News Summary - 02/17/2026
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Hillary Clinton accuses Trump administration of Epstein files 'cover-up' in BBC interview
Hillary Clinton urged the release of Jeffrey Epstein files, accusing the Trump administration of delaying the process. The White House responded, claiming it has done more for Epstein's victims than Democrats ever did.
Trump says he will be 'indirectly' involved in Iran nuclear talks
Ahead of Tuesday's negotiations, President Trump stated he believes Iran desires to reach a nuclear deal and that he will be 'indirectly' involved in the discussions.
US build-up of warships and fighter jets tracked near Iran
BBC Verify has identified the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln positioned near Iran as diplomatic talks between the two nations approach, signaling a notable military presence amidst ongoing tensions.
China is hitting Japan where it hurts. Will PM Takaichi give in?
In response to PM Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan, China has escalated retaliation by recalling pandas loaned to Japan and canceling tourist flights, signaling increased tension and economic impact on Japan.
How Robert Duvall became a Hollywood great
Robert Duvall carved his place in Hollywood through iconic roles in films like Apocalypse Now and The Godfather, showcasing his versatile acting talent and becoming a respected figure in the industry.
Facing a demographic catastrophe, Ukraine is paying for troops to freeze their sperm
Ukraine's government is funding sperm and egg freezing for troops amid a severe population decline. This initiative aims to preserve soldiers' fertility during ongoing conflicts, addressing concerns over the country's shrinking population.
Australian IS families in Syria camp turned back after leaving for home
A group of 34 women and children with ties to the Islamic State have been detained in Syria's Roj camp for nearly seven years. Attempts to return them to Australia have been blocked, leaving them stranded in harsh camp conditions.
Navalny's mother says she always knew he was murdered after poison finding
On the second anniversary of Alexei Navalny's death, his mother Lyudmila Navalnaya stated she always believed he was murdered, not just died in prison. This conviction follows findings that he was poisoned, reinforcing her view that his death was deliberate.
Ancient bone may prove legendary war elephant crossing of Alps
The discovery of an ancient bone could provide the first concrete proof that General Hannibal used war elephants during his famous crossing of the Alps, confirming a long-debated historical claim.
Bondi Beach shooting accused faces court for the first time
The 24-year-old accused in the Bondi Beach shooting appeared in court for the first time, facing 59 charges. These include 15 counts of murder and one charge of committing a terrorist attack.
Pressure grows for release of remaining Venezuelan political prisoners
An NGO reports that hundreds of Venezuelan political prisoners remain incarcerated despite ongoing US efforts to accelerate their release. Advocacy intensifies as international pressure mounts for the Venezuelan government to free these detainees.
'It's never too late': Savannah Guthrie's new plea for mother's release as FBI analyzes glove
The FBI recovered a DNA sample from a glove found near Savannah Guthrie's home, as efforts continue to secure her mother's release.
Kenya strike delays flights at international hub airport
A labor dispute has caused flight delays at Kenya's main international airport. Authorities have implemented contingency measures to manage the disruption and minimize travel impact.
How a dark web agent spotted a bedroom wall clue to rescue a girl from years of harm
Detectives searching for a 12-year-old girl who was abused online found a crucial clue in her bedroom wall through a dark web agent. This lead enabled them to rescue her from years of ongoing harm.
Trump's new world order has become real and Europe is having to adjust fast
European countries are reevaluating their traditional alliances amid shifting global dynamics introduced under Trump's influence. They face pressure to diversify partnerships to adapt swiftly to the changing geopolitical landscape.
What is the dart frog toxin allegedly used to kill Alexei Navalny?
The toxin epibatidine, reportedly linked to the attempt on Alexei Navalny, naturally occurs in South American dart frogs but can also be synthetically produced in laboratories.
'Dragged out and set on fire' - the Bangladesh mob killing that shocked the world
In December, Hindu factory worker Dipu Das was brutally lynched by a mob in Bangladesh, sparking international condemnation and highlighting ongoing communal tensions in the region.
Trump eyes Venezuela visit â but obstacles to his oil plan remain
President Trump aims to have American energy companies extract Venezuelan crude oil, but these firms are hesitant to proceed, posing challenges to his plan.
Flying Oranges: Italian Town Celebrates Carnival with Historic Street Battle
A northern Italian town has begun its annual carnival tradition, the Battle of the Oranges, where participants engage in a lively and historic street fight by throwing oranges at each other for entertainment.
Giant robot tribute to Brazil's President Lula leads start of Rio Carnival
Rio de Janeiro's Carnival parades kicked off with a giant robot tribute celebrating President Lula's journey from poverty to power, highlighting his significant impact on Brazil.
Watch: Moment crew docks at International Space Station
The crew launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft on a Falcon 9 rocket and successfully docked at the International Space Station.
Tribes grant the Colorado River legal personhood - can this help save it?
Facing the worst drought in 1,200 years, the Colorado River running through seven US states has been granted legal personhood by tribes. This move aims to enhance protection and conservation efforts amid severe water scarcity challenges.
Gasps and disbelief in US as 'Quad God's' Olympic dream crumbles
The BBC visited the Virginia rink where the 'Quad God' trains, capturing the shock and disbelief of his friends and teammates who had anticipated him winning Olympic gold before his dream unexpectedly fell apart.
Watch: 'I am a survivor' GisĂšle Pelicot tells BBC Newsnight
GisĂšle Pelicot expresses disbelief that her former partner, with whom she shared her life, could have committed the alleged atrocities, describing the notion as "inconceivable."
Renfe Restores AVE Service Between Madrid and Andalusia After Completing Repair Work Following the Adamuz Tragedy
Renfe has resumed high-speed service between Madrid and Andalusia after completing repairs on the track following the accident in Adamuz (CĂłrdoba) that caused 46 deaths.
Railway Safety Agency and unions begin joint work on weather-related risks and speed limitations
Transport authorities, CCOO, UGT, and Semaf agreed to create working groups with the Railway Safety Agency, Adif, operators, and unions to strengthen the railway sector's involvement in decisions regarding service suspension during stormsâcurrently managed by Civil Protectionâand to improve coordination in risk notifications.
Adif finishes repairing the Adamuz section and leaves the reopening of the Madrid-Seville line this Tuesday in the hands of operators and train drivers
Rail traffic between Andalusia and the rest of Spain was interrupted following the Adamuz accident on January 18. Adif completed the repairs, and Renfe, Iryo, and Ouigo are already selling tickets for the reopening scheduled for Tuesday the 17th, with the final decision resting with the operators and train drivers.
Five teenagers die in an apartment block fire in Barcelona
The Generalitat Firefighters will complete the identification of five charred bodies this morning in a fire in Barcelona. It is confirmed that all were young, some possibly underage.
Illa "shaken" by the death of five young people in the Manlleu incident
Five young people died in a fire that occurred in Manlleu, where they were living in a storage room adapted as a dwelling. The tragedy has shaken the community and authorities, including Illa, who expressed his deep distress over the incident.
Burqas, niqabs, and hijabs: what they are and how these three types of Islamic veils for women differ
The Quran does not explicitly require women to cover their heads or faces. Islamic veils such as burqas, niqabs, and hijabs vary in coverage and cultural meaning, representing different ways of dressing according to traditions and beliefs.
Junts does not specify its vote and leaves Vox's proposal to ban the burka and niqab in Congress up in the air
Vox's proposal, supported by the PP, to ban the burka and niqab will be debated this Tuesday in Congress. Junts has yet to define its vote, leaving the outcome of the initiative uncertain.
Ten High-Impact Storms and a Phenomenon That Amazes Meteorologists: "No One Remembers Anything Like This"
In just a month and a half, ten high-impact stormsâFrancis, Goretti, Harry, Ingrid, Joseph, Kristin, Leonardo, Marta, Nils, and Orianaâhave affected the Peninsula, an unprecedented phenomenon that surprises meteorologists due to its frequency and intensity.
The Duero Overflows in Several Provinces of Castilla y LeĂłn, Small Rivers Flood Parts of Galicia, and the Jarama Causes Concern in Madrid
Rainfall and snowmelt, worsened by rising temperatures in central and northern Spain, cause the Duero River to overflow in Castilla y LeĂłn, floods in small rivers in Galicia, and concern over the Jarama River levels in Madrid.
A six-year relationship, the attacker restrained by patients... what is known about the murder of a nurse in BenicĂ ssim
A man attacked and stabbed a nurse at the health center where she worked in BenicĂ ssim. The victim and the attacker had been in a relationship for six years. After the attack, patients restrained the attacker until the authorities arrived.
Second day of doctors' strike after a first day of stoppages that forced the cancellation of thousands of appointments and surgeries
The doctors' strike in Spain continues into its second day following a first day that caused the suspension of thousands of appointments and surgeries. The professionals are demanding better working conditions and more resources for the healthcare system.
The man who helped Salma escape from the 'house of horrors' in Murcia speaks
Salma told Juan that her kidnapper had deceived her with the promise of a job to make a living, a situation that left her trapped until Juan helped her escape from the 'house of horrors' in Murcia.
HovĂk Keuchkerian's Reflection: "We've Reached a Point Where I Don't Decide Whether I'm Fascist or Leftist"
HovĂk Keuchkerian visited Pablo Motos' show to present his monologue "Grito," in which he addresses social issues with humor and reflects on current polarization, noting that he no longer decides how he is politically labeled.
Dana Eden, Producer of the Israeli Spy Series 'Tehran,' Dies While Filming in Athens
Dana Eden, producer of the Israeli series 'Tehran,' passed away while filming in Athens. Police investigation suggests that she may have taken her own life in her hotel room.
Surreal scene at the Olympics: McGrath loses gold, runs away, and the Police have to go find him
The Norwegian McGrath, favorite to win the Olympic gold, made a serious mistake that cost him the medal. After the defeat, he fled the place and the Police had to intervene to locate him.
Ukraine and Russia resume negotiations today with very distant positions: "The realistic approach is a freeze at different levels of the war"
Kiev demands a ceasefire of at least two months to allow elections, while Russia continues attacking energy infrastructures. Both parties resume negotiations with very distant stances, aiming at a possible freeze of the conflict at different levels of intensity.
What Putin and Zelenski Agreed on in the First Two Rounds in Dubai... and What Is Being Addressed Today in Geneva
In the first two rounds in Dubai, Putin and Zelenski did not reach key agreements regarding the division of Donbas nor the security guarantees for Ukraine. These fundamental issues remain unresolved and will be the main focus in the negotiations continuing today in Geneva.
Russia launches a new massive attack on regions of Ukraine hours before negotiations begin
Russia carried out massive bombings in several regions of Ukraine just hours before representatives from Kiev, Moscow, and Washington meet in Geneva to start negotiations.
Sweden investigates a man who allegedly sold sex with his wife to more than a hundred men
A man in Sweden is under investigation for allegedly selling sex with his wife to more than one hundred men. He denies the accusations, and the authorities have not disclosed the couple's identity.
Trump says he has "nothing to hide" regarding Epstein and that he is "exonerated"
Trump defended his innocence in relation to Epstein, stating that he has "nothing to hide" and that he is "exonerated." Additionally, he criticized Clinton and other Democrats, pointing out that they have been implicated in the investigation into Epstein.
Robert Duvall Dies at 95, the Actor Who Made History with 'The Godfather' and 'Apocalypse Now'
Robert Duvall, renowned actor known for his iconic roles in 'The Godfather' and 'Apocalypse Now', passed away at the age of 95, leaving a remarkable legacy in cinema.
Barça sinks at Montilivi with a defeat against Girona and loses the top spot in La Liga
FC Barcelona suffered their second consecutive defeat after losing against Girona at Montilivi, thus losing the top position in La Liga. The team left a bad impression following the heavy defeat they received from Atlético at the Metropolitano.
Borja CabezĂłn denies having created a "corporate labyrinth" to commit fraud but admits connection with the Nummaria firm
Borja CabezĂłn admits to having hired the Nummaria firm, linked to a tax fraud case involving Imanol Arias and Ana Duato, but denies having received any judicial notification and denies having created a "corporate labyrinth" for fraudulent purposes.
SĂĄnchez, in 2015: "If someone in my party has a company to pay half the taxes, they will be out the next day"
In 2015, SĂĄnchez stated that he would not tolerate behaviors within the PSOE such as creating companies to pay fewer taxes, a conduct that is now allegedly attributed to Borja CabezĂłn.
The PP believes that SĂĄnchez "is already taking too long" to dismiss Borja CabezĂłn and denounces that Ferraz seems like "Alibaba's cave"
The PP demands that SĂĄnchez remove Borja CabezĂłn after it was revealed that he used a corporate structure with front men to evade taxes, and denounces that Ferraz has become "Alibaba's cave" due to these cases of alleged corruption.
Tony Murphy, President of the European Court of Auditors: "Spain has deficiencies in its anti-fraud system for the recovery fund"
Tony Murphy highlights that Spain has deficiencies in its anti-fraud system related to the recovery fund. He emphasizes the challenges faced by the European Court of Auditors in ensuring transparency and accountability in the management of these funds.
Ălvaro de Marichalar reveals the conditions in which he lives: "Without heating; I have no money and I like it"
Ălvaro de Marichalar confessed on 'Fiesta' that he lives without heating and without money, a situation he accepts and enjoys, showing a positive attitude toward his austere lifestyle.
Pablo AlborĂĄn updates his response about sexual relationships on 'La Revuelta'
Pablo AlborĂĄn visited David Broncano's show to promote his new album, 'KM0', which he will take on an international tour this year. During the interview, he updated his response to the question about sexual relationships.
'Stranger Things' Star Maya Hawke, Daughter of Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke, Marries Surprise
Maya Hawke surprised everyone by announcing her wedding, to which she invited her 'Stranger Things' co-stars.
Three dead, including the attacker, in a shooting during a hockey game in the USA
A shooting during a hockey game in the USA left three dead, including the attacker. Among the victims is a young girl, while the identity of the other deceased person has not yet been confirmed.
Why settle for just one? Find the perfect glasses for every version of yourself
Opticalia launches a new collection that celebrates personal duality, offering ideal glasses to reflect the different facets of each individual.
Having Fasciculations Is More Normal Than You Think and Has Nothing to Do with ALS
Fasciculations, or involuntary muscle contractions, are common and are often related to factors such as lack of sleep, excessive exercise, stress, or certain medications, without being linked to serious diseases like ALS.
Chris Martin, from Coldplay, speaks out about the 'kisscam' controversy: "If life gives you lemons, make lemonade"
Chris Martin humorously commented on the incident during the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners.
Itâs Not Just Obama: Other U.S. Presidents Who Spoke About UFOs... Including One Who Admitted to Seeing Them in Person
Jimmy Carter was the only president who claimed to have seen a UFO, although others like Eisenhower and Clinton showed great interest in the subject.
The Avanzadoras Awards are Back: We Are Looking for Women Who Transform the World
The Avanzadoras Awards, organized by 20minutos and Oxfam IntermĂłn, have opened registration until Sunday, February 22, seeking to recognize women who are transforming the world.
The Celebration Dance of Jutta Leerdam and Jake Paul, the Most Media-Savvy Couple of the Games
Dutch athlete Jutta Leerdam and American YouTuber Jake Paul became the most media-covered couple of the Games thanks to their joint celebration. Their viral dance at the event captured the attention of fans and media, highlighting the blend of sport and entertainment they represent.
The Mauritanian conjoined twins separated at Sant Joan de DĂ©u in Barcelona two years ago are now living a "normal life"
Thanks to the solidarity program Cuida'm, which has handled 434 cases since 2004, the Mauritanian conjoined twins separated at the Sant Joan de DĂ©u hospital in Barcelona two years ago are now leading a normal life.
Belén Esteban publishes a message after saying goodbye to her daughter, Andrea Janeiro
Andrea Janeiro has left Spain again after spending a few days with her family and loved ones.
We Enter the Demanding Selection Process to Become a CNI Agent: "We Donât Lead a Double Life"
20minutos exclusively accompanies the rigorous selection process for candidates aspiring to join the National Intelligence Center (CNI), demystifying the idea that agents lead a double life and highlighting the challenges they face to become part of the organization.
The Government proposes a 30% reduction on loans for affordable housing builders
The ICO will manage a fund that will provide financing through equity, guarantees, and loans, supporting affordable housing builders. The Government proposes a 30% reduction on these loans to facilitate the development of the sector.
Robert Duvall, when he refused to appear in 'The Godfather III': "If you're going to pay Pacino more than me..."
Robert Duvall, famous for his role as Tom Hagen in 'The Godfather' and its sequel, declined to participate in the third installment of the trilogy due to salary differences with Al Pacino.
Discreet but Elegant Nail Ideas for 2026: From the Cloud Dancer Manicure to 'Clean Nails'
Well-groomed nails add the finishing touch to any look. For 2026, discreet and elegant options are proposed, such as the Cloud Dancer manicure and 'clean nails,' ideal for those seeking subtle and sophisticated beauty.
Victor Kuppers, expert in positive psychology: "To live with joy, three things are needed"
Victor Kuppers, expert in positive psychology, states that to live with joy, three specific conditions must be met. His recommendation is to focus on these factors to maintain a full and happy life.
Beware of Gemini: Hackers Use Google's AI to Enhance Cyberattacks
Hackers are using Google's artificial intelligence, Gemini, to modify malware and thereby improve the effectiveness of their cyberattacks. This development represents a new threat in the field of digital security.
These are the destinations you should avoid in 2026: the travel blacklist
A travel guide company has published a list of the five destinations to avoid in 2026. None of these places are in Spain, thus pointing out other locations to avoid for various reasons.
Two Michelin Stars and Three Repsol Suns: RamĂłn Freixa's Return to the Scene in Madrid
Catalan chef RamĂłn Freixa returned to Madrid in July with two new culinary concepts. His restaurant RamĂłn Freixa Atelier has quickly established itself as a prominent gastronomic reference in the city.
Which Car to Buy in the Current Market? The Cheapest Options According to the OCU
The Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU) published a report that analyzes the most affordable cars available in the current market, helping consumers find economical and competitive options for buying a vehicle.
Tigers, pandas, gorillas... The animals of the Madrid Zoo let themselves be photographed
The Madrid Zoo has renewed its photographic archive, showcasing updated images of its most emblematic animals, such as tigers, pandas, and gorillas, offering a fresh and close look at its specimens.
'Querer' and Marc GirĂł triumph at the Iris Awards of the Television Academy, which also recognize 'El campo es nuestro'
'Querer' and Marc GirĂł were the big winners at the Iris Awards of the Television Academy. Additionally, the program 'El campo es nuestro' received recognition, highlighting the diversity and quality of Spanish television production in this edition of the awards.
Ports, Containers, and Freight Trains: This Is How Amancio Ortegaâs New Australian Business Operates
Amancio Ortega, founder of Inditex, is expanding his empire by investing in logistics infrastructure in Australia. His new business covers ports, containers, and freight trains, enhancing cargo transport and trade in the region, thereby diversifying his assets beyond the textile sector.
A youth football coach from Terrassa is arrested for requesting pornographic content from minors
The coach of the Catalan club Terrassa was arrested for soliciting pornographic content from minors. The club reported that the coach was immediately dismissed upon learning of the facts.
A Poisonous Frog from Ecuador and Peru, the Protagonist in the Death of Russian Opponent Navalny
Several European governments claim that the Russian opposition figure Navalny was poisoned with epibatidine, a toxin extracted from a poisonous frog native to the southwest of Ecuador and northern Peru.
The Supreme Court Corrects Social Security: The Minimum Vital Income Is Compatible with Housing Aid
The Supreme Court has ruled that the Minimum Vital Income is compatible with housing aid, overturning the suspension of the benefit applied by Social Security to a beneficiary.
The Minimum Wage Increase, According to Experts: "The Raise Is Automatic; If the Company Doesnât Pay, You Must File a Claim"
Labor lawyers from UGT clarify that the minimum wage increase is automatic. If the company does not apply the raise, workers must file a claim to assert their rights.
The 'Chinese tales' about pension plans: "They lead to losing money"
Although the tax benefits of pension plans are smaller than in the past, they remain an attractive option for many savers interested in supplementing their retirement.
People over 65 will continue paying 2 euros for movie tickets
The Senior Cinema program is extended until mid-2026, allowing people over 65 to continue enjoying movie tickets at 2 euros every Tuesday.
The Tax Authority Confirms: Homeowners with Home Insurance Can Deduct More Than 1,000 Euros on Their Income Tax Return
In April, the filing period for the Income Tax Return for the last fiscal year begins. The Tax Authority confirms that homeowners with home insurance will be able to deduct more than 1,000 euros, benefiting from this measure to reduce their tax burden on the declaration.
Pumpkin Donuts, an Economical Recipe Made in Three Simple Steps
This economical pumpkin donuts recipe is made in three simple steps and does not require an oven, making it quick and easy to prepare at home.
The Maze
Yolanda DĂaz, supported by the increase of the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI), seems to be left out of the new political reorganization to the left of the political spectrum.
Europe and the Kick in the Butt
Trumpâs return to the White House in 2025 has united European leaders, driving long-delayed reforms stalled by historical inertia.
No One Wants to Care, No One Wants to Be Cared For
The future of care must focus on creating systems that facilitate caregiving without sacrificing the lives of those who provide care or the freedom of those who receive it, avoiding obligation and loneliness.
Spain: Obstacles in Europe's Path
Since the invasion of Ukraine, the ideal of a stable international order has rapidly deteriorated, and it is necessary to acknowledge this change in order to adapt to the new global reality.
Ramos, the teacher who raped a student in Ourense and fled to Cuba, loses his civil servant position
Ramos, a teacher convicted of raping a student in Ourense, was arrested in Cuba in November. Spanish authorities are awaiting his extradition. Meanwhile, he has lost his civil servant job.
The new US ambassador arrives in Spain: aims to strengthen defense and economic ties
BenjamĂn LeĂłn Jr., the new US ambassador to Spain, promotes strengthening defense and economic ties, supporting the joint goal for allies to allocate 5% of GDP to military spending.
Tezanos' CIS boosts the PSOE and places it 10 points ahead of the PP amid the railway crisis
The CIS puts the PSOE with a 10-point lead over the PP amid the railway crisis. On the left, Sumar reaches 7%, Podemos 3.9%, and ERC 2.5%.
Hamdam Balal, Oscar winner, reports being assaulted again by Israeli soldiers
Hamdam Balal, Oscar winner, reported a new assault by Israeli soldiers. The Israeli Army also arrested two brothers, a nephew, and a cousin of Balal related to the incident.
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Living in Fear Cannot Be the Only Option
The recent storms have left many trees fallen on streets and private properties, although municipal ordinances have not changed to address this issue.
Workdays extendable to 12 hours, reduced power of unions, and salary cuts due to illness: this is Milei's reform
Associations, unions, and labor lawyers warn that Milei's labor reform could be unconstitutional and lead to an increase in litigation once approved by Congress.
A Baby Is Cured of an Aggressive Vascular Tumor Thanks to Prenatal Therapy
Issa, a 3-month-old baby, has a mass on the lower part of his face, but he is smiling and alert. His mother, Viviane, highlights the success of the prenatal therapy that managed to cure an aggressive vascular tumor before his birth.
They Prove That Administering Testosterone Does Not Improve In Vitro Fertilization
Recent studies demonstrate that administering testosterone does not improve in vitro fertilization outcomes, disproving initial research that suggested benefits in follicle development.
17 Migrants Found, Six of Them Minors, in a Refrigerated Truck
Seventeen migrants, including six minors, were found in a refrigerated truck. The migrants were 14 Turkish, two Kuwaiti, and one Iranian.
Man Arrested for Hiring Mara Salvatrucha to Carry Out a Murder for 3,000 Euros
In a police operation, a man was arrested accused of hiring the Mara Salvatrucha gang to carry out a murder for 3,000 euros. Additionally, a woman was detained but was released after being questioned.
Testosterone Therapy for Women, the "Happiness Pellet": "Sexually, I've Returned to My 30s"
Testosterone pellet therapy for women sparks medical and scientific debate. Although not authorized as a medication in the EU, they are used in private clinics as a compounded formula, and many patients report improvements in their sexual life and well-being.
Love in the Time of Instagram: This Is How Generation Z Youth Date Nowadays
Generation Z, digital natives influenced by the pandemic, use Instagram to flirt. They are more free with their bodies and navigate relationships within a theoretical framework, facing the duality between the digital world and reality in their romantic experiences.
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 rental contracts signed during the pandemic, when prices were low, and now must accept increases or look for new options. Many tried to negotiate, but rent hikes are inevitable.
Tony Grox and LucyCalys, winners of the Benidorm Fest: "Music has something of friendship. And beautiful things like this happen"
The Andalusian duo Tony Grox and LucyCalys make history by being the first winners of the Benidorm Fest who will not represent Spain in Eurovision. Additionally, it is the first time a collaboration has taken the victory, highlighting the friendship and magic that music generates.
The Cause of the Biggest Conflict on 'GH DĂșo' That Leads to a Sanction and Canales' Expulsion: "Hit Me Again!"
The confrontation on 'GH DĂșo' caused the house to turn against Cristina Piaget. Due to her repeatedly terrible behavior, Ion Aramendi announced extraordinary measures, including sanctions and Canales' expulsion.
Soy una pringada debuts as a contributor on 'El tiempo justo'
Soy una pringada made her debut as a contributor on 'El tiempo justo', stating in her first appearance: "I have come here to be a neutral character."
Montoya speaks at the Iris Awards about his television success: "It has been worth suffering so much"
Montoya, known for his role in 'La isla de las tentaciones', spoke with '20minutos' on the red carpet at the Iris Awards, highlighting that his television success has been worth it despite the difficulties he has faced.
Wyoming, on 'El Intermedio': "There is an attempt to erase Palestine from the map"
Wyoming denounced on 'El Intermedio' that the British Museum has removed the word "Palestine" from its exhibitions about the ancient Middle East, pointing out that this is part of an attempt to erase Palestine from the map.
Actress Alex de la Croix, from 'La que se avecina', will be one of the contestants on 'Supervivientes 2026'
Alex de la Croix, known for her role in 'La que se avecina', will participate in 'Supervivientes 2026'. The actress will travel to the Bay Islands along with other contestants, including Claudia from 'La isla de las tentaciones'.
Gabriela GuillĂ©n reveals if BertĂn Osborne will take care of her son while she is in Honduras
Gabriela Guillén confirmed her participation in 'Supervivientes' and described herself as a warrior. Additionally, she clarified doubts about who will take care of her son during her stay in Honduras, revealing details about the support she will receive in her absence.
Alejandra Rubio responds to the controversy between Carlo Costanzia and her cousin: "I ask that my mother be left alone"
Alejandra Rubio clarified that she has not seen her cousin Laura Matamoros for years, who also has not attended family events she was invited to. She asked that her mother be left in peace amid the controversy between Carlo Costanzia and Laura.
'Malas lenguas' reveals a hoax about pensions: "A decontextualized headline has been spread"
The program 'Malas lenguas' clarifies that it is false that the European Parliament has decided to exempt pensions in Spain from the Personal Income Tax (IRPF). They denounce that a decontextualized headline was spread, which caused confusion about the issue.
Sara Carbonero shares a poignant photo with her boyfriend, Jota, from a recent trip to Japan
Sara Carbonero shares an emotional image with her boyfriend Jota, recalling happy moments during their trip to Japan, after overcoming an emergency surgery in Lanzarote.
Meghan Markle and Harry Join the Obamas at a Basketball Game
Meghan Markle and Harry chose to attend a basketball game with the Obamas instead of celebrating Valentine's Day privately. The event also featured the presence of several rappers.
Verdeliss dusts off an old photo from when she was a teenager along with an emotional message
Verdeliss shares an old photo from her adolescence to reflect on her beginnings in a sport, expressing gratitude for everything it has brought to her life.
Cañita Brava, broke and sick, shares an apartment with five people: "I earned money, but I wasted it"
The comedian Cañita Brava confessed on 'Y ahora Sonsoles' that, after earning money in his career, he wasted it and is now broke and sick, living in a shared apartment with five people.
Arturo GarcĂa Sancho: "My father asked me not to leave 'La Promesa' while he was dying of cancer"
Arturo GarcĂa Sancho, known for his role in 'La Promesa', confessed in an interview with 'Lecturas' that his father asked him not to quit the series during his battle with cancer. The actor spoke openly about his professional and personal life, highlighting the importance of family support in difficult times.
Marc Anthony responds to a fan who asked him to speak in Spanish during a concert: "Shut up"
During a concert in Las Vegas, Marc Anthony responded directly to a fan who asked him to speak in Spanish, telling him, "Shut up."
Paola Olmedo strikes back again against JosĂ© MarĂa Almoguera: "He is more interested in money than anything else"
Paola Olmedo told Leticia Requejo that she does not owe JosĂ© MarĂa Almoguera any money, but that she will pay him soon. She reiterated that Almoguera is more interested in money than in other matters.
Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva Pose for the First Time with Their Children on Valentine's Day
Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva pose together with their three children for the first time on Valentine's Day. The family now lives again in the United States, where they raise their two children together as well as Alejandra's son.
The Unknown Side of Ben McKenzie: From 'The O.C.' Lead to Becoming an Expert Economist
Ben McKenzie, known for his role in 'The O.C.' and husband of Morena Baccarin, surprised his followers with a video where he clearly explains the cryptocurrency crisis, revealing his side as an expert in economics.
This is how the new storm entering Spain in the coming days will progress
After the pause in the historic series of storms, a new Atlantic front will arrive in Spain in the coming days, causing heavy rains especially in the northern and central parts of the country.
Interview with Sidonie: "The reivindication of our language is important"
The Catalan band Sidonie presents their new project on a tour through several Spanish cities, including Madrid, during February. They emphasize the importance of advocating for their own language in their music and career.
Angy Returns to the Benidorm Fest and Appreciates That the Winner Will Not Go to Eurovision
Angy FernĂĄndez supported Spainâs decision to withdraw from the Eurovision Song Contest within the framework of the Benidorm Fest, positively valuing that the festivalâs winner will not represent the country at Eurovision.
Carlos Alcaraz totals 59 weeks as world number one and surpasses Jim Courier in the all-time rankings
Carlos Alcaraz has reached 59 weeks as the world number one in tennis, surpassing Jim Courier in the all-time rankings. The Spanish tennis player continues to establish himself as a dominant figure in the sport thanks to his talent and consistency in major tournaments.
Carlos Alcaraz, before the ATP 500 in Doha: "Success is seeing myself doing the right things on and off the court"
Carlos Alcaraz emphasized that despite winning the Australian Open, he acknowledges having weaknesses in his game that he wishes to improve in order to continue growing both on and off the court.
Fernando Alonso, about to become a father: "I want to go half a second faster so he feels proud"
Fernando Alonso is expecting his first child in the coming weeks with his partner Melissa Jiménez, and expresses his motivation to improve in his career so that his child feels proud.
Ilia Malinin, after his Olympic disaster: "The strongest may be fighting invisible battles"
American skater Ilia Malinin, the top favorite for gold, finished eighth after missing half of his jumps and suffering two falls, reflecting on the internal struggles faced even by the strongest.
Mourinho, before the match against Real Madrid: "I have one more year on my contract with Benfica with a very easy-to-break clause"
Mourinho analyzed the match against Real Madrid, his former team, highlighting his preparation and respect for the tie. He also mentioned that he has one more year on his contract with Benfica, with a simple exit clause.
Demetrious Johnson believes Tsarukyan can defeat Topuria: "He has athletic ability, skills, talent, and mentality"
Former champion Demetrious Johnson praised Armenian fighter Arman Tsarukyan after training together, highlighting his athletic ability, skills, talent, and mentality, and expressed his confidence that he can defeat Movsar Topuria.
Higinio Rivero: This is the first Spaniard to challenge Paralympic history between water and snow
Higinio Rivero is the first Spaniard to compete in three Paralympic disciplines across both Summer and Winter Games, standing out in canoeing in Paris and biathlon in Milan-Cortina, marking a historic milestone in adaptive sports.
Aspaym Calls for Including People with Pentaplegia and High Dependency in the ALS Law: "They Need 24-Hour Care"
Maite Gallego, president of Aspaym, requests that the ALS law include people with pentaplegia and high dependency, emphasizing that they require continuous 24-hour care due to the severity of their condition.
The Paraplegics Hospital Leads a Pioneering Study on Pain in Children and Young People with Spinal Cord Injury
Scientists at the National Paraplegics Hospital have led an innovative study on pain in children and young people with spinal cord injury, published in the journal 'Pain'. The work provides new insights to improve the diagnosis and treatment of pain in this population, contributing to enhancing their quality of life.
Self-employed people with disabilities increase by 2.8% in 2025 but barely represent 0.78% of the sector
In 2025, the number of self-employed people with disabilities grew by 2.8%, adding 718 new individuals and reaching a total of 26,776. However, they represent only 0.78% of the total self-employed population.
Pedro Sånchez announces that the sovereign fund 'España Crece' will mobilize 23 billion euros to build 15,000 homes per year
The 'España Crece' fund, supported by the ICO, will increase its financing capacity by 60 billion euros to mobilize 23 billion euros aimed at the construction of 15,000 homes annually.
Only 1.2% of Rentals in Spain Are Affordable for Young People Compared to Almost 20% in France and 30% in Germany
46% of Spaniards aged 25 to 34 still live with their parents, reflecting the difficulty in accessing affordable rentals. Only 1.2% of rentals in Spain are affordable for young people, compared to nearly 20% in France and 30% in Germany, according to Eurofound.
The PP Labels SĂĄnchezâs Promise of 15,000 Homes as a "Smoke Screen" and Criticizes Him for Not Making "a Single Proposal"
Carmen FĂșnez of the PP criticized the multiple housing promises made by SĂĄnchez, which have varied from 45,000 to 184,000, pointing out that so far none have been finalized nor effective proposals presented, describing the latest promise of 15,000 homes as a "smoke screen."
Amancio Ortega and Macquarie seal the purchase of logistics giant Qube for 6.9 billion
Australian group Qube accepts the offer of 5.2 Australian dollars per share from the consortium led by Amancio Ortega and Macquarie, closing the purchase of the logistics giant for 6.9 billion.
Multiple Recidivism and Citizen Security
The Congress overwhelmingly approved the bill proposed by Junts, promoted by the Government in 2024, with the aim of appeasing its parliamentary partner.
The Supreme Court endorses the exclusion of heart attacks from free insurance coverage for payroll direct deposit
The Supreme Court confirms that the clauses excluding heart attacks from free insurance coverage for payroll direct deposit were clearly indicated in the contract and did not require the insured's express acceptance.
The activist fund Third Point breaks into Indra's share capital and claims the purchase of EM&E
The activist fund Third Point, led by Dan Loeb, has entered Indra's share capital and demands that the company move forward with the acquisition of EM&E to create a "Spanish Defense champion."
The Champions Burger accelerates international expansion and launches three tours in 2026
The Champions Burger festival plans to expand internationally with over 60 city stops, including Portugal, France, and Germany, after attracting eight million visitors in 2025.
Margot Robbie went all out in the most disturbing moment of 'Wuthering Heights': "The belly button was too weird"
Production designer Suzie Davies explained a special detail in Catherineâs room in Emerald Fennellâs new film. Margot Robbie worked intensely on a disturbing scene where even the appearance of the characterâs belly button was carefully considered to achieve a realistic and strange effect.
Henry Cavill in 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'? Ser Duncan Addresses the Rumors
Henry Cavill remains active following a serious injury during rehearsals for 'The Immortals' and after becoming a father in 2025, denying rumors about his involvement in 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'.
'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms', analysis and summary of episode 1x05: death only comes to those who do not deserve it
Episode 1x05 of 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' shows how Ser Duncan's Trial of Seven reveals the absence of justice in the universe of 'Game of Thrones', where death comes in an unjust and arbitrary way.
Ărsula CorberĂł takes over from Ester ExpĂłsito: she will star in a haunted house movie by a master of horror
The director of 'Venus' returns to horror cinema with a new and enigmatic haunted house project, starring Ărsula CorberĂł, which was presented at the European Film Market during the Berlin Festival.
Roger Avary, co-writer of 'Pulp Fiction', on his return to cinema: "It was saying the word 'AI' that made the money start coming"
Roger Avary faced difficulties funding his projects until he created a tech company focused on Artificial Intelligence. Since then, his situation changed drastically, and mentioning AI quickly attracted investments and resources for his return to filmmaking.
200 million, 1,000 IMAX screens in 90 countries: Netflix wants to have its own 'The Lord of the Rings'
Netflix is preparing its big bet directed by Greta Gerwig, with a massive release aimed at emulating the success of 'The Lord of the Rings.' The platform will invest 200 million and premiere on 1,000 IMAX screens in 90 countries, betting on an epic production to consolidate its position in large-scale cinema.
The iPhone 18 Pro Could Have Automatic Satellite Connection So You Never Run Out of Coverage
The iPhone 18 Pro could include a system that would allow it to automatically connect to satellites, ensuring constant coverage without the user noticing.
Roborock F25 Ace Pro: with this 2-in-1 vacuum cleaner, I have forgotten about the broom and mop to leave the floor spotless
20bits tests the Roborock F25 Ace Pro vacuum cleaner, which combines dry and wet cleaning functions. It stands out for its ability to clean thoroughly without effort, eliminating the need to use a broom and mop to keep the floor immaculate.
Studies for years whether the universe is a simulation: claims to have evidence that we live in the Matrix
A researcher has spent years studying whether the universe is a simulation and claims to have evidence supporting this theory, generating debate within the scientific community about the possibility that our reality is an advanced version of the Matrix.
"Can your phone do this?": Samsung challenges the market with a unique privacy feature
Samsung revealed in a teaser its new privacy feature for the Galaxy S26, a screen that blocks content visibility from the sides. This technology will be officially presented on February 25 during the Galaxy Unpacked event.
A presenter sues Google for using his voice in NotebookLM: "I was completely scared"
David Greene, former NPR presenter, is suing Google for using his voice and image without permission in NotebookLM, alleging violation of his rights and stating that he felt completely scared by the situation.
Queen Rania of Jordan and the expert trick to wearing an all-white monochromatic look that flatters everyone
Queen Rania of Jordan amazed in India with a Haute Couture outfit, showcasing an all-white monochromatic look that enhances beauty and offers accessible fashion ideas for everyone.
Dakota Johnson and Lily Collins: Style showdown in the front row of the Calvin Klein fashion show held in New York
Dakota Johnson and Lily Collins appeared side by side in the front row of the Calvin Klein fashion show in New York, wearing outfits that reflected the trends of the brand's new collection.
Noemimisma, founder of Madre TEA and ambassador of Autistic Barbie: "Making mistakes is part of the journey"
NoemĂ Navarro, founder of Madre TEA and ambassador of Autistic Barbie, highlights the importance of the doll in promoting inclusion and raising awareness about autism. In the interview, she emphasizes that making mistakes is an essential part of learning and the path toward a more understanding and accepting society.
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner Celebrate the Most Glamorous Valentineâs Day on the Berlin Festival Red Carpet
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner, soon to be married, dazzled together on the red carpet at the Berlin Festival, celebrating a Valentineâs Day full of style and glamour.
Mel Robbins, personal growth expert, on relationships: "The way someone treats you shows the place you hold in their life"
Mel Robbins emphasizes that the way someone treats you reveals the place you hold in their life. Although it may be painful, it is essential to learn to say ânoâ to relationships where there is no reciprocity.
Pistantrophobia: When Trusting Becomes a Problem That Causes Fear, Anxiety, and Conflict
Pistantrophobia is a disorder where constant distrust causes fear, anxiety, and conflicts in relationships, beyond the occasional distrust that is normal in certain circumstances.
The 20 Restaurants in the Community of Madrid That Are Among the Top 100 According to Users on TheFork
TheFork's list highlights 20 restaurants in the Community of Madrid among the top 100 best-rated by users, including Michelin-starred establishments and several located outside the M-30.
From the Roman legions' ration to horse feed... but you love it when grandma makes it
This legume, historically considered poor and used as horse feed, is actually a nutritious and healthy superfood that has been underestimated over time.
Where to Celebrate Chinese New Year in Madrid: Restaurants with Special Offers for the Occasion
Discover the best restaurants in Madrid to celebrate Chinese New Year, offering special Asian culinary proposals that will make the occasion a unique and delicious experience.
Chef Dani GarcĂa on cooking with the microwave: "I love it because it adds steam and makes it juicier"
Chef Dani GarcĂa highlighted on 'El Hormiguero' the advantages of the microwave, emphasizing that it adds steam to the food, making it juicier and improving its texture when cooking.
The Trick to Making the Perfect Croquette
The chef shares key tips in her book 'La sartén por el mango' for making the perfect croquette, focusing on techniques to achieve a creamy texture and a crispy breading.
Santa Brisa arrives in Spain to revolutionize the way of drinking margaritas: perfect for any moment pairing
Santa Brisa, the premium bottled margarita that has been a success in Mexico, Miami, and Los Angeles, arrives in Spain to offer a new way to enjoy margaritas, ideal for pairing on any occasion and at any time.
The Five Towns You Have to Stop at If You Are Going to Do the Camino de Santiago: History, Architecture, and Rural Tourism All in One
The Jacobean route passes through charming Spanish towns that offer history, architecture, and rural tourism. These destinations are recommended stops to enjoy cultural and natural heritage before arriving in Santiago de Compostela.
The Airports That Will Be Crucial in the Future: New Connection Hubs That Will Revolutionize the Way We Fly
New airports under construction will transform global aviation thanks to their large size and high capacity, becoming key connection hubs and revolutionizing the way we fly.
The town in Catalonia where the residents burned down their own castle
A town near Barcelona stands out for a unique event: its residents voluntarily burned down their own castle, an act steeped in history and tradition that reflects the local identity and culture in Catalonia.
This is the most visited travel website in Spain: 13 million visits in 2025
The official digital consumption meter in Spain revealed the travel websites with the most visits in 2024, highlighting a platform that expects to reach 13 million visits in 2025, establishing itself as the most consulted in the sector.
The White Village of the Sierra de CĂĄdiz You Can't Miss Visiting in 2026
Hidden in a natural park, this white village of the Sierra de CĂĄdiz stands out for its alabaster color and unique charm, establishing itself as a must-visit destination in 2026.
"Did You Know How Important It Is to Properly Close the Trash Bin in the Airplane Bathroom?"
An Iberia flight attendant explained on TikTok that properly closing the trash bin in the airplane bathroom is crucial for safety, as this simple action can prevent risks during the flight.
A hotel returns 700 euros to a guest who reported deficiencies during her visit
A woman filed a complaint about serious problems during her stay that affected her vacation. After her complaint, the hotel refunded her 700 euros as compensation for the deficiencies found.
Silvia Severino, Child Psychologist: "The Way Your Mother Spoke to You Became Your Inner Voice"
Silvia Severino emphasizes that the family environment has a profound influence during childhood, as what we experience and observe shapes our way of understanding relationships and can create an inner voice based on how our parents spoke to us.
Sara Jiménez Valdericeda, expert in the human microbiome: "No, bloating after eating is not normal nor inevitable"
Feeling bloated after eating indicates a problem in the body that signals the need to take action. According to the human microbiome expert, this discomfort is neither normal nor inevitable and should be addressed to prevent complications.
Brain Stimulation Can Encourage People to Behave Less Selfishly
Brain stimulation increased altruistic preferences in participants, making them consider their partner more when evaluating monetary offers, promoting less selfish behavior.
What the Historic Phrase by Plato Means: "He Who Is Not Good at Serving Will Not Be Good at Leading"
Plato emphasizes that effective leadership first requires serving others well. His reflection on the soul, knowledge, and morality remains relevant in modern psychology, highlighting the importance of ethics and service in human behavior and the exercise of power.
VerĂłnica Ortiz, oncology nurse and mother of a child with cancer: "We need to talk to them about death"
VerĂłnica Ortiz, oncology nurse and mother of a child with cancer, states that the illness teaches you to live in the present and value what is truly important. She highlights the importance of openly talking about death with children to better face reality.
Democritus: "Many live as if they will never die, and die as if they had never lived"
Before science confirmed the existence of atoms, Democritus already stated that everything was composed of these tiny particles, laying fundamental foundations for physics and philosophy.
The inexplicable road tunnel through which the garbage truck cannot access this Spanish town
The new glass waste truck cannot access a small town in the region, preventing collection since August and leaving the containers unemptied.
MG's New Secret Weapon: An Electric SUV with Figures That Challenge Higher-Priced Rivals
MG introduces the MGS6 EV in Spain, an electric SUV that stands out for its long range, power, and advanced technology, offering a competitive and attractive option in terms of price compared to more expensive models.
Do You Know the Unwritten Rules on the Road Followed by Spanish Drivers?
In addition to the official signs from the DGT, Spanish drivers follow unwritten rules to facilitate coexistence and understanding on the road, improving safety and traffic flow.
The new bridge that will reduce travel times on the Madrid-Lisbon connection
The new cross-border viaduct over the Sever River will connect Cedillo (CĂĄceres) with MontalvĂŁo-Nisa (Portugal), facilitating the connection between Madrid and Lisbon and significantly reducing travel times.
The Year 2025, a Record-Breaking Year for Motorcycles in Spain⊠Although the Age of the Fleet Is Alarmingly Old
The motorcycle and light vehicle sector in Spain grew by 6.9% in 2025, mainly driven by scooters and increasing electrification, although the age of the vehicle fleet remains a cause for concern.
Dacia renews its range: more powerful, efficient, and technological hybrids, LPG, and electric vehicles
Dacia updates its range with new hybrid, LPG, and electric powertrains, improving power, efficiency, and technology, along with a refreshed design across all its models.
Formula 1 will continue in Catalonia, but MontmelĂł will host the Grand Prix in alternate years
The MontmelĂł circuit, which has hosted Formula 1 for 36 consecutive years, will continue to be the venue for the Catalonia Grand Prix, but from now on it will do so in alternate years.
State of Emergency Level 1 Declared Due to Lack of Drinking Water in Four Villages of LeĂłn
The water intake station of Santa LucĂa de Valdueza has been destroyed by landslides, causing a shortage of drinking water in four villages of LeĂłn, and a Level 1 state of emergency has been declared to manage the crisis.
The Monastery of La Vid in Burgos Floods After the Overflow of the Duero River
The Monastery of La Vid in Burgos suffered flooding after the overflow of the Duero River, with water reaching up to 40 centimeters in some areas of the premises.
The Madrid PSOE Requests That EMT Manage Resident Parking to Speed Up Waiting Lists
The Madrid PSOE proposes that EMT manage resident parking lots, arguing that the current system is overwhelmed and makes it difficult both to obtain and to free up a parking space, worsening the waiting lists.
The Generalitat and the Church agree on the transfer of diocesan properties to add public housing
The president of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, stated that access to housing is a national mission during the signing of a protocol with the Church to transfer diocesan properties, aiming to increase the supply of public housing.
Cabify will allow its users to request taxis in Barcelona through its app
Two minors, aged 14 and 16, were arrested for robbing victims, including a scooter, and are now under the jurisdiction of the juvenile prosecutor's office.
The earthquake recorded in Tabernas leaves about fifteen aftershocks
An earthquake in Tabernas has caused around fifteen aftershocks, generating eleven calls to emergency services. No serious damage or casualties have been reported.
Sanz asks La Cartuja for explanations about the loud noise from Saturday's concert and will review the event fee
Following complaints on social media and reports to the Local Police about the loud noise heard as far as Aljarafe, Mayor Sanz requested explanations from La Cartuja, indicating that the volume likely exceeded the authorized limit. Additionally, he announced that they will review the fee applied to events to prevent similar disturbances in the future.
A Section of the Madrid-Santander Train Line Cut Off Due to the Fall of a "Large-Sized" Rock
Train traffic is suspended between Reinosa and BĂĄrcena de Pie de Concha, in Cantabria, due to the fall of a large rock that has blocked the tracks.
Navarra activates the pre-emergency phase due to flood risk
Aemet has issued yellow warnings in Navarra due to the forecast of persistent rains, leading the region to activate the pre-emergency phase due to flood risk.
Half of the residences in Madrid's Plan 40 already have land in seven municipalities
The Community of Madrid has begun the tender process to build the first residence of the 40/40 plan in Las Rosas, Madrid, with an opening scheduled for mid-2028. Additionally, half of the residences in the plan already have land allocated in seven municipalities.
Government and Mossos agree on a 4,000 euro increase and a reduction in working hours
The agreement increases the salary by 4,000 euros, extends vacation time, improves compensation for night shifts and weekends, and regulates compensation for on-call availability and overtime.
The 'YouTuber' Who Built a Miniature City for His Cats Opens His Metro Station
The YouTuber Xing Zhilei, after two years of work, inaugurated his scale model metro station for cats, coinciding with the Lunar New Year, showcasing his miniature city designed for his felines.
He Causes a Mess by Confusing Chlorine with Detergent and Pouring It into His Pool: "A Disaster"
A man confused chlorine with detergent and poured them into his pool, causing a disaster. He tried to fix the situation using a net to catch insects, but only made the problem worse.
A Spanish Woman in South Korea Talks About the Care Mothers Receive in Postpartum Centers
A Spanish woman living in South Korea shares her experience on TikTok about postpartum centers, where mothers receive intensive care and professional support after giving birth, highlighting the personalized attention, health services, and recovery assistance that contrast with the reality in other countries.
How to Provide Stimulation for Cats When Space Is Limited
Although space may be limited, it is possible to meet cats' needs to climb, observe, and find shelter through functional alternatives that promote their stimulation and well-being.
What Are Appetite Stimulants for Cats and When Might They Be Needed
Appetite stimulants for cats are medications or supplements that help cats stop losing their appetite. They are necessary when cats do not eat for 24 to 36 hours, as this can lead to serious complications such as hepatic lipidosis. These treatments aim to stimulate hunger and ensure proper nutrition to prevent health problems.
It's not your imagination, your dog likes the children's series 'Bluey'
The animation, bright colors, and sounds of the children's series 'Bluey' make it especially appealing to dogs, who enjoy watching it thanks to these sensory stimuli.
Check Your Horoscope for This Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you face the day with confidence and guidance.
This is the amount that Andalusians with a pet will be able to deduct
The deduction for pet owners in Andalusia has been in effect since January 1 and is included in the Andalusian Budget Law for 2026.
The Secrets of the Platforms: How Tall and How Much Do the Drag Queens' Shoes in Las Palmas Cost?
Platforms are an iconic symbol of the Canary Islands' drag queens in Las Palmas, standing out for their great height and presence. These shoes not only set a style but also represent a key part of the drag identity and performance in the region.
The Catalan Girl's Name with Three Letters: Its Origin and Famous Bearers
Ona is a three-letter Catalan female name that is gaining popularity in Catalonia. Originating from Catalan culture, this short and meaningful name is borne by several famous figures, which has contributed to its rise in the region.
Where does 'lose one's stirrups' come from?
The expression "lose one's stirrups" means to lose patience or control. Its origin is in horseback riding, where stirrups are pieces that help the rider maintain balance. Losing them implied difficulty in controlling oneself, giving rise to this phrase that we use when someone becomes impatient or nervous.
Thanks to a fine to a Ferrari, an alleged fraud is uncovered
The seizure of a Ferrari valued at 210,000 euros led to the discovery of an alleged network dedicated to social security fraud and money laundering.
Nearly a Thousand Seabirds Washed Ashore by Storms
The severe storms that have been affecting Spain for weeks have caused nearly a thousand seabirds, mainly Atlantic puffins, to be washed ashore, reported SEP/BirdLife.
Neither Patagonia nor Canada: these incredible mountains are in Spain
Spain offers impressive mountains with steep peaks, glacial lakes, deep valleys, and lush forests, comparable to the landscapes of Patagonia or Canada. There is no need to travel far to enjoy these spectacular natural settings that the country has to offer.
Exquisite Dishes to Celebrate the Chinese New Year
A Michelin-starred chef from a restaurant in San Francisco presents original and delicious dishes to celebrate the arrival of the Year of the Fire Horse, highlighting the renowned Chinese cuisine.
RosalĂa's Famous Friendships: From PenĂ©lope Cruz to Kylie Jenner
After her success with *El mal querer*, RosalĂa has formed a circle of friendships that includes influencers, actresses like PenĂ©lope Cruz, and international celebrities such as Kylie Jenner, solidifying her presence in the entertainment world.
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All the comic strips published by Naniopina in 20Minutos, which address topics related to the Venezuelan experience and culture.
Spain Will Send Aid to Cuba, Which Is Experiencing One of Its Worst Energy Crises
Spain will send aid to Cuba, which is facing a severe energy crisis. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not yet specified the amount or the date when the assistance will be sent.
The remains of Camilo Torres, Colombian priest and guerrilla fighter, identified after two years of investigation
The remains of the Colombian priest and guerrilla fighter Camilo Torres, a pioneer of Liberation Theology in Latin America, were identified after two years of investigation.
Claudia Paredes, lawyer whose visa was revoked by the US, is elected president of the Supreme Court in Guatemala
Claudia Paredes, a magistrate previously sanctioned by the US with visa revocation, was elected president of Guatemalaâs Supreme Court. She will serve an eight-month term until October.
Five Police Officers Injured While Arresting a Criminal with Three Judicial Warrants
Five police officers were injured while arresting a criminal with three judicial warrants. During the intervention, 6.51 grams of cocaine, 5.40 grams of hashish, and a knife were seized.
Two Men Arrested in Vitoria for Assaulting Their Partners
Two men were arrested in Vitoria for assaulting their partners. One of them, 31 years old, attacked his victim in a public street, causing injuries to her neck and face.
The DANA Judge Requests Telegram and WhatsApp Messages Exchanged by MazĂłn's Former Chief of Staff on October 29
The DANA judge has requested from Telegram and WhatsApp the messages exchanged by José Manuel Cuenca, Mazón's former Chief of Staff, on October 29. Cuenca returned his phone reset and without information on January 7 of this year, complicating the retrieval of data directly from the device.
The DANA judge agrees to investigate a WhatsApp group involving Pradas, his 'number two,' and MazĂłn's former Chief of Staff
The judge has agreed to investigate a WhatsApp group that includes Pradas, his 'number two,' and Mazón's former Chief of Staff, after accepting the appeal from a popular accusation and expanding the investigation into the conversations of José Manuel Cuenca.
The US 'border czar' defends ICE agents wearing masks: "I don't like them, but they have to protect themselves"
Tom Homan, the border czar, pointed out a 1500% increase in attacks against ICE agents, justifying the use of masks for protection even though he does not like wearing them.
A fire burns part of the Ciutat Vella police station of the Barcelona Urban Guard
A fire started in an electrical panel has burned part of the Ciutat Vella police station of the Barcelona Urban Guard, according to initial investigations.
They ask for an "exemplary" 11-year sentence for the 'money junkie' after retracting his confession for being "high"
Marcos Benavent, accused of rigging contracts in the Valencia City Council and receiving bribes, retracted his confession claiming he was under the influence of drugs. The prosecution is requesting an exemplary 11-year sentence for his involvement in municipal corruption.
The Prosecutor's Office files a complaint against the former PSOE secretary of Torremolinos for alleged sexual harassment of a party member
The Prosecutor's Office has filed a complaint against the former PSOE secretary of Torremolinos for alleged sexual harassment towards a party member, who claims to have received messages with sexual content, insinuations, and unwanted and non-consensual propositions.
They are searching for Pablo Cebolla, a twenty-year-old young man missing in Zaragoza since Friday
The search teams, including divers, continue the search for Pablo Cebolla, a 20-year-old young man missing in Zaragoza since Friday, focusing on the Ebro River.
DĂaz's party, the Comuns, and MĂĄs Madrid will attend the event where RufiĂĄn will present his proposal to unite the left
IU will not attend the event where RufiĂĄn will present his proposal to unite the left. The event will be held three days before IU, Movimiento Sumar, MĂĄs Madrid, and the Comuns present the renewed edition of their alliance.
A TikToker Travels from England to Turkey to Do Grocery Shopping... and Manages to Save Money
A young TikToker showed the large price difference between supermarkets in England and Turkey. By doing his shopping in Turkey, he managed to save a significant amount, surprising his followers with the cost contrast between the two countries.
Brussels sends its commissioner to the first meeting of the Gaza Peace Board: "It does not make us members"
Commissioner Dubravka Suica will participate only in the section on Gaza's reconstruction at the first meeting of the Peace Board, clarifying that this does not imply that the European Commission is a member of the body.
Young man arrested in Alicante who allegedly injured his ex-partner and his mother in Calella
The Onil Local Police arrested a young man after verifying an active court order. He is accused of allegedly injuring his ex-partner and his mother in Calella.
Media Markt sentenced for forcing an employee to show her bag every day when leaving the store
Media Markt must pay 7,251 euros to an employee whom it forced to show her bag daily upon leaving the store, a practice deemed unlawful.
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20M Surveys: Participate with Your Vote and See What Other Readers Think
Take part in the 20M Surveys by voting and discover the opinions of other readers on various current topics. These surveys aim to encourage interaction and reflect the general sentiment of the community on relevant issues.
Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started in AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that simulates human intelligence to perform tasks such as learning, reasoning, and problem-solving. To get started in AI, it is essential to understand basic concepts, learn programming, and explore tools and algorithms. AI has applications in multiple fields, and its development requires ethics and responsibility to avoid bias and promote social benefits.
Which Cable Should Go First When Jump-Starting a Car Battery with Jumper Cables: This Is the Correct Order
In Spain, many drivers use jumper cables to charge their car batteries. It is crucial to follow the correct order when connecting the cables to avoid accidents and damage. First, the positive (+) cable should be connected to the dead battery and then to the assisting vehicle. Next, the negative (-) cable is connected to the assisting battery and finally to a metal point on the dead car, away from the battery.
People over 23 years old who live with their parents will be able to receive the Minimum Vital Income
The Minimum Vital Income in Spain, designed to prevent poverty and social exclusion, has been extended to include people over 23 years old who live with their parents. In December, this benefit helped nearly one million children and adolescents.
'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 receiving proper attention or development in the series, where her true story and climax remain unexplored.
Walton Goggins, actor from 'Fallout', seen in Madrid visiting the Rastro: "Good morning everyone"
American actor Walton Goggins visited Madrid coinciding with the finale of the second season of Amazon's series 'Fallout'. During his stay, he was seen at the Rastro market, sparking curiosity about his intentions in the iconic location.
Artificial Intelligence predicts that Madrid will be one of the cities where rent decreases in 2026
Fotocasa's AI predicts a slight drop of 0.2% in rents in Madrid for 2026, while cities like Palma could experience increases of up to 7.4%.
'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms': How Many Episodes Does the 'Game of Thrones' Spin-Off Have? HBO Max Release Dates
The spin-off 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' continues the saga of Westeros after 'Game of Thrones' and 'House of the Dragon,' presenting new stories set in that universe. It will premiere soon on HBO Max.
The reusable rocket MIURA 5 advances at a record pace to place Spain among the elite in the industry
PLD Space is making rapid progress in the development of its reusable rocket MIURA 5, which will be launched from Kourou, marking a milestone to position Spain among the elite in the space industry.
Netflix and Spielberg's Most Ambitious Miniseries: Its Trailer Reaches Nearly 7 Million Views in Just 3 Days
Netflix and Spielberg's most ambitious miniseries, narrated by Morgan Freeman, has reached nearly 7 million views in just 3 days. Netflix has also announced the premiere date for this highly anticipated epic production.
Jorge Rey brings forward the timing of Carnival and Easter: the cabañuelas predict "an anticyclone"
Meteorologist Jorge Rey anticipates that an anticyclone will prevail during Carnival and Easter, based on the traditional method of the cabañuelas to predict the weather during these festivities.
Mahatma Gandhi on How to Achieve Happiness: "When What You Think, What You Say, and What You Do Are in Harmony"
Gandhi defined happiness as living a simple life dedicated to serving others, achieving harmony between thought, word, and action.
Gabriel RolĂłn, psychoanalyst: "One does not fall in love with just anyone. Love is a learning process, like everything human"
Gabriel RolĂłn emphasizes that love is a learning process influenced by childhood experiences. He explains how early relationships shape our romantic choices and why some people are attracted to partners who hurt them. According to him, love is not mere chance but a complex process tied to our emotional development.
Alcanar Moves Toward the First Climate Evictions in Catalonia, Including the Mayorâs Resignation
Alcanar is facing the first expropriations due to climate risk in Catalonia, with negotiations underway to purchase and demolish flood-prone houses. The municipality is experiencing political and social repercussions after a decade of storms, which led to the mayorâs resignation.
US and Iran set for high-stakes nuclear talks in Geneva as threat of war looms
The US and Iran are preparing for critical nuclear negotiations in Geneva amid escalating regional tensions and the looming threat of conflict. Both parties aim to address concerns over Iran's nuclear program, seeking a diplomatic solution to prevent war. The talks are viewed as pivotal in stabilizing the Middle East and reviving the stalled 2015 nuclear deal.
Oil prices edge lower with US-Iran talks in focus
Oil prices slipped as markets reacted cautiously to renewed US-Iran negotiations aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear deal. Traders are weighing the potential easing of sanctions on Iranâs oil exports, which could increase supply. Despite supply concerns elsewhere, the focus remains on diplomacy, keeping prices subdued amid uncertainty over the talks' outcome and broader geopolitical risks.
Oil steady as traders weigh supply risks heading into key US-Iran talks
Oil prices remained steady as traders assessed potential supply disruptions ahead of critical US-Iran negotiations. Market participants are cautious due to uncertainties surrounding possible sanctions impacts on Iranian oil exports, while global demand concerns also influence trading. The talks aim to address nuclear agreements that could affect future oil flow, keeping the market alert to upcoming developments.
Gold prices drop below $4,900/oz with US-Iran talks, economic data in focus
Gold prices fell below $4,900 per ounce as markets reacted to ongoing US-Iran nuclear talks and key US economic data releases. Investors are closely watching diplomatic developments and economic indicators to gauge potential impacts on inflation and safe-haven demand for gold. The combination of easing geopolitical tensions and mixed economic signals influenced the recent dip in gold prices.
Citi says geopolitics to support oil near term; peace deals seen lowering prices
Citi predicts that geopolitical tensions will keep oil prices elevated in the near term. However, the bank also notes that future peace deals could ease these tensions, potentially leading to lower oil prices. The interplay between political developments and market dynamics will be crucial in determining oil price trends moving forward.
Oil prices rise 1% ahead of US-Iran nuclear talks
Oil prices increased by 1% as investors anticipate the outcome of upcoming US-Iran nuclear negotiations. The talks raise expectations for potential impacts on Iranian oil exports and global supply. Market participants remain cautious, closely watching diplomatic developments that could influence oil market dynamics.
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Trump slams energy deal between California and Britain, Politico reports
Former President Trump criticized a new energy agreement between California and the UK, calling it detrimental to U.S. interests. He argued the deal favors British companies and weakens American energy independence, urging policymakers to prioritize domestic energy development over international partnerships.
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Analysis - Global private equity firms bowled over by Indian cricket league IPL
Global private equity firms are increasingly investing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) due to its massive popularity, growing revenues, and expanding fan base. The IPL's success presents lucrative opportunities for private equity, driving interest in acquiring stakes in teams and associated businesses. This trend showcases IPL's evolution as a powerful commercial sports entity attracting significant international financial attention.
From OpenAI to Google, India hosts global AI summit
India recently hosted a major global AI summit attracting tech giants like OpenAI and Google. The event focused on AI advancements, policies, and collaboration opportunities, highlighting India's growing role in the artificial intelligence ecosystem. Discussions emphasized responsible AI development and innovation to drive economic growth.
Analysis - Luxury stocksâ volatility highlights AI jitters, hedge fund positioning
Luxury stocks have shown increased volatility due to concerns over AIâs impact on the sector and changing hedge fund strategies. Investors are uncertain how AI advancements might disrupt luxury markets, prompting shifts in hedge fund positioning that amplify price swings. This trend highlights broader market nervousness about integrating AI technology and its implications for high-end consumer demand.
Asia markets cautious ahead of US-Iran nuclear talks
Asian markets showed cautious trading as investors awaited results from upcoming US-Iran nuclear negotiations. The talks aim to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, affecting global energy prices and geopolitical stability. Traders remain watchful for any breakthroughs or setbacks that could influence market sentiment and fuel volatility in key sectors.
Danaher closes in on nearly $10 billion deal for Masimo, FT reports
Danaher is reportedly nearing a deal to acquire medical technology firm Masimo for close to $10 billion. The acquisition aims to expand Danaher's portfolio in health tech. The deal reflects Danaher's ongoing strategy to grow through significant purchases in the healthcare sector.
Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.24%
Australiaâs S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.24% by the close of trade, boosted by gains in key sectors. Positive market sentiment and strong performances from leading companies contributed to the uplift, reflecting investor confidence amidst ongoing economic developments.
Danaher nears $10 billion deal to buy med tech firm Masimo - FT
Danaher is close to acquiring medical technology company Masimo for nearly $10 billion, according to the Financial Times. The deal would expand Danaher's presence in the med tech sector and enhance its product offerings in patient monitoring and diagnostics.
Exxonâs Australian Unit Fined $11.3 Million for Misleading Fuel Claims
ExxonMobilâs Australian subsidiary was fined $11.3 million for misleading consumers with false claims about its fuelâs environmental benefits. The Federal Court found the company advertised its fuels as reducing emissions and being âbetter for the environmentâ without sufficient evidence, violating consumer laws. ExxonMobil has pledged to improve its advertising practices to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Asia stocks: Australia boosted by BHP, Japan extends losses on soft GDP
Australian stocks rose, led by gains in BHP following strong commodity prices, while Japan's markets fell due to weaker-than-expected GDP data. The soft economic performance in Japan raised concerns over growth, weighing on investor sentiment. Other regional markets showed mixed results amid ongoing global economic uncertainties.
Activist Elliott builds over 10% stake in Norwegian Cruise Line, WSJ reports
Activist investor Elliott Management has acquired a stake exceeding 10% in Norwegian Cruise Line, aiming to influence the company's strategic direction. The investment signals potential calls for operational improvements or changes in leadership to enhance shareholder value, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.
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Israel's post-war economy to grow further in 2026 after 3.1% gain in 2025
Israel's economy is projected to grow by 3.1% in 2025 and continue expanding in 2026, driven by post-war reconstruction efforts and increased government spending. This growth follows resilience amid recent conflicts, supported by strong industrial output and export recovery. Economic stability and investment in infrastructure are expected to sustain momentum in the coming years.
Romaniaâs inflation remains near 10% in January, rate cuts unlikely
Romania's inflation rate stayed close to 10% in January, maintaining pressure on the central bank to keep interest rates steady. Persistent high inflation diminishes the likelihood of forthcoming rate cuts as authorities prioritize stabilizing prices amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
Swiss economy grows 0.2% in Q4, 1.4% for full year 2025
Switzerland's economy expanded by 0.2% in Q4 2025, driven by strong services and manufacturing sectors. Full-year growth reached 1.4%, supported by domestic demand and export recovery. Despite global uncertainties, Switzerland maintained steady economic momentum throughout 2025.
Key UK data week kicks off as BoE decision nears
The UK faces a crucial week with major economic data releases ahead of the Bank of England's upcoming interest rate decision. Analysts expect the data to influence the BoE's policy stance amid inflation concerns and economic growth uncertainty. Market participants are closely watching indicators such as inflation rates, employment figures, and GDP to gauge the next move in monetary policy.
ANALYSIS - EU weighs two-track approach to break economic reform deadlock
The EU is considering a two-track strategy to resolve a stalemate over economic reforms among member states. This approach would allow some countries to pursue deeper integration and reforms, while others proceed at a slower pace. The goal is to accommodate differing national priorities and accelerate progress without forcing full consensus, aiming to strengthen the bloc's economic resilience amid rising geopolitical and financial challenges.
UK property asking prices hold steady after post-budget jump, Rightmove says
UK property asking prices remained steady in the latest data from Rightmove after a significant rise following the recent budget. The initial post-budget surge in prices has leveled off, indicating a stable property market despite earlier fluctuations. This trend reflects buyer and seller caution amid economic uncertainties and ongoing market adjustments.
UK labour reforms to cut hiring by one in three employers, survey shows
A survey reveals that new UK labour reforms are expected to reduce hiring by about one-third of employers. Businesses express concerns over increased costs and complexity, impacting recruitment plans and potentially slowing economic growth. The changes include stricter employment regulations aimed at improving worker protections but may also discourage some companies from expanding their workforce.
Japan GDP grows far below expectations in Q4 amid weak capex, exports
Japanâs GDP growth in Q4 fell short of expectations due to weak capital expenditures and declining exports. Economic activity slowed, impacted by reduced business investment and external demand. This underperformance signals challenges ahead for Japanâs economic recovery.
Economic Calendar: US and Japanese GDP and the PCE inflation
The upcoming economic calendar highlights key data releases including the US GDP and Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation figures, alongside Japan's GDP report. These indicators are closely watched to gauge economic growth and inflation trends in both countries, impacting monetary policy decisions and market expectations.
Morning Bid: Quiet markets, loud diplomacy: All eyes on Iran
Markets remain steady amid subdued trading as global attention focuses on diplomatic efforts surrounding Iran. Key developments include intense negotiations over Iran's nuclear program and potential impacts on oil supplies. Investors closely monitor geopolitical tensions and possible sanctions, weighing risks against stable economic indicators. The situation underscores the delicate balance between market calm and escalating diplomatic activity.
Exclusive - Japanâs debt issuance to surge 28% in fiscal 2029 from 2026, finance ministry estimates
Japan's Finance Ministry projects a 28% increase in government debt issuance by fiscal 2029 compared to 2026. The rise reflects efforts to finance expanding social security costs and fiscal stimulus programs amid a sluggish economy. Despite concerns over soaring debt, the ministry plans to maintain stable market access and keep borrowing costs low through careful debt management strategies.
Dollar holds gains in thin trading as markets await Fed minutes, US GDP
The US dollar maintained its recent gains amid thin market trading as investors awaited key updates from the Federal Reserve's minutes and upcoming US GDP data. Market participants remain cautious, anticipating insights on monetary policy direction and economic growth, which could influence currency movements and broader financial markets.
RBA Feb rate hike driven by inflation concerns, but future path unclear - minutes
The RBA raised rates in February due to inflation worries, as minutes revealed persistent pressures despite recent tightening. However, officials remain uncertain about the future trajectory, citing mixed economic signals and global risks. The bank will closely monitor incoming data before deciding on further hikes or pauses to ensure inflation remains on target.
Australia central bank sees no set path for future rates, following Feb hike
The Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates in February but indicated there is no predetermined path for future hikes. Policymakers will continue to assess economic data and inflation trends before making further decisions, emphasizing flexibility in response to evolving conditions.
Cubans turn to electric vehicles as US tightens oil blockade
Facing stricter US oil sanctions, Cubans increasingly adopt electric vehicles to combat fuel shortages. This shift reflects growing local innovation and adaptation amid economic challenges caused by tightened embargo measures. Electric cars offer a practical solution to limited access to gasoline, marking a significant change in transportation on the island.
Canada announces new chief trade negotiator to the United States
Canada has appointed a new chief trade negotiator to strengthen its trade relations with the United States. The move aims to enhance collaboration, address ongoing trade challenges, and promote economic growth between the two countries. The new negotiator brings extensive experience and is expected to lead key discussions on tariffs, market access, and regulatory cooperation.
Shares edge up in thinly-traded holiday markets, Japan data disappoint
Shares rose slightly in quiet holiday trading despite disappointing economic data from Japan, which showed weaker-than-expected export growth. Investors remained cautious amid limited market activity due to the holiday season, with focus on upcoming global events and earnings reports for further direction.
Hereâs why UBS now expects two Fed rate cuts later this year
UBS has revised its outlook, predicting two Federal Reserve rate cuts later in 2024 due to slowing economic growth and easing inflation pressures. The bank cites weakening US economic data and a less hawkish Fed stance, indicating policymakers may lower rates to support the economy amid persistent uncertainties.
Five things to watch in markets in the week ahead
This week, investors will focus on U.S. economic data, Federal Reserve signals, earnings reports from major companies, geopolitical developments, and commodity price trends. These factors will influence market sentiment and guide trading strategies as traders assess growth outlooks, inflation pressures, and global risks.
Bitcoin price today: steady at $68k in holiday-thinned trade
Bitcoin's price remained steady at around $68,000 amid low trading volumes during the holiday period. Market activity slowed as investors stayed cautious, resulting in minimal price fluctuations. Analysts note the calm could precede increased volatility once trading resumes normal levels after the holidays.
Nexo Returns to the U.S.
Nexo has resumed operations in the U.S. after previously exiting the market. The crypto lending platform aims to regain its user base by offering competitive interest rates and enhanced security features. This move marks a strategic effort to strengthen its presence amid growing demand for crypto financial services in the United States.
Bitcoin falls below $70k as crypto markets nurse four-week losing streak
Bitcoin dropped below $70,000, continuing a four-week decline across cryptocurrency markets. This downturn is attributed to investor caution amid regulatory concerns and profit-taking after recent gains. Other major cryptocurrencies also saw losses, reflecting broader market uncertainty and volatility in digital assets.
XRP Falls 11% In Rout
XRP experienced an 11% decline amid a market selloff impacting major cryptocurrencies. The drop followed broader investor concerns and increased regulatory scrutiny. This downturn adds to the volatility often seen in digital assets, affecting trader sentiment and market dynamics.
XRP Climbs 10% As Investors Gain Confidence
XRP's value surged by 10% as growing investor confidence fuels buying activity. Market optimism is driven by positive developments in regulatory clarity and adoption prospects, boosting demand for the cryptocurrency. This upward trend reflects renewed interest and belief in XRP's long-term potential amid a recovering crypto market.
Bitcoin steadies with a nearly 4% rise, but set for a four-week losing streak
Bitcoin's price rose nearly 4%, stabilizing after recent losses, though it still faces a potential four-week decline. Market volatility and investor caution persist amid broader economic concerns and regulatory uncertainties affecting cryptocurrency performance.
Bybit x Block Scholes Report: Crypto Derivatives Markets Hit Most Extreme Positioning Since 2022 FTX Collapse
The Bybit and Block Scholes report reveals that crypto derivatives markets have reached their most extreme positioning levels since the 2022 FTX collapse. This indicates heightened market volatility and risk, reflecting intense trader sentiment and potential instability in the crypto sector.
Bitcoin set for four-day losing streak as traders assess rate cut outlook
Bitcoin is poised for a fourth consecutive day of losses as investors weigh the potential for upcoming interest rate cuts. Market sentiment is cautious amid mixed economic signals, influencing traders' decisions and putting pressure on Bitcoin prices.
Bitcoin may drop to $50,000 in coming weeks, StanChartâs Kendrick warns
StanChartâs head of digital assets, Gareth Kendrick, cautions that Bitcoin could fall to $50,000 in the near future due to market volatility and macroeconomic factors. Despite recent gains, uncertainties like inflation and regulatory pressures may impact prices, suggesting investors should prepare for possible declines.
Flipster FZE Secures In-Principle Approval from VARA, Reinforcing Commitment to Regulated Crypto Access
Flipster FZE has received in-principle approval from Dubaiâs Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), marking a significant step in its mission to provide regulated access to cryptocurrency services. This approval underscores Flipsterâs dedication to compliance and offering secure, transparent crypto solutions within the Dubai regulatory framework.
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Macmahon 1H26 presentation slides: 11% revenue growth, strategic diversification accelerates
Macmahon reported an 11% revenue increase in the first half of 2026, driven by strong project execution. The company highlighted accelerated strategic diversification into new sectors to reduce dependency on mining. Key investments and partnerships position Macmahon for sustainable growth, enhancing its competitive edge in infrastructure and renewable energy markets. Operational efficiencies and cost management remain priorities.
Sims Limited H1 2026 slides: Company declares AUD 0.14 interim dividend
Sims Limited reported a decline in H1 2026 earnings due to challenging market conditions but declared an interim dividend of AUD 0.14 per share. The company highlighted efforts to manage costs and improve operational efficiencies amid volatility in metal prices and demand. Sims remains focused on strategic growth and sustainability initiatives to strengthen future performance.
Judo Bank 1H26 presentation slides: Profit jumps 53% YoY as operating leverage emerges
Judo Bank's 1H26 results show a 53% year-on-year profit increase, driven by stronger operating leverage. The bank's improved efficiency and growing loan book contributed to the robust financial performance, highlighting its successful execution of growth and cost management strategies during the period.
Challenger 1H26 slides reveal modest earnings growth, $150m buyback plan ahead of regulatory changes
Challenger reported modest earnings growth in the first half of 2026 and announced a $150 million share buyback. These actions come as the company prepares for upcoming regulatory changes affecting its operations. Management highlighted steady performance despite market challenges and emphasized strategic initiatives to enhance shareholder value amid evolving industry conditions.
Cathie Woodâs ARK sells Discovery Ltd stock on Monday
Cathie Woodâs ARK Investment Management sold shares of Discovery Ltd on Monday. The move aligns with ARKâs active trading strategy, focusing on reallocating assets in response to market opportunities and risks. This sale reflects ARKâs ongoing portfolio adjustments amid evolving market conditions.
SRG Global 1H FY26 presentation: 20% EBITDA growth, upgrades full-year guidance
SRG Global reported a 20% increase in EBITDA for the first half of FY26, driven by strong sales and operational efficiencies. The company has upgraded its full-year guidance, citing robust market demand and improved cost management. Strategic investments and expansion in key sectors are expected to sustain growth momentum through the remainder of the fiscal year.
Smart Parking H1 FY26 slides: Record results show 96% revenue growth and 121% EPS increase
Smart Parking reported record H1 FY26 results with a 96% increase in revenue and a 121% rise in EPS. The companyâs strong performance reflects significant growth and improved profitability, driven by expanded market demand and operational efficiencies. These results highlight Smart Parkingâs solid financial position and growth potential in the digital parking solutions sector.
Kinatico H1 FY26 Presentation Slides: SaaS Revenue Surges 50%, New Platform Expands Market
Kinatico's H1 FY26 report shows a 50% rise in SaaS revenue, driven by strong customer adoption and subscription growth. The launch of a new platform has broadened market reach, enhancing product offerings and competitive positioning. Overall, solid financial performance and strategic innovation indicate robust future growth potential.
Qualitas 1H26 slides reveal 30% profit growth, reaffirm strong FY26 outlook
Qualitas reported a 30% profit increase in the first half of FY26, driven by robust revenue growth and operational efficiencies. The company reaffirmed its strong outlook for the full year, highlighting continued market demand and strategic initiatives expected to sustain growth momentum. Management remains confident in meeting or exceeding annual targets.