News Summary - 02/24/2026

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Russian soldiers tell BBC they saw fellow troops executed on commanders' orders

Four Russian soldiers reveal the brutal realities of the Ukraine war, with two witnessing comrades executed by commanders for disobedience. They expose the severe conditions and harsh discipline faced by troops on the front lines.

Mexico sends thousands of soldiers to stop violence after death of drug lord

Following the death of a powerful drug cartel leader captured by special forces, Mexico has deployed thousands of soldiers nationwide to curb the resulting surge in violence.

More than 5,000 flights cancelled as US east coast digs out of record snow

A major snowstorm struck the US northeast, leading to record snowfall and widespread disruptions. Over 5,000 flights were canceled, impacting millions of travelers across the region. Efforts to clear roads and restore normalcy are ongoing as communities cope with the severe winter weather.

French minister moves to block US envoy Kushner from government access

A French minister seeks to block Charles Kushner, father of Jared Kushner, from accessing the French government after he failed to clarify remarks about violence in France.

Ukraine negotiator tells BBC how it feels to sit across the table from Russia

Sergiy Kyslytsya, a key negotiator working to end the nearly five-year conflict, shares his experience and emotions during talks with Russia.

Probe under way after illness kills 72 tigers in Thai tourist park

Authorities are investigating the deaths of 72 tigers at a Thai tourist park. Tests detected canine distemper virus, but the source of the infection remains unconfirmed.

US partially evacuates Beirut embassy amid rising Iran tensions

The US State Department has directed non-essential personnel to leave the Beirut embassy following a security review amid escalating tensions with Iran.

Trump threatens countries that 'play games' with existing trade deals

Following a Supreme Court ruling that he exceeded his authority in implementing a global tariff program, Trump threatened countries that manipulate existing trade agreements, signaling potential future actions against them.

Explosion near Moscow rail hub kills police officer

An explosion near a Moscow rail hub resulted in the death of a police officer and the unidentified suspect. Two other officers were injured, according to Russian officials.

Briton among 19 killed in Nepal bus crash

A 24-year-old British man was among 19 people killed in a bus crash in Nepal, according to Nepalese police.

Rob Jetten becomes Netherlands' youngest ever PM

At 38, Rob Jetten is sworn in as the Netherlands' youngest ever prime minister following a narrow win in October's election.

Australia backs removing Andrew from royal line of succession

Australia supports removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession. Despite this, he remains eighth in line to the throne even after being stripped of his titles.

Armed man killed after entering secure perimeter of Trump's residence, Secret Service says

An armed man carrying a shotgun and a fuel can was killed after breaching the secure perimeter of former President Trump's residence. The incident occurred while Trump was in Washington DC, and authorities responded to neutralize the threat.

Robert Mugabe's son charged with attempted murder in South Africa

Bellarmine Mugabe, son of Robert Mugabe, and another man face attempted murder charges following the shooting of a 23-year-old. Neither accused has commented on the allegations.

Kim Jong Un re-appointed leader of North Korea's ruling party

Kim Jong Un was reaffirmed as leader of North Korea’s ruling party at a party congress, a predictable move reflecting the Kim family's unchallenged control since the 1940s.

Australian prosecutors consider reopening British girl's cold case disappearance

Cheryl Grimmer's family is urging Australian prosecutors to reopen the cold case of her disappearance, citing new evidence they have uncovered. Authorities are reviewing the information as they consider renewing the investigation into the British girl's mysterious vanishing.

Trump curious why Iran has not 'capitulated', US envoy Witkoff says

Steve Witkoff revealed that President Trump is puzzled by Iran's refusal to capitulate despite a significant US military presence nearby, expressing curiosity over Tehran's stance amid heightened tensions.

Bones of St Francis of Assisi go on public display in Italy

The remains of St Francis of Assisi, Italy's patron saint, have been placed on public display for the first time since a one-day exhibit in 1978.

Pakistan launches deadly strikes on Afghanistan

Pakistan has conducted deadly strikes in Afghanistan, stating they were in retaliation for recent suicide bombings carried out within Pakistan.

Greenland says 'no thanks' to Trump US hospital boat

Greenland's Prime Minister declined President Trump's offer of a US hospital boat, highlighting the country's free healthcare system and implying such aid was unnecessary.

Bowen: Why Ukraine remains defiant and does not feel close to defeat

Four years into the full-scale invasion, Ukraine continues to resist fiercely. Despite ongoing challenges, the prospect of a ceasefire remains distant, fueling Ukraine's determination to defend its sovereignty and reject defeat.

'Burned and destroyed': Locals and tourists describe Mexico unrest

Violence broke out across multiple Mexican states following the death of cartel leader El Mencho on Sunday, leading to widespread unrest and destruction as locals and tourists witnessed burning and chaos.

Four years into its full-scale war in Ukraine, Russia is feeling the effects

Steve Rosenberg reports on the economic impact of Russia's war in Ukraine, highlighting hardships faced by ordinary Russians. Sanctions, inflation, and shortages strain daily life, while many adapt through alternative work and resourcefulness amid growing economic challenges caused by prolonged conflict.

Zelensky tells BBC Putin has started WW3 and must be stopped

In a BBC interview in Kyiv ahead of the war's four-year anniversary, Ukraine's President Zelensky stated that Putin has initiated World War III and emphasized the urgent need to stop him.

Ex-Philippine president Duterte on trial for crimes against humanity: What you need to know

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is on trial for crimes against humanity tied to his violent anti-drug campaign, which led to thousands of deaths. The charges focus on alleged state-sponsored extrajudicial killings during his administration's war on drugs.

Who was El Mencho, Mexico's most wanted man?

The BBC's Will Grant explores the influence of El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco drug cartel. He was Mexico's most wanted criminal until his death in a confrontation with security forces supported by US intelligence, highlighting the extensive reach and impact of his cartel's operations.

Are you cut out for living and working in Antarctica?

Antarctica offers job opportunities for various trades including chefs, plumbers, carpenters, and hairdressers, catering to the unique needs of those living and working on the icy continent.

How budget fast fashion is taking small-town India by storm

Increasingly, shoppers in small-town India prefer affordable branded fast fashion over unlabelled bazaar goods, signaling a shift in consumer behavior toward accessible, stylish clothing options.

How will Trump's new global tariffs work and what's next?

The Supreme Court's decision has raised questions about the possibility of refunds for individuals affected by the unlawful tariffs implemented during Trump's administration.

The taekwondo teacher tasked with healing India's troubled state

Opinion is divided on whether Manipur's new chief minister, Yumnam Khemchand Singh, can bring peace to the troubled state amid ongoing tensions.

From Venezuela to immigration crackdown, Project 2025 provided Trump's roadmap

A year into Trump's second term, roughly half of the policies outlined in Project 2025 have been put into action, signaling significant progress on initiatives ranging from Venezuela to immigration enforcement. Observers note the plan has effectively guided the administration's agenda.

Watch: Yosemite waterfall turns molten orange

In February, the setting sun illuminates Horsetail Fall in Yosemite National Park at a perfect angle, causing the waterfall to glow a striking molten orange color. This natural phenomenon happens only briefly each year, attracting many visitors and photographers.

Watch: Winter storm covers parts of the northeast US in snow

A winter storm has blanketed parts of the northeast US in snow, leading to weather warnings and travel bans. The severe conditions have also caused power outages in affected areas.

What the killing of drug lord 'El Mencho' means for Mexico

Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as "El Mencho," was killed during a security operation aimed at arresting him, according to Mexico's defense ministry. His death marks a significant development in Mexico's ongoing battle against drug cartels.

Inside press briefing as Trump criticizes Supreme Court tariffs ruling

Bernd Debusmann reports on President Trump's reaction during a press briefing after the Supreme Court overturned his broad tariffs. Trump criticized the ruling, expressing disappointment over the decision to strike down his levies intended to protect American industries.

Giant tortoises return to Galápagos island after nearly 200 years

One hundred and fifty-eight captive-bred juvenile giant tortoises were released on Floreana Island in the Galápagos, marking their return after nearly 200 years. This conservation effort aims to restore the island's ecosystem and preserve the species.

Four Years of War in Ukraine and a Still Uncertain End: "It Is Possible That a Minimal Agreement Will Be Reached This Summer"

After four years of war in Ukraine, the conflict remains stalemated with limited peace negotiations. Recognizing Russian territorial gains would set a dangerous precedent. It is expected that this summer a minimal agreement may be achieved to move toward a solution.

Ukrainian refugees who no longer think about returning: "In the first months in Spain, I cried every day, now I feel alive again"

Four years after the invasion, thousands of Ukrainian refugees in Spain are rebuilding their lives. Although they feel pain and nostalgia, many no longer consider returning to Ukraine, finding in Spain a new beginning and hope.

Ukraine's 'drone war' to withstand four years of Russian invasion: "They go from auxiliaries to causing 80% of the casualties"

Ukraine has transformed the use of drones in its military strategy against Russia, shifting from an auxiliary role to being responsible for 80% of enemy casualties. After four years of war, these devices have become a key tool to resist the invasion, demonstrating their decisive impact on the conflict.

More than 2,000 healthcare facilities have been damaged in Ukraine in four years of war: "Life is impossible amid bombings"

Doctors Without Borders warns that more than 2,000 health centers in Ukraine have been damaged since the conflict began four years ago, hindering medical care. The organization emphasizes that constant bombings make life impossible for civilians and healthcare professionals, worsening the humanitarian crisis in the country.

Police Unions Demand Marlaska's Resignation in the Streets over the DAO Case: "The Victim Has Felt Unprotected"

Police unions, including JUPOL, have called for a demonstration to demand the resignation of Minister Marlaska and the dismissal of the Director General of the Police, Francisco Pardo Piqueras, due to the handling of the DAO case, stating that the victim has felt unprotected.

El Chapito, El Abuelo, Alfredito... The Most Wanted Cartel Leaders After Mencho's Downfall: Together They Sum Up to 80 Million in Rewards

The U.S. offers a total of 80 million dollars in rewards for information leading to the capture of the most wanted drug traffickers, including organized crime leaders following Mencho's downfall.

The "terror" experienced by Alicia, a Mexican woman in Jalisco, after the death of El Mencho: "They would pull you out of the car and you’d see how they burned him"

The death of the drug cartel leader El Mencho unleashed violence that paralyzed transportation, airports, and affected 16 states in Mexico, generating fear and chaos among the population, as Alicia recounts from Jalisco.

Trump demands "more effort" against drug trafficking from a Mexico that is regaining "calm" after the violence caused by El Mencho's death

At least 70 people were arrested and 25 members of the National Guard died in incidents related to the violence following El Mencho's death, while Trump demands that Mexico increase its efforts against drug trafficking to maintain the regained "calm."

Report of the escape of 23 inmates in Puerto Vallarta amid the wave of violence following the death of 'El Mencho'

So far, the identities of the 23 escaped inmates in Puerto Vallarta have not been officially released, amid the violence that follows the death of 'El Mencho'.

The police search for the second day the house where the brother of Charles III lived for 20 years

The police continue for the second day with the search in the house where the brother of Charles III lived for 20 years, within the framework of investigations related to the arrest of former Prince Andrew.

And now what? This is the judicial horizon facing the former prince of England after being arrested in the Epstein scandal

The brother of Charles III was arrested in connection with the Epstein scandal but has been released under investigation without bail. His judicial situation remains open as investigations continue.

Who was Virginia Giuffre, the woman who exposed Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse network and accused Andrew

Virginia Giuffre, a victim of Jeffrey Epstein, died by suicide in April 2025, four years after suing the Prince of England in a lawsuit related to the pedophile's sexual abuse network.

The lawyer of the agent who reported the exDAO: "We need to determine who knew and who covered it up"

Three National Police officers contacted lawyer Jorge Piedrafita to report two cases of workplace harassment and one of sexual assault by a member of the police leadership. Piedrafita committed to helping them file complaints if the evidence allows.

The reasons that lead police officers to demand Marlaska’s resignation: "The DAO situation is a scandal"

A police demonstration in front of the Ministry has demanded the resignation of Grande-Marlaska and Director General Pardo Piqueras, denouncing irregularities and calling the DAO situation a scandal.

Spain will shift from spring sunshine to 'blood rains': an Atlantic front changes the weather from today

Rain will begin late Tuesday in western Galicia, marking a change in the weather due to an Atlantic front that replaces spring sunshine with precipitation.

Candela Peña's Compliment to Joaquín Reyes on 'La Revuelta': "He Looks Spectacular in Underwear"

Joaquín Reyes visited David Broncano's show to present his theatrical play 'La verdad' and his return to RTVE with the program 'Aprobado en historia'.

Lindsey Vonn could have suffered an amputation after her fall: "The doctor saved my leg, it was all in pieces"

Lindsey Vonn suffered a serious injury at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympic Games that required urgent surgery. The severity of the damage put her leg at risk of amputation, but thanks to the quick medical intervention, she managed to save it.

Daniel Sancho's Message to His Ex-Girlfriend from the Prison in Thailand

Daniel Sancho sent a message to his ex-girlfriend from prison in Thailand, while she remains silent and has completely distanced herself from her surroundings.

The Threat of Electoral Repetition Pushes Génova to Intervene in Extremadura to Try to Invest Guardiola on the 3rd

National sources indicate that the leadership seeks to ensure that the agreement to invest Guardiola in Extremadura is reached soon, prioritizing a good pact over speed, to avoid a repeat election.

Lord Peter Mandelson, detained due to his connection with Jeffrey Epstein, released on bail

Lord Peter Mandelson, leader of the New Labour and former British ambassador to the U.S., was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office related to Jeffrey Epstein. He was released on bail while the investigation continues.

The risque messages between Epstein and the now-detained Lord Peter Mandelson: "Freedom is fresh, firm, and creamy"

The English diplomat Lord Peter Mandelson and the American pedophile Jeffrey Epstein maintained a close relationship, exchanging risque messages even during Epstein's time in prison.

Neither Ikea nor Primark: 'Low cost' chains you might not know that are thriving in Spain

Low-cost chains have grown in Spain, covering multiple sectors such as clothing, footwear, food, toys, perfumes, gifts, and stationery, responding to the increased consumer interest in affordable products across various retail categories.

Sánchez's allies increase pressure to accelerate the Official Secrets law, calling the 23-F declassification "insufficient"

The PP and Vox criticize Sánchez's announcement as a "smokescreen." Some of the president's allies express skepticism and view it as opportunistic. The PSOE assures that this measure will help advance the approval of the Official Secrets law.

Rumors and misinformation about Antonio Tejero and the failed 23-F coup that we have verified

Some false rumors include that Antonio Tejero was pardoned or that he received a 10-year prison sentence, which has been verified and debunked in several cases.

A woman stabs her husband thinking he was insulting her when he was actually complaining about the VAR

During an Atalanta vs. Naples match, a man was complaining about the VAR at home. His wife believed he was insulting her and stabbed him in a fit of rage caused by the misunderstanding.

The PSOE brings back Zapatero for its campaign in Castilla y León despite his possible ties to Plus Ultra, although he will act "on his own"

Former president Zapatero joins the PSOE campaign in Castilla y León but will follow an independent agenda, conducting events separate from those of Sánchez and the candidate Carlos Martínez, despite his possible ties to Plus Ultra.

A historic storm turns New York white with over 40 centimeters of snow and keeps the city on high alert

Mayor Zohran Mamdani declared a state of emergency due to a historic storm that has left over 40 cm of snow in New York, following a series of cold snaps that have caused 20 deaths from the cold. The city remains on high alert due to adverse conditions.

Cayetano Rivera and Tamara Gorro: the couple that the internet has condemned from the start

Divorced parents, Cayetano Rivera and Tamara Gorro have started a romance between Seville and Madrid, defying public criticism and opinions as they move forward in their relationship eager to fall in love.

Laura explodes after checking Lorenzo's phone and the 'Married at First Sight' marriage hits rock bottom

Laura and Lorenzo protagonize a major conflict on 'Married at First Sight' after she discovered messages between him and his mother. The situation escalated into intense accusations and ended with Laura removing her ring, revealing a deep crisis in their marriage.

Food alert due to the possible presence of wood splinters in grated cheese packages from three brands

A food alert has been issued due to the possible presence of wood splinters in grated cheese packages from three brands, initially distributed in Andalusia, Cantabria, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y León, Galicia, and Navarra.

Socialist Mayor of La Algaba Resigns After Allegation of Sexual Harassment of a Minor

The socialist mayor of La Algaba resigned following a complaint of alleged sexual harassment of a minor filed by a municipal employee. The former mayor states that he has turned to the Justice system to defend his right to honor.

In Search of a Truce in Ukraine: Four Years Since Putin's Invasion, Summarized in Images

Four years after the Russian invasion, the war in Ukraine continues, but recent rounds of negotiations bring hope for peace. The conflict has left deep marks, reflected in images that summarize this prolonged confrontation.

The "Therians" and the Animals That Do Not Wear Masks

The news addresses the social perversion that incites hunting and humiliating people, in a context related to "therians" and animals, highlighting the absence of masks or false appearances in certain behaviors.

Laura Matamoros Allegedly Told About Her Conflict with Costanzia Over Money

Alejandra Rubio believes that her partner’s cousin intentionally created a conflict with Costanzia to resolve specific financial issues.

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

Chris Martin made a joke about the incident in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners during the 'kisscam'.

Fernando Alonso, between doubts about his possible retirement and his eternal battle with Honda

Fernando Alonso, in his final year with Aston Martin, remains uncertain about his professional retirement, while facing the approach of fatherhood and reflecting on his long-standing battle with Honda in his career.

Costanzia keeps her promise on 'DecoMasters' with a striptease: "The gun was a double entendre"

Costanzia surprised everyone during the team challenge on 'DecoMasters' with an unexpected striptease, while Mar Flores avoided looking and the client enjoyed the show, applauding.

Valentina Dies, the Three-Year-Old Girl from the Town of Los Barrios Who Had an Ultra-Rare Disease

Valentina, a three-year-old girl from Los Barrios, passed away after battling hypomyelinating polyneuropathy, the first recorded case of this ultra-rare disease in Spain.

Four euros for a coffee, the outrageous price of a small snack that has set social media on fire

At the La Palma parador, a snack for some customers reached a total of 32.20 euros, with coffee priced at 4 euros, a price that has sparked controversy and debate on social media according to the influencer SoyCamarero.

Ferran Torres reveals with Pedri what they drink at parties: "Good wine, but then even the water from the flower vases"

Pedri and Ferran Torres, FC Barcelona players, appeared on El Hormiguero with Pablo Motos, where they shared details about their partying habits, highlighting that they prefer good wine but end up drinking even the water from the flower vases.

Kim Jong-un's Sister Promoted in North Korea's Single Party

Kim Jong-un's sister was promoted to department director in the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of North Korea, increasing her influence within the single party.

Trump's New Tariff Will Have a "Limited" Impact on European Exports, According to Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs points out that the new US global tariff will affect half of European imports and raise the effective tariff rate to 12.1%, but its impact on EU exports will be "limited."

Neither Francesca nor Eloise: this is the favorite Bridgerton sister of Julia Quinn's book readers

Hyacinth Bridgerton, the youngest of the family, is the favorite among Julia Quinn's readers, standing out for her charm and unique personality, and she is expected to have the best season in the series.

Parfois' New Arrivals: Flowers, Stripes, and Basic Braids for the Upcoming Spring

Parfois presents its new spring collection, featuring striped sweaters and sweatshirts, a practical reversible parka, and comfortable ankle boots with wide heels, combining style and functionality.

Víctor Amat, psychologist: "We live in a world of manipulators; if you want to defend yourself from them, pay them back in their own coin"

Víctor Amat, known as the 'punk psychologist,' suggests that to defend yourself from manipulation, it is necessary to use the same tools that narcissists employ, adopting their techniques to counteract their influence.

What is Seedance, the new Chinese AI that has turned the world upside down with its hyperrealistic videos

Seedance 2.0, ByteDance's AI, produces hyperrealistic 2K videos with synchronized audio and multimodal generation. It competes with OpenAI's Sora and Google's Veo, and has sparked tensions in Hollywood due to copyright issues.

From Belgrade to Ostrava: European Cities with Direct Flights That Are Not the Usual Ones for Traveling in 2026

Traditional destinations like Paris, Rome, or London are often crowded. Therefore, flying from Spain to less common cities such as Belgrade or Ostrava offers an interesting and different alternative for traveling in 2026.

Where to Find the Three Best Spanish Omelettes in Madrid According to Guille Valle, Partner of Susana Bicho

Guille Valle recommends La Martinuca, a restaurant in Madrid where María Pombo is a founding partner, as one of the places to enjoy the best Spanish omelettes.

The First Details of the Ferrari Luce: The Most Anticipated Electric Model from the Italian Brand

The Ferrari Luce, the highly anticipated electric model from the Italian brand, will be available in several countries, including Spain, where it will be seen driving on its roads.

Tamara: "When Olga Guillot died, they decided that I would be 'the queen of boleros,' and that will be the case until I am no longer here"

Sevillian singer Tamara celebrates 25 years of her career with a major tour and the upcoming release of her album '25 Years of Heart.' Recognized as "the queen of boleros" after the death of Olga Guillot, Tamara continues to strengthen her legacy in music.

The PP Requests in Congress That Municipalities Be Allowed to Use Their Surplus to Build Housing

The PP requests in Congress that municipalities be allowed to use their surplus to build housing, highlighting their key role as the administration closest to citizens in expanding the residential supply.

The regulation for Renfe to resume reimbursing delays from 15 minutes has no set date two months later

The OCU has requested that Puente develop the regulation that required Renfe to compensate delays of 25 and 30 minutes, and demands that both Renfe and Iryo resume indemnifying passengers for delays, after having stopped doing so following the Adamuz accident.

Countdown to the Daylight Saving Time Change: This Is the Official Day the Clock Changes

As every year, the switch to daylight saving time is approaching, involving setting the clock forward and temporarily adjusting our daily routines and biological rhythms.

The judge requests from the Generalitat the calls made by Mazón’s driver to verify the time he was summoned on the day of the DANA

The judge requests from the Generalitat the calls made by Mazón’s driver to verify the time he was summoned to transport the former president to Cecopi during the DANA.

El Teide records its fifth seismic swarm with more than 1,000 earthquakes and pulses since midnight

Since midnight, the El Teide volcano has registered its fifth consecutive seismic swarm with over 1,000 seismic events. These are located to the west of Las Cañadas at depths between 8 and 10 km, maintaining patterns similar to previous swarms.

The irreplaceable metal for microchips that has driven its price even higher than gold

This natural metal, key in the manufacture of microchips, reached a price of $56,600 per ton at the end of January, reflecting a 70% increase in one year, surpassing the appreciation of gold.

The DGT Fine You Could Get if You Drive an Electric Scooter Without Insurance

Since January, the Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) requires electric scooters to have insurance, following regulations already enforced by several municipalities in Spain. Driving without a policy can result in fines for users of these personal mobility vehicles.

These are the grants for renovating homes in small towns: up to 60,000 euros per beneficiary

Several autonomous communities such as Galicia, La Rioja, and Aragón offer grants of up to 60,000 euros for the rehabilitation of homes in municipalities with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants, thus promoting the improvement and preservation of the housing stock in rural areas.

Spinach and Goat Cheese Quiche, a Healthy and Affordable Dinner Idea to End the Day Well

With just 4 ingredients, this spinach and goat cheese quiche is an easy, healthy, and affordable option for a nutritious dinner at home.

The Papers of 23-F

The Government has declassified documents about 23-F, possibly with a secondary intention, but mainly to make valuable information accessible to society.

The Two Spains of President Sánchez

President Sánchez, a socialist, seems to forget that he has spent nearly eight years at La Moncloa as head of the Executive, which reflects the divisions and contradictions present in his administration and in the Spanish political reality.

Banning Soccer in School Is Not Feminist

True equality is not achieved by banning soccer in schools, but by transforming it into an inclusive game for boys and girls, promoting the equitable participation of both genders.

Can We Move Beyond Politics?

Recognizing polarization is key to avoiding political sectarianism. Being aware that one is polarized is the first step towards beginning to overcome that division and healing in the face of the current political reality.

Drama and tears in 'DecoMasters' after the last elimination challenge: "They are vitamin people"

Lucía and Palito Dominguín left 'DecoMasters' in tears after failing to meet their client's wishes in the elimination challenge, leading to an emotional farewell among their teammates.

Roberto Leal 'proposes' Pedrerol as the host of 'Pasapalabra': "And I'll go to 'El Chiringuito'"

Roberto Leal joked by proposing Josep Pedrerol as the host of 'Pasapalabra', while he would move to 'El Chiringuito'. The Sevillian assured that Pedrerol would be very entertaining on 'El Rosco', suggesting giving the change a chance.

US kills three men in new attack on a drug boat in the Caribbean

The US Armed Forces reported that they attacked a drug boat in the Caribbean, killing three men. The vessel was traveling along known drug trafficking routes, according to authorities.

More than 2,000 people with precautionary measures and 177 prisoners amnestied in Venezuela

A total of 2,021 people with precautionary measures and 177 prisoners benefited from the Amnesty Law in Venezuela, which implies their release or reduction of judicial measures.

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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 magical and little-known places to visit in the country. Are you an expert in domestic tourism? Take part and discover unique spots for your next getaways.

A 2,800-Year-Old Mass Grave Reveals Selective Violence Against Women and Children: It Was Not a Random Massacre

An analysis of the remains of 77 people in a 2,800-year-old mass grave reveals violence specifically targeted at women and children, ruling out the idea of an indiscriminate massacre. This suggests a selective attack with specific motives behind the aggression.

Arrested for copper cable thefts that caused delays in 76 trains

A man was arrested for stealing 750 meters of copper cable valued at over 38,000 euros, causing delays in 76 trains.

Woman Missing Since Saturday in La Magdalena Found Dead in a River

A canine guide participated in the search for a 64-year-old woman who had been missing since Saturday in La Magdalena. She was eventually found dead in a nearby river.

Woman Seriously Injured After Being Stabbed by Her Daughter in a Rural House in Motril

A woman was seriously injured after being stabbed by her daughter in a rural house in Motril. The National Police have launched an investigation to clarify what happened.

Johnny Depp reportedly offered one of his houses for free to actor Eric Dane

Johnny Depp, star of 'Pirates of the Caribbean,' reportedly offered one of his houses for free to actor Eric Dane from 'Grey's Anatomy' to help him with his financial problems, according to 'Page Six.'

Testosterone Therapy for Women, the "Happiness Pellet": "Sexually, I've returned to being 30"

The use of testosterone in women sparks medical debate, as it is not authorized as a medication in the EU but is prescribed in private clinics as a compounded formula. Its supporters highlight improvements in sexual life, while the scientific community remains divided over its safety and effectiveness.

Love in the Time of Instagram: This Is How Generation Z Youths Date Nowadays

Generation Z, digital natives affected by the pandemic, use Instagram to flirt. They are more liberated with their bodies and apply a theoretical framework in their relationships but face the challenge of balancing virtual interaction with emotional reality.

This is what the shifts doctors are asking to abolish are like: "The risk in the operating room increases with exhausted staff"

Five doctors recount their 24-hour shifts during an ongoing strike that demands, among other things, reducing on-call shifts. They warn that the risk during surgeries especially rises at dawn, when the staff is exhausted, affecting safety and quality in the operating room.

The BBC Apologizes for the Incident During the 2026 BAFTA Awards

The BBC issued an apology following an incident involving an activist during the broadcast of the 2026 BAFTA Awards in Dublin. The network acknowledged failures in handling the situation and committed to improving protocols for future broadcasts.

Fran Ramírez, after the cancellation of 'Vaya Fama', regrets offering his salary to the network: "It was not literal"

Fran Ramírez expressed regret after the cancellation of 'Vaya Fama' for offering his salary to the network, clarifying that his offer was not meant literally.

Cayetano’s ‘friend’ against Tamara Gorro after being called an “opportunist”: “She hasn’t been a communicator”

Cayetano’s friend responds to Tamara Gorro after being called an “opportunist,” defending that she has not exposed her private life publicly like Gorro has, and questions her experience as a communicator on the show ‘El tiempo justo.’

Wyoming takes stock of the war in Ukraine: "The worst part is that the end of this nightmare cannot be predicted"

Wyoming highlights Europe's vulnerability, unable to defend itself alone, and laments that the end of the conflict in Ukraine is not in sight, describing it as a nightmare without a clear ending.

Claudia's First Impression Upon Seeing Her Date on 'First Dates': "He's Bald, I Saw My Father..."

Upon seeing her date on 'First Dates', Claudia humorously expressed that he is bald and reminded her of her father, showing her spontaneous reaction to the first impression of the meeting.

'American Idol' Contestant Arrested Accused of Killing His Wife and Pretending a Burglar Was Responsible

A former 'American Idol' contestant has been arrested after being accused of murdering his wife. Additionally, he attempted to disguise the crime by making it appear that a burglar was responsible in order to mislead the investigation. Authorities continue their inquiries to clarify the details of the case.

Richard Pena reveals on 'First Dates' which is the most romantic movie

Richard Pena revealed on 'First Dates' that the most romantic movie is 'Casablanca', followed by 'Titanic', according to the program's voice-over.

RTVE will broadcast the first electoral debate of Castilla y León on March 5 with PP, PSOE, and Vox

RTVE will broadcast the first electoral debate of Castilla y León on March 5, featuring the participation of Mañueco (PP), Martínez (PSOE), and Pollán (Vox).

Italy enters Sanremo with participants rejecting to go to the Eurovision festival

Thirty artists will compete in the Sanremo festival over five nights on Italian public television. The event will conclude on Saturday with the announcement of the winner, who will represent Italy at Eurovision, although some participants have declined to attend the European festival.

Beatriz Trapote raises awareness about her son’s disorder with Víctor Janeiro: "In this family, autism is not hidden; it is respected and loved"

Beatriz Trapote shares that her son has Asperger’s syndrome, highlighting the importance of raising awareness about autism in her family, where the reality is not hidden but respected and loved.

Isabel Preysler's Trainer Reveals Her Routine: "She Wakes Up at 3 in the Afternoon"

Blas Latorre, Isabel Preysler's trainer, revealed on 'El tiempo justo' that the socialite prefers certain exercises and dislikes others, also sharing that her daily routine starts when she wakes up at 3 in the afternoon.

Violeta, about her controversy with Ramadan: "I never imagined that a meme would ruin my life"

Violeta, the influencer, confessed on 'El tiempo justo' that the controversy generated by a meme about Ramadan caused her several panic attacks, seriously affecting her emotional well-being.

Gregorio Morán Dies at 79, the Most Critical Biographer of Adolfo Suárez and Revisionist of the Transition

Gregorio Morán, writer and journalist critical of Adolfo Suárez, passed away at the age of 79. He was known for his two books that questioned the former president and offered a revisionist view of the Spanish Transition. He worked in various media outlets throughout his career.

The girlfriend of one of the Gemeliers "peed herself" out of fear from the brutal beating: "We are going to kill you"

The duo Gemeliers and their partners reported a brutal assault. The girlfriend of one of them peed herself out of fear due to the death threats received during the attack.

Gloria Camila confirms that Álvaro García was at her birthday party: "We celebrated together"

Gloria Camila confirmed that Álvaro García attended her birthday party on February 21, a day they both share as their birthday, enjoying the event together until the end.

Cayetano Rivera and Tamara Gorro intensify their lovers' agenda: dinner at a renowned place in Seville

Cayetano Rivera and Tamara Gorro strengthen their relationship and publicly display their happiness, enjoying a dinner at a well-known restaurant in Seville.

El Jincho Unleashes His Conspiracy Theories: "What If They Tell You There's Another Continent Beyond Antarctica?"

The artist, known for his conspiracy theories, states that he does not believe there are only seven continents and suggests the possibility of another continent beyond Antarctica. He had already addressed these topics in a song last year.

Alejandra Rubio Does Not Close the Door on a Reconciliation with Matamoros: "I Believe Everything Can Be Resolved"

Alejandra Rubio hopes that Laura clarifies there has been no violence on the part of her partner and believes that everything can be resolved, leaving open the possibility of a reconciliation with Matamoros.

Sting will not leave any inheritance to his children: "It's a matter of work ethic"

Sting, former member of The Police, states that he will not leave an inheritance to his children because he believes that giving them too much is a punishment. His children understand and respect this decision, which is related to his work ethic.

The video of the sinking of a Chinese minibus crossing the frozen Lake Baikal that caused at least seven deaths

A Chinese minibus with nine people, including the driver, sank in the frozen Lake Baikal. So far, one survivor has been confirmed, while another passenger remains missing, and at least seven people have died.

A psychologist explains what it means to help waiters clear the table

Helping waiters clear the table reveals empathy, respect for others' work, and social awareness. This gesture shows responsibility, initiative, and emotional intelligence, reflecting deep personality traits beyond simple politeness.

"Sent to Die": Africans Deceived and Recruited by Russia to Fight in Ukraine

More than 1,400 Africans were lured to Russia with false job offers and, upon arrival, were sent to military camps to fight in Ukraine. At least 300 of them have died under these circumstances.

Islam Makhachev believes UFC benefits Ilia Topuria: "They want fighters who just go out and fight"

Islam Makhachev states that the UFC favors Ilia Topuria because it looks for fighters who deliver spectacular fights and know how to promote themselves, focusing on the entertainment aspect rather than just winning.

Oliveira Will Not Avoid the Exchange in the Center of the Octagon Against Holloway

Former Brazilian champion Charles Oliveira will face Max Holloway for the BMF belt in the main event of UFC 326, where an intense exchange in the center of the octagon is expected.

Barça crushes a lifeless Levante and regains the top spot in La Liga

Barça, led by Hansi Flick, secured a convincing victory against Levante with goals from Bernal, De Jong, and Fermín, thus reclaiming the lead in La Liga.

Yamal gets angry after being substituted and Flick sends him a message: "I wouldn’t understand if he were happy"

Lamine Yamal showed his anger after being substituted by Roony Bardghji in Barcelona's match against Levante. Coach Flick commented on the situation, expressing that he wouldn’t understand if Yamal were happy after the substitution.

Prestianni will not play at the Bernabéu: UEFA suspends the Argentine for alleged insults to Vinícius

UEFA has provisionally suspended Prestianni for alleged insults to Vinícius, preventing him from playing in Benfica's next match against Real Madrid at the Bernabéu.

Antonio Jiménez, teacher: "I didn't speak, read, or write until I was 10 years old, but no one thought I could be autistic"

Antonio Jiménez, a 43-year-old Chilean teacher, was diagnosed with autism three years ago. Despite not speaking, reading, or writing until he was 10 years old, no one suspected his condition. Since his diagnosis, he has been dedicated to raising awareness about autism to foster greater understanding and consciousness.

Emilio Redondo, the snow rider born among vineyards

Emilio Redondo, an athlete from Toledo, is preparing to be the only Spanish representative in snowboarding at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympic Games.

Only One in Ten Adults with Deafness Receives Information About Cochlear Implants

In Spain, more than 267,000 adults have profound hearing loss, but only about 23,000 use cochlear implants, indicating that only one in ten receive information or access to this option.

Vall d'Hebron Launches Clinical Trial with a Pioneering Eye Drop to Halt Diabetic Retinopathy

Vall d'Hebron Hospital has started a clinical trial to test an innovative eye drop that could halt diabetic retinopathy, a leading cause of preventable blindness. This pioneering treatment aims to offer a less invasive alternative to control this eye disease in diabetic patients.

The lack of improvements in their conditions and political paralysis leave fishery inspectors on the verge of strike

This Friday, Comisiones Obreras and ELA will meet with several ministries to address the demands of fishery inspectors, who are on the verge of a strike due to the lack of labor improvements and political paralysis. The negotiation is crucial ahead of the upcoming mackerel and bluefin tuna fishing campaigns.

The CNMC authorizes CVC's purchase of iPark's parking facilities from Elliott for around 300 million

The CNMC has approved the purchase by the Dutch firm CVC of iPark's parking facilities, owned by Elliott, for approximately 300 million. CVC aims to drive the growth of iPark in the Iberian Peninsula.

The Longest-Lasting Constitution

President Sánchez and his Government show little respect for the Constitution, as evidenced by their policy of walls and confrontations, which affects the coexistence and unity of the country.

Digi knocks on the door of the 1 billion euro revenue club in Spain after boosting its investments

Digi reached 929 million euros in revenue in Spain, approaching the 1 billion club, after increasing its investments by 63%. The operator stands out from the losses recorded by its parent company.

The ICO creates three new business areas to renew itself and manage 'España Crece'

The ICO, led by Manuel Illueca, drives its transformation with the creation of three new areas: a national division, an international division, and a general management of Financial Markets, thus strengthening its financial capacity to manage the 'España Crece' plan.

Jainaga rejects an industrial partner for Talgo and aims to sell trains in the new liberalization of the AVE

The new president of Talgo seeks to improve the company's fragile financial situation and damaged public image, ruling out an industrial partner and focusing his efforts on selling trains ahead of the upcoming liberalization of the AVE.

'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' has reconciled me with 'Game of Thrones' after almost ten years being fed up with its universe

The adventures of Dunk and Egg offer a fresh breath of air for fans tired of the Game of Thrones universe, proving that Westeros still has valuable stories to tell, renewing interest after almost a decade of oversaturation.

Goodbye to 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms', hello to the future of Westeros: upcoming 'Game of Thrones' series

The 'Game of Thrones' saga moves forward with new series that explore different eras and characters of Westeros. After 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,' upcoming projects have been announced that will expand the universe, from the reign of the mad king Aerys II Targaryen to future stories, promising to revive the magic and drama of the original saga for fans and new viewers alike.

Are There Movies for 'Therians'? The Most Searched Titles Featuring Humans Who Develop an Animal Identity

Some films have explored themes about humans who develop animal identities, anticipating the 'therian' subculture. These movies reflect the growing interest in expressing and living a non-human connection through narratives that address this unique identity.

From Cantudo’s Nude Scene to 'Jaws': The Movies That Were a Hit in Spain 50 Years Ago

In 1976, movies like 'Jaws' and 'A Clockwork Orange' were successful in Spain, shown without censorship but only in their original versions, while Spanish cinema experienced the era of the "destape" with increasing nudity and artistic freedom following the dictatorship.

100% Positive Reviews: This 6-Episode Samurai Miniseries Is a Hidden Gem on Netflix

This Japanese samurai miniseries, with 6 episodes, has received 100% positive reviews and has been renewed for a second season. It combines elements of 'Shogun' and 'Squid Game,' standing out as a hidden gem on Netflix.

Goya 2026: Who Are the Nominees for Best Leading Actress Award

The main actresses from 'Los domingos', 'Un fantasma en la batalla', 'La furia', 'Los Tortuga', and 'Mi amiga Eva' compete as nominees for the 2026 Goya Award for Best Leading Actress, including several performers who have already won this award in previous editions.

Apple Could Bring Back This Striking Color to the iPhone 18 Pro, According to Rumors

The iPhone 18 Pro could once again offer a red color model, a shade that Apple first introduced on its phones in 2017, according to recent rumors.

eBay reveals the most searched products in Spain during the year 2025

Technology is by far the most searched product category in Spain during the year 2025, according to eBay.

This HUAWEI Foldable is the Phone That Has Made Me Enjoy Photos the Most

The HUAWEI Mate X7 is a premium foldable phone that stands out for offering an advanced photography experience, ideal for those seeking innovation and quality in a versatile device.

Tesla's Robotaxis in Doubt: An Alarming Number of Accidents Raises Questions

Tesla's robotaxis have been involved in several accidents, mainly resulting in property damage. Although these incidents occur at moderate speeds, this alarming number raises doubts about the safety and reliability of Tesla's autonomous driving technology.

Bad news if you use this weather app: it will soon disappear from your mobile

Google will remove the Weather app to replace it with search results that offer a refreshed design with current conditions and forecasts, integrating weather information directly into the search.

The Theme for the MET Gala 2026 is Confirmed: What It Is and When It Will Take Place

The MET Gala 2026 will be held on May 5th at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, with Anna Wintour leading one of the most prominent fashion events of the year.

Long lines at Lidl to get 'Samba'-style sneakers for less than €11

Lidl's new 'Samba'-style sneakers have become extremely popular, causing long lines at their stores. Their affordable price, under €11, has driven high demand, making them one of the most sought-after releases of the season.

Hannah Arendt, philosopher: "The problem is not that women cannot do it, but that everything is demanded of them"

Hannah Arendt argues that the problem does not lie in women's lack of ability, but in the constant pressure and demands they face in all areas of their lives.

Hair Minimalism: The Trend That Embraces 'Less is More' in Hair Care

Hair minimalism promotes simplifying the hair care routine by using fewer products and techniques, focusing on the natural health of the hair. Experts highlight that this trend aims to avoid the excess of chemicals and procedures, favoring a more conscious and respectful care that improves the appearance and well-being of hair in the long term.

The Expert's Three Tricks to Keep Hair Clean for Longer

Many women face the problem of their hair getting dirty quickly after washing it. An expert shares three key tricks to keep it clean for longer, helping to avoid frequent washes and achieve healthier-looking hair that stays fresh for more time.

Kate Middleton, the most glamorous 'hooligan' at the Six Nations final with her Alexander McQueen coat

Kate Middleton stood out at the Six Nations final between England and Ireland, capturing all eyes with her elegant Alexander McQueen coat and showing her sporty support in style.

Recipe for Making Pickled Vegetables, Another Way to Eat and Preserve Vegetables

Pickling is a technique that extends the preservation of vegetables while enhancing their flavor, offering a delicious alternative for consuming vegetables.

How to Make the 'Tuna Melt' Recipe from the Famous Series 'Más que rivales,' According to the Guía Repsol

Guía Repsol shares the recipe for the 'tuna melt,' a sandwich featured in the Movistar+ series 'Más que rivales,' detailing its ingredients and preparation so that fans can replicate it at home.

Zucchini and Tuna Patties, a Healthy, Nutritious, and Very Easy Dinner Idea

This recipe for zucchini and tuna patties is a healthy, nutritious, and simple option for dinner, perfect for those looking to prepare something quick and balanced.

A Peruvian cevichería transforms its venue into Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show and goes viral

The Peruvian cevichería Las Gaviotas, known for its creative interpretations of hits like High School Musical, went viral after turning its venue into a replica of Bad Bunny's performance during the Super Bowl.

A Michelin-starred chef's trick to make a gourmet appetizer with a can of sardines

Jesús Sánchez, chef of Cenador de Amós, revealed on Instagram a quick and gourmet recipe to prepare an appetizer with a can of sardines in just 20 seconds.

Dine in Luxury for 50 Euros at a La Latina Neighborhood Restaurant Recognized by the Michelin and Repsol Guides

A restaurant in La Latina with a French bistro atmosphere offers a complete menu of starter, main course, and dessert for 50 euros, ideal for enjoying with friends. The venue is recognized by the Michelin and Repsol Guides.

The medieval town with a walled historic center where Pep Guardiola was born

A short distance from Manresa, this rural town stands out for its walled medieval old quarter and a natural environment full of tranquility, being the birthplace of Pep Guardiola.

The Route Through a Canyon with Wavy Red Rock Formations in Murcia

This stunning landscape in Murcia, featuring a canyon of wavy red rock formations, offers a spectacular route that looks like it’s straight out of a movie, inviting you to explore its unique natural beauty.

The White-House Village of Andalucía Located Next to the Odiel Marshes

This town of 22,700 inhabitants, situated near Huelva, is one of the main gateways to the impressive Odiel Marshes, a notable natural area in Andalucía.

The Tourist Destination That 'The Sun' Flags as a 'Red Flag' and Recommends Avoiding

The destination was included on a blacklist by 'The Sun' due to the local inhabitants' rejection of mass tourism, recommending avoiding visiting the area to respect the community.

Do You Have a Trip to Mexico? What to Do If Your Flight Is Canceled and Which Areas of the Country You Should Avoid

Following the death of the drug trafficker El Mencho, a surge of violence is affecting the northern state, recommending caution and avoiding certain areas when traveling to Mexico.

Japan Will Introduce Electronic Travel Permits and Require Airlines to Deny Boarding

Japan will implement electronic travel permits and require airlines to deny boarding to individuals considered "undesirable foreigners," according to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, in order to prevent their entry into the country.

Places Where 'Sirat', the Spanish Film Nominated for the Oscars, Was Shot: From Teruel to the Sahara

The film 'Sirat' by Óliver Laxe, which represents Spain at the Oscars and has eleven Goya nominations, was filmed in various locations, from Teruel to the Sahara Desert.

Óliver Serrano, psychologist, on the 'therian' identity: "We cannot talk about a disorder"

Óliver Serrano explains that the 'therian' identity mainly emerges during adolescence and emphasizes that it should not be considered a mental disorder. The essential thing is that young people feel good about themselves and can express their identity without stigma.

Doctor Michael Breus Reveals Three Simple Habits to Transform Body and Mind

Doctor Michael Breus proposes a 3-week plan that improves physical, mental, and emotional health through three key habits: good sleep, proper hydration, and breathing techniques.

Doctor Mariló Martín Arranz: "The major breakthrough against severe Crohn's disease is already here"

Doctor Mariló Martín Arranz highlights an important advancement in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease, especially in severe Crohn's disease, which is now available to improve patients' quality of life.

Neurobiology explains why some brains cannot overcome a loss

Richard Bryant, the lead author of a study, emphasizes that in order to treat prolonged grief, it is necessary to recognize it as a disorder, which could facilitate better management and treatment for those who cannot overcome a loss.

Health Alert Due to Risk of Choking from Hello Kitty Gummies Imported from Japan

Health authorities warn about the risk of choking associated with Hello Kitty gummies imported from Japan. It is recommended not to consume these products if you have them at home and to follow official guidelines to avoid hazards.

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

Ana Salido warns that 65% of aesthetic procedures are carried out by unqualified individuals, and 20% are also performed in unregulated locations, highlighting a serious problem of unauthorized practice in the sector.

Transport Ministry unlocks after 20 years the bypass project that will prevent trucks from crossing this Aragonese city

The Ministry of Transport will invest more than 70 million euros to build 7.4 km of bypass road in Borja and Maleján, including a 719-meter tunnel. This project, stalled for 20 years, will prevent trucks from crossing these Aragonese towns, improving traffic flow and road safety.

Where are the 900 million euros announced by Transport being invested to transform the state roads?

The General Directorate of Roads is carrying out 150 projects on state roads across 37 provinces and one autonomous city in Spain, with 66 projects already completed, using an investment of 900 million euros to modernize the road network.

What is the most common mistake when refueling? A gas station worker makes it clear

The Instagram account España @grupogarciacamacho explains the correct way to refuel, clarifying the most common mistake users make when filling up the tank at gas stations.

The Highway That Will Be Completely Toll-Free for Cars in 2029

The highway will eliminate tolls for light vehicles in 2029, making circulation free for cars, while heavy vehicles will continue to pay the toll.

The Eco Label, Now Easier: Mitsubishi Lowers Access to Its Hybrid SUVs

Mitsubishi expands its hybrid lineup in the ASX and Grandis models with the new Motion trim, which is more affordable and comes with the DGT Eco label, making access to greener vehicles easier.

How the Ultra-Fast Charging System That Will Be Installed in the Service Areas of Five Highways Works

Five highways in Spain will install ultra-fast charging points for electric vehicles, improving infrastructure and facilitating rapid recharges in service areas, boosting sustainable mobility.

Madrid Keeps Growing: Records the Highest Increase in Births in Spain and Surpasses 1.2 Million Foreign Residents

In 2025, the Community of Madrid exceeded 7.1 million inhabitants, with growth both in the city and in small municipalities and its metropolitan area, registering the highest increase in births in Spain and more than 1.2 million foreign residents.

Barcelona receives one million dollars for winning the 'Bloomberg Philanthropies' with a housing rehabilitation project

Barcelona won one million dollars in the 'Bloomberg Philanthropies' award to expand its 'Renovation as a Service' project, aimed at promoting the rehabilitation of the city's housing stock.

Esther's mother, young woman murdered in a warehouse in Torrejón de Ardoz: "He told her he was going to kill her one day"

Esther's mother, who was murdered in a fire in an occupied warehouse in Torrejón in 2022, testified at the trial about the alleged abuse the young woman suffered before her death. She recounted prior threats from the aggressor, who told her he would kill her someday.

Author of the 'Halloween crime' in Murcia sentenced to eight years in prison

The accused has been found guilty of homicide and sentenced to eight years in prison for the so-called 'Halloween crime' that took place in Murcia.

Two suspects investigated for identity theft of a third party, to whom €46,000 in betting winnings was attributed by the Tax Authority

Two suspects opened eight accounts on online betting platforms using another person's identity, to whom the Tax Authority attributed fraudulent winnings of €46,000.

Agents Rurals reports an energy drink company for unauthorized flights and "disturbing" endangered species

An energy drink company was reported by Agents Rurals for conducting unauthorized flights with a hot air balloon and a small plane in a hibernation area of endangered species, disturbing their habitat while filming a commercial.

Cercanías Madrid warns of delays on lines C-2, C-7, and C-8 and suspends the Civis Guadalajara-Chamartín service

Cercanías Madrid reports that lines C-2, C-7, and C-8 will experience occasional delays due to wind damage at the Fuencarral workshop. Additionally, the Civis Guadalajara-Chamartín service is suspended until further notice.

The Prosecutor Requests Five Years in Prison for the Former Director of a School for Harassing the Whistleblower of a Pedophile

The former director of a school faces five years in prison for harassing the IT specialist who reported a pedophile, after discovering 39 GB of evidence of child abuse and alerting the Mossos d'Esquadra.

This is the revolutionary park in Cuenca that will change the entire region

The new park in Cuenca, located in an exceptional natural setting in Castilla-La Mancha, stands out for its focus on sustainability and adventure, promising to transform the region and attract visitors with innovative and environmentally friendly experiences.

Ford Almussafes will halt production for eight days in March and five days in April due to the ERTE

Ford Almussafes will stop production for eight days in March and five days in April due to an ERTE. At the engine plant, the shutdown will be four days in March and one day in April, coinciding with the dates of the assembly plant.

20 Years in Prison Agreed Upon for the Confessed Perpetrator of the Hinojal Crime

The confessed perpetrator of the Hinojal crime accepted a 20-year prison sentence. With this agreement, the case will be ready for sentencing and a trial will be avoided.

It's Official: A New Free RTVE Channel Arrives on DTT — Programming, Launch Date, and Everything Known So Far

RTVE will launch a new thematic art channel, first available on streaming platforms and later on DTT. The channel will offer cultural and entertainment programming with a modern and digital approach to broaden audience access.

The Billion-Dollar Card: A Young Woman Discovers She Is 'Rich' After Paying at a Café

A young woman was surprised to discover that her card, which was supposed to have only 10 pounds, actually contained more than 63 billion, making her unexpectedly 'rich' after paying at a café.

The Applauded Response of a Taxi Driver to His Customer: "I Should Charge You an Extra Fee for Being Dumb"

A taxi driver cleverly responded to a customer who tried to pay him with a different coin, requested that the taxi have wifi, and asked not to be charged the airport surcharge, highlighting the passenger's unreasonable attitude.

They leave a food container at a bar and when they return demand that they cook for them again: "If you only knew the trouble they caused me"

A family left a food container at a bar and, after four hours, upon returning they demanded that the food be cooked again. The bar owner said they confronted him for discarding the food after that time.

Spain and its cats: from grain silos to legally regulated colonies

17% of Spanish households have at least one cat, according to the European report Facts & Figures 2025, reflecting the growing presence and regulation of feline colonies in Spain.

An Analysis of Hair Samples Reveals Greater Exposure to Bisphenol A in Indoor Cats

Studies on hair samples show that indoor cats are more exposed to bisphenol A (BPA), a substance that can disrupt the hormonal system by mimicking the body's natural estrogens.

The processionary caterpillar does not wait for spring, there are already alerts in half of Spain

The processionary caterpillar has appeared earlier than usual, causing alerts in much of Spain. It is recommended to take extra precautions in parks, pine forests, and urban areas due to the risk they pose to people and animals.

Storms reopen the debate: we still lack effective protocols to protect animals

UNDRR-FOUR PAWS highlights that investing in emergency prevention can save up to seven times more, as well as effectively protect livestock, wildlife, and pets, revealing the lack of solid protocols for their protection against storms.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for Tuesday, February 24, 2026, on 20minutos.es, where you will find predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

The Zodiac Signs Before Jupiter, the Best of the Planets: How It Will Affect Each Horoscope

Jupiter, known for bringing luck, positively influences each zodiac sign during its transit, enhancing the best of personality traits and opportunities for every horoscope.

How Much Does Disney+ Spain Cost Now? These Are the Platform's Plans and Rates

Disney+ positions itself as one of the main competitors to Netflix and Prime Video in Spain following Netflix's acquisition of HBO Max. The platform offers various plans and rates to attract subscribers in an increasingly competitive market.

Churro and Ice Cream Burgers: This Churrería in Barcelona Is the Trend of the Moment

In Ciutat Vella, Barcelona, a churrería has become popular for its original churro burgers filled with ice cream, a sweet treat perfect for saying goodbye to winter while enjoying a stroll through the city.

A young man devises a way to go to prison, fed up with not finding work and having nothing to eat

Oleg got himself arrested after making a false bomb threat at an airport, which earned him a sentence of three years and two months in prison, seeking to escape the lack of work and not having anything to eat.

What is the origin of the expression "Por el interés, te quiero Andrés"?

The expression refers to affection that does not come from genuine feelings, but from self-interest or personal gain.

Olive Trees in the Arctic: Spain Sends Seeds Against the Agricultural Apocalypse

For the first time, Spanish olive seeds will be stored in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, ensuring their conservation and protection against potential global agricultural crises.

Will They Break the Record? The Footballers with the Most Matches in the History of La Liga

Several active footballers in LaLiga have already surpassed 500 matches and are aiming to reach the all-time record for appearances in the competition. The current ranking, updated as of February 20, 2026, highlights these iconic players who could become the top participants in all of LaLiga.

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All the comic strips published by Naniopina in 20Minutos, which reflect current situations and topics with humor and social critique.

The Fire Horse Takes the Streets of Madrid in a Spectacular Chinese New Year Parade

The Chinese New Year parade in Madrid filled the city with Eastern tradition and a colorful spectacle, highlighting the participation of the fire horse. Hundreds of people celebrated with music, dance, and cultural elements typical of this festivity, which symbolizes prosperity and good luck for the coming year.

The Best Cartoons by Superantipático

All the cartoons published by Superantipático in 20minutos, compiling his standout works to offer a humorous and critical view of current events.

Mortgages for more than 80% of the property price increase due to lack of savings for a down payment

Mortgages exceeding 80% of the property's value have risen from 7.8% in 2024 to 11.2% in 2025, reflecting a growing difficulty for buyers to gather sufficient savings for the down payment.

The Besiberri Emergency Shelter in Lleida Found Vandalized: "People Are Unacceptable"

The Besiberri emergency shelter, located at 2,221 meters between Alta Ribagorça and Val d’Aran, with nine beds, was found vandalized. Authorities lament the vandalism and criticize the irresponsible attitude of those who damage these essential facilities for mountaineers and hikers.

Lara Hernández (Sumar): "We were not speaking the language of the streets, we need to start doing it again"

Lara Hernández, leader of Movimiento Sumar, emphasizes the need to regain real contact with the citizens as she relaunches the alliance with IU, Más Madrid, and Comuns, at a key moment of reorganization of the left in Spain.

Gisèle Pelicot will present her memoir book 'A Hymn to Life' in Madrid

Gisèle Pelicot will present her memoir book 'A Hymn to Life' on Monday, March 2nd at the French Institute of Madrid, in a public event with journalist Montserrat Domínguez.

The Cancer Research Center incorporates a 'molecular GPS' to understand metastases

The Cancer Research Center has implemented a 'molecular GPS' that allows for the analysis of cellular diversity in different areas of tumors, facilitating the study and understanding of metastases. This advanced technology helps track the behavior and evolution of cancer cells in detail.

Don Omar announces a concert in Barcelona after selling out tickets in Seville and Tenerife

Don Omar will perform on July 23 at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in Barcelona as part of the Cook Music Fest Special Edition, after selling out tickets in Seville and Tenerife.

A collapsed registry and immigration offices without staff: officials request resources to handle regularization

Immigration officials are requesting more resources and personnel in the face of the collapsed registry and the imminent regularization of more than half a million immigrants, scheduled within less than two months, in order to effectively manage the procedures.

The PSOE Limits Itself to Asking for "Broad-mindedness" to Approve the Social Decree as It Does Not See a Secure Majority

The PSOE urges Junts to act with "broad-mindedness" to approve the social decree, warning that its rejection would harm 196,000 Catalan families benefiting from the social electricity voucher and 178,000 from the social thermal voucher.

Sánchez and Zapatero will support Carlos Martínez in the PSOE electoral campaign in Castilla y León

The Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, and former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero will support Carlos Martínez in the PSOE electoral campaign in Castilla y León by participating in an event to be held this week in Burgos.

A judge prohibits rapper Costa from coming within 500 meters of his partner due to alleged gender-based violence

Rapper Hugo Ortiz, known as Costa, faces charges of domestic and partner abuse. A judge has issued an order prohibiting him from approaching within 500 meters of his partner due to alleged gender-based violence.

This video of a man who claims to have been convicted for trying to evict squatters from his house is not a real case

A video showing a man claiming to have been convicted for trying to evict squatters from his house has gained popularity on TikTok since February 19, 2026, accumulating more than 113,900 views and 60,400 followers on the profile that posted it. However, this situation does not correspond to a real case.

An association warns that "a judge retires every four days" and considers the 500 positions announced by the Government "insufficient"

The Francisco Vitoria Judicial Association warns that a judge retires every four days, and that in just over a decade, one-third of the judiciary will have retired. It considers that the 500 positions announced by the Government are insufficient to cover these vacancies and ensure the functioning of the judicial system.

The Viña Rock Festival Announces Its Disassociation from the Pro-Israel Fund KKR

The company organizing Viña Rock changes to a new "completely independent" ownership following the exit of the KKR fund. With this operation, the festival becomes entirely disconnected from any ties to the aforementioned pro-Israel fund.

Princess Leonor will also learn to pilot helicopters in San Javier

As part of her military training, Princess Leonor will attend the Armilla base in Granada to complete her phase as a pilot, although there is no set date for this activity yet.

University protests grow in Iran amid US military pressure

Student protests have spread to nine key universities in Iran, in a context of high tension with the United States due to military pressures.

A Body Found Floating in the Port of Vigo and the Causes Are Under Investigation

Authorities have found a body floating in the port of Vigo and are currently investigating the circumstances of the death, which are still unknown.

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

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to perform human tasks such as learning and decision-making. To get started, it is key to understand basic concepts, explore accessible tools, and practice with simple projects. AI impacts various sectors, offering opportunities and ethical challenges that every beginner should be aware of for responsible and effective development.

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

In Spain, it is common for drivers to jump-start their car battery with jumper cables. To do it correctly and avoid risks, it is important to connect the positive (+) cable first and then the negative (-), following a safe order that prevents sparks or damage during the process.

Can I Buy a Parking Space in a Residential Community Where I Don’t Live? The LPH Rules

Buying a parking space in a residential community where one does not reside is possible. The Horizontal Property Law (LPH) regulates this matter, allowing the purchase of these spaces even if one does not live in the building, which is especially valuable in cities with scarce parking.

The family tree of 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,' explained: who is who among the Targaryens

The series "The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" follows the story of the Targaryens, set between the reigns of Daemon and Rhaenyra in "House of the Dragon" and before Daenerys in "Game of Thrones," showing how this dynasty ruled Westeros with "fire and blood."

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

Schopenhauer, a renowned philosopher, emphasized that happiness depends more on our ideas and thoughts than on material wealth. His philosophical contributions include reflections on the true path to happiness, highlighting the importance of mental well-being over economic status.

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

The cross-border viaduct over the Sever River will connect Cedillo (Cáceres) with Montalvão-Nisa (Portugal), improving the connection between Madrid and Lisbon and reducing travel times.

'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms': When does episode 6 (the last one) premiere in Spain?

The unexpected twist in the fourth episode surprised many viewers, but then the broadcast returned to the regular episode schedule.

New Minimum Wage: When It Comes Into Effect, How Much Money Is Actually Earned, and How It Affects This Year's Income Tax Return

The Interprofessional Minimum Wage (SMI) will increase by 37 euros per month, a 3.1% rise, despite the rejection from business organizations.

Annie 2026: 'The K-pop Warriors' Sweep the Animation Oscars

The Netflix and Sony Animation film is almost certain to win the Oscar for Best Animated Feature at the Annie 2026, standing out as the favorite at the ceremony.

Jorge Rey Brings Forward the Weather Forecast for Carnival and Easter: the Cabañuelas Predict "an Anticyclone"

Meteorologist Jorge Rey anticipates stable weather during Carnival and Easter, based on the traditional cabañuelas method, which predicts the arrival of an anticyclone for these festivities.

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

NASA is studying a phenomenon at the Stonebreen glacier, in the Svalbard archipelago, Norway, which since 2023 has shown changes in its phase, revealing unprecedented behaviors of this large glacial red spot.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Activated: Here's How You Can Find Out if You Will Owe Taxes or Get a Refund

An accessible simulator that does not require Cl@ve or a digital certificate allows you to anticipate the outcome of the 2025 Income Tax return, informing you whether you will have to pay taxes or receive a refund.

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

Alcanar is negotiating the purchase and demolition of flood-prone homes after years of storms, facing the first climate evictions in Catalonia. The resulting crisis has caused political and social impact, including the resignation of the mayor, as the municipality seeks to adapt to climate change and protect its residents.

Oil rises to near seven-month high on US–Iran tensions, trade policy

Oil prices surged to their highest in nearly seven months due to escalating US–Iran tensions and uncertainty over US trade policies. Concerns about supply disruptions amid geopolitical strains boosted market sentiment, contributing to the price rise despite subdued demand forecasts. Traders remain cautious as ongoing diplomatic developments and trade negotiations could influence future oil market stability.

Canada plans to assist Cuba while Washington squeezes the island

Canada announced plans to provide economic and humanitarian aid to Cuba amid increasing U.S. sanctions. While Washington maintains a hardline stance, tightening embargoes, Canada seeks to support the Cuban people by easing financial restrictions and boosting trade, aiming to mitigate the island's economic crisis and counterbalance U.S. pressure.

Oil holds near 7-month highs as US-Iran talks loom, tariffs cloud outlook

Oil prices remain close to seven-month highs amid anticipation of US-Iran nuclear talks that could ease Middle East tensions. However, uncertainty persists due to potential US tariffs impacting global trade and economic growth. Market participants weigh these factors as they assess future oil supply and demand dynamics.

Gold snaps 4-day winning streak amid profit-taking; tariff tensions linger

Gold prices fell, ending a four-day rally, as investors took profits amid ongoing tariff uncertainties. Despite the decline, concerns over trade tensions continue to support gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset, keeping price fluctuations in focus.

US Chemical Safety Board faults Pemex in 2024 fatal accident

The US Chemical Safety Board identified Pemex's safety lapses as a key factor in a 2024 fatal accident. Investigations revealed inadequate risk management and procedural failures at the Mexican state oil company, leading to the deadly incident. The Board urged Pemex to improve safety protocols to prevent future accidents and protect workers.

Maryland sues Trump administration to halt construction of ICE facility

Maryland has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop the construction of a new ICE detention facility. The state argues the project violates environmental laws and community safety concerns. Maryland seeks to prevent the expansion of immigration detention amid rising opposition to federal immigration policies.

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Oil slips as traders keep an eye on U.S.-Iran developments, parse tariff turmoil

Oil prices dipped as traders monitored evolving U.S.-Iran relations and analyzed the impact of recent tariff changes. Market participants weighed geopolitical tensions against economic policies, seeking clarity on potential supply disruptions and trade impacts, leading to cautious trading amid mixed signals.

Gold prices rise as Trump tariff turmoil boosts safe haven demand

Gold prices increased due to heightened demand for safe-haven assets amid uncertainties from tariff tensions initiated by former President Trump. Market volatility and concerns over trade policies have driven investors towards gold, traditionally seen as a secure store of value in times of economic and political instability.

US to make tariff decision on solar panels from India, Indonesia and Laos

The US is set to decide on imposing tariffs on solar panels imported from India, Indonesia, and Laos amid concerns over import surges and potential circumvention of trade rules. The decision aims to protect domestic manufacturers and ensure fair trade practices, with implications for the global solar panel supply chain and clean energy goals.

dormakaba reports weaker volumes in H1, maintains full-year guidance

dormakaba experienced a decline in volumes during the first half of the year but continues to uphold its full-year outlook. Despite the weaker sales, the company remains confident in achieving its annual targets, supported by ongoing operational efficiencies and market strategies.

Japan stocks higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 0.83%

Japan's stock market closed higher with the Nikkei 225 rising 0.83%, driven by gains in technology and export-oriented firms. Investors were optimistic due to positive global economic data and easing concerns over geopolitical tensions. Market participants remain cautious ahead of upcoming corporate earnings reports.

Tesla EU registrations fall 17% in Jan; market share dips

Tesla's EU vehicle registrations dropped 17% in January compared to last year, leading to a decline in market share. This decrease reflects increased competition and supply challenges. Despite the setback, Tesla remains a key player in the electric vehicle market, adjusting strategies to regain momentum.

South Korea’s Hyundai Motor warns US tariff pressure may intensify despite Supreme Court ruling

Hyundai Motor cautioned that US tariff pressures could increase despite a recent Supreme Court ruling that limits tariff costs for imported vehicles. The company highlighted ongoing trade tensions and the possibility of stricter trade measures affecting its exports, emphasizing the need for careful monitoring of US trade policies moving forward.

CK Hutchison says Panama Canal port workers removed after court-ordered takeover

CK Hutchison reported that workers at its Panama Canal port operations were removed following a court-ordered takeover. The decision came amid legal disputes over the control of the port, impacting HK-listed CK Hutchison’s operations and raising concerns over the management and future of this strategic logistics hub.

Germany’s once-vibrant auto heartland falls on hard times

Germany’s automotive hub faces challenges as traditional carmakers struggle with the shift to electric vehicles, leading to job losses and economic decline. Suppliers and manufacturers grapple with changing technologies and market demands, impacting the region’s prosperity and raising concerns about the future of its automotive industry.

Bernstein Names Top European Airport Stocks

Bernstein has identified leading European airport stocks poised for growth. The analysis highlights key players benefiting from increased travel demand and robust passenger traffic recovery post-pandemic. These airports are expected to capitalize on rising tourism and business travel, supported by strong financials and strategic investments in infrastructure, positioning them as attractive opportunities for investors in the aviation sector.

BofA Names Best European IT Stocks to Buy as Top Indicator Points to 2026 Recovery

Bank of America identifies top European IT stocks poised for gains, citing a leading economic indicator suggesting a market recovery in 2026. The report highlights promising tech companies likely to benefit from improving economic conditions and increased investment in technology sectors across Europe. Investors are advised to consider these stocks for long-term growth as the region’s IT industry rebounds.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 1.61%

Taiwan stocks rose at the close, with the Taiwan Weighted Index gaining 1.61%. The market showed positive momentum driven by investor optimism and strong performances in key sectors, contributing to overall gains in the Taiwanese equity market.

Zhipu AI shares rebound after tumbling on compute shortage concerns

Zhipu AI's shares recovered after an initial drop caused by investor worries over compute resource shortages. The company reassured the market by outlining plans to secure additional computing capacity, which helped stabilize its stock price. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic about Zhipu AI’s growth prospects amid ongoing demand for AI infrastructure.

Trump’s new tariffs shift focus to balance of payments; economists see no crisis

President Trump's new tariffs aim to address the U.S. balance of payments by reducing trade deficits. Economists generally agree that while tariffs may impact trade dynamics, they do not signal an imminent economic crisis. Effects on prices and international relations are expected but manageable, with most experts viewing the measures as a strategic shift rather than a sign of financial instability.

Turkish central bank total reserves fell nearly $6 billion last week, bankers say

The Turkish central bank’s total reserves declined by nearly $6 billion last week, according to bankers. This drop reflects ongoing pressures amid economic challenges and currency volatility, impacting Turkey's foreign exchange reserves and financial stability.

China leaves loan prime rate steady in Feb amid mixed growth signals

China kept its one-year and five-year loan prime rates unchanged in February, reflecting cautious monetary policy amid mixed economic data. The steady rates aim to support growth while managing inflation and financial risks. Policymakers remain watchful as domestic demand shows uneven recovery and external uncertainties persist.

Argentina’s economic activity expected to have rebounded 0.5% in December: Reuters poll

Argentina's economic activity is forecasted to have increased by 0.5% in December, according to a Reuters poll. This rebound indicates signs of recovery after previous declines, driven by improved industrial production and consumption. The poll reflects cautious optimism about the country’s economic outlook amid ongoing challenges such as inflation and fiscal pressures.

Analysis - Power drought pushes Ukraine’s economy into worst crisis since the war’s first year

Ukraine faces its most severe economic crisis since the war began, triggered by widespread power outages caused by Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. The resulting power drought has disrupted industries and homes, hampering recovery efforts and deepening financial instability amid ongoing conflict.

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Mexico's economy beats expectations in fourth quarter, largest expansion in a year

Mexico's economy grew faster than expected in Q4, marking its largest expansion in a year. Key sectors driving growth included manufacturing and services, supported by strong domestic demand and exports. This improvement reflects resilience amid global economic challenges, boosting optimism for Mexico's economic outlook in the coming months.

Mexican economy bounces in December as all sectors grow

Mexico's economy grew in December, with all major sectors—industry, services, and agriculture—showing expansion. This growth helped offset earlier economic challenges, signaling a stronger end to the year and positive momentum heading into 2024. Increased industrial output and robust service sector performance were key contributors to the overall economic rebound.

Barclays revises UK unemployment forecast higher amid easing labour market

Barclays has raised its forecast for UK unemployment, citing signs of a loosening labour market. The bank highlights slowing job growth and increased layoffs as indicators that the labour market is weakening, impacting economic outlook and wage growth expectations.

German business sentiment rises, reviving recovery hopes

German business sentiment improved in April, signaling a potential economic recovery. The Ifo Business Climate Index rose as firms reported better current conditions and more optimistic expectations. This shift reflects easing supply chain issues and stabilizing inflation, boosting hopes for stronger growth in Europe's largest economy after recent challenges.

Factbox - A Year of Upheaval Sets the Stage for Trump’s State of the Union Address

The article outlines the major events and challenges leading up to President Trump’s State of the Union address, including political conflicts, economic shifts, and social unrest throughout the past year. These upheavals provide context for the themes and priorities likely to be addressed in his speech.

Morning Bid: Trump fumes against the world as his tariffs come up short

President Trump's tariffs have failed to deliver the expected economic benefits, leading to frustration and criticism from the administration. Despite aggressive trade policies aimed at protecting U.S. industries, the measures have not halted global competition or significantly improved trade balances, causing tensions with trading partners and domestic challenges.

Trump tariffs take effect at 10% after Supreme Court defeat

The Supreme Court upheld the Trump administration's tariffs, allowing them to take effect at a 10% rate. This ruling ends challenges from various industries, reinforcing the government's authority to impose trade restrictions aimed at protecting domestic markets. The decision impacts imports and could influence trade relations and prices.

Trump to tout economic strength during State of The Union address - WSJ

Former President Donald Trump plans to highlight the U.S. economy's strong performance during his upcoming State of the Union address. He aims to emphasize job growth, stock market gains, and low unemployment rates as key achievements under his administration. The speech is expected to focus on economic accomplishments to bolster support ahead of upcoming elections.

Gold falls from three-week high on profit-booking, firm dollar

Gold prices declined after reaching a three-week high, as investors engaged in profit-booking. The U.S. dollar remained firm, weighing on gold's appeal. Ongoing market dynamics and economic data continue to influence precious metal trends.

Dollar languishes as Asia markets reopen to renewed tariff turmoil

The dollar weakened as Asian markets reopened amidst escalating tariff tensions between the US and China. Investors grew cautious due to renewed trade uncertainties, impacting currency and equity markets. The ongoing tariff disputes continue to weigh on global economic sentiment, causing fluctuations in the forex market and prompting risk-off moves among traders.

China leaves benchmark lending rates unchanged for ninth straight month

China maintained its benchmark lending rates for the ninth consecutive month, signaling a cautious approach amid economic uncertainties. The one-year loan prime rate remains at 3.65%, while the five-year rate stays at 4.30%. This decision reflects efforts to support steady economic growth without triggering inflation or asset bubbles.

Bank of Korea to keep interest rates steady at 2.50% through 2026: Reuters poll

The Bank of Korea is expected to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 2.50% through 2026, according to a Reuters poll. Economists predict no rate hikes as the central bank balances inflation concerns with subdued economic growth, aiming to support economic stability in the medium term.

Trump warns countries that ’play games’ with US trade deals will face higher tariffs

Former President Trump warned that countries manipulating US trade deals will face increased tariffs. He emphasized a tough stance on trade to protect American interests and ensure fair agreements, signaling potential escalation in trade policies to penalize unfair practices.

JPMorgan forecasts jump in first-quarter deal fees, trading revenue

JPMorgan expects significant growth in first-quarter deal fees and trading revenue, driven by strong market activity and increased client transactions. The bank anticipates improved performance across investment banking and trading divisions, reflecting robust market conditions and heightened investor demand. This outlook signals JPMorgan's continued leadership in financial services amid a dynamic economic environment.

Bitcoin slips below $63k, wipes out 50% from Oct record high

Bitcoin fell below $63,000, losing half its value from the October record peak. The decline reflects increased market volatility and investor caution amid regulatory concerns and shifts in global economic conditions impacting cryptocurrency demand.

Bitcoin slides, falls below $65k amid whale selling, Trump tariff saga

Bitcoin dropped below $65,000 driven by large-scale sales from major holders ("whales") and ongoing uncertainty surrounding tariffs linked to former President Trump. Market reactions reflect concerns about regulatory impacts and trade tensions, prompting a pullback in cryptocurrency values amid broader economic worries.

Grey expands business banking with USD accounts and stablecoin support

Grey has enhanced its business banking services by introducing USD accounts and support for stablecoins. This expansion aims to provide clients with more flexible and efficient financial solutions, facilitating international transactions and crypto asset management within a single platform. The move positions Grey as a competitive player in the evolving fintech landscape.

Independent Legal Opinion Confirms Salvium is a Privacy Coin that is Compliant for EU MiCA Regulated Exchanges

An independent legal opinion has confirmed that Salvium, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency, complies with EU MiCA regulations. This validation allows Salvium to be listed on MiCA-regulated exchanges across the European Union, setting it apart as a privacy coin that meets stringent regulatory standards.

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Crypto holds steady amid inflation outlook and geopolitical risks, Nexo says

Cryptocurrencies remain stable as investors weigh persistent inflation concerns and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Nexo highlights that despite market volatility, crypto assets demonstrate resilience, attracting cautious interest amid uncertain economic conditions and conflict-related risks globally.

Ripple CEO Garlinghouse: Clarity Act 80% Likely to Pass by April

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse expressed optimism that the Clarity Act, which would provide clearer regulations for cryptocurrencies, has an 80% chance of passing by April. He emphasized the need for regulatory certainty to foster innovation and protect investors in the digital asset space. The act aims to address current ambiguities in crypto legislation, promoting growth and stability within the industry.

Bitcoin dips after Trump tariff hike announcement, then recovers

Bitcoin initially fell following President Trump's announcement of increased tariffs, reflecting market concerns about trade tensions. However, the cryptocurrency quickly rebounded, regaining lost value as investors weighed broader economic factors and the asset's volatility.

Bitcoin holds above $68k, but set for weekly loss amid rate, geopolitical risks

Bitcoin remained above $68,000 but is poised for its first weekly decline in a month due to rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions. Investors are cautious amid global economic uncertainties, balancing optimism from strong market demand against fears of tightening monetary policies and ongoing conflicts that could impact financial markets.

IP Strategy Announces Share Repurchase Program of Up To 1 Million Shares

IP Strategy declared a new share repurchase program allowing the company to buy back up to 1 million of its shares. This move aims to enhance shareholder value by optimizing capital structure and returning value to investors. The program's timing and volume will depend on market conditions and corporate considerations.

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Monadelphous H1 2026 slides: revenue surges 46%, energy transition focus

Monadelphous reported a 46% revenue increase in the first half of 2026, driven by strong project execution and growing demand in energy transition sectors. The company emphasized its strategic shift towards renewable energy and infrastructure projects, positioning itself to capitalize on the global shift to cleaner energy. Despite higher costs, underlying profitability remained stable, supporting confidence in continued growth.

CenterPoint Energy prices $600M convertible notes offering

CenterPoint Energy has priced an offering of $600 million in convertible senior notes due 2029. The proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, including refinancing debt. The notes are convertible into shares of CenterPoint's common stock and offer a fixed interest rate. This move aims to strengthen the company’s balance sheet and support ongoing business operations.

Itron prices $700 million convertible notes offering due 2032

Itron has priced a $700 million convertible notes offering due in 2032. The financing aims to support the company’s growth initiatives and strategic objectives. Details on interest rates and conversion terms were disclosed, highlighting Itron’s commitment to strengthening its financial position while advancing its product and service developments.

Verisk prices $1 billion debt offering to refinance loans

Verisk has priced a $1 billion debt offering aimed at refinancing existing loans. This move is intended to optimize the company’s capital structure and reduce borrowing costs, enhancing financial flexibility for future operations.

Viva Energy FY25 slides: strong H2 rebound drives stock surge

Viva Energy's FY25 results show a strong second-half recovery, boosting investor confidence and driving a significant surge in its stock price. The company overcame earlier challenges with improved operational performance and cost management, signaling positive momentum and enhanced profitability prospects for the upcoming fiscal year.

Eureka Group H1 2026 slides: revenue up 20%, new rental segment scales

Eureka Group reported a 20% revenue increase in H1 2026, driven by strong sales growth and expansion in its new rental segment. The company highlighted successful scaling efforts, contributing to improved profitability and market presence. Operational efficiencies and increased customer demand supported the positive results, positioning Eureka for continued growth in the upcoming quarters.

Integral Diagnostics 1H FY26 slides: merger synergies drive 76% EBITDA surge

Integral Diagnostics reported a 76% increase in EBITDA for the first half of FY26, driven by synergies from a recent merger. The company highlighted strong operational efficiencies and revenue growth across key segments, contributing to improved profitability and market position. Cost savings and expanded service offerings played significant roles in boosting financial performance during this period.

Cedar Woods H1 FY26 slides: profit surges 164%, margins expand

Cedar Woods reported a 164% profit increase in H1 FY26, driven by strong sales and operational efficiency. The company also saw expanded margins amid robust market demand. Continued focus on strategic projects and cost control underpinned the positive financial performance.

Dalrymple Bay FY25 slides: distributions jump 12%, refinancing saves $75m

Dalrymple Bay's FY25 results show a 12% increase in distributions, driven by strong operational performance. The company also secured refinancing that is expected to save $75 million, enhancing financial flexibility. These developments position Dalrymple Bay for continued growth and improved shareholder returns.