News Summary - 02/20/2026

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Trump says world has 10 days to see if Iran agrees deal or 'bad things happen'

The US is increasing military presence in the Middle East as negotiations continue with Iran over its nuclear program, warning that the world has 10 days to see if Iran agrees to a deal before consequences arise.

Sudan atrocities are 'hallmarks of genocide', UN says

A UN fact-finding mission reported that the Rapid Support Forces' capture of el-Fasher involved atrocities that bear the hallmarks of genocide.

Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane dies at 53 after ALS diagnosis

Eric Dane, known for his role on Grey's Anatomy and HBO's Euphoria, passed away at 53 after battling ALS, the most common form of motor neurone disease.

Austrian climber found guilty after girlfriend froze to death on mountain

An Austrian climber was found guilty following the death of his girlfriend, who succumbed to hypothermia during a climbing trip on Grossglockner mountain in January 2025.

Hamas holds vote to choose new interim leader, source tells BBC

Hamas is conducting a vote to select a new interim leader following the deaths of its top leaders in recent Israeli strikes.

Epstein eyed record label investment to access women, files suggest

Files reveal Jeffrey Epstein planned to invest in a record label as a means to access women. An associate noted the music industry was connected to "P," a term Epstein used to refer to women, suggesting his intentions behind the investment were linked to exploitation.

Trump directs US government to prepare release of files on aliens and UFOs

Trump announced plans to push for the release of US government files on extraterrestrials and UFOs, citing significant public interest in the topic.

Mystery donor gives Japanese city $3.6 million in gold bars to fix water system

Osaka's mayor expressed deep gratitude and surprise after receiving $3.6 million in gold bars from an anonymous donor to help repair the city's water system, calling the gesture remarkable and invaluable.

Lion DNA helps convict poachers for first time

Investigators used a Zimbabwean lion DNA database to identify a missing animal, marking the first time lion DNA evidence helped convict poachers. This breakthrough aids wildlife protection efforts by providing a scientific method to link poachers to specific animals.

Trump's Board of Peace members pledge $7bn in Gaza relief

Trump indicated that Hamas "looks like" it will disarm despite signs of the group regrouping. Meanwhile, members of his Board of Peace have pledged $7 billion to support relief efforts in Gaza.

Son of Robert Mugabe arrested in South Africa on suspicion of attempted murder

Bellarmine Mugabe, son of former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, was arrested in South Africa on suspicion of attempted murder after a man working where he was staying was shot and injured.

South Korea's ex-president jailed for life over martial law attempt

A judge ruled that Yoon Suk Yeol's December 2024 attempt to impose martial law severely harmed South Korea's democracy, leading to his life sentence.

Veteran dissident who refused exile released

Mikola Statkevich, a longtime Belarusian dissident, has been released after more than five years in prison and is currently recovering at home from a stroke, according to his wife.

White House presses Iran to make deal, while ramping up military presence

Reports indicate that former President Trump has considered attack options against Iran with advisers, with a strike potentially occurring as soon as Saturday, amidst ongoing US efforts to negotiate a deal while increasing military presence in the region.

Hamas is reasserting control in Gaza despite its heavy losses fighting Israel

Despite significant losses in its conflict with Israel, Hamas is regaining control over Gaza's security forces, tax revenue, and government services, according to local residents.

Do not give away Diego Garcia, Trump tells UK in fresh attack on Chagos deal

President Trump criticized the UK's Chagos Islands agreement, urging them not to give away the strategic Diego Garcia base. His remarks came a day after the US officially endorsed the UK's deal on the Chagos Islands.

Eight skiers found dead after California avalanche

A massive avalanche in California's Lake Tahoe region left 15 skiers missing, with eight confirmed dead. One skier remains missing and is presumed dead. Rescue efforts continue amid challenging conditions.

Over 1,000 Kenyans Enlisted to Fight in Russia-Ukraine War, Report Says

Investigators reveal that over 1,000 Kenyans were recruited to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war through a well-organized trafficking ring involving immigration staff and security agencies.

Desperate hunt for breakthrough in Nancy Guthrie case turns to Mexico

The search for Nancy Guthrie, 84-year-old mother of US presenter Savannah Guthrie, has entered its third week with efforts intensifying and the investigation expanding into Mexico. Authorities and family remain hopeful for new leads in the ongoing case.

Woman accused of using ChatGPT to plan drug murders

A 21-year-old woman in South Korea faces charges for secretly drugging three men in their 20s by administering spiked drinks, with authorities investigating her use of ChatGPT to plan the crimes.

Australian presenter apologises for drinking before slurred Olympics report

Danika Mason apologized for slurring her words during a live Olympics report, blaming the cold weather. She had been discussing coffee and iguanas before the incident.

Samba school that praised Brazil's Lula at Rio Carnival relegated

A samba school that praised Brazil's former President Lula during the Rio Carnival was relegated in the competition. The event showcased elaborate floats as top samba schools vied for first prize.

'Difficult' Russia-Ukraine peace talks end without breakthrough

The second day of Ukraine-Russia negotiations concluded after only two hours, ending without any significant progress or breakthrough in discussions.

Iran security official appears to fire on crowd at cemetery

During a gathering to honor victims of the government's harsh protest crackdown, an Iranian security official was seen firing on the crowd at a cemetery, escalating tensions amid widespread unrest.

Suspected carbon-monoxide leak kills at least 30 miners in Nigeria, witnesses say

At least 30 miners in Nigeria have died after a suspected carbon-monoxide leak caused gas buildup in poorly ventilated tunnels, leading to the workers collapsing underground.

Billionaire Les Wexner tells US lawmakers he was 'naive' and 'conned' by Epstein

Les Wexner, former CEO of Victoria's Secret, testified before Congress, admitting that he was "naive" and "conned" by Jeffrey Epstein, who allegedly stole "vast sums" of money from Wexner's family.

The Chinese AI app sending Hollywood into a panic

Clips featuring Deadpool and other film characters generated by a Chinese AI app have raised serious copyright concerns in Hollywood, sparking fears over unauthorized use of protected content and potential legal challenges.

South African farmers fear devastation as foot-and-mouth takes hold

The South African government has initiated a vaccination program to combat the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. However, officials face criticism for their delayed response, raising concerns among farmers about the potential severe impact on livestock and the farming industry.

The Grammy winner bringing traditional country to new audiences

Zach Top shares his experience winning the inaugural Grammy Award for Best Traditional Country Album, highlighting how the recognition helps bring classic country music to new listeners while honoring the genre's roots.

Revealed: The billions given to charity by ordinary Indians every year

A new survey reveals that ordinary Indian households, not billionaires, are the primary contributors to philanthropy in India, showcasing the significant impact of everyday charitable giving across the country.

Trump's foreign policy dilemma laid bare by Iran tensions

President Trump’s foreign policy shows a tension between his calls for peace and readiness to use military force, revealing the challenge of balancing diplomacy with assertiveness amid Iran-related conflicts.

The Russian village that lost its men to war

In Sedanka, a remote village in Russia's Far East, nearly all fighting-age men have left to join the war in Ukraine, leaving the community largely without its male population.

More than 90 deaths this season: Are we seeing more avalanches?

Recent deadly avalanches in California and Europe highlight the increasing risks and emphasize the importance of avalanche awareness and safety measures to prevent further fatalities.

US-Iran tension: Why Tehran may choose confrontation over 'surrender'

Iran's leadership is considering resisting US demands as a means of survival, weighing confrontation over surrender amid ongoing tensions.

US build-up of warships and fighter jets tracked near Iran

A second US aircraft carrier is reportedly heading to the Middle East, signaling increased military presence as the US intensifies pressure on Iran.

Musk cuts Starlink access for Russian forces - giving Ukraine an edge at the front

Ukrainian forces report that Russian troops are facing difficulties after Elon Musk restricted their access to Starlink satellite internet, providing Ukraine with a significant tactical advantage on the battlefield.

The teacher who won $1m for turning India's slums into open-air classrooms

Rouble Nagi has dedicated 30 years to advancing education for India's marginalized communities, transforming slums into open-air classrooms and impacting countless lives.

How two farms in Senegal supply many of the UK's vegetables

Two farms in Senegal supply fresh vegetables to the UK during winter, shipping produce weekly by cargo ship to meet demand when local crops are scarce.

Why haven't more Americans faced charges in the Epstein case?

Sarah Smith explores reasons why no other Americans besides Epstein and Maxwell have been criminally charged. Factors include limited evidence, Epstein's vast network, complex legal challenges, and ongoing investigations that focus on high-profile individuals while others remain under scrutiny.

Watch: The day Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor spent the day at a Norfolk police station following his arrest. He was later released under investigation, with further details yet to emerge.

Flying oranges: Italian town celebrates carnival with historic street battle

A northern Italian town began its carnival festivities with the annual Battle of the Oranges, a lively event where participants throw oranges at each other in a playful street battle.

Giant robot tribute to Brazil's President Lula comes last in carnival competition

Rio de Janeiro's Carnival featured a giant robot tribute to President Lula, highlighting his journey from poverty to power. Despite the impressive display, the tribute finished last in the competition.

Watch: Moment crew docks at International Space Station

The crew launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft atop a Falcon 9 rocket and successfully docked at the International Space Station.

Tribes grant the Colorado River legal personhood - can this help save it?

The Colorado River, shared by seven US states, is enduring its worst drought in 1,200 years. In response, tribes have granted it legal personhood, aiming to enhance its protection and management amid escalating 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 his Olympic gold victory, now shattered.

Isabel Rodríguez: "We must provide security to landlords so they can rent to young people and families"

Isabel Rodríguez advocates for fiscal measures to control rental prices but emphasizes that the structural solution to the housing crisis is to increase public housing, highlighting projects such as the Campamento works. Additionally, she underscores the importance of providing security to landlords to encourage renting to young people and families.

Maximum alert in Iran: several countries evacuate their citizens ahead of an attack forecasted as "imminent" following Trump's ultimatum

Russia calls for restraint amid an unprecedented situation while American media indicate that an attack on Iran could occur this weekend. Trump warns there is a ten-day deadline to reach an agreement with Iran and cautions that, if not achieved, "bad things will happen," triggering maximum international alert and evacuations of citizens.

The USS Gerald Ford: This is the largest military ship ever built and it is already in the Mediterranean ahead of a possible war with Iran

The USS Gerald Ford, the largest military ship ever built, is already in the Mediterranean. Previously, it was part of the fleet mobilized by the US in the Caribbean Sea amid rising tensions with Iran.

This is what the shifts are like that doctors are calling to abolish: "The risk in the operating room increases at dawn and with exhausted staff"

Five doctors describe their 24-hour shifts during an ongoing strike demanding the reduction of on-call duties. They warn that risks in the operating room increase during the early hours due to staff fatigue, endangering the safety of both professionals and patients.

Venezuela approves historic amnesty, but does not forgive armed actions or "force against the people"

The Venezuelan Parliament approved an amnesty for crimes committed during political crises from 2002 to 2025, excluding armed acts or violence against the population.

Venezuelan opposition members believe the amnesty law is "insufficient and biased"

Primero Justicia described the approved amnesty law as insufficient and biased, reiterating that the fight for freedom and authentic transitional justice in Venezuela must not be relaxed.

The Arrest of Andrew Shakes Buckingham: It Is the First Arrest of a Queen's Son in the History of the Modern English Monarchy

The arrest of Prince Andrew, the first son of a queen to be detained in the modern English monarchy, has caused a stir in Buckingham. Despite the impact, King Charles and Queen Camilla maintained their scheduled engagements on Thursday, demonstrating continuity in their official duties.

Former Prince Andrew leaves the police station after nearly 12 hours detained in the Epstein case

Former Prince Andrew, brother of Charles III, was detained for nearly 12 hours in connection with the Epstein case and was subsequently "released under investigation," according to the Thames Valley Police.

Live coverage of former Prince Andrew's arrest | Trump laments the arrest of King Charles III's brother: "For me, it is very sad"

Breaking news on the arrest of former Prince Andrew, brother of King Charles III. Donald Trump expressed sadness over the arrest, calling it a regrettable event. The circumstances and details of the arrest are unfolding in real time.

The Last Chapter of the British Royal Family Scandals: From Lady Di's Death to 'Sussexit'

The last century of the British Royal House has been marked by numerous scandals, including the Windsor fire in 1992, the separation of Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, the tragic death of Lady Di, and the controversial exit of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, known as 'Sussexit'.

Who Was Virginia Giuffre, the Woman Who Exposed Epstein’s Network and Accused Former Prince Andrew

Virginia Giuffre, a victim of Jeffrey Epstein, died by suicide in April 2025. She was known for accusing former Prince Andrew and exposing the sexual abuse network of the American pedophile, filing a lawsuit against the member of the British royal family four years before her death.

"Misconduct in a Public Office": the Crime That Could Send the Ex-Prince to Life Imprisonment

King Charles III's brother has been arrested for alleged misconduct in a public office, a crime that could carry a life sentence.

The pioneering 'everything for a hundred' stores that gave way to Primark: "It was the store for a duro"

This company, a pioneer in the fixed-price business model, offered everyday consumer products at a fixed and affordable price, popularizing the idea of "everything for a hundred" before the arrival of chains like Primark.

Eric Dane, actor from 'Grey's Anatomy' and Euphoria, dies after a long battle with ALS

Eric Dane, known for his roles in 'Grey's Anatomy' and 'Euphoria,' passed away at 53 after a prolonged fight with ALS. His death shocked fans and colleagues, who highlighted his talent and courage in the face of his illness.

Elena Furiase Gives Pablo Motos a Lesson on Zodiac Signs: "You Have to Be More Mystical"

Elena Furiase visited the Antena 3 show to present her new movie 'The Wedding,' which will be released on February 20th. During the interview, she shared her interest in zodiac signs and gave Pablo Motos a lesson on mysticism.

Jacob Petrus' response in 'La Revuelta' to the question about sexual relations: "I've been the one experiencing the drought"

Jacob Petrus, host of 'Aquí la Tierra', took part in Broncano's 'La Revuelta' to celebrate over 3,100 episodes. During the conversation, he humorously answered a question about his sex life, stating that he has been the one experiencing "the drought."

An early glimpse of spring arrives in Spain, with temperatures up to 27 degrees in some areas

A subtropical ridge alongside the Azores high-pressure system will bring an early glimpse of spring to the Iberian Peninsula, with temperatures reaching up to 27 degrees in some areas.

Trump to the President of Paraguay: "What a handsome young man! That doesn't mean I like you. Women, yes."

The President of Paraguay attended the inaugural summit of a new organization leading a peace plan in Gaza, aiming to advance the resolution of the conflict in the region.

The Government Remains Silent While the PSOE Tries to Distance Itself from the DAO Crisis: "It’s Not the Party’s Issue"

The PSOE rejects that the DAO crisis affects the party and maintains unanimous support for Minister Marlaska. Within the Government, they expect external pressure to subside within a few days, showing unity in the face of criticism.

The PP will pull Zapatero out of his political ostracism over his "ghost" advisory roles in the Plus Ultra bailout: "It is the root of everything"

Zapatero will appear before the Senate during the campaign for the Castilla y León elections on March 15, as the PP aims to highlight his alleged "ghost" advisory role in the Plus Ultra bailout, calling it the origin of the entire scandal.

Trump Orders Release of Government Files on UFOs and Extraterrestrial Life

Trump has ordered the release of government files related to UFOs and possible forms of extraterrestrial life, seeking transparency about unidentified aerial phenomena that have sparked speculation for decades.

Laura Sánchez and Aitor Ocio’s Daughter Undergoes Surgery in the US for a Serious Injury Affecting Her Sporting Future

Naia, 19 years old, daughter of Laura Sánchez and Aitor Ocio, studies and plays soccer in the US. She was recently operated on after suffering a severe tear that will prevent her from playing for an extended period, impacting her sporting future.

Bottled Water or Tap Water? Dr. Viña Explains Which Is Healthier

Spain is the sixth highest consumer of bottled water, although 99.5% of tap water is safe to drink, according to Dr. Viña.

Dani suffered pulmonary edema at 18 years old from vaping: "They told me that if I didn't quit, I would spend my life hooked up to a machine"

Dani, affected by pulmonary edema at 18 years old due to vaping, warns about the low risk perception among teenagers. He points out that appealing flavors increase this problem and that, if he didn't stop vaping, he would face serious health consequences.

The first report from the Guardia Civil on Adamuz analyzes lack of maintenance but does not rule out "sabotage" or "terrorist" act

The Guardia Civil is investigating the cause of the incident in Adamuz, requesting documents regarding the work tender, information about the workers who performed the welding, and the CGT complaint about non-compliance with the distance between welds, to determine whether it was an infrastructure problem or a possible sabotage or terrorist act.

"Chinese New Year is like a little magnet for Usera. They discover the district and then come back"

The district councilor leads a nearly two-kilometer walking tour between Hidrógeno Square and Madrid Río in Usera, which aspires to become Madrid's Chinatown. The walk includes Asian cultural elements such as proverbs, horoscopes, and golden carp, reflecting the identity and attracting visitors, especially during the Chinese New Year.

Sonia Cea, councilor of Usera: "In the schools, Chinese, Spanish, and Colombian children already coexist, and this is reflected on the streets"

Sonia Cea highlights the multicultural coexistence in Usera, especially among children of Chinese, Spanish, and Colombian origin. Preparations are underway for the Chinese New Year, which will attract more than 80,000 people to the district with over 30 Asian activities throughout the weekend.

Rufián stirs debate about the burka and sparks criticism from the PP, Vox, and the Government: from "incoherence" to "rectification"

Statements by ERC spokesperson Gabriel Rufián about the burka have generated a wave of criticism from the PP, Vox, and the Government, ranging from accusations of incoherence to calls for rectification, intensifying the political debate over the garment.

The 10-year residency requirement worries cooperative members: "Until we see the exceptions in writing..."

The Housing Council guarantees not to impose conditions on those who already have contracts or have made payments, but it has not published a draft with the exceptions, which generates distrust among the affected cooperative members.

Woman detained in Palma for attempting to kill her husband with high doses of medication in the food

A woman in Palma was detained for attempted homicide after administering high doses of medication in her husband's food.

How to Protect Your Elderly and Your Children from Online Fraud

In an increasingly connected world, online fraud is on the rise. It is important to educate the elderly and children about digital security, recognize signs of scams, and use protective tools to avoid becoming victims of internet fraud.

A Real Impact Against Child Poverty

The `More Childhood´ initiative by the "la Caixa" Foundation supported 8,439 children from families in poverty in 2025, providing resources to improve their living conditions.

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

Chris Martin humorously commented on the incident in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners during a kisscam segment.

Mountaineer Thomas Plamberger Convicted for Letting His Partner Die on the Mountain

The judge found Thomas Plamberger guilty of serious reckless homicide for failing to act to save his partner during a mountain expedition, which resulted in her death.

An adorable ermine peeks out at the Góriz shelter after days isolated by the storm: "It comes to say hello"

A small white-furred ermine appeared near the Góriz shelter after several days isolated by the storm, surprising visitors who interpret it as a friendly greeting.

The Victims of the Xilxes Crime Were Murdered Up to 48 Hours Before Being Found, According to the Preliminary Autopsy

The mother and daughter's dog, victims of the Xilxes crime, appeared in Valencia where the ex-husband lives, who is already detained. The preliminary autopsy indicates that they were murdered up to 48 hours before being found.

Suspension of the commander investigated for the death of two soldiers during maneuvers in Cerro Muriano has been revoked

The suspension of the commander investigated for the death of two soldiers during maneuvers in Cerro Muriano has been revoked for not respecting his fundamental rights to defense and the presumption of innocence.

Historic Day for Spanish Winter Olympism: Gold Medal for Oriol Cardona After 54 Years of Drought and Bronze for Ana Alonso

The Spanish ski mountaineering team celebrates a historic day after 54 years without medals, with Oriol Cardona winning gold and Ana Alonso earning bronze, marking a milestone for winter Olympism in Spain.

Medal Table of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games: This Is How Spain's Boost Happened

Ana Alonso and Oriol Cardona awarded the first medals to the Spanish delegation at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games this Thursday, marking an important boost for Spain in the competition.

Sonia Cea, Councilor of Usera: "In the schools, Chinese, Spanish, and Colombian children already coexist, and that extends to the streets"

Sonia Cea highlights the multicultural coexistence in Usera, where Chinese, Spanish, and Colombian children share schools and public spaces. The district is preparing for the Chinese New Year, an event that will attract more than 80,000 people and will feature over 30 activities with an Asian theme.

The French fund Covivio finalizes a new million-euro hotel purchase in Spain

Covivio is in the final negotiation phase to acquire hotels in Spain and Italy for 300 million euros, expanding its investment in the hotel sector.

Tábata Cerezo and Lucía Delgado, intimacy coordinators: "We don’t just work on sex scenes"

The IntimAct team, led by Tábata Cerezo and Lucía Delgado, is a pioneer in intimacy coordination in Spain and has worked on more than 80 projects, including four films nominated for the 2026 Goya Awards. Their work goes beyond sex scenes, focusing on ensuring safety and respect on set.

Patricia Conde: "Every morning, I take a teaspoon of coconut oil and a glass of water with the juice of a lemon"

Patricia Conde shares her morning routine, which includes taking a teaspoon of coconut oil and a glass of water with lemon juice as part of her daily care.

Clémence Biel, expert coach in child psychology: "There are 6 types of toxic mothers, each with different repercussions"

Child psychology coach Clémence Biel identifies six types of toxic mothers, each with distinct effects on their children. Although the maternal image is usually associated with protection and love, Biel emphasizes that this is not always the case, and these behaviors can negatively impact children's emotional development.

China's Innovative Construction Method: Allows Erecting a 10-Story Building in 28 Hours

China has developed a revolutionary construction method that enables the building of a 10-story building in just 28 hours, not by speeding up the work, but by completely transforming the construction process.

The town in Andalusia where Manuel Carrasco takes refuge: idyllic beaches and a maritime essence

Manuel Carrasco, a successful singer, was born in a beautiful coastal town in Huelva by the Atlantic, which is now his place of rest, known for its idyllic beaches and maritime atmosphere.

An expert explains the difference in color between steaks: "It's due to iron"

Santiago González explains that the variation in color of meat steaks is due to the concentration of iron present. This difference is natural and is related to the hemoglobin and myoglobin in the meat, affecting its tone without implying issues of quality or freshness.

All the items you must carry in the car besides the V16 beacon to avoid fines if you are checked

In addition to the V16 beacon, it is mandatory to carry other items to comply with the regulations of the Directorate General of Traffic and avoid fines. These essential components ensure that the vehicle is properly equipped for various safety and control situations.

Mónica García, Urtasun, Maíllo, and Lara Hernández will participate in the refoundation of the Sumar parties' alliance

Mónica García, Urtasun, Maíllo, and Lara Hernández will take part in the refoundation of the alliance of the Sumar parties. Díaz will not attend, but Buntinduy and Sira Rego are scheduled to participate in the event.

The Gaza Peace Board agrees that ten countries will contribute 17 billion for reconstruction

At the first meeting of the Gaza Peace Board, Donald Trump announced that nine countries have committed 7 billion dollars, while the United States will contribute 10 billion, adding up to 17 billion for the reconstruction of Gaza.

This is the future of Gaza, according to the Peace Board's plan: police, a new "business environment," and "education in tolerance"

The reconstruction of Gaza will include demilitarization and security, as well as transforming its economy, society, technology, and industry, fostering a new business environment and education in tolerance.

A judge orders Alvise Pérez to remove messages with threats against the mayor of Algeciras

A judge has ordered Alvise Pérez to delete messages in which he threatened the mayor of Algeciras with exposing alleged cases of sexual harassment if he did not resign, due to the intimidating nature of the threats.

They ask for help to repatriate a Spanish man injured in Thailand: "We cannot face this alone"

A young Spanish man suffered a motorcycle accident in Thailand and is in a coma, hospitalized in the ICU. His family is seeking help to cover the costs of his repatriation, as they cannot afford the expenses on their own.

The Shocking Truck Accident: Skids, Flies Over 30 Meters, and Crashes Into a House

A truck crashed into a dirt mound, was propelled more than 30 meters, and crashed into the facade of a house. Fortunately, no residents were injured in the accident.

Mar Flores, on the fight between Laura Matamoros and Carlo Costanzia: "I adore my son and my niece"

Mar Flores published a statement on Instagram where she says she has spoken with Laura Matamoros and Carlo Costanzia about their dispute, acknowledging that it is a "difficult situation."

Changes in the Income Tax Return: This Is the New Deduction That Affects the Lowest Salaries

The new deduction of 591 euros, applicable in the 2027 Income Tax Return, aims to correct the "jump error" and will especially benefit taxpayers with the lowest salaries.

Spaniards Are Already Booking Their Trips for This Summer: Affordable Destinations with the Best Value for Money

Spaniards are starting to book flights for the summer, taking advantage of the best deals and options with good value for money for their vacation destinations.

Three out of Four Spaniards Buy Second-Hand Products: They Spend an Average of 167 Euros Per Year

A study by the OCU reveals that 75% of Spaniards buy second-hand products, spending an average of 167 euros annually. Buyers achieve a 21% saving through bargaining. The textile sector leads sales, with platforms like Vinted and Wallapop being the most used.

Changes in Unemployment Subsidy for Over 52s: How It Will Affect the Pension This Year

The unemployment subsidy for those over 52 will see an increase in contributions due to the rise in the Interprofessional Minimum Wage (SMI) in 2026, which will reach 1,221 euros gross per month across 14 payments, positively impacting the contribution base and, therefore, the future pension.

Unpunished Repeat Offenders

Residents of many towns feel that petty criminals act with impunity, as the crimes they commit are rarely punished.

Pop Masculinity

Current masculinity challenges traditional stereotypes, promoting aesthetic expression without fear of judgment. It is recognized that clothing has no gender and that sensitivity is compatible with authority, redefining what it means to be a man in a freer and more diverse way.

Preysler Defends Iglesias

Isabel Preysler, a prominent figure in the world of celebrity for over 50 years, has known how to leverage public interest in her life, and recently she has come to Iglesias’s defense amid the media attention he receives.

He Didn't Know

Spanish politics follows the unofficial rule of ignoring suspicions of corruption. When in doubt, it is preferable to pretend ignorance rather than acknowledge the issue, thus perpetuating impunity and a lack of accountability.

The University of the Basque Country will close the Vitoria campus on Monday due to a Vox event

The University of the Basque Country has decided to close the Vitoria campus on Monday due to the risk associated with an event organized by Vox on its premises.

Detection of Atmospheric Pollution from the Reentry of an Elon Musk Rocket for the First Time

An atmospheric lidar radar was used to measure the pollution caused by the reentry of an Elon Musk rocket, detecting for the first time the alteration in the distribution and properties of aerosols in the atmosphere.

María Lamela and Jorge Javier after Laura Madrueño's departure from 'Supervivientes': "I'm ready for anything"

María Lamela, the new host of 'Supervivientes' from Honduras, visited Jorge Javier on the 'GH Dúo' set during Thursday's show following Laura Madrueño's exit from the program.

Karla Sofía Gascón and Alexia Putellas to Present 'Cabezones' at the 40th Edition of the Goya Awards

Actress Karla Sofía Gascón, lead of 'Emilia Pérez', returns to the Goya Awards after not attending in 2025 due to the controversy surrounding her. Alongside footballer Alexia Putellas, they will present the traditional awards at this 40th edition.

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Ten Magical Spots for Tourists Visiting Spain: Do You Know Where They Are?

Test your knowledge about tourism in Spain with this quiz that highlights ten must-visit magical places in the country.

Living in Fear Cannot Be the Only Option

The recent storms have left numerous fallen trees on streets and private properties in the town. Despite this visible damage, the related municipal ordinances remain unchanged.

Doctors face their final hours of strike without Health Ministry resuming negotiations

This week marks the end of the first stage of medical strikes called until June, in protest against the Framework Statute agreed upon by the Health Ministry and the main unions, without the Ministry having resumed negotiations.

Two producers withdraw plagiarism lawsuit against Karol G over a song from her album 'Mañana será bonito'

Two producers accused Karol G and her co-writers of plagiarizing their track "Punto G" in the song "Gatúbela." However, they ultimately decided to withdraw the plagiarism lawsuit filed against the singer.

Taburete Signs with Santiago Segura for the Song of 'Torrente Presidente': "Our Worst Collaboration"

Willy Bárcenas and Antón Carreño from Taburete have composed the main song for Santiago Segura's new movie, 'Torrente Presidente', which will be released in theaters on March 13.

Jumps from a balcony to avoid being stabbed by his roommate after a fight between them

A 36-year-old man was arrested by the Ertzaintza after attempting to stab his roommate during a fight. The victim managed to save himself by jumping from a balcony.

Convicted for stealing promissory notes worth 874,000 euros from a company in Amorebieta

A 19-year-old man has been convicted for stealing promissory notes valued at 874,000 euros from a company in Amorebieta. Meanwhile, another man of the same age has been released pending investigation, and the possible involvement of a woman in the case is being investigated.

Testosterone Therapy for Women, the "Happiness Pellet": "Sexually, I've Gone Back to Being 30"

Testosterone therapy in women is controversial; it is not authorized as a medication in the EU but is prescribed in private clinics as a compounded formulation. This practice generates debate within the medical community about its benefits and risks, especially in the sexual realm.

Love in the Time of Instagram: This Is How Generation Z Youth Date Today

Generation Z, digital natives shaped by the pandemic, use Instagram to date, combining theories and bodily freedom. They experience love caught between the duality of screens and reality.

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 expiration of contracts signed during the pandemic, when rents were low. Now, they must accept significant increases or vacate their homes, despite attempts to negotiate.

One of the "heavyweights" of GH Dúo expelled and Jorge Javier erupts: "You deserved, at least, the final"

Anita Williams and Cristina Piaget faced expulsion in the latest GH Dúo gala, with a defeat that caused Jorge Javier's fury, who defended the expelled contestant as deserving, at least, to reach the final.

La Sexta Signs Aimar Bretos, Who Is Already Preparing a New Show for Its Prime Time

La Sexta has hired Aimar Bretos, who is already preparing a new show aimed at its peak viewing slot. The addition of the presenter strengthens the channel's commitment to expanding its prime time lineup with fresh and appealing content.

Sonsoles Ónega, uneasy after her visit to the dentist: "I am very worried"

Sonsoles Ónega shared on 'YAS' that her habit of having lemon for breakfast every day might have affected her dental health, causing her concern after her visit to the dentist.

Buenafuente returns to work after his break due to excessive workload

Andreu Buenafuente has resumed his professional activities after taking a break due to an excessive workload. His pause allowed him to recover and energetically resume his projects and commitments.

Laura Matamoros will sit on the set of 'De viernes' after her controversy with her cousin Carlo Costanzia

Laura Matamoros will visit the program 'De viernes' on February 20th, where she will address various topics, including her recent family conflict with her cousin Carlo Costanzia.

Eva Isanta reveals that she is turophobic and it has affected her on 'Top Chef': "I can't stand it"

Eva Isanta, recently eliminated from 'Top Chef' on RTVE, confessed that she suffers from turophobia, a fear that has affected her during the competition, especially when faced with certain ingredients, making her participation difficult.

Iker Jiménez announces live the continuation of 'Horizonte' in Cuatro's access prime time

Iker Jiménez confirmed live that the program 'Horizonte' will continue to be broadcast in Cuatro's access prime time, highlighting the excellent audience ratings and influence it has achieved.

Suko, the technological spy of 'El Hormiguero', warns about the dangers of AI-generated videos

Suko, a collaborator of 'El Hormiguero', warned about a Chinese artificial intelligence capable of creating videos with images identical to reality, highlighting the risks associated with this technology and its possible impact on misinformation.

Leslie Nielsen's 'Double' Arrives on 'Pasapalabra' After Eliminating Adri on 'La Silla Azul'

Antonio eliminated Adri, the participant from Barcelona, on 'La Silla Azul' and will now face Alejandro as his new opponent on the game show 'Pasapalabra'.

The man involved in the fight with Shia LaBeouf claims that he was subjected to homophobic insults

Actor Shia LaBeouf was released on bail and must appear in court on March 19. The man involved in the fight claims that LaBeouf directed homophobic insults at him.

José Perea: "Fashion is my refuge and I found in it the most interesting and direct way to express myself"

The Andalusian designer José Perea is revolutionizing fashion with creations made without patterns and crafted quickly. He will debut at Milan Fashion Week on February 28, showcasing his innovative approach to self-expression through design.

Paola Olmedo defends her boyfriend after his controversial past comes to light: "He is a wonderful man"

Paola Olmedo expressed her frustration over the negative image that has been spread about her boyfriend following the revelation of his controversial past, and she defended him by describing him as a wonderful man during a video call with 'El tiempo justo.'

Rapper Naps Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison for Raping a Sleeping Woman

The court sentenced rapper Naps to seven years in prison for raping a sleeping woman, emphasizing the absence of consent. Additionally, it ordered his registration in the national sex offender registry.

María León will pay a fine of 5,700 euros for assaulting a police officer

The court has rejected the police officers' appeal, who were also requesting prison time for the actress María León. Ultimately, it has been confirmed that León must pay a fine of 5,700 euros for assaulting a police officer.

Criticism of influencer Marta Carriedo for complaining about having "only" four hours of domestic help

Marta Carriedo clarified that she never complained about having several hours of domestic help, but emphasized that expressing that situation should not be a reason for criticism against her.

Carlo Costanzia announces legal actions against his cousin Diego Matamoros

Carlo Costanzia has issued an urgent statement in response to the serious accusations of mistreatment towards his cousin Laura Matamoros, announcing that he will take legal actions against his cousin Diego Matamoros.

Gemita recalls the harassment she suffered on social media after her breakup with AuronPlay

Gemita, the Valencian streamer, shared on Druni’s podcast how her success and breakup with AuronPlay exposed her to intense harassment on social media, reflecting on the negative impact this had on her personal and professional life.

Makoke speaks out about the alleged abuse charges against her fiancé

Makoke has spoken exclusively with 'El tiempo justo' about the accusations of abuse against her fiancé, providing her version and clarifying the situation.

The documentary trailer of the Pombo family implies that Gabriela Toral is the sister of María, Marta, and Lucía

The trailer shows the three protagonists arguing with their mother and the eldest opening a letter containing paternity test results, suggesting that Gabriela Toral could be the sister of María, Marta, and Lucía.

This is how the new storm entering Spain in the coming days will progress

After a pause following the historic series of storms, a new Atlantic front will arrive in Spain in the coming days, causing locally heavy rains in the northern and central parts of the country.

Interview with Sidonie: "The reivindication of our language is important"

The Catalan band Sidonie will present their new project on a tour through several cities in Spain, including a date in Madrid in February. The band emphasizes the importance of reivindicating and promoting their language and culture.

Angy returns to the Benidorm Fest and values that the winner will not go to Eurovision

Angy Fernández supported Spain's decision to withdraw from the Eurovision Song Contest, highlighting this stance during her participation in the Benidorm Fest.

Carlos Alcaraz remains unstoppable in Doha: comes back against Khachanov and advances to the semifinals

Carlos Alcaraz lost the first set but came back to defeat Khachanov in Doha, advancing to the semifinals where he will face Rublev.

Another day to forget for Aston Martin: engine leaves Alonso 'stranded', Mercedes dominates and Ferrari surprises

Fernando Alonso only completed 68 laps due to engine problems. Antonelli was the fastest driver in the session, while Ferrari surprised with the introduction of a new wing. Mercedes dominated the day.

Real Madrid crushes champion Unicaja and sets up clash with Valencia Basket in the King's Cup semifinals

Real Madrid decisively defeated Unicaja 100-70, avenging their loss in the previous final. With this victory, Scariolo's team advances to the King's Cup semifinals, where they will face Valencia Basket.

Gaethje, about Topuria: "He eliminated Holloway, but I'm going to try to avenge him"

Interim champion Gaethje acknowledges the impact of Topuria's win over Holloway and expresses his intent to avenge that loss, aiming to satisfy the American fans.

Creator of the 'Red Dynamite,' Sepp Piontek, Dies at 85

Sepp Piontek, the German coach who led Denmark from 1979 to 1990, passed away at the age of 85. He was key to Denmark's success, qualifying the team for two European Championships (1984 and 1988) and their first-ever World Cup, revolutionizing Danish football with the so-called 'Red Dynamite.'

AraWrite, this is the new ARASAAC tool that 'translates' into pictograms simultaneously

AraWrite is a free ARASAAC application that uses artificial intelligence to simultaneously convert texts into pictograms, allowing input via keyboard or voice dictation.

The Supreme Court requests changing the crime of abandonment to include people with physical disabilities

The Supreme Court calls for modifying the abandonment law to include people with physical disabilities, who are currently excluded. It points out that the existing legislation only protects those with intellectual disabilities, which causes an "unjustified discrimination" against other types of disabilities.

FEDER calls for greater social and health equity for people with rare diseases

In Spain, 3.4 million people live with rare diseases and face inequalities in access to social and health services depending on the autonomous community. FEDER requests greater equity to ensure uniform rights and well-being for this group.

Organizations Supporting People with Intellectual Disabilities in Spain Employ 46,000 Citizens

A study by Plena inclusión highlights that associations supporting people with intellectual disabilities in Spain employ 46,000 people and contribute significantly to the GDP, representing nearly 0.1% of the country’s total economy.

The Fine Print of the New Consumer Credit Law: Appliances and Furniture Can Be Financed Interest-Free

The new consumer credit law allows certain companies to finance appliances and furniture without interest in specific situations, offering goods and services at zero cost under certain conditions.

Asnef calls to limit the amount of quick loans to 500 euros to prevent over-indebtedness

Asnef, the association of Credit Financial Institutions, plans to meet soon with the Treasury General Secretariat to propose limiting quick loans to 500 euros in order to prevent over-indebtedness.

Ryanair, Iberia, Transavia, and Wizz Air Reported for Imposing Deadlines to Use Their Gift Cards

Facua reports that Ryanair, Iberia, Transavia, and Wizz Air impose unjustified expiration dates on their gift cards, which is considered an abusive practice that restricts consumer rights and demonstrates a lack of reciprocity in the contracts.

MásMóvil's New 'Low Cost' Customers Will Not Be Able to Use Telefónica's Network Starting in March

Starting in March, new sign-ups for Yoigo, Pepephone, and Telecable will be activated without automatic access to Movistar's networks, limiting the use of Telefónica's network for these MásMóvil 'low cost' customers.

Spanish manufacturers warn Brussels: "If competitiveness is not ensured, the European car as we know it will disappear"

Josep María Recasens, president of Anfac and Renault Spain, urges Brussels to take urgent measures to guarantee the competitiveness of the European automotive sector in the face of numerous challenges, warning that without action, the European car as we know it could disappear.

Airlines estimate that passengers will pay 2.15 billion more due to Aena's fee increase

The Association of Airlines states that Aena's proposal underestimates traffic growth and overvalues operating and capital costs, but they calculate that the fee increase will result in an additional payment of 2.15 billion by passengers.

Neve Campbell (52) returns in 'Scream 7', 30 years after the first movie: "Sidney is back..."

Neve Campbell returns as Sidney Prescott in 'Scream 7', after being absent from the sixth installment. The Canadian actress reprises her role in the new Woodsboro killing spree. The movie will be released in Spain on February 27.

Clara Galle and Paula Usero are trending: when the Netflix miniseries starring them along with Claudia Salas will be released

Based on the bestseller by Gillian McAllister, the Netflix miniseries starring Clara Galle, Claudia Salas, and Paula Usero is already trending, although its release date has not yet been announced.

The Civil Guard in Operation Sanctuary: 400 agents led the real event that inspired this Goya-nominated gem

"Ghost in the Battle," released on Netflix in October, received praise from critics and audiences, and earned 4 Goya 2026 nominations. It is based on Operation Sanctuary, led by 400 Civil Guard agents.

Bradley Cooper strikes back as director: who is the quirky comedian that inspired his new movie?

Bradley Cooper returns as a director with a new film starring Will Arnett and Laura Dern, inspired by the life of a 'Doctor Who' actor.

'Prince Andrew: Dismissed': Where and When You Can Watch the Documentary That Explains His Fall from Grace

The arrest of former Prince Andrew due to his connections with Epstein has generated a significant scandal in the House of Windsor, triggering a fall from grace that will be explored in an upcoming documentary.

With this trick, you'll know if your phone company is delivering the Internet speed you're paying for

There are various free online tests that allow you to measure the bandwidth of your wired Internet connection, helping you verify if your phone company is meeting the promised speed.

Beware if you use Copilot: a Microsoft Office bug has exposed confidential emails

Microsoft confirmed that a code error in Office caused the exposure of confidential emails and assured that it began rolling out a fix since early February.

Google redesigns its search engine with artificial intelligence: it will now give more visibility to original sources

Google updates its search engine by integrating AI that highlights the original sources of information, increasing transparency and making it easier to recognize content creators.

Netflix will stop working on these devices: Do you have any of them?

Netflix will stop working on certain devices because they do not have the necessary capability to support the new updates, thus affecting users with older equipment.

HUAWEI Reactivates NFC Payments on Its Smartwatches with Curve Pay

HUAWEI reintroduces NFC payments in its smartwatches through Curve Pay, replacing Quicko in Europe. The service supports Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal cards.

Getting Married with Birkenstocks is Possible: This is the Most Elegant Bridal Design from the Brand

Birkenstock, together with designer Danielle Frankel, launched a bridal collection that combines comfort and elegance for brides who want comfortable footwear without sacrificing style on their special day.

There's No Other Topic: Lola Índigo Eclipses New York Fashion Week with Her Look

Spanish singer Lola Índigo shone at New York Fashion Week, captivating everyone with a spectacular dress that set a trend during the runway show.

Kylie Minogue returns to the Barbie universe: all the details of the doll that pays tribute to her

Kylie Minogue and Mattel collaborate to launch a Barbie doll inspired by the iconic music video of her song ‘Padam Padam,’ paying tribute to the artist and her unique style.

Neither Ballet Flats nor Loafers: These Are the 'Boho' Style Shoes That Will Dominate in 2026

A footwear style inspired by Ancient designs is making a strong comeback to become one of the most popular trends in 2026, leaving behind ballet flats and loafers.

Mel Robbins, personal growth expert, on relationships: "The way someone treats you shows the place you occupy in their life"

Mel Robbins emphasizes that it is essential to recognize and accept when a relationship is unreciprocated, learning to say ‘no’ to protect our emotional well-being, despite the pain this may cause.

Does Intermittent Fasting Help with Weight Loss and Delay Aging? We Talked to an Expert

Intermittent fasting, which alternates periods of eating and fasting, has gained popularity and sparked debate among experts about its potential benefits for weight loss and life extension, as well as its risks.

Martín Berasategui’s trick to make a much tastier Russian salad: the key is in the mayonnaise

Chef Martín Berasategui reveals that the secret to a tastier Russian salad lies in the mayonnaise, made with ingredients that make it creamier and more flavorful, thus enhancing the taste of the dish.

A Pastry Chef Explains the Origin of the Famous Sacher Cake: "There Was a Legal Battle for Decades"

The Sacher cake, an iconic Austrian dessert, was created in 1832. Its recipe and name were involved in a prolonged legal dispute between confectioneries, which shaped its history for decades.

What is Eaten During Ramadan? Six Typical Dishes of the Most Sacred Month in Islam

During Ramadan, at sunset, the daily feast that breaks the fast begins. Six typical dishes that are popular and traditional in this sacred month of Islam stand out.

Chef Dani García on cooking with the microwave: "I love it because it uses steam and makes food juicier"

Chef Dani García highlighted the advantages of the microwave on 'El Hormiguero,' emphasizing that cooking with steam in this appliance makes food juicier and improves its texture.

Olive pâté, a "creamy, intense, and ready in 2 minutes" recipe, according to Craviotto

With just a can of green olives, you can prepare a creamy and intense pâté in just two minutes, perfect for quick and tasty appetizers.

From Chia to Flax: The Proper Way to Consume Each Type of Seed

Soaking, grinding, and properly preparing seeds like chia and flax are key to maximizing their nutritional benefits and aiding digestion. Each type requires specific treatment before consumption to improve absorption and prevent discomfort.

This is what traveling now by train from Madrid to Andalusia is like: widespread delays on several sections

After a month of suspension, the railway lines between Madrid and Andalusia were reactivated on February 17. However, travelers face widespread delays on various sections, affecting punctuality and the travel experience.

The 'cursed' village among mountains that only has 13 houses

This small village in the Lleida Pyrenees, near Andorra, looks idyllic but has a macabre history that still lingers, which has influenced its development and its small number of homes, barely 13.

The Most Romantic Hotels: From Modern Accommodations to Historic Buildings

Enjoying a quick getaway in a charming hotel is the ideal plan for Valentine's Day, offering everything from modern accommodations to historic buildings that create perfectly romantic atmospheres for the occasion.

The town that Del Bosque visited to thank the Virgin for the World Cup

The former coach of the Spanish National Team, Vicente del Bosque, has repeatedly visited the heart of Pontevedra to thank the Virgin for the victory achieved in the 2010 World Cup.

The Impressive Celtic Castro of the Sierra de Gredos: A Millennial Legacy in Ávila

Two and a half hours from Madrid, in the Sierra de Gredos, there is a millennial Celtic castro surrounded by an exceptional natural environment, revealing a valuable historical heritage in Ávila.

An hour from Barcelona and with an impressive cathedral, yet it is largely forgotten

This medieval city, located an hour from Barcelona, has an important historical heritage and an attractive setting, although it is often overlooked by tourists.

The magical town with the cleanest sky in Catalonia to stargaze in nature

This village in northern Lleida, with fewer than 500 inhabitants, is part of the 'Magical Towns of Spain' network and stands out for having the cleanest sky in Catalonia, ideal for stargazing in a natural setting.

Gastroenterologists recommend that people avoid this common fiber mistake

Although increasing fiber intake is beneficial for digestive health, experts warn against doing it abruptly to avoid discomfort such as bloating or gas. It is advisable to increase consumption gradually and stay properly hydrated to facilitate digestion and maximize the benefits of fiber.

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 imbalances or disturbances, and it should not be considered normal or inevitable, according to human microbiome expert Sara Jiménez Valdericeda.

Blood infections increase by 35% in a decade in Spanish hospitals

Blood infections in Spanish hospitals have increased by 35% over ten years. Hospital bacteria show greater resistance to antibiotics than external ones, which worsens infections and makes their treatment more difficult.

A study confirms that the COVID booster dose during pregnancy reduces the risk of preeclampsia

A study reveals that the COVID booster dose during pregnancy not only reduces the risk of preeclampsia, but also decreases the likelihood of preterm birth, as well as maternal, perinatal morbidity, and mortality.

A universal vaccine that protects against a range of viruses and allergens is tested in mice

An intranasal vaccine that protects against various viruses and allergens has been tested in mice. Researchers estimate that, in the best-case scenario, it could be available for human use in five to seven years.

Ana Salido, doctor: "65% of aesthetic medical procedures are performed by unqualified individuals"

Ana Salido denounces that 65% of aesthetic procedures are carried out by people without the proper qualifications. Additionally, 20% are performed in unregulated locations, which exacerbates the problem of unauthorized practice in this sector.

Up to 7 seats, plug-in hybrid, and more than 1,000 km of range: this is the new Jaecoo 8 SHS

The Jaecoo 8 SHS is a plug-in hybrid SUV with options for 5 or 7 seats and a range that exceeds 1,000 km, positioning itself as Jaecoo's flagship model.

Fines of up to 10,000 euros for driving onto this island without a permit: thousands of drivers will receive them

Some islands impose vehicle restrictions in summer to avoid overcrowding and protect the territory. Driving onto the island without a permit can result in fines of up to 10,000 euros, affecting thousands of drivers.

The fine that the mayor of Zaragoza could receive for not wearing a seatbelt in the car

Natalia Chueca, mayor of Zaragoza, posted a video in which she appears in the back seat of the car without wearing a seatbelt, committing a traffic violation that puts her safety at risk.

Around 11,700 euros to be the cheapest electric car in Spain: Citroën brings forward the incentives for the ë-C3

Citroën brings forward the incentives from the Auto+ 2026 Plan, making the ë-C3 the cheapest new electric car in Spain, with a discount of about 11,700 euros.

Made in Spain, with Eco label and no plug: new affordable hybrid SUV

Ebro has started production of the s700 HEV in Barcelona, an affordable hybrid SUV made in Spain. This model stands out for its Eco label and does not require a plug, solidifying the company's industrial commitment to the local market.

Total Revolution from Lexus: an 'airplane' steering wheel and a steer-by-wire system without a physical connection to the wheels

Lexus's new Steer-by-Wire system replaces the physical connection between the steering wheel and the wheels, enhancing precision, comfort, and control in electric driving.

Madrid hospitals equip themselves with material to repair heart valves without open surgery

The Community of Madrid will invest 8 million euros to equip hospitals with devices to repair heart valves via catheter, thus avoiding open surgery.

Barcelona deactivates plan due to strong winds: Firefighters have attended 67 incidents

The Barcelona Firefighters attended 67 incidents related to strong winds, 17 of them just since 7:00 a.m. Due to the improvement in conditions, the strong wind plan has been deactivated in the city.

Train service between Montblanc and Puigverd restored after a tree fell on the tracks due to the wind

Train service between Montblanc and Puigverd was interrupted due to a tree falling onto the tracks because of the wind. An alternative road service was established between the two stations while the issue was resolved, and the rail service was eventually restored.

R16 Rodalies Service Restored Between Tarragona and Tortosa

Renfe has restored the R16 train service between Tarragona and Tortosa following an interruption. During the suspension, an alternative road service was provided for affected passengers.

Andalusia closes the second best year in its entire history in exports

Andalusia reached exports of more than 4.4 billion euros, with increases in seven of its eight provinces and notable growth in the Asian market, thus consolidating its second best historic year in foreign sales.

Salou aims to become the "capital of the air of southern Europe" with the air festival 'Festa al Cel'

More than 400,000 people are expected in Salou from September 18 to 20 for the air festival 'Festa al Cel', which seeks to position the city as the capital of the air of southern Europe.

A new seismic swarm of 300 small tremors detected in Tenerife: it is the eighth since 2016

Involcan reports a new seismic swarm in Tenerife with 300 small tremors, the eighth since 2016, without increasing the probability of a volcanic eruption in the short or medium term.

Weekend in Madrid: Mad Max in a big way, dance to expiate guilt, and a school drama at the theater

Madrid offers a cultural weekend with children's theater at the Luchana, the screening of Mad Max: Fury Road at the Palacio de la Prensa, and the dramatic play The Gordian Knot at the Teatro Español, accompanied by drawing, dance, and violin music activities.

The Sagrada Familia will finish the Tower of Jesus this Friday if the weather permits

The Tower of Jesus at the Sagrada Familia will be completed this Friday if the weather allows. It is planned to be inaugurated on June 10, and the basilica considers the attendance of Pope Leo XIV likely, although the Vatican has not yet confirmed his presence.

The new National Pact for Industry will have 5 billion until 2030

The new National Pact for Industry will allocate 5 billion euros until 2030, with the largest investment of 1.5 billion focused on infrastructure to boost the industrial sector.

The settlement of the Barcelona Free Zone moves to a private space after reaching an agreement with the owner

The homeless will be allowed to stay on the agreed plot as long as they maintain cleanliness and do not cause problems or fights, after reaching an agreement with the owner to move to a private space.

Alicante will have direct flights to this vibrant city in North Africa

Royal Air Maroc will connect Alicante with an important Moroccan city, establishing direct flights that will facilitate communication and tourism between both cities.

Madrid will require 10 years of residency registration to buy protected housing and five years to rent, with exceptions

The Community of Madrid will establish a minimum residency registration of 10 years to buy protected housing and five years to rent, with exceptions for cases such as student apartments or cooperativists who have already invested.

The Traveling Grandmothers, the Group of Friends from Zaragoza Who "Travel the World Without Leaving" Their City

Five friends from Zaragoza, all over 80 years old, create videos showcasing diverse cultures by visiting international restaurants, offering a cultural journey without leaving their city.

Buys a house in their town and discovers a treasure trapped in time: "This is where the fun is"

A person bought a house in their town that had been closed for 50 years. Upon entering, they found all the original decorations from that era perfectly preserved, like a true treasure trapped in time.

From 'Me at the zoo' to 'Me at the museum': the oldest YouTube video will be exhibited as part of a collection

The Victoria & Albert Museum in London will showcase the oldest YouTube video, "Me at the zoo," by recreating YouTube's official page from 2005. The clip, starring Jawed Karim, is part of a historical collection about the platform.

ICARUS: Tracking animals from space to understand our planetary impact

ICARUS was revived in 2025 with its own satellite network following the breakup with Russia in 2022, ensuring the continuity of its global scientific mission to track animals from space and understand human impact on the planet.

Feline Genetics: What Lies Behind the Mystery of Blue Eyes in Domestic Cats

Multiple genetic variants, especially in the PAX3 gene, are responsible for blue eyes in domestic cats, revealing the genetic diversity behind this trait.

Is it true that guinea pigs need to be dewormed regularly?

Guinea pigs rarely have intestinal parasites and only require deworming if a diagnosis confirms an infestation, according to animal welfare experts.

Check Your Horoscope for This Friday, February 20, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions for this Friday, February 20, 2026.

The Miracle of Ana Alonso After the Accident That Nearly Cost Her the Winter Olympic Games

Ana Alonso suffered a serious knee injury after being hit by a vehicle while training on her bike in Sierra Nevada, putting her participation in the Winter Olympic Games at risk. Her recovery has been miraculous, allowing her to continue pursuing her sporting goals.

Alicante-Elche Airport opens the first pub in Spain of this well-known chain

The well-known British pub chain opens for the first time in Spain, establishing its first location at Alicante-Elche Airport. This opening also marks its first venture outside the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Nevalia 2026: Date of the Great Après-Ski Party and How to Get the 'Nevalia Postal' Passes

Nevalia 2026, Spain's most popular après-ski event, is returning with its big party. The date and details on how to get the 'Nevalia Postal' passes have been revealed, which allow access to this unique celebration for ski and snow fun enthusiasts.

The Curious Origin of the Term 'Migraine'

The RAE defines 'migraine' as a severe and recurring headache, highlighting its origin and usage in language.

To prison for insulting her neighbors with a megaphone at dawn for two years

A woman was sentenced to three months in prison for insulting her neighbors with a megaphone in the early hours of the morning. The verbal assaults were at full volume, and each episode lasted nearly half an hour, causing continuous disturbance over the course of two years.

How Do I Protect Myself from My Ex on the Internet?

Fembloc, a feminist initiative against digital gender-based violence, has created a guide with recommendations to prevent, stop, and address attacks or harassment online, focusing on protecting victims from former partners and ensuring their digital security.

The Decameron, rewriting the classic as a social satire

The series adapts The Decameron, moving its context from the medieval Black Death to the trauma of the current pandemic, using Boccaccio’s villa as a setting to explore themes of power and social decay through a contemporary satire.

These 'celebrities' are Pisces and you might not have known

This article reveals several celebrities who belong to the Pisces zodiac sign, highlighting their character and peculiarities that might surprise their fans.

Objects We Pack in Our Suitcase and Almost Never Use

Packing a suitcase requires carefully choosing what to bring, but we often include items that we end up not using during the trip. Many people regret what they left out or bring unnecessary things that they never end up using.

With These Pajama Pants from Zara and Mango You'll Also Go Out to Party

The pajama trend remains strong in street style, highlighting pants as a key piece. The models from Zara and Mango combine comfort and versatility, ideal both for staying at home and going out to party, depending on how they are styled.

The Best Cartoons by Superantipático

All the cartoons created by Superantipático and published in 20minutos, highlighting their unique humor and style, are compiled in this collection.

Félix Ulloa, Vice President of El Salvador: "People don’t commit crimes because they want to; gangs were not born spontaneously"

Félix Ulloa emphasizes that migration is a fundamental human right and advocates for regulated migration to meet labor demands in developed countries. He argues against combating migration itself, highlighting the need for proper regulation.

Four Dead and 17 Injured in Chile After a Liquefied Gas Truck Explosion

An explosion of a truck transporting liquefied gas in Chile caused a large fire that affected seven more vehicles, leaving a toll of four dead and 17 injured.

Two Arrested in Georgia for Attempting to Buy Uranium for Over 2.5 Million

The Deputy Chief of the Georgian Security Service, Lasha Magradze, reported the arrest of two individuals who were attempting to purchase uranium for over 2.5 million dollars with the plan to transport the radioactive materials to another country.

Man Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Raping His Ex-Partner

A man was sentenced to five years in prison for raping his ex-partner, who has a 53% disability affecting her hearing, physical strength, and lungs.

A stabbing in the settlement under the C-31 bridge in Badalona

The stabbing victim in the settlement under the C-31 bridge in Badalona is out of danger and has chosen not to report the attacker.

The Peninsula of Empty Shelves: Almost 50% of Titles in Spanish Bookstores Don’t Sell a Single Copy

Almost half of the books available in Spanish bookstores fail to sell even one copy, reflecting a saturated publishing market with numerous titles that do not find readers. This results in half-empty shelves and calls into question the viability of many works in the competitive sector.

Donald Trump says he could make a decision about attacking Iran in about "ten days"

The US is reportedly preparing for a possible attack on Iran this weekend, according to American media. Donald Trump mentioned that he could make a decision on the matter in approximately ten days.

Poland urges its citizens to leave Iran "urgently" amid "unprecedented escalation" in the region

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has called on all Polish citizens in Iran to leave the country urgently due to an unprecedented escalation in the region that threatens their safety.

Mortgage Signing Records Its Best Year Since 2010 with Over 500,000 Loans Granted and Interest Rate Decrease

Mortgage loans for home purchases increased by 17.8% compared to 2024, reaching more than 500,000 loans granted, marking the best year since 2010. Additionally, a decrease in the interest rate was recorded according to data from the National Institute of Statistics (INE).

A Man Dies in Palma After Being Subdued with a Taser in His Home: It Was Ransacked and Covered in Blood

A man in Palma died after being subdued with a taser in his home, which was ransacked and covered in blood. He was very agitated, shouting and breaking objects in front of his three young children, who sought refuge in a neighbor's house.

An Astronaut in the White House? Democrat Mark Kelly Considers Running for the 2028 Presidential Election

Democratic Senator from Arizona, Mark Kelly, is exploring the possibility of running for the 2028 presidential election. With strong opposition to Trump, he could compete for the Democratic nomination alongside Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom.

'Women Sing to Lola Flores,' the Faraona's Legacy Unites Against Breast Cancer

On March 14th in Jerez de la Frontera, a musical tribute will be held in honor of Lola Flores. The funds raised will be donated to the Amama association, dedicated to the fight against breast cancer.

Around one hundred people evicted from a squatted building owned by Sareb

Around one hundred people have been evicted from a squatted building owned by Sareb, despite protests from activists of the Villalba Housing Assembly.

McEnroe: "The lesson I've learned from the new generations is that I should have tried harder"

John McEnroe reflected on his career in an interview for the ATP, highlighting that the main lesson the new generations have taught him is that he should have tried harder during his time as a player.

The Aragonese África Vázquez Wins the 20th Minotauro Prize with the Novel 'The Shadow of the Black Lotus'

África Vázquez has won the 20th Minotauro Prize with her novel 'The Shadow of the Black Lotus,' set in a reimagined Pharaonic Egypt. The prize is endowed with 6,000 euros, and the book will be published on March 25.

A Car Explodes in Front of the United States Embassy in Armenia

Armenian police are investigating the explosion of a car in front of the United States embassy, seeking to identify the owner of the vehicle and determine the causes of the incident.

What’s Happening with Rural Pharmacies in Galicia: 29 Special Zones and the Benefits

The Xunta has declared 29 special pharmaceutical zones in Galicia to ensure access to pharmacies in small villages and guarantee service in rural areas with low populations.

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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. However, it is crucial to follow the correct order when connecting the cables to avoid damage and safety risks. The proper process ensures a safe and effective battery charge, preventing accidents or electrical failures.

Can I buy a parking space in a homeowners' association where I don’t live? The Horizontal Property Law (LPH) rules

Parking spaces are very valuable in cities with parking difficulties. The Horizontal Property Law (LPH) regulates the purchase of these spaces, even for people who do not reside in the community, allowing their acquisition under certain conditions.

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

Francesca Bridgerton in the series has not received the development nor the climax that her character deserves, according to fans who wish that her true story, which is deeper in the books, would be properly explored and valued in the TV adaptation.

Schopenhauer: "Our happiness depends more on what we have in our minds than in our pockets"

Schopenhauer, a renowned philosopher, emphasized that happiness depends more on our mind and thoughts than on material possessions or money. His reflection highlights the importance of the inner world over economic well-being to achieve true happiness.

The new international bridge that will reduce travel times on the Madrid-Lisbon route

The viaduct over the Sever River will connect Cedillo (Spain) with Montalvão-Nisa (Portugal), facilitating cross-border transit and significantly reducing travel times between Madrid and Lisbon.

The Most Terrifying True Crime Miniseries on Netflix: 7 Episodes from the Creator of 'The Jeffrey Dahmer Story'

Starring Naomi Watts and Bobby Cannavale, the seven-episode miniseries recounts disturbing recent events, standing out as a terrifying true-crime work created by the same team behind 'The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.'

New Minimum Wage: When It Comes Into Effect, How Much You Actually Earn, and How It Affects This Year's Tax Return

The Interprofessional Minimum Wage (SMI) will increase by 37 euros per month, a 3.1% rise, although this measure is opposed by business organizations.

Elena Furiase (38), actress: "You have to learn to be happy with what has happened to you"

Elena Furiase makes her debut as the lead in "The Wedding," a story that explores emotional wounds and second chances, highlighting the importance of learning to be happy with what you have experienced.

Jorge Rey Moves Forward the Timeframe for Carnival and Easter: the Cabañuelas Predict "an Anticyclone"

Meteorologist Jorge Rey anticipates that an anticyclone will prevail during Carnival and Easter, according to the traditional cabañuelas method, indicating stable and sunny weather for both festivities.

The Beating Heart of Norway: NASA Observes How a Large Red Glacial Spot Behaves

NASA is studying a phenomenon at the Stonebreen glacier, in the Svalbard archipelago, Norway. Since 2023, this large red spot has shown changes in its phase, sparking scientific interest in its behavior and possible impacts on the glacial environment.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Active: Here’s How You Can Find Out If You’ll Owe Taxes or Get a Refund

The 2025 Income Tax simulator is available without the need for Cl@ve or a digital certificate, allowing taxpayers to find out in advance whether they will have to pay or receive a refund on their tax return.

Alcanar Moves Toward Catalonia’s First Climate Evictions, Including the Mayor’s Resignation

Alcanar is negotiating the purchase and demolition of flood-prone homes after a decade of storms, facing Catalonia’s first climate evictions. The crisis has caused a strong political and social impact, leading to the mayor’s resignation.

Oil heads for first weekly gain in three as US-Iran tensions brew

Oil prices are set for their first weekly rise in three weeks due to escalating US-Iran tensions. Concerns over potential supply disruptions in the Middle East have boosted market sentiment, despite ongoing global economic uncertainties and mixed demand outlooks. This geopolitical risk is driving investors to seek safety in oil, pushing prices upward heading into the weekend.

Oil Nears 6-Month High Amid US-Iran Conflict Fears; Set for Weekly Surge

Oil prices approached a six-month high due to rising fears of conflict between the US and Iran, increasing market volatility. Concerns about supply disruptions amid geopolitical tensions lifted crude prices, supporting a strong weekly gain. Traders remain cautious as both countries heighten rhetoric, raising the risk of a wider Middle East conflict affecting global oil markets.

Gold prices tick up amid US-Iran tensions, Fed caution; set for weekly loss

Gold prices rose slightly on Friday due to heightened US-Iran tensions and cautious Federal Reserve signals, despite ongoing concerns over interest rate hikes. The metal edged up but remained on track for a weekly decline as investors weighed geopolitical risks against strong economic data and Fed policy outlooks.

Trump warns Iran of 'bad things' if no deal made, sets deadline of 10-15 days

President Trump issued a stern warning to Iran, stating that "bad things" will happen if a deal is not reached within 10 to 15 days. He emphasized the urgency of negotiations, signaling potential consequences if progress is not made swiftly.

With discovery of secret tunnel, Mexican authorities strike blow against black-market fuel trade

Mexican authorities uncovered a secret tunnel used for smuggling fuel, dealing a significant setback to the black-market fuel trade. The discovery highlights ongoing efforts to combat fuel theft and illegal distribution, a major issue impacting the country’s economy and energy security. Officials continue investigations to dismantle criminal networks involved in fuel smuggling.

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Oil prices hit over six-month high on mounting U.S.-Iran tensions, inventory draw

Oil prices surged to their highest level in over six months due to escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran and a notable decline in U.S. crude inventories. Concerns over potential supply disruptions amid geopolitical instability have strengthened market sentiment, pushing prices upward as traders anticipate tighter global oil supply.

Gold largely flat as investors weigh geopolitical tensions, hawkish Fed minutes

Gold prices remained mostly unchanged as investors balanced concerns over geopolitical tensions with expectations from the Federal Reserve's hawkish minutes. The market is cautious, assessing the impact of possible interest rate hikes alongside ongoing global uncertainties, resulting in limited movement in gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset.

US to West’s energy watchdog: scrap net zero focus or we’ll quit

The US has warned the Western energy watchdog to abandon its net zero emissions agenda or face withdrawal from the group. The move signals growing tension over climate policies within Western alliances, as the US challenges the organization's emphasis on aggressive carbon reduction targets. This dispute highlights differing priorities in balancing economic growth and environmental goals among allied nations.

Solar industry accelerates shift from silver as costs soar

The solar industry is rapidly transitioning away from using silver in solar panels due to soaring silver prices. Manufacturers are seeking more cost-effective materials to maintain affordability and efficiency in solar technology. This shift aims to reduce production costs and support the growth of renewable energy amid rising raw material expenses.

Japan stocks lower at close of trade; Nikkei 225 down 1.07%

Japan's stock market closed lower, with the Nikkei 225 index falling 1.07%. Market sentiment was impacted by global economic concerns and mixed corporate earnings reports, leading to decreased investor confidence and selling pressure in key sectors.

Amazon’s cloud unit was hit by at least two outages involving AI tools in December, FT says

Amazon Web Services experienced at least two outages in December linked to AI tools, affecting multiple customers. The disruptions highlighted challenges in managing AI workloads on cloud infrastructure, raising concerns about reliability as AI usage grows. AWS is reportedly working to address the technical issues to prevent future outages.

Food group Danone confident over 2026 after China drives 2025 sales beat

Danone exceeded its 2025 sales targets, propelled by strong growth in China. The food group remains confident about its 2026 outlook, expecting continued momentum driven by expanding demand in key markets and ongoing strategic initiatives.

Diageo CEO reportedly plans major executive shake-up

Diageo’s CEO is set to implement a significant executive restructuring aimed at streamlining leadership and boosting company performance. The plan involves changes in key management roles to drive growth and improve operational efficiency amid evolving market challenges.

New York Governor Hochul pulls robotaxi pilot expansion proposal

Governor Kathy Hochul has withdrawn the plan to expand the robotaxi pilot program in New York. The decision follows concerns about safety and regulatory challenges surrounding autonomous vehicle testing in the state. The original proposal aimed to broaden the scope of driverless vehicle trials, but the governor opted to halt expansion to address public and legislative apprehensions.

Stocks dip and oil climbs as Trump turns up the heat on Iran

Stocks fell and oil prices rose as escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran heightened market uncertainty. President Trump's aggressive stance and increased sanctions on Iran contributed to fears of conflict, impacting investor confidence and driving oil prices higher amid concerns over supply disruptions.

Samsung wins likely exclusive Nvidia supply deal for high-end AI chips - report

Samsung is reported to have secured an exclusive contract with Nvidia to manufacture high-end AI chips. This deal positions Samsung as Nvidia’s primary supplier for advanced AI processors, enhancing its role in the semiconductor market amid growing demand for AI technology. The collaboration could strengthen Samsung's leadership in semiconductors while supporting Nvidia’s expansion in AI hardware.

Novartis India shares surge after Swiss parent agrees $159 mln exit deal

Novartis India shares jumped following the Swiss parent company's agreement to sell its stake in the Indian subsidiary for $159 million. The move marks Novartis's strategic exit from the Indian market, aiming to streamline its global operations. Investors welcomed the deal, driving a significant rise in share prices.

Guzman y Gomez shares plunge as US sales disappoint

Guzman y Gomez's shares dropped sharply after reporting disappointing US sales. The company's performance fell short of market expectations, raising concerns over its expansion strategy in the US. Investors reacted negatively, reflecting doubts about the brand's ability to sustain growth outside its core Australian market. Management indicated plans to reassess their US growth approach amid the challenging market conditions.

NASA report recalls dysfunction, heated emotions during Boeing’s botched Starliner flight

A NASA report highlights significant dysfunction and intense emotions among teams during Boeing’s failed Starliner test flight. The report details miscommunications, technical issues, and leadership challenges that hindered mission success. It underscores the need for improved coordination and systems reliability as NASA and Boeing work to advance the spacecraft for future crewed missions.

Japan February factory activity hits 4-year high on strong demand, PMI shows

Japan's factory activity reached a four-year peak in February, driven by robust demand, according to the latest Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI). The growth reflects strong domestic and export orders, signaling a positive outlook for the manufacturing sector amid global economic challenges.

Japan’s factory activity expands at fastest pace in four years, PMI shows

Japan's factory activity grew at its fastest rate in four years, driven by increased production and new export orders, according to the latest manufacturing PMI. This expansion reflects strong demand and improving economic conditions despite global uncertainties, signaling optimism in Japan's industrial sector.

Japan CPI falls to near 4-year low in January, core inflation cools as expected

Japan's Consumer Price Index (CPI) dropped to its lowest in nearly four years in January, reflecting a slowdown in core inflation. This cooling aligns with market expectations amid easing supply chain issues and tempered demand. The decline suggests continued pressure on the Bank of Japan's inflation targets, raising questions about future monetary policy adjustments.

German tax revenues fell by 3.4% in January, finance ministry says

Germany's finance ministry reported a 3.4% decline in tax revenues in January compared to the previous year. This drop is attributed to weaker economic activity and inflation pressures. The government is monitoring developments closely as lower tax income could impact public spending and fiscal plans.

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Natural gas storage sees less drawdown than forecasted, indicating weaker demand

Natural gas storage declined less than expected, suggesting weaker demand for the fuel. This reduced drawdown points to lower consumption possibly due to milder weather or higher prices, impacting overall market dynamics and supply outlook.

US pending home sales unexpectedly fall in January

US pending home sales declined unexpectedly in January, signaling potential cooling in the housing market. Factors such as rising mortgage rates and affordability concerns contributed to the drop, despite strong demand. This decline may impact future home sales and reflect broader economic uncertainties.

US Pending Home Sales Show Improvement, but Fall Short of Expectations

US pending home sales increased slightly in April, marking a third consecutive monthly rise, but still fell short of economists' projections. The modest improvement suggests some stabilization in the housing market amid rising mortgage rates and affordability challenges. Despite the gains, activity remains below pre-pandemic levels, indicating ongoing cautiousness among buyers.

US trade deficit widens sharply in December; goods trade gap highest on record in 2025

The US trade deficit expanded significantly in December 2025, reaching its highest level ever for goods trade. Increased imports and slower export growth contributed to the widening gap, reflecting ongoing challenges in the global supply chain and strong domestic demand. The record deficit highlights persistent trade imbalances affecting the US economy.

US Weekly Jobless Claims Fall More Than Expected Amid Labor Market Stability

US weekly jobless claims decreased more than expected, indicating continued stability in the labor market. This drop suggests steady employment conditions despite economic uncertainties, reflecting resilience in the job sector and potentially affecting monetary policy decisions.

Indonesia secures 19% tariff deal with US, palm oil and other commodities exempt

Indonesia reached a deal with the US to set a 19% tariff on certain imports, exempting key commodities like palm oil. This arrangement aims to boost trade while protecting Indonesia's vital export sectors, facilitating smoother market access and economic growth.

Analysis – Rising UK youth unemployment tests government over wage pledge

UK youth unemployment is rising, challenging the government's promise to protect wages amid economic pressures. The increase highlights the struggle to balance job creation and wage growth. Policymakers face mounting criticism as young workers grapple with limited opportunities and financial insecurity, risking long-term harm to the labor market and economic recovery.

Trump threatens Iran with force

Former President Donald Trump issued strong warnings to Iran, indicating that the U.S. is prepared to use military force if necessary to counter Iranian threats. This escalates tensions amid ongoing disputes over Iran’s nuclear program and regional activities. Trump’s statements underscore a tougher stance compared to current diplomatic efforts.

Japan’s Takaichi vows to break with ’fiscal austerity’ to spark economic revival

Japan’s ruling party candidate Takaichi pledges to abandon fiscal austerity to boost economic growth. She aims to increase government spending on infrastructure and social programs to revive the economy, contrasting with past policies focused on budget discipline. Takaichi’s approach seeks to address stagnation and demographic challenges by promoting bold fiscal measures to stimulate demand and support long-term development.

Australian pension fund UniSuper says local currency undervalued, increases hedging

Australian pension fund UniSuper believes the local currency is undervalued amid global market uncertainties. To manage risks, it has increased its currency hedging strategies, aiming to protect returns and stabilize portfolio performance against potential currency fluctuations.

Strong manufacturing growth lifts India’s private sector in February, PMI shows

India’s private sector expanded strongly in February, driven by robust manufacturing growth. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) indicated increased production, new orders, and employment. Improved demand and optimism about future output supported the growth, reflecting positive economic momentum despite global uncertainties.

US economic growth likely slowed to a still-brisk pace in fourth quarter

US economic growth likely decelerated in Q4 but remained strong. Indicators suggest consumer spending and business investments contributed to steady expansion despite challenges. The overall economy maintained resilience as employment and wage growth supported demand, signaling continued momentum heading into the new year.

Christine Lagarde intends to complete her term at ECB, WSJ reports

Christine Lagarde plans to serve her full term as European Central Bank president, according to the Wall Street Journal. Despite speculation about a potential early departure, she remains focused on steering the ECB through its monetary policy challenges and supporting economic stability in the Eurozone.

Trump weighs limited strike on Iran to force nuclear deal, WSJ reports

Former President Donald Trump considered a targeted military strike on Iran to pressure the country into agreeing to a new nuclear deal, according to the Wall Street Journal. The proposed limited attack aimed to halt Iran’s nuclear advancements without escalating into full-scale conflict, reflecting Trump’s aggressive approach to Iran’s nuclear program during his tenure.

White House proposes banning some investors from buying more homes, WSJ reports

The White House is considering a proposal to restrict certain investors from purchasing additional homes to cool the housing market. This measure targets large investors who buy multiple properties, which reduces availability for individual buyers and drives up prices. The plan aims to make housing more accessible and affordable for regular homebuyers amid rising costs and limited supply.

Bitcoin recovers to near $68k, but remains fragile amid rate, geopolitical risks

Bitcoin rebounded close to $68,000, showing resilience despite ongoing interest rate concerns and geopolitical tensions. Market analysts caution that while the cryptocurrency demonstrates recovery potential, volatility remains high due to uncertain economic policies and global conflicts impacting investor confidence.

Bitcoin rises, but gains capped amid uncertainty over outlook for interest rates

Bitcoin's price increased, reflecting renewed investor interest, but gains were limited due to ongoing uncertainty about future interest rate decisions. Market participants remain cautious as central banks weigh monetary policies, impacting crypto market sentiment and causing volatility in Bitcoin's rally.

Bitcoin falls, hovering under $67k, after Fed minutes hint at possible rate hikes

Bitcoin's price dropped below $67,000 following the release of Federal Reserve minutes suggesting potential interest rate hikes. The anticipation of tighter monetary policy weighed on investor sentiment, leading to a pullback in the cryptocurrency market as traders reassess risk amid evolving economic outlooks.

Kresus Labs raises $13 million from Hanwha Investment & Securities

Kresus Labs secured $13 million in funding from Hanwha Investment & Securities. The investment aims to support Kresus Labs' growth and development in its sector, enhancing its technology and market presence. This funding reflects confidence in Kresus Labs' potential and strategic direction.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon reveals he owns Bitcoin - Bloomberg

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon disclosed that he personally owns Bitcoin, signaling growing acceptance of cryptocurrency at high levels of finance. This revelation highlights increasing mainstream interest in digital assets, even among traditional banking leaders. Solomon's ownership reflects broader industry trends toward integrating cryptocurrencies within established financial institutions.

Sai Launches Perps Platform Combining CEX Speed with Onchain Settlement

Sai introduced a new perpetual futures trading platform that merges centralized exchange (CEX) speed with the security of onchain settlement. The platform aims to provide fast, efficient trading while ensuring transparency and decentralization through blockchain-based settlement, appealing to traders seeking both performance and trustless finality.

Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala boosts Bitcoin holdings amid crypto slump

Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund Mubadala has increased its Bitcoin investments despite the ongoing cryptocurrency market downturn. The move signals confidence in digital assets' long-term value. Mubadala aims to diversify its portfolio and capitalize on potential crypto growth, reflecting a growing trend among institutional investors to strengthen their positions in the digital currency sector amid market volatility.

Greenlane names Jason Hitchcock CEO to lead digital asset strategy

Greenlane appointed Jason Hitchcock as CEO to spearhead its digital asset strategy. Hitchcock brings extensive experience in technology and digital finance, aiming to drive innovation and growth in the company's digital asset initiatives. This leadership change reflects Greenlane's commitment to expanding its presence in the evolving digital asset market.

Exclusive: MYX completes Consensys-led funding round ahead of V2 launch

MYX has successfully closed a funding round led by Consensys as it prepares to launch its Version 2 platform. The investment aims to accelerate MYX's development and market expansion, enhancing its blockchain-based solutions. This backing signals strong confidence in MYX’s growth potential and strategic direction ahead of its upcoming product release.

Bitcoin slips, hovers under $68k in holiday-thinned trade

Bitcoin's price dipped below $68,000 amid light trading volumes during the holiday period. Market activity slowed as traders remained cautious, leading to limited volatility and subdued price movements in the cryptocurrency market.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells DraftKings stock, buys Figma and Compass Pathways

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest sold shares of DraftKings while acquiring stakes in Figma and Compass Pathways. The moves reflect ARK’s strategy to invest in innovative companies with growth potential in tech and healthcare sectors. This rebalancing aligns with ARK’s focus on disruptive technologies and future market leaders.

Moncler FY 2025 presentation slides: Q4 revenue accelerates with Stone Island up 16%

Moncler reported a strong Q4 in FY 2025, driven by a 16% sales growth at its Stone Island brand. The company highlighted accelerating revenue growth, boosted by expanding demand and successful product launches. Moncler’s strategic focus on innovation and market expansion continues to fuel its robust financial performance.

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First Industrial Realty Trust stock hits 52-week high at 60.8 USD

First Industrial Realty Trust’s stock reached a 52-week high of $60.8, reflecting strong market confidence. The rise is driven by robust industrial real estate demand and positive financial results, signaling growth prospects for the company in the sector.

Grand Canyon Education stock hits 52-week low at $149.41

Grand Canyon Education's stock fell to a 52-week low of $149.41 amid concerns over declining enrollment and increased competition in the online education sector. Investors are cautious as the company faces challenges in sustaining growth and profitability in a rapidly evolving market.

Rapt Therapeutics stock hits 52-week high at $57.87

Rapt Therapeutics shares reached a 52-week high of $57.87, driven by strong clinical trial results and positive investor sentiment. The biotech firm's promising pipeline and strategic partnerships boosted market confidence, contributing to the stock’s upward momentum.

Roper Technologies announces $0.91 per share dividend for April

Roper Technologies declared a dividend of $0.91 per share payable in April. This move reflects the company’s commitment to returning value to shareholders. The dividend details, including the record and payment dates, were announced alongside the company’s financial updates.

Coca-Cola raises dividend for 64th consecutive year, names new IR head

Coca-Cola announced its 64th consecutive annual dividend increase, reflecting strong financial performance and confidence in future growth. The company also appointed a new head of investor relations to enhance communication with shareholders and support its strategic initiatives. These moves underscore Coca-Cola’s commitment to returning value to investors while reinforcing its leadership team.

Industrial Logistics Properties Q4 2025 slides: FFO surges 113% despite debt challenges

Industrial Logistics Properties reported a 113% increase in funds from operations (FFO) in Q4 2025, driven by higher rental income and operational efficiencies. However, the company faced debt-related challenges, including increased interest expenses and refinancing risks. Despite these issues, strong demand for logistics space and strategic management helped sustain growth and profitability in a competitive market environment.

Louis Hachette Group FY 2025 slides: Revenue hits €9.6B as debt ratio improves to 1.95x

Louis Hachette Group reported FY 2025 revenue of €9.6 billion, showing solid growth. The company's debt ratio improved to 1.95x, reflecting stronger financial health. Operational efficiencies and strategic initiatives contributed to enhanced profitability and sustainable performance in a challenging market environment.