season is expected to influence market trends and investor sentiment in the near term.

China, Mexico held talks amid trade tensions over tariffs

China and Mexico engaged in discussions to address ongoing trade tensions linked to tariffs. The talks aimed to ease disputes and promote smoother economic relations between the two countries, focusing on resolving tariff issues and boosting bilateral trade cooperation.

Analysis - Markets Sense Opportunity as Erratic US Spurs ’Middle Powers’ into Action

Global markets are reacting to the unpredictable US by shifting trust towards middle powers like the EU and ASEAN. These nations are stepping up to fill leadership gaps, creating new economic and strategic opportunities. Investors see potential in diversified alliances and emerging markets as geopolitical uncertainties drive a realignment beyond traditional US-centric frameworks.

Australia central bank says labour market has stabilized, consistent with inflation pressures

The Reserve Bank of Australia stated the labour market has stabilized, aligning with ongoing inflation pressures. While employment remains strong, wage growth and inflation trends suggest the need for continued vigilance in monetary policy to manage inflation effectively.

ANZ Group cash profit jumps, shares hit record high on cost cuts

ANZ Group reported a significant rise in cash profit, driven by effective cost-cutting measures. This financial improvement led to shares reaching a record high, reflecting investor confidence in the bank's strategy and outlook.

Japan not lowering guard against FX volatility, top currency diplomat says

Japan's top currency diplomat emphasized the country's vigilance against foreign exchange volatility amid recent market fluctuations. The official highlighted ongoing efforts to maintain stability and readiness to intervene if necessary, ensuring Japan's economy remains resilient in the face of global financial uncertainties.

Four states sue Trump administration over cuts to public health funding

Four states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging recent cuts to federal public health funding. The states argue that these reductions undermine efforts to combat health crises and jeopardize community health programs. The lawsuit seeks to restore the funding to ensure continued support for essential public health services and protect vulnerable populations.

IDB president says El Salvador to receive $1.3 billion in 2026

The Inter-American Development Bank president announced that El Salvador will receive $1.3 billion in funding in 2026. This investment aims to support economic growth and development projects in the country, reflecting continued international confidence in El Salvador’s progress and reforms.

Japan’s wholesale inflation slows, weak yen pressures import costs

Japan's wholesale inflation rate eased recently, reflecting slower price rises in domestic goods. However, the continued weakness of the yen is increasing import costs, putting pressure on wholesale prices. This dynamic presents challenges for Japan's efforts to control inflation and manage economic stability amid fluctuating currency values.

Breakaway yen keeps dollar under the cosh

The Japanese yen has strengthened significantly, putting pressure on the US dollar. This unexpected yen rally disrupts market expectations and impacts global currency dynamics, as traders reassess positions amid shifting economic indicators and policy signals from Japan and the US.

Bitcoin price today: muted near $67k after strong US jobs data; CPI awaited

Bitcoin remained steady near $67,000 following robust US jobs data that bolstered market optimism. Investors now await the upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, which could influence future price movements amid inflation concerns.

Bitcoin slips, hovering around $67k, as traders parse blowout U.S. jobs data

Bitcoin fell slightly, hovering near $67,000, as traders reacted to stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data. The robust employment report suggests a resilient economy, prompting investors to reassess risk assets like cryptocurrencies amid potential shifts in Federal Reserve policy. Market participants remain cautious, balancing optimism around economic recovery with concerns over inflation and interest rate hikes.

Wallet in Telegram Launches Cross-Chain Deposits in Self-Custodial TON Wallet

Wallet in Telegram has introduced cross-chain deposit functionality in its self-custodial TON Wallet, enabling users to transfer assets seamlessly across different blockchain networks. This enhancement aims to improve usability and accessibility, fostering broader adoption of the TON ecosystem by supporting diverse cryptocurrency transactions within the Telegram platform.

Ault Capital Group Unveils Ault Blockchain Public Testnet

Ault Capital Group has launched the public testnet for Ault Blockchain, marking a key milestone in its development. The testnet allows developers and users to explore the platform's features, contributing to its refinement before mainnet release. This initiative aims to enhance blockchain accessibility and promote innovation within the ecosystem.

Polygon, Ethena, and Nethermind Join the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance as Institutional Ethereum Takes Shape

Polygon, Ethena, and Nethermind have joined the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, signaling growing institutional support for Ethereum. Their involvement aims to advance Ethereum's adoption in enterprise settings, fostering collaboration and development of blockchain solutions tailored for businesses. This move highlights Ethereum's expanding role in institutional blockchain applications.

Bitfury founder Val Vavilov sees Bitcoin drop as buying opportunity

Bitfury founder Val Vavilov views the recent Bitcoin price decline as a prime buying opportunity. He believes the dip reflects market volatility but remains confident in Bitcoin's long-term value and potential for growth. Vavilov encourages investors to capitalize on lower prices to strengthen their portfolios amid ongoing cryptocurrency adoption.

Fasanara Digital Deploys to Solstice YieldVault as Institutional Allocators Expand Solana Yield Exposure

Fasanara Digital has invested in Solstice YieldVault, signaling growing institutional interest in Solana-based yield strategies. This move reflects expanding demand for decentralized finance opportunities within Solana’s ecosystem, as allocators seek diversified and optimized yield exposure amid evolving market conditions.

Bitcoin falls below $70,000 in rangebound trade ahead of key U.S. data

Bitcoin dipped below $70,000 amid cautious trading ahead of important U.S. economic data releases. Market participants are awaiting the data to gauge future Federal Reserve policy, influencing crypto price movements. The decline reflects investor hesitation amid uncertainty in the broader financial market.

Sam Bankman-Fried files request for new trial

Sam Bankman-Fried has formally requested a new trial, claiming errors in the initial proceedings. His legal team argues that key evidence was improperly handled, affecting the outcome. The request seeks to overturn his conviction and allow for a fair reassessment of the case. The court will review the motion to determine if a retrial is warranted.

OSN Activates New Philippines–UAE Corridor for Global Business Payments

OSN has launched a new payment corridor between the Philippines and the UAE to enhance global business transactions. This development aims to provide faster, more secure, and cost-effective payments, boosting trade and financial connectivity between the two countries. The corridor is expected to support businesses by simplifying cross-border payments and expanding financial inclusion in the region.

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Max Financial Q3 FY26 slides: 18% revenue growth amid market share gains

Max Financial reported an 18% revenue increase in Q3 FY26, driven by expanded market share and strong business performance. The company faced challenges impacting profitability, but strategic initiatives and a growing customer base indicate positive long-term prospects.

AMP FY25 presentation slides: 21% profit growth overshadowed by 30% stock plunge

AMP reported a 21% profit growth for FY25, but the positive financial results were overshadowed as its stock price fell sharply by 30%. Despite strong earnings, investor concerns or market conditions caused a significant share price decline.

Pro Medicus HY 2026 slides reveal strong growth despite stock price drop

Pro Medicus reported robust growth in HY 2026, highlighting increased revenues and an expanding client base. Despite strong financial performance, the company's stock price declined, influenced by broader market factors and investor sentiment. Management remains optimistic about future prospects, supported by continued innovation and strategic initiatives driving long-term value.

Viva Leisure HY2026 Presentation Slides: Revenue up 17.6%, NPAT Surges 168%

Viva Leisure reported a 17.6% increase in revenue and a 168% surge in net profit after tax (NPAT) for HY2026. The company’s strong performance reflects growing membership and operational efficiencies, driving improved profitability. Management remains optimistic about future growth prospects and continued expansion across its health and fitness centers.

ASX 1H26 presentation slides: Revenue jumps 11.2% amid regulatory reset

ASX reported an 11.2% revenue increase in 1H26, driven by higher market activity and a favorable regulatory reset. The presentation highlights strong operational performance and strategic initiatives supporting growth despite market volatility. Regulatory changes are expected to positively impact future earnings and stability.

South32 H1 FY26 presentation slides: Higher metal prices drive 9% EBITDA growth

South32 reported a 9% rise in EBITDA for the first half of fiscal year 2026, driven by increased metal prices. The company highlighted stronger commodity markets, operational efficiencies, and improved production across key assets. Despite some cost pressures, South32 remains focused on capital discipline and sustainable growth initiatives.

Orora 1H26 Presentation Slides: Strong Growth in Cans Drives 14.4% EBITDA Increase

Orora reported a 14.4% rise in EBITDA for the first half of 2026, driven mainly by strong growth in its Cans segment. The company highlighted robust demand and operational efficiencies contributing to improved financial performance. Other business units also showed positive trends, supporting overall revenue growth and profitability during the period.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Airbnb stock, buys Robinhood and Shopify

Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment Management divested its Airbnb shares, reallocating funds to increase holdings in Robinhood and Shopify. This strategic move reflects ARK’s focus on capitalizing on growth opportunities in fintech and e-commerce sectors, anticipating potential higher returns from these platforms. The decision aligns with Wood’s adaptive investment approach amid evolving market trends.

Charter Hall Long WALE REIT H1 FY26 presentation: 2% earnings growth, portfolio value up 2.8%

Charter Hall Long WALE REIT reported a 2% increase in earnings for H1 FY26, driven by stable rental income and operational efficiencies. The portfolio's value grew by 2.8%, reflecting strong asset performance and market conditions. The REIT maintains a long-weighted average lease expiry, supporting sustained income stability and growth prospects.