News Summary - 02/25/2026
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Analysis: Trump issues patriotic rallying cry with eye on crucial elections
In a lengthy speech, President Trump energized his supporters with a patriotic message while mocking his adversaries, aiming to rally his base ahead of key upcoming elections, says BBC's Anthony Zurcher.
Ukraine remembers its dead as war enters a fifth year
Ukraine held events nationwide to commemorate four years since Russia's full-scale invasion, honoring the fallen as the conflict enters its fifth year.
Japan to deploy missiles on island near Taiwan by 2031
Japan plans to deploy missiles on Yonaguni Island, situated near Taiwan, by 2031. The island's strategic location places it at the forefront of escalating tensions between self-governing Taiwan and China. This move highlights Japan's effort to bolster its defense amid regional security concerns.
Chinese dance group's tour triggers bomb threat against Australian PM
A Chinese dance group's tour in Australia led to a bomb threat against Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The threat warned that explosives would be detonated at Albanese's residence if the group did not cancel its performances.
Drones hammer Sudan's gold and oil zone - the pivotal new front line
Intensified drone attacks in Sudan's Kordofan region, a key gold and oil area, have resulted in mass casualties. The violence underscores the escalating conflict and the ongoing struggle for control, with peace remaining out of reach.
German chancellor lands in Beijing for inaugural China trip
Friedrich Merz, ahead of his first visit to Beijing as German chancellor, stated that it would be a mistake for Germany to "decouple" from China, emphasizing the importance of maintaining strong ties between the two nations.
Senegal PM proposes tougher anti-LGBT law, doubling prison terms
Senegal's Prime Minister has proposed a bill increasing prison terms for "acts against nature" from the current length to five to ten years, aiming to impose stricter penalties on LGBT-related offenses.
Trump hits out at reports that top US general warned against attacking Iran
General Dan Caine reportedly cautioned that attacking Iran may lead to a prolonged US conflict. Trump has criticized these reports, disputing the general's warnings about the risks involved in striking Iran.
Australian Police Make Arrests Over Alleged Murder of Grandfather Mistakenly Kidnapped
Police arrested suspects in connection with the death of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, who was mistakenly kidnapped and was not the intended target of the crime.
Political outsiders are up against Thailand's powerful patronage system, defeated MP tells BBC
The People's Party faced defeat due to Thailand's entrenched patronage networks that control provincial politics, making it difficult for political outsiders to succeed.
FBI director's private jet use delayed investigations, Democrat alleges
Allegations arose that the FBI director's use of a private jet caused delays in investigations. These claims surfaced shortly after Patel was spotted celebrating with the U.S. men's hockey team in Italy following their Olympic victory.
Russian soldiers tell BBC they saw fellow troops executed on commanders' orders
Four Russian soldiers reveal the brutal conditions in the Ukraine war, with two witnessing fellow troops being executed by commanders for disobedience.
Nancy Guthrie's family offers $1 million reward to bring home missing mother
Nancy Guthrie's family has announced a $1 million reward to help find her. Her daughter, an NBC host, emotionally expressed the family's pain and said they are preparing for the possibility that Nancy may be dead.
Mexico hunts 23 inmates who escaped from jail during wave of violence
Twenty-three inmates escaped from a Puerto Vallarta jail after armed men rammed a gate to break them out. Authorities are actively searching for the fugitives amid ongoing violence in the region.
Floods and landslides in Brazil kill at least 25
Heavy floods and landslides in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, have killed at least 25 people. Hundreds have been displaced, dozens remain missing, and rescue efforts continue as authorities work to locate survivors and provide aid.
US ambassador to France set for talks with foreign minister after row
Charles Kushner engaged in talks with France's foreign minister following his initial failure to respond to a summons on Monday, aiming to resolve tensions between the two nations.
Nigeria denies report it paid 'huge' ransom to free pupils in mass abduction
Nigeria has denied reports that it paid a large ransom to secure the release of abducted pupils. This statement came shortly before the police chief announced his resignation, a year ahead of schedule.
Probe under way after illness kills 72 tigers in Thai tourist park
Authorities are investigating the deaths of 72 tigers in a Thai tourist park. Samples tested positive for the canine distemper virus, but the source of the infection remains unconfirmed.
Celebrity doctor Peter Attia steps down from CBS over Epstein links
Health influencer Peter Attia has stepped down from CBS to prevent his association with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein from becoming a distraction, according to his spokesman.
Ramaphosa thanks Putin for release of South Africans lured into Russia-Ukraine war
South African President Ramaphosa expressed gratitude to Russian President Putin for the release of South African men who were tricked into joining the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The men had believed they were traveling to Russia for bodyguard training but were instead sent to the front lines of the war.
Robert Carradine, Lizzie McGuire and Revenge of the Nerds star, dies aged 71
Robert Carradine, known for his roles in Lizzie McGuire and Revenge of the Nerds, died at 71. His family revealed he had battled bipolar disorder for nearly 20 years and took his own life.
Moscow rail hub explosion was suicide bomb, Russian officials say
Russian officials report that the Moscow rail hub explosion was a suicide bombing, resulting in the deaths of a traffic police officer and the suspect.
Hong Kong lodges 'strong protest' after Panama takes control of canal ports
Panama's Supreme Court recently canceled contracts of a Hong Kong-based firm operating canal ports. In response, Hong Kong has lodged a strong protest against Panama's actions.
Landmark royal commission into antisemitism prompted by Bondi shooting begins
A royal commission into antisemitism has been launched following a tragic shooting at a Jewish event in Bondi, where two gunmen killed 15 people and injured dozens. The inquiry aims to address and combat antisemitism in the community.
Trump threatens countries that 'play games' with existing trade deals
Following a Supreme Court ruling that he exceeded his authority with global tariffs, Trump threatened countries that allegedly manipulate existing trade agreements, signaling potential further trade disputes.
US partially evacuates Beirut embassy amid rising Iran tensions
The State Department has directed non-essential personnel to evacuate the US embassy in Beirut following a security assessment amid escalating tensions with Iran.
Ukraine negotiator tells BBC how it feels to sit across the table from Russia
Sergiy Kyslytsya, a key Ukrainian negotiator, shares his experience of engaging in peace talks with Russia as the conflict approaches its fifth year, highlighting the emotional and diplomatic challenges faced during negotiations.
Shein's elusive boss hails Chinese roots in rare public appearance
Shein's founder made a rare public speech emphasizing the company's Chinese origins, after years of the brand distancing itself from China while relocating its headquarters to Singapore.
Threat of further violence looms after Mexican cartel rampage
Guadalajara residents reveal ongoing fear following violent acts by cartel members aiming to avenge Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera's death. The community remains tense as threats of further violence persist.
Bowen: Why Ukraine remains defiant and does not feel close to defeat
As the full-scale invasion enters its fourth year, Ukraine continues to resist with defiance. Despite the prolonged conflict and ongoing hardships, a genuine ceasefire remains elusive, and Ukraine does not feel near defeat.
'Burned and destroyed': Locals and tourists describe Mexico unrest
Violence broke out in multiple Mexican states following the killing of cartel leader El Mencho on Sunday. Locals and tourists reported widespread unrest, with incidents of burning and destruction affecting communities and raising concerns about security and stability in the region.
Four years into its full-scale war in Ukraine, Russia is feeling the effects
Steve Rosenberg reports that after four years of war in Ukraine, Russia is facing significant economic hardships. Sanctions, inflation, and supply chain disruptions have impacted daily life. Despite challenges, many Russians are adapting by finding new ways to cope amid the ongoing conflict and its consequences.
Zelensky tells BBC Putin has started WW3 and must be stopped
In an interview with BBC's Jeremy Bowen in Kyiv, Ukraine's President Zelensky warned that Putin's actions have sparked World War III. Speaking just before the war's four-year mark, Zelensky emphasized the urgent need to stop Putin to prevent further global conflict.
ICC judges hear charges against ex-Philippine president Duterte: What you need to know
Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte faces charges at the ICC for alleged crimes linked to a deadly war on drugs during his tenure, which resulted in thousands of deaths.
Who was El Mencho, Mexico's most wanted man?
El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco drug cartel, was a powerful figure in Mexico's criminal underworld. He was killed following a confrontation with security forces supported by US intelligence, marking a significant blow to the cartel's operations.
Are you cut out for living and working in Antarctica?
Antarctica offers job opportunities for various roles including chefs, plumbers, carpenters, and hairdressers. These positions require individuals willing to live and work in extreme cold and isolated conditions on the icy continent.
How budget fast fashion is taking small-town India by storm
Increasingly, consumers in small-town India prefer affordable branded fast fashion over unlabelled bazaar goods. This shift reflects growing demand for trendy, budget-friendly apparel accessible outside big cities, transforming local shopping habits and boosting the presence of budget fashion brands in these markets.
How will Trump's new global tariffs work and what's next?
The Supreme Court's ruling has raised questions about the possibility of obtaining refunds for unlawful tariffs imposed during Trump's administration. The decision impacts how these tariffs are managed and what next steps might be taken regarding tariff disputes and refunds.
The taekwondo teacher tasked with healing India's troubled state
Manipur's new chief minister, Yumnam Khemchand Singh, faces divided opinions on his ability to restore peace in the troubled state, reflecting uncertainty about his potential to address ongoing tensions.
From Venezuela to immigration crackdown, Project 2025 provided Trump's roadmap
One year into Trump's second term, roughly half of the policies outlined in Project 2025 have been put into action. This plan has guided major initiatives, including approaches to Venezuela and immigration enforcement.
BBC sees damage in Puerto Vallarta after Mexican cartel violence
BBC's Will Grant reports from Puerto Vallarta, highlighting the visible damage caused by recent violence involving Mexican cartels in the popular coastal resort town.
'Anyone who runs is shot': Watch Russian soldiers describe killings of troops who refuse orders
Russian soldiers on the run revealed brutal punishments within their ranks, describing how troops who refuse orders or attempt to flee are executed. They shared harrowing accounts of violence and fear along the front lines in Ukraine, exposing severe discipline measures used to enforce compliance.
BBC's Will Grant on the atmosphere in Mexico following unrest
BBC's Will Grant reports from Guadalajara, where residents express fear and tension following recent violence. The unrest has shaken the city, impacting daily life and creating a cautious atmosphere among the community in Jalisco's capital.
Watch: Yosemite waterfall turns molten orange
In February, Yosemite's Horsetail Fall glows molten orange as the setting sun hits it at a perfect angle, creating a stunning natural spectacle visible only during this brief period.
Watch: Winter storm covers parts of northeast US in snow
A winter storm has blanketed parts of the northeast US with snow, prompting weather warnings and travel bans. The storm has also caused power outages, affecting many residents. Authorities urge caution and preparedness as hazardous conditions persist.
What the killing of drug lord 'El Mencho' means for Mexico
Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias "El Mencho," was killed in a security operation targeting his arrest, according to Mexico's defense ministry. His death marks a significant blow to Mexico's most powerful drug cartel and could impact the country's ongoing battle against organized crime.
Giant tortoises return to GalĂĄpagos island after nearly 200 years
A total of 158 captive-bred juvenile giant tortoises were released on Floreana Island in the GalĂĄpagos, marking their return after nearly 200 years. This effort aims to restore the island's ecosystem and revive the native tortoise population.
Trump Proclaims the "Golden Age" of the US During the State of the Union Address
The President of the US highlighted the achievements of his administration during his speech at the Capitol, proclaiming that the country is experiencing a "golden age." He made a positive assessment of his management, emphasizing economic and social advances achieved under his leadership.
This is how the secrets of 23-F will be revealed today: there will be 153 "documentary units" and they will be uploaded from noon on the Moncloa website
Moncloa will publish 153 "documentary units" starting at noon today containing all the secret information about the 23-F 1981 coup attempt, assuring that there are no omissions or tricks in the released material.
The Past
The declassification of documents about the 23-F will provide new information, clarify responsibilities, nuance heroic acts, and could alter established certainties about the event.
Adif handed the judge a list of the rails and welds from Adamuz after the Civil Guard warned that they had been taken away
Four days after the accident, Adif removed material from its base that the Civil Guard and the CIAF had ruled out as evidence, which led to an exchange of reports and judicial rulings to clarify the situation.
Podemos emphasizes its differences with Sumar to shake off pressure to reintegrate into the alliance
Podemos rejects the statements from the Comuns about possible avenues for dialogue to meet and reaffirms that they will not join a coalition where they do not have political leadership.
Fedea estimates that the regularization of migrants could reveal up to half a million hidden jobs, mostly held by women
Fedea expects that the regularization of migrants will increase Social Security registrations, especially in sectors with high labor irregularity such as domestic work, hospitality, manufacturing, and construction, affecting mostly women.
Zelensky and the EU: the story of a relationship of ups and downs, reprimands, and the shadow of Trump as a 'third party in discord'
Europe continues to support Ukraine, although now without the firm backing of the United States. Zelensky shows impatience at the delay in his country's entry into the European Union, while the relationship between Ukraine, the EU, and Trump's influence continues to generate tensions and challenges.
Allies Appeal to "Joint Strength" to Continue Supporting Ukraine in the Face of a Russia That Admits It Has Not Achieved Its "Goal"
On the fourth anniversary of the invasion, Europe demands a seat at the negotiating table and shows unity with Zelenskiy, who intensifies his speech in the European Parliament following the blocking of 90 billion euros. The Ukrainian president calls for a concrete date for Ukraine's entry into the EU, while Russia acknowledges it has not reached its initial objective.
Why the EU Cannot Give Zelensky a "Concrete Date" for Ukraine's Accession
Ukraine is a candidate country with active negotiations to join the EU. However, Brussels clarifies that the process depends on merits and concrete progress, not on a fixed timetable, so they cannot offer an exact date for accession.
Mexico sends a nod to Trump with the death of El Mencho to show it is not a failed state despite the risk of a 'narco-war'
The capture or death of Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, raises expectations of increasing violence in Mexico, although the government seeks to demonstrate that the country is not a failed state amid international pressure, especially from the United States.
Love Overcame 'El Mencho': A Meeting with His Current Partner Hastened the Capture and Death of the Drug Lord
Guadalupe Moreno Carrillo, Oseguera Cervantes' latest girlfriend, was key to locating the drug trafficker, which facilitated his capture and death.
Monster vehicles, ghost weapons... this is the arsenal the cartels handle in Mexico that goes beyond pistols and grenades
The cartels in Mexico have evolved their arsenal, adopting advanced technology and sophisticated weaponry that surpass pistols and grenades, including modified vehicles and special weapons to strengthen their power and operate more effectively in their illicit activities.
MarĂa Pombo's reproach to her husband, Pablo Castellano, on 'El Hormiguero': "I can't stand it"
MarĂa Pombo and her husband, Pablo Castellano, visited 'El Hormiguero' to promote the fifth season of their family docureality show 'Pombo', available on Prime Video. During the interview, MarĂa made a playful reproach to Pablo, expressing "I can't stand it".
Ricardo Arroyo ('La que se avecina'), hospitalized due to stress, lashes out at his co-stars
Ricardo Arroyo, actor from 'La que se avecina', has been recovering for two years in a rest clinic due to stress. During this time, he has lashed out at his co-stars, reflecting internal tensions related to his personal and professional situation.
Luis Tosar becomes Bad Gyal in 'La Revuelta': "I am the 'pussy' who rules"
Luis Tosar surprises by playing Bad Gyal in the series 'La Revuelta', adopting a powerful and dominant character. The actor highlights his role as "the 'pussy' who rules," showcasing a different and bold facet that breaks away from his usual roles. The series explores new dynamics of power and gender, with Tosar shining in this transformation.
New accusation against ErrejĂłn for alleged sexual assault, according to 'CĂłdigo 10': "He forcibly penetrated me"
The program 'CĂłdigo 10' on Cuatro broadcast the testimony of a new complainant who accuses ErrejĂłn of an alleged sexual assault that occurred in October 2021, weeks after the well-known case involving Elisa MouliaĂĄ.
The popular accusation challenges ErrejĂłn's request to halt the trial for the alleged sexual assault against MouliaĂĄ
The popular accusation challenges ErrejĂłn's request to stop the trial for the alleged sexual assault against Elisa MouliaĂĄ, arguing that MouliaĂĄ's withdrawal is invalid because it is not signed by her lawyer, according to attorney Jorge Piedrafita.
Auto+ Plan: pros and cons that affect the wallet of the Governmentâs new program for electric cars
The Auto+ Plan reduces the maximum subsidy for purchasing electric cars from 7,000 to 4,500 euros and eliminates the grant for home chargers, impacting the budget allocated to facilitate the acquisition and use of electric vehicles.
The Judge of the DANA in Valencia Takes the First Step to Charge Former President Carlos MazĂłn
The judge of Catarroja has sent a reasoned report to the Civil and Criminal Chamber to initiate the process of charging Carlos MazĂłn, former president of the Generalitat Valenciana during the DANA on October 29.
The president of the Association of DANA Victims criticizes MazĂłn and demands that he "pay for his incompetence"
The president of the Association of DANA Victims denounced the lack of response in the Les Corts commission and demanded accountability, especially from President MazĂłn, whom she accuses of incompetence and not having managed the crisis properly. She stated that they seek the truth, not pleas, regarding the consequences of the DANA.
Sorloth hat-trick unlocks Atlético against Club Brugge and secures their place in the Champions League round of 16
Atlético defeated Club Brugge 4-1 with a decisive hat-trick from Sorloth, who revived the team after a poor first half, securing their advancement to the Champions League round of 16.
This is Lily Rowland, the British influencer and model who may have won the heart of Lamine Yamal
Lily Rowland, a 21-year-old British woman born in London, is an influencer and model with millions of followers. A great fan of FC Barcelona and the city of Barcelona, she may have won the heart of footballer Lamine Yamal.
Jordan James Parke, the man who wanted to look like Kim Kardashian, dies after cosmetic surgery
Jordan James Parke, known for trying to look like Kim Kardashian and for his participation in 'Aesthetic Fails', died after undergoing cosmetic surgery.
Savannah Guthrie, devastated by the possible death of her mother following her disappearance: "She may already be gone"
Savannah Guthrie shared an emotional video on her social media where she expressed the pain and uncertainty following the disappearance of her mother, Nancy, and considered the possibility that she may have already passed away.
The PP Framework Agreement Provokes Vox and Complicates Guardiola's Investiture
Vox rejects the framework agreement proposed by the PP for Guardiola's investiture, arguing that the pact model should follow the example reached between the two in the Valencian Community last year, which complicates the formation of the government.
Reservoirs slow their growth but remain at historic highs: now 25 points above last year
Water reserves in the reservoirs have increased this week by 0.47 points, reaching 46,494 cubic hectometers. Although growth has slowed, levels remain at historic highs, standing 25 points above those recorded last year.
King of Norway admitted to hospital in Tenerife due to an "infection" during his vacation
The 89-year-old King of Norway has been admitted to a hospital in Tenerife due to an infection during his vacation. His personal doctor will travel to the island to attend to him, according to the Royal House.
Princess Leonor Becomes the Cover of a Famous Fashion Magazine
Princess Leonor stands out for her personality and is now the cover of a renowned fashion magazine, while speculations grow about her career and where she will continue her studies next year.
Income Tax Return 2025: the reason why you might owe money with a salary of 22,000 euros
The Tax Agency sets limits that determine which taxpayers must file an income tax return. Even with a salary of 22,000 euros, certain circumstances can make it mandatory and, as a result, the taxpayer may have to pay taxes.
The Romantic Getaway of Melyssa Pinto and Mario Casas: "He Has Me in Love"
Melyssa Pinto and Mario Casas have enjoyed a romantic getaway on an island, where they visited several beaches and restaurants, sharing moments of relaxation together.
An Unusual Planetary Alignment is Coming: This is the Exact Date and How to See This Phenomenon from Spain
The event will allow the observation of Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune aligned in the same sector of the sky, offering a unique spectacle visible from Spain.
Buying fashion online without skyrocketing emissions: what Tendam's omnichannel model demonstrates
Tendam combines stores in shopping centers and streets to make it easier for customers to conveniently and sustainably pick up online orders, thereby reducing emissions associated with e-commerce.
The Decalogue for SMEs to Avoid Online Frauds
Ibercaja provides SMEs with a decalogue of key recommendations to protect their businesses from online fraud, helping to strengthen digital security and prevent financial risks.
Chris Martin, from Coldplay, speaks out about the 'kisscam' controversy: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade"
Chris Martin humorously commented on the incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners during a 'kisscam'.
Julio Iglesias sues Yolanda DĂaz for attributing to him "the condition of sexual abuser" on 'prime time'
Julio Iglesias requests a conciliation hearing before filing a lawsuit against Yolanda DĂaz for "public defamation and slander," after being publicly accused of sexual abuse on television.
Sexist shouts against journalist Sara Solomando in the Murcia derby: "That one should be beaten"
Sara Solomando, journalist for 'Apatrullando', reported sexist insults and threats during the Murcia derby, highlighting the rise of misogyny at sporting events.
The first image of Pepe Navarro with his girlfriend comes to light: "They live an everyday life as a couple"
The magazine Semana published the first image of Pepe Navarro with his girlfriend, model Verónica Schmidt Bolaños, showing how they enjoy an everyday life as a couple.
The eldest daughter of actor Martin Short dies at 42 years old
The eldest daughter of actor Martin Short passed away at the age of 42. Authorities are investigating the case as a possible suicide.
A former Secretary of State criticizes ex-Prince Andrew: "He is very rude"
The former Secretary of State criticizes ex-Prince Andrew for his behavior and calls for the declassification of the documents in the Epstein case, arguing that it is a necessary act in support of the victims.
Sarah Santolalla recounts her encounter with Vito Quiles and her harassment complaint: "He hangs out with Nazis"
Sarah Santolalla explains that in January, Vito Quiles, a far-right activist, waited for her outside RTVE and followed her by car to her home, which led her to file a harassment complaint against him.
Trump and His Tariffs Are Shaking
The Supreme Court ruled that tariffs are taxes, and the authority to impose them belongs to Congress, not the Executive Branch, casting doubt on the tariff actions implemented by Trump.
The 6-Episode Miniseries That Was Netflixâs Surprise Hit: Its Season 2 Is Already Filming and Promises a 180Âș Twist
The 6-episode miniseries starring Eric Bana, which was a hit in the summer of 2025, is now filming its second season on Netflix and promises a 180Âș twist in its plot, surprising fans.
Why Sleeping Well Is So Important for Menopause
Dr. SofĂa RodrĂguez Moroder emphasizes that a good night's rest is key to maintaining brain balance during menopause, helping to better manage symptoms and improve quality of life.
"Many women live in an unstable balance, trying to sustain multiple roles"
Overload, commonly seen as commitment, actually reflects a self-demand that can seriously affect the health of many women, who try to balance multiple roles in their daily lives.
This viral video shows how a Tesla with assisted driving almost ends up in a lake
A Tesla with assisted driving almost falls into a lake, but the driver quickly intervenes to prevent the accident, regaining control of the vehicle before it moves forward and submerges in the water.
A psychic reveals the destinations each zodiac sign should travel to in 2026
Astrologer Esperanza Gracia reveals the ideal destinations for each zodiac sign to visit in 2026, recommending places outside of Spain that align with the energies and characteristics of each sign.
Ana Mena on her favorite hamburger: "Sometimes I put fries inside"
Ana Mena revealed the ingredients her favorite hamburger must have, highlighting that sometimes she includes fries inside to give it a special touch.
Begoña, Truck Driver: "There is no shortage of truck drivers, what's lacking is acceptance of the working conditions"
Begoña, an experienced transport worker, shares how she has balanced her passion for transportation with family life. She criticizes companies in the sector for the working conditions that make it difficult for people to accept these jobs, pointing out that the problem is not a lack of truck drivers, but the conditions being offered.
The discovery of a piece of the Roman forum during the construction of a hotel changes the city map
During the construction of the Barcino hotel, a fragment of the Roman forum was discovered, which has provided new information and changes the historical understanding and archaeological map of the city.
Venezuela denounces the forced opening of a diplomatic bag at Panama airport
Venezuela accused Panama of violating the Vienna Convention following the forced opening of a diplomatic bag at the Panamanian airport, describing the act as a serious breach of diplomatic immunity.
At least 31 dead and dozens missing due to heavy rains in Brazil
The heavy rains in Brazil have caused at least 31 deaths, dozens of missing persons, and hundreds affected and displaced, leaving serious damage in the affected areas.
Denisse Miralles unexpectedly becomes the Prime Minister of Peru
Denisse Miralles, who was the Minister of Economy and Finance in the previous transitional government of JosĂ© JerĂ, was unexpectedly sworn in as the new Prime Minister of Peru by BalcĂĄzar.
Ăbalos, before the Supreme Court sent him to prison: "I had the opportunity to leave"
The former Minister of Transport and former PSOE secretary, Ăbalos, expressed his regret at being the victim of a "trial in the media" and a "premature sentence" before the Supreme Court ordered his imprisonment.
The Charming Photographs of Queen Letizia on Her First Solo Trip to Huesca
Queen Letizia presided over the main event of the Talent Tour of the Princess of Girona Foundation in Huesca, where biotechnologist Patricia AymĂĄ was recognized as the winner.
Old Mobile Phones You Can Earn Money With: You Can Sell Your Old Nokia for 400 Euros
Old phones, especially if they are in their original packaging and in good condition, can be sold for thousands of euros on second-hand platforms. Some models, like the Nokia, can be worth up to 400 euros.
Neither Ikea nor Primark: these are the 'low cost' chains you may not know and that are thriving in Spain
Low-cost stores have proliferated in Spain, reflecting the demand for affordable products. This model covers multiple retail categories, including clothing, footwear, food, toys, perfumes, gifts, and stationery, gaining popularity among consumers.
These are the grants to renovate homes in small towns: up to 60,000 euros per beneficiary
Several autonomous communities such as Galicia, La Rioja, and AragĂłn offer rehabilitation programs for homes in towns with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants, with grants that can reach up to 60,000 euros per beneficiary to encourage the renovation and improvement of these rural homes.
Baked Cabbage Steaks, the Affordable Dish Idea That Tricks Your Palate
Enjoy cabbage in a different way with this economical recipe for baked cabbage steaks, which will surprise your palate with its flavor and texture.
The burka, between "choice" and "imposition"
The debate about the burka should not be reduced to an absolute choice or a total ban, as such a simplification ignores the social and cultural complexities surrounding its use in real life.
Paying More to Those Who Educate
Guardiolaâs reflection highlights that a society that does not adequately value its teachers is destined to act with impulsiveness and prejudice, emphasizing the importance of improving compensation and respect for educators.
Four Years Later
Four years after the Russian offensive towards Kiev, the front remains static. The Ukrainian defense remains steadfast, and giving up the country is not an option for them.
Prenuptial Agreement for FeijĂło and Abascal
The agreement aims to appease the families of FeijĂło and Abascal, but at the same time it raises concerns among those who see significant risks and potential dangers in it.
The Department of Justice Accused of Hiding Data Linking Trump to an Alleged Abuse of a Minor
Documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein suggest that the Department of Justice may have hidden information connecting Donald Trump to an alleged abuse of a minor.
The Badajoz Court requests to know SĂĄnchezâs brotherâs address after he provided that of his lawyerâs office
The Badajoz Court demands that SĂĄnchezâs brother provide his actual address, after he initially submitted that of his lawyerâs office, since the Criminal Procedure Law establishes that summons must be sent to the personal address of the person under investigation.
The video in which a cyclist suffers a heart attack on the road and two Civil Guards save his life
A 58-year-old cyclist suffered a heart attack while riding and was found unconscious next to his bicycle by two Civil Guards, who managed to save his life.
The PP will summon Borja Cabezón and José Bono in the Koldo commission: "There is no friend or high-ranking official who is not under suspicion"
Alicia GarcĂa announced the sixteenth expansion of the commission's work, adding ten new witnesses and recalling nine, including Minister Ăngel VĂctor Torres, former SEPI president Vicente FernĂĄndez, PSOE's alleged "fixer" Leire DĂez, and Santos CerdĂĄn's former partner Antxon Alonso.
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Ten magical spots for tourists visiting Spain: Do you know where they are?
Test your knowledge about tourism in Spain with this quiz that highlights ten must-visit magical places for domestic visitors.
Deepest sediment core recovered beneath the Antarctic ice, a 23-million-year-old secret
The deepest sediment core beneath the Antarctic ice has been extracted, containing records up to 23 million years old. This material holds key evidence about past climate changes and will be crucial for improving predictions regarding the West Antarctic Ice Sheet's response to climate change.
Belarra urges Armengol to censure a Vox deputy for calling her "immoral" during the Congress plenary session
Ione Belarra asked Armengol to censure a Vox deputy after being insulted as "immoral" during the Congress plenary session, when she was defending a Podemos proposal to expand comprehensive sex education.
The woman who abandoned her baby after giving birth on a street in MĂĄlaga claims she thought the baby was dead
The father, present during the event, stated that he felt "paralyzed" by the situation. The mother said she thought her baby had died when she left it on a street in MĂĄlaga after giving birth.
The Euromillions Draw Produces a New Millionaire in Spain
A winning 'El MillĂłn' ticket with code ZCF96290 was validated at an office located in Pompeu Fabra, s/n, turning a new participant into a millionaire in Spain.
The impressive video of the arrival of hundreds of African locusts in Lanzarote
Hundreds of African locusts have arrived in Lanzarote, carried by the dust storm coming from the Sahara.
Refugees Who No Longer Think About Returning: "In the First Months in Spain, I Cried Every Day"
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, gradually adapting to their new reality.
Spiritual Agents, the Figure Who Accompanies the End of Life: "It's Not About Religion, But About Bringing Peace"
Spiritual support in pediatric palliative care aims to provide peace, meaning, and dignity to patients beyond the illness, focusing on holistic well-being without being connected to any religion.
Testosterone Therapy for Women, the "Happiness Pellet": "Sexually, I feel like I'm 30 again"
Testosterone therapy in women generates medical debate; although it is not authorized as a medication in the EU, it is prescribed in private clinics as a compounded formula. Its effects, especially on sexuality, are appreciated by some patients, but the scientific community remains divided over its use and safety.
Monumental Quarrel in 'GH DĂșo' Between LucĂa SĂĄnchez and Manuel GonzĂĄlez's Father: Jorge Javier and the Collaborators Separate Them
A confrontation in 'GH DĂșo' between LucĂa SĂĄnchez and Manuel GonzĂĄlez's father, fueled by reproaches and family tensions, led Jorge Javier and the collaborators to intervene to separate them and calm the situation.
Daniela Cano, former 'GH' contestant, recalls being "on the brink of death" due to a surgical operation
Daniela Cano, businesswoman and influencer, spoke on 'El tiempo justo' about her serious experience following a surgical operation that nearly cost her life, recalling that she was "on the brink of death."
Why Carlos Sobera Will Not Be on 'Supervivientes' and Ion Aramendi Will Replace Him
Carlos Sobera will not host this edition of 'Supervivientes' due to professional commitments. Instead, Ion Aramendi will take over the hosting duties, bringing his experience to maintain the success of the reality show.
The Odyssey of Khadija Amin, the Afghan Woman Declared Dead Who Fights to Find Her Children, in a Documentary
The documentary 'Khadija Amin: Where Are My Children?' tells the story of Afghan journalist Khadija Amin's struggle to recover her three children, taken by their father, while facing legal and social obstacles in Afghanistan.
Highlight on 'The Price is Right': a contestant wins a final showcase valued at nearly 24,000 euros
A contestant on 'The Price is Right' won a final showcase valued at nearly 24,000 euros, which included a trip to Dubrovnik and a 100% electric car.
Tension in the Senate between the President of RTVE and the Vox Representative: "We will kick them out"
In the Senate, there was a confrontation between the President of RTVE and a Vox representative, who stated that "they will be kicked out if necessary," reflecting the tense relationship and disagreements between both parties regarding the management and direction of the public broadcaster.
Javier Makes a Spectacular Debut on 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' Defeating Alejandro
Javier, a lawyer from Madrid, successfully debuted on 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra,' defeating Alejandro and coming just two letters short of winning the jackpot on his first day.
Wyoming, on 'El Intermedio': "A healthy democracy must be willing to bring everything to light"
Wyoming highlighted on 'El Intermedio' that Spain still maintains an Official Secrets Act from 1968 in force. He emphasized that a healthy democracy must be willing to reveal all information, defending transparency against institutional secrecy.
The Incident of a Diner on 'First Dates': "I've Had One Breast Out for an Hour, How Embarrassing"
During a date on 'First Dates', Cynthia realized late that she had one breast exposed, confessing with embarrassment that she had been like that for an hour, which caused surprise and laughter among those present.
Queen SofĂa, supported by friends like Antonio Resines and Paloma O'Shea, at her sister Irene's funeral
Irene's funeral, Queen SofĂa's sister, was held in Madrid a month and a half after her passing, with the presence of close friends such as Antonio Resines and Paloma O'Shea.
Tamara Gorro forced to stop due to a health problem: "They told me to have complete rest"
Tamara Gorro was enjoying a few days in Seville with Cayetano Rivera, but had to go to the emergency room due to a health issue. The doctors have recommended complete rest, interrupting her plans and activities.
Cayetano Rivera and Tamara Gorro: the couple that the internet has condemned from the start
Cayetano Rivera and Tamara Gorro, both divorced parents, are moving forward with their romance between Seville and Madrid without paying attention to internet criticism, determined to fall in love despite public opinion.
Eugenia Silva and Alfonso de BorbĂłn, in crisis, live separate lives after 13 years together
Eugenia Silva and Alfonso de BorbĂłn have decided to take some time to reflect and live separate lives after 13 years together, according to 'ÂĄHola!'.
Savannah Guthrie's family offers one million dollars for information leading to the location of her mother
Savannah Guthrie announced a reward of one million dollars, to be paid only upon the recovery of her mother, Nancy.
Blanca Romero and Quique SĂĄnchez Flores Reappear Together Amid Rumors of a Crisis: "Everything Is Still Fine"
Blanca Romero and Quique SĂĄnchez Flores were seen together at the airport, where she confirmed to the press that their relationship is still good, thus denying the rumors of a crisis.
RocĂo Carrasco reappears with her new 'look' and talks about the controversy involving her daughter
RocĂo Carrasco appears with a new look and clarifies that she has no issues with the Campos family, denying rumors about the controversy involving her daughter.
Unexpected Return to the Bullring of JesulĂn de Ubrique: Images of His Incredible Physical Transformation
JesulĂn de Ubrique surprised by leading the III Charity Bullfighting Festival, showing a remarkable physical transformation. The bullfighter returned to the bullring alongside other prominent figures of bullfighting in a charity event.
Abby's snub to ElXokas after he hinted that debating with her would be "a waste of time"
Streamer Abby responded with a snub to ElXokas after he hinted that debating with her would be "a waste of time." This exchange drew attention within the community, highlighting the tension between the two content creators.
Milo J recalls how he experienced his performance in 'The Evening of the Year 3' and complains about "how poorly organized it was"
Milo J, Argentine singer, shared his impressions about his participation in 'The Evening of the Year 3', highlighting that the experience was complicated by the poor organization of the event, which affected his performance and the overall dynamics of the show.
Nicole Polizzi, Snooki from 'Jersey Shore', reveals she has cancer: "Itâs sad"
Nicole Polizzi, known as Snooki on 'Jersey Shore', has revealed that she has stage 1 cervical cancer. Despite the shock, she assures that it is a treatable phase and shares her experience with sadness but hope.
The Four Years of the Ukraine War, Explained in Five Minutes
The war in Ukraine, which began four years ago, has caused thousands of deaths and displacements. The conflict started with Russia's annexation of Crimea and the insurgency in eastern Ukraine. Over these years, there have been intermittent battles, failed negotiations, and a significant humanitarian impact, affecting regional and global stability.
A psychologist explains what it means to help waiters clear the table
Helping waiters clear the table reflects empathy, respect, and social awareness. This gesture, besides being good manners, indicates responsibility, initiative, and emotional intelligence, showing a collaborative and attentive personality without needing to be asked.
The Video of a Chinese Minibus Sinking While Crossing a Frozen Lake
A minibus carrying nine people, including the driver, sank while crossing a frozen lake in China. So far, there is one survivor and one passenger remains missing.
Thibaut Courtois, on justifying an alleged racist insult: "Mourinho disappointed me a lot"
Thibaut Courtois spoke at the press conference ahead of the Champions League match against Benfica, expressing his disappointment with Mourinho for attempting to justify an alleged racist insult. The Real Madrid goalkeeper responded firmly to the incident, showing his displeasure at the coach's comments.
Rui Costa, Benfica President: "Prestianni is being crucified as a racist person and he is anything but that"
VinĂcius accused Prestianni of racist insults during the Benfica-Real Madrid match, which led to a provisional suspension for the Argentine player. Rui Costa defends Prestianni, denying that he is racist and expressing regret over the intense controversy surrounding the case.
Mbappé, serious doubt for the Champions playoff return match against Benfica
Kylian Mbappé will be unavailable for the Champions playoff return match between Real Madrid and Benfica at the Santiago Bernabéu, where the spot in the group stage will be decided.
Carlos Sainz still believes in "fighting for wins again with Williams"
Carlos Sainz begins his second season with Williams, confident that the team will improve and allow him to compete for victories again in Formula 1.
PSG Player and Former Real Madrid Player Achraf Hakimi to be Tried for Rape Following 2023 Complaint
Achraf Hakimi, defender for PSG and former Real Madrid player, faces a trial for rape following a complaint filed in 2023. The Spanish-Moroccan footballer denies the accusations and describes the situation as unfair.
A woman keeps three million from the sale of a house to Lewandowski and is sentenced to prison
A woman was sentenced to prison, with the sentence suspended on the condition that she does not reoffend, for keeping three million from the sale of a house to Lewandowski. Additionally, she must pay a fine of 1,440 euros and return 1.62 million to the victims.
Alicia GarcĂa, with a cochlear implant, asks for visibility and understanding: "We hear and speak, but we are still deaf"
Alicia GarcĂa, profoundly deaf since birth and a cochlear implant user since the age of three, calls for greater visibility and understanding for deaf people. She emphasizes that although they can hear and speak thanks to technology, they still face challenges inherent to deafness that require social recognition.
Only One in Ten Adults with Profound Deafness Receives Information About Cochlear Implants
More than 267,000 adults in Spain have profound hearing loss, but only around 23,000 have a cochlear implant, showing that only one in ten receives adequate information about this option.
Cochlear implants are claimed as "a gateway to hearing and oral communication" from the early years of life
The cochlear implant, developed more than six decades ago, is considered a major breakthrough in the treatment of deafness, facilitating hearing and oral communication from childhood.
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. Since then, he has dedicated himself to raising awareness about autism, sharing his personal experience of not having spoken, read, or written until the age of 10, and how no one suspected he might be autistic.
Alternatives to the V16 Signal are Requested for Drivers with Reduced Mobility or Achondroplasia: "It Is Discrimination"
CERMI has asked the DGT to adapt the regulations regarding the V16 signal, used for road warnings, to make it accessible for people with reduced mobility or achondroplasia. They warn that the current design represents discrimination by making its use difficult for these drivers, and they request inclusive alternatives that ensure safety and road autonomy for everyone.
Body: "The sovereign wealth fund 'España Crece' will maintain the momentum of the economy"
The Minister of Economy highlights that the immigrant population has contributed positively to per capita income, increasing by seven-tenths between 2022 and 2024, thus reinforcing the economic momentum that will continue with the sovereign fund "España Crece".
Chinese Cars Now Account for More Than 10% of the National Market, and Spain Becomes the Second European Country with the Highest Presence
Chinese brands now represent more than 10% of the car market in Spain, placing the country as the second in Europe with the highest presence of these vehicles. According to Fernando Miguélez, General Director of Ganvam, their success is due to a more affordable offer for consumers.
Car Sales in the EU Start the Year with a 'Flat Tire' and BYD Widens Its Lead Over Tesla
Combustion vehicle registrations in the EU fall by more than 9%, while electric car sales grow by 24.2%, consolidating the trend towards sustainable mobility. BYD widens its lead over Tesla in the European electric vehicle market.
TelefĂłnica loses 4.318 billion euros in 2025 due to the redundancy plan and divestments in Latin America
TelefĂłnica will record losses of 4.318 billion euros in 2025 due to a redundancy plan and divestments in Latin America. Despite this accounting impact, the multinational maintains revenues exceeding 35 billion euros.
This is the compensation for working on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday: 175% of the salary or days off
Article 37 of the Workers' Statute establishes that employees are entitled to 14 paid and non-recoverable holidays per year. If one works on Maundy Thursday or Good Friday, the compensation can be 175% of the salary or days off as compensation.
Competition Authority Approves CVC's Purchase of iPark's Parking Lots from Elliott for 300 Million Euros
The competition authority approved CVC's acquisition of iPark's parking lots, owned by Elliott, for 300 million euros. The Dutch asset management firm aims to drive the company's growth in the Iberian Peninsula.
Endesa prepares a record investment of 10.6 billion over three years after earning 16% more in 2025
Under the leadership of José Bogas, Endesa plans a historic investment of 10.6 billion euros over three years after exceeding earnings forecasts, marking its largest investment plan since its arrival on the Peninsula.
The Goya Award-Winning Films, Ranked from Worst to Best: The Definitive List
Several Goya Award-winning films have made history in Spanish cinema, but their evaluation has changed over time. This definitive ranking orders them from worst to best based on their current relevance and quality.
"'Los domingos' on streaming: When and where to watch the favorite film of the 2026 Goya Awards"
Alauda Ruiz de AzĂșa, director of 'Cinco lobitos', returns with 'Los domingos', a film that addresses themes of faith, family, and misunderstanding, and is becoming a favorite for the 2026 Goya Awards.
'Bridgerton': How Many Books Are There in the Romantic Saga That Became a Netflix Phenomenon
The series 'Bridgerton' is one of Netflix's biggest audience hits and maintains sustained popularity, establishing itself as a lasting phenomenon.
Will 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' Bring Back the Nicest Character in the Series? This Is Their Future
The adventures of Dunk and Egg include endearing characters who have captivated fans. Now there is debate about whether one of the most beloved will return in future stories, generating great anticipation about their fate within the series.
As Good as 'The Wire' or 'The Sopranos': Always Appears on the Best TV Shows of the 21st Century Lists and Is Available on SkyShowtime
It lasted three seasons, and its fans waited almost 15 years for a finale that was worth it. Today, it is considered one of the best series in television history.
The 6-Episode Miniseries That Was Netflixâs Surprise Hit: Its Second Season Is Already Filming and Announces a 180Âș Twist
The successful 6-episode miniseries starring Eric Bana, which was a hit on Netflix in the summer of 2025, is already filming its second season, which will include a surprising plot twist that promises to refresh the storyline.
The Data on Your ID That You Should Never Share, According to a Technology Expert
A technology expert advises digitizing your ID with your mobile phone and making modifications to protect sensitive data before sharing it, to avoid risks of identity theft and fraud.
The comet 3I/ATLAS is 'evaporating' and a team of astronomers proposes an idea to reach it
The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is losing mass and changing its shape. Scientists suggest a mission to intercept it and study it directly, aiming to better understand its origin and composition.
For motor enthusiasts: you can now drive the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra in Spain, but with a limitation
Xiaomi allows you to test drive its new electric car SU7 Ultra in Spain through the video game Gran Turismo 7, available at its showroom in Madrid.
All the colors of the Samsung Galaxy S26 range leak before its launch
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 range will have one color less than the previous Ultra model, which offered seven options.
What is Seedance, the new Chinese AI that has turned the world upside down
Seedance 2.0, ByteDanceâs AI, generates hyper-realistic 2K videos with synchronized audio and multimodal capabilities. It competes with OpenAIâs Sora and Googleâs Veo, and has sparked controversy in Hollywood over copyright issues.
Elle MacPherson (61 years old): "I usually get up with the sun and the first thing I do is hydrate myself with water and lime"
Elle MacPherson reveals her daily routine to stay in shape, highlighting that she gets up with the sun and starts her day by hydrating with water and lime.
Long lines at Lidl to get 'Samba'-style sneakers for under âŹ11
Lidl's new sneakers, with a style similar to the 'Samba', have become one of the season's most popular releases, causing long lines in their stores to get them for under âŹ11.
Parfoisâ New Arrivals: Flowers, Stripes, and Basic Braids for Spring
Parfois introduces new spring pieces, including striped sweaters and sweatshirts, a practical reversible parka, and comfortable ankle boots with a chunky heel, combining style and functionality.
How to Decorate Your Home If You Have No Design Idea, According to French Interior Design Guru Sarah Poniatowski
Designer Sarah Poniatowski offers simple tricks for decorating without complications, making it easy to create harmonious and elegant spaces even if you have no design experience.
The Expertâs Three Tricks to Keep Hair Clean for Longer
Washing hair and having it get dirty quickly is a common problem. An expert shares three tricks to keep hair clean for longer, helping to prevent grease and dirt that appear just a few hours after washing.
Confirmed theme of the MET Gala 2026: what it is and when it will be held
The MET Gala 2026, one of the most important fashion events, will be held on May 5 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York under the direction of Anna Wintour, with a highly anticipated red carpet.
The hidden restaurant in a cave where celebrities like Tom Holland and Rodolfo Sancho have dined that revives almost lost recipes
Between February 28 and March 29, a restaurant in a cave in ChinchĂłn will offer almost forgotten recipes, reviving traditional flavors in a space frequented by celebrities such as Tom Holland and Rodolfo Sancho.
How to Make the 'Tuna Melt' Recipe from the Famous Series 'MĂĄs que rivales,' According to the GuĂa Repsol
GuĂa Repsol shares the recipe for the 'tuna melt,' a dish that appears in an episode of the series 'MĂĄs que rivales' on Movistar+.
JesĂșs SĂĄnchez, three-Michelin-star chef: "To make a more citrusy rice pudding, add this"
JesĂșs SĂĄnchez, a three-Michelin-star chef, reveals how to give a citrusy twist to the traditional rice pudding, one of Spain's most classic desserts, to refresh it and enhance its flavor.
A Peruvian CevicherĂa Transforms Its Venue into Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Show and Goes Viral
The Peruvian cevicherĂa Las Gaviotas went viral by recreating Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show inside its venue. The place, known on the Internet for performing other hits like High School Musical, surprised its followers with this innovative transformation.
A Michelin-starred Chef's Trick to Make a Gourmet Appetizer with a Can of Sardines
JesĂșs SĂĄnchez, chef at Cenador de AmĂłs, revealed on Instagram a quick and simple recipe to prepare a gourmet appetizer with a can of sardines in just 20 seconds.
Enjoy Fine Dining for 50 Euros in a La Latina Neighborhood Restaurant Recognized by the Michelin and Repsol Guides
A restaurant in La Latina with the ambiance of a French bistro offers a three-course menu â starter, main course, and dessert â perfect for enjoying with friends, recognized by the Michelin and Repsol Guides for its quality and affordable price, around 50 euros.
From Belgrade to Ostrava: Lesser-Visited European Cities with Direct Flights from Spain in 2026
New direct routes from Spain in 2026 will connect to less crowded European cities such as Belgrade and Ostrava, offering interesting alternatives to popular destinations like Paris, Rome, or London. This will allow travelers to discover cities with less tourism and unique experiences.
The route through a canyon with wavy red rock formations in Murcia: a place shaped by water
This site in Murcia stands out for its red rocks with wavy shapes, sculpted by water, offering a unique and spectacular journey in the heart of the region.
The White-Housed Town of Andalusia Located Next to the Odiel Marshes
This town of 22,700 inhabitants, near Huelva, is one of the main gateways to the impressive Odiel Marshes, a notable natural area in Andalusia.
The Tourist Destination That 'The Sun' Flags with a 'Red Flag' and Recommends Avoiding
The Sun advises against visiting a tourist destination due to strong local opposition to mass tourism, which is the main reason for its inclusion on a warning list.
The city of Seville where the Gemeliers were born: historical monuments and a peaceful atmosphere
The city stands out for its numerous green spaces ideal for walking and practicing outdoor sports, combining a peaceful atmosphere with its richness in historical monuments.
Japan will introduce electronic travel permits and require airlines to deny boarding
Japan will implement electronic travel permits and will require airlines to deny boarding to certain passengers to prevent the entry of "undesirable foreigners," according to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
The town of MĂĄlaga where 'Agatha Christie: The Seven Spheres' was filmed: it is one of the most iconic in Spain
The Netflix miniseries "Agatha Christie: The Seven Spheres," starring Helena Bonham Carter, filmed several scenes in a landmark town in southern Spain, located in MĂĄlaga.
Sara Jiménez, expert coach in hormonal health: "Menopause begins in the brain"
Sara Jiménez explains that menopause is a more complex and manageable process than previously thought, highlighting that the brain plays a central role in its onset and development, according to recent scientific advances.
People Who Exercise Are Less Likely to Lose Their Temper During Daily Life
A study from the University of GoiĂĄs with 40 healthy young adults showed that those who exercise regularly are less likely to lose their temper in everyday situations, improving their emotional control and reducing stress.
Doctor MarilĂł MartĂn Arranz: "The major breakthrough against severe Crohn's disease is already here"
Doctor MarilĂł MartĂn Arranz highlights an important advancement in the treatment of severe Crohn's disease, a form of inflammatory bowel disease, which has just been implemented and represents a significant milestone in the management of this condition.
Health authorities warn about the presence of sulfites not listed on the label in a batch of coconut sugar
The Spanish Agency for Food Safety warns about a batch of coconut sugar from the Auchan brand that contains sulfites not indicated on the label. It only poses a risk to people who are intolerant to sulfites, who should avoid its consumption.
Health Alert for Choking Hazard from Hello Kitty Gummies from Japan
Health authorities warn about the choking hazard related to Hello Kitty gummies imported from Japan. It is recommended that anyone who has these products at home should not consume them to avoid possible accidents.
"We live in a world of manipulators; if you want to defend yourself, pay them back with the same coin"
The 'punk psychologist' advises defending yourself against manipulation by using the same tactics employed by narcissists, turning their tools into weapons to protect yourself.
Two KGM SUVs made into taxis: with Eco and Zero tags, they are already ready for Madrid and Barcelona
KGM launches two tower SUVs adapted as taxis, one electric and the other hybrid, both approved to operate in Madrid and Barcelona with Eco and Zero tags, reinforcing their presence in the ecological taxi sector.
This is the reason why traffic signs have different colors
Vertical traffic signs in Spain use different colors and shapes to indicate their function and facilitate the quick understanding of traffic rules by drivers.
What is the most common mistake when refueling? A gas station worker makes it clear
The Instagram account @grupogarciacamacho in Spain explains the most common mistake when refueling and how to do it correctly to avoid problems, according to a gas station worker.
The highway that will be completely toll-free for cars in 2029
The highway will eliminate tolls for light vehicles in 2029, allowing free passage for cars. However, heavy vehicles will continue to pay tolls after this date, according to the authorities responsible for the road.
The Eco Label, Now Easier: Mitsubishi Lowers Access to Its Hybrid SUVs
Mitsubishi expands its hybrid offerings in the ASX and Grandis models with the new Motion trim, which is more accessible and features the DGT Eco label, thus facilitating sustainable mobility.
How the Ultra-Fast Charging System to Be Installed in Service Areas of Five Highways Works
Five highways in Spain will soon launch ultra-fast charging points for electric vehicles. This system will allow batteries to be recharged in minutes, facilitating long trips and improving the country's sustainable mobility infrastructure.
Teide records several seismic swarms in one week: could there be an eruption?
Teide, continuously monitored since 2003 with a reinforced instrumental network, has experienced several seismic swarms in one week. Although these signals are closely monitored, they do not necessarily imply an imminent eruption.
El Teide records its fifth consecutive seismic swarm with more than 6,000 earthquakes since midnight on Monday
El Teide is experiencing its fifth consecutive seismic swarm, with more than 6,000 earthquakes since midnight on Monday. The movements, west of Las Cañadas, are located between eight and ten kilometers deep, similar to previous events.
Seville and Huelva Secure European Support to Accelerate the High-Speed Train to Faro and Mediate with the Government
The mayors of Seville and Huelva obtained European backing to promote the high-speed train connection to Faro. Additionally, they agreed to mediate with the Spanish government to speed up procedures and ensure the financing and execution of the rail project, which will strengthen mobility and regional integration.
Neighbors of Grazalema who were still evacuated due to the floods are authorized to return to their homes
The neighbors of Grazalema who were evacuated due to the floods can return to their homes after it was verified that the area is safe, although some restrictions will remain in place to ensure safety.
Albanian businessman acquitted after being linked by the Prosecutor's Office to 54 kilos of heroin seized in a car in the town of Tui
The court has acquitted an Albanian businessman accused by the Prosecutor's Office of being connected to 54 kilos of heroin found in a car in Tui, as his involvement in the events was not proven.
The opposition unitedly demands the resignation of the mayor of MĂłstoles for creating an "institutional crisis"
The opposition in MĂłstoles demands the resignation of the mayor following a complaint filed by a former PP councilor. The City Council called an extraordinary Plenary session to address this situation, which has generated an "institutional crisis" in the municipality.
Cantabria records 79 fires in February, ten of them still active
In Cantabria, 79 fires have been recorded in February, with ten still active. Temperatures in the region have exceeded 26 degrees, which may have influenced the spread of the fires.
Around Twenty Forest Fires Registered in Asturias
In Asturias, about twenty forest fires have been registered, affecting 13 municipalities of the Principality. Authorities are monitoring the situation to control the fires and minimize damage.
The presence of cockroaches on MĂĄlaga commuter trains forces cancellation of six services on the Costa del Sol
The appearance of cockroaches on MĂĄlaga commuter trains led to the cancellation of six services on the Costa del Sol. The affected trains have undergone a disinfection process to ensure the hygiene and safety of passengers.
The town with the fewest inhabitants in Spain gains access to fiber optic
The company has connected more than 3.2 million homes in 2,400 municipalities across Spain to its fiber optic network, including the town with the fewest inhabitants in the country.
17-Year-Old Motorcyclist Dies After Crashing Into a Streetlight in CamĂłs
A 17-year-old motorcyclist died after veering off the road and crashing into a streetlight in CamĂłs, in an accident that occurred early Tuesday afternoon.
Person dies in a stubble burning that caused a forest fire in Escorca
A controlled stubble burning, notified to the Government in Escorca, caused a forest fire in which one person died.
Police action in Vizcaya denounced after a man had to undergo testicle surgery
The Ertzaintza has launched an internal investigation following a reported police action in Vizcaya that caused a man to require surgery on a testicle.
If you have an LG Smart TV at home, congratulations: a major update is also coming for older TVs
LG launches LG Gallery+, an update that renews galleries monthly and syncs with Google Photos, turning any LG Smart TV, even older models, into a personalized visual experience to display photos and art collections.
It's Official: A New Free RTVE Channel Arrives on TDT â Programming, Launch Date, and Everything Known So Far
RTVE will launch a new thematic art channel, first on streaming platforms and later on TDT, offering programming that blends culture, entertainment, and digital accessibility for its audience.
The Terrifying Mistake of a Real Estate Agency When Modifying an Image with AI: "Are 'Ghostbusters' Included?"
A real estate agency tried to remove the reflection from a mirror using AI, but the tool mistakenly generated a scary anthropomorphic figure in the image, causing surprise and comments about a possible paranormal presence.
Four euros for coffee, the outrageous price of a small snack that has set social media on fire
At the La Palma parador, a small snack charged at 32.20 euros has sparked controversy on social media. According to influencer SoyCamarero, the high price, with coffees costing four euros each, triggered users' outrage.
This is Dobby, the viral cat with four ears that everyone wants to adopt
Dobby, a 7-month-old cat, has gone viral for having four ears due to a genetic mutation. Despite this unusual trait, his condition does not affect his health or quality of life, which has generated great interest and desire for adoption among the public.
Understanding Fear to Be Able to Help: A Guide to Living with Rescued Dogs
The Sr Perro Colega Foundation and the Animal Rescue Team (ERA) have released a manual to support the emotional recovery of rescued dogs who suffer from fear, offering tools to improve their coexistence and well-being.
The Most Common Skin Diseases in Domestic Cats and How to Detect Them Early
Itching, crusts, hair loss, and wounds are common signs of skin diseases in domestic cats. Detecting them early is key for effective treatment and maintaining the animal's health.
Personality, Key in the Selection of Police Horses According to an International Study
An international study reveals that calmness is the most valued trait in police horses, although it is less common than expected among horses in active service, highlighting the importance of personality in their selection.
Check Your Daily Horoscope for Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Check the daily horoscope for Wednesday, February 25, 2026, on 20minutos.es, where you can also review yesterday's and tomorrow's predictions for each zodiac sign.
Can communities raise the fees for tourist apartments?
The regulations allow the neighborhood council to decide on tourist apartments in the building, being able to authorize, limit, or prohibit them.
The Four Regions of Ukraine That Russia Wants to Secure in the Negotiation
Russia currently controls 20% of Ukrainian territory and demands four specific regions for an agreement, excluding the port city of Odesa.
The 10 Best Schools in Madrid, According to MiCole: One Is a Public School
The educational platform MiCole publishes its ranking of the best schools in Madrid, primarily evaluating academic results along with other criteria. It highlights that among the top ten, there is one public school.
A Puppy Puts Its Head Where It Shouldn't and Has to Be Rescued
A puppy got stuck after putting its head inside a tire and couldn't move. The rescuers were surprised to find it in that situation and had to intervene to free it.
What is the origin of the expression "For the interest, I love you Andrés"?
The expression "For the interest, I love you Andrés" indicates a love or affection motivated by personal benefit rather than sincere feelings.
Love is Blind (But Only for Us)
The latest season of Love is Blind shows how men in their thirties focus more on physical appearance when falling in love, while women primarily value personality. This dynamic reflects different priorities and perceptions in the process of falling in love between the two genders.
The 'celebrities' who break the most hearts, according to their horoscope
According to the Royal Spanish Academy, a heartbreaker is someone who falls in love easily. Based on the horoscope, certain zodiac signs stand out for easily conquering hearts, which correspond to some celebrities featured in this photo gallery.
The Best Cartoons by MalagĂłn
A collection of all the cartoons published by MalagĂłn in 20minutos, highlighting his humorous style and social critique through drawing.
Small Luxuries of Life We Have Access To But Donât Appreciate
True happiness lies in the little everyday things that are within everyoneâs reach and do not require material luxuries like mansions or cars. However, we often fail to value these simple pleasures of life that can bring us joy and well-being.
The Best Comics by SuperantipĂĄtico
All the comics created by SuperantipĂĄtico and published in 20minutos, compiling the best illustrations and graphic humor by the author.
Iran States It Will Not Develop Nuclear Weapons "Under Any Circumstances" Although It Will Not Give Up Atomic Technology
Iran asserts that it will not develop nuclear weapons under any circumstances but insists on retaining its right to atomic technology. The next round of negotiations with the United States will take place this Thursday in Geneva.
A Russian Citizen Detained at the Airport for Trying to Take More Than 450 Soviet Medals Out of the Country
A Russian citizen was detained at the airport while attempting to leave the country with more than 450 Soviet medals, many awarded for battles in World War II, intending to take them to China.
More than one hundred political prisoners released in Venezuela within four days after the approval of amnesty
The NGO Foro Penal reports the release of 109 political prisoners in Venezuela following the approval of an amnesty, while the Parliament raises the figure to 179 released in four days.
Nine Dinghies Arrive in the Balearic Islands with 156 People and a Captain is Arrested
Between Monday night and Tuesday early morning, nine dinghies arrived in the Balearic Islands carrying a total of 156 people. Additionally, authorities arrested one of the captains involved in these arrivals.
The Galactic Turnstiles of the Madrid Metro Reach 20 More Stations in 2026
The new galactic turnstiles, characterized by their compact design, intuitive interface, and informative screen showing ticket validation, will be implemented in 20 additional stations of the Madrid Metro in 2026.
Carlos GarcĂa Miranda publishes his first adult thriller, 'Fierce Wolves', about the disappearance of children
Carlos GarcĂa Miranda, screenwriter and contributor to '20minutos', releases his first thriller for adults, 'Fierce Wolves'. The novel, set in 1892, revolves around the disappearance of children and represents his most complex work to date.
The Supreme Court endorses that a civil servant can consolidate a higher professional grade by performing tasks of a higher level than they previously held
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a worker, recognizing that she can consolidate a higher professional grade by carrying out tasks at a higher level, and confirms that civil servants in this situation should receive the corresponding supplements for that level.
The Constitutional Court rejects Ayuso Governmentâs appeal against the Housing Law by upholding the Stateâs powers
The Plenary of the Constitutional Court confirms that the State has the authority to regulate basic aspects of the right to housing, thus rejecting the appeal filed by the Ayuso Government against the Housing Law.
Iranian Citizens Receive an SMS Threatening a US Attack: "Trump is a Man of Action"
Iranian police are investigating unauthorized access to their messaging system after an SMS was sent to Iranian citizens warning of a possible US attack, attributing it to Trump as "a man of action."
Young people who identify as feminists drop to 38% and half perceive feminism as a "tool of political manipulation"
A study by Fad Juventud reveals that in 2025 only 38% of young people identify as feminists, the lowest level since 2021, and 49.2% consider feminism a tool of political manipulation.
Donald Trump shares an AI-generated video in which he becomes an ice hockey player against Canada
Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video in which he appears as an ice hockey player facing off against Canada. The video was released hours after the U.S. team won the gold medal in ice hockey at the Winter Olympics.
Sara Baras and Eva Yerbabuena, among others, participate in the 25th anniversary of the New York Flamenco Festival with FundaciĂłn SGAE
The 25th anniversary of the New York Flamenco Festival will feature the participation of prominent figures such as Sara Baras, Eva Yerbabuena, Manuel Liñån, and RocĂo MĂĄrquez, among others. FundaciĂłn SGAE collaborates on this event that celebrates flamenco art with a special program bringing together internationally recognized artists.
Guille GalvĂĄn, guitarist of Vetusta Morla, announces his first solo album
Guille GalvĂĄn, guitarist of Vetusta Morla, announces his first solo album in 2024, coinciding with the band's temporary break, which is expected to last until the end of this year if all goes well.
Diana Ospina, the kidnapped woman who had Colombia on edge, found alive
The mayor of BogotĂĄ confirmed that Diana Ospina, who was kidnapped in the city, was found alive, bringing an end to the intense search that kept Colombia on alert.
The Main Suspect in the Jubany Case Returns to His Position in Education
The main suspect in the Jubany case has returned to his position in the Education sector, performing administrative tasks, including handling legal files.
Train demand falls by 30% compared to February 2024 due to Adamuz
The purchasing platform detects a stabilization in ticket prices after an initial drop following the accident. Prices begin to align with a 17% increase expected for 2025, while train demand falls by 30% compared to February 2024.
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Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started in AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a discipline that aims to create systems capable of performing tasks that require human intelligence. To get started in AI, it is key to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing. Additionally, it is important to know the most commonly used tools and programming languages, as well as their applications in sectors such as healthcare, finance, and technology.
Which Cable Should Go First When Jump-Starting a Car Battery: This Is the Correct Order
In Spain, it is common to see drivers using jumper cables to charge a car battery. The article explains the correct order for connecting the cables and how to avoid risks when starting a vehicle with a dead battery.
Can I Buy a Parking Space in a Residential Community Where I Donât Live? The Horizontal Property Law (LPH) Rules
Parking spaces are valuable in cities where parking is difficult. The Horizontal Property Law (LPH) regulates the purchase of these spaces, allowing their acquisition even if one does not live in the community, provided that the internal rules and agreements of the residential community are respected.
'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' Prepares Its Second Season: 'The Loyal Sword' with Three Classic Characters
Ira Parker, creator of the series, revealed the upcoming season that will follow the adventures of Ser Duncan the Tall and Aegon Targaryen, known as Dunk and Egg, and will include three classic characters from the universe.
Schopenhauer: "Our happiness depends more on what we have in our heads than in our pockets"
Schopenhauer emphasized that happiness resides more in the mind and attitudes than in material possessions. According to him, personal well-being depends on an inner focus, not on economic wealth.
The new international bridge that will reduce travel times on the Madrid-Lisbon route
The cross-border viaduct over the Sever River will connect Cedillo (Spain) and MontalvĂŁo-Nisa (Portugal), improving the international connection and reducing travel times between Madrid and Lisbon.
Farewell to 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,' hello to the future of Westeros: upcoming 'Game of Thrones' series
The series focused on "The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" comes to an end, making way for new productions set in Westeros. Several series exploring different eras and characters from the "Game of Thrones" universe will be arriving soon, from the reign of the Mad King Aerys II Targaryen to other key events that will expand the story of Westeros.
New Minimum Wage: When It Comes Into Effect, How Much Money You Actually Receive, and How It Affects This Yearâs Tax Return
The Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI) will increase by 37 euros per month, a 3.1% rise, although without the support of business organizations, which have already rejected this increase.
'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' Has Reconciled Me with 'Game of Thrones' After Nearly Ten Years Tired of Its Universe
The adventures of Dunk and Egg offer relief to fans who feared that HBO had exhausted the world of Westeros, providing a new perspective that reconciles with the world of 'Game of Thrones' after years of disillusionment.
Jorge Rey Advances the Time of Carnival and Easter: The Cabañuelas Predict "An Anticyclone"
Meteorologist Jorge Rey anticipates an anticyclone for Carnival and Easter, based on the traditional cabañuelas method, which forecasts good weather during these festivities.
The Beating Heart of Norway: NASA Observes How a Large Glacial Red Spot Behaves
NASA is monitoring an unusual phenomenon on the Stonebreen glacier, in the Svalbard archipelago, Norway, which since 2023 has shown a change in its phase, exhibiting signs of different behavior in this large glacial red spot.
The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Activated: Here's How You Can Find Out if You Will Have to Pay the Tax Office or Get a Refund
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Alcanar walks towards the first climate evictions in Catalonia, including the mayor's resignation
Alcanar faces negotiations to acquire and demolish flood-prone homes after a decade of storms. The climate crisis generates political and social impact, culminating with the mayor's resignation as the municipality prepares for the first climate evictions in Catalonia.
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Oil climbs 1% as US-Iran conflict worries overshadow large stock build
Oil prices rose nearly 1% due to heightened tensions between the US and Iran, which overshadowed a report showing a significant build in US crude inventories. Concerns over potential supply disruptions boosted market sentiment despite the increase in stockpiles, reflecting ongoing geopolitical risks influencing oil markets.
Gold prices rise as tariff jitters aid haven demand; US-Iran talks loom
Gold prices increased due to concerns over tariffs, boosting demand for safe-haven assets. Investors grew cautious amid trade tensions and awaited upcoming US-Iran negotiations, which could impact global markets. The uncertainty surrounding potential policy changes and international relations contributed to gold's appeal as a protective investment.
Oil prices ease as Iran says prepared to take steps to reach deal with US
Oil prices declined after Iran expressed willingness to take concrete steps toward reaching a nuclear deal with the US. This diplomatic development raised hopes of easing tensions and potentially increasing oil supply, which contributed to the price drop. Market participants remain watchful for further negotiations and outcomes that could impact global oil dynamics.
Solar dominates import seizures after US ban on Chinese forced labor goods
Following the US ban on goods made with forced labor in China, solar products have become the most frequently seized imports. Authorities are intensifying inspections to prevent forced labor-linked items from entering the US market, highlighting concerns over labor abuses in China's supply chains within the solar industry. This crackdown aims to ensure ethical sourcing and compliance with US trade laws.
Deal with U.S. within reach âonly if diplomacy is given priorityâ, Iranâs foreign minister says
Iranâs foreign minister stated that a deal with the U.S. is achievable only if diplomacy is prioritized. He emphasized the importance of negotiations and mutual respect to resolve ongoing disputes and reach an agreement on contentious issues. Both sides need to commit to dialogue for a diplomatic solution to prevail.
Gold on track to halt four-day win streak amid firmer dollar, profit taking
Gold prices are set to end a four-day rally due to a stronger U.S. dollar and profit-taking by investors. The firmer dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, reducing demand. Market participants are also cautious ahead of upcoming economic data, which could influence future gold price movements.
Oil slips near seven-month highs as traders eye U.S.-Iran talks, inventories
Oil prices edged down from seven-month highs amid market caution ahead of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks and upcoming U.S. inventory data. Traders are closely monitoring diplomatic developments and stockpile levels that could influence supply expectations, keeping prices volatile despite recent gains.
Ivory Coast unsold cocoa stocks set to soar if price standoff persists
Ivory Coast's cocoa stocks could rise sharply as ongoing price disagreements between farmers and buyers delay sales. Farmers demand higher prices amid rising costs, while buyers resist increases, leading to unsold cocoa piling up. This standoff risks disrupting supply chains and could impact global cocoa markets if unresolved.
EU faces transition period with US after Trump tariff move, says EU trade chief
The EU trade chief acknowledged a challenging transition period following the US decision to impose tariffs under Trump's administration. This move disrupts transatlantic trade relations and requires the EU to navigate new trade dynamics while seeking dialogue to resolve tensions and protect European interests.
Top South Korea Telecom Stocks, According to Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley highlights leading South Korean telecom stocks poised for growth. The firm points to strong fundamentals, market leadership, and expansion into 5G and new technologies as key factors. Investors are advised to consider these stocks for potential long-term gains amid South Korea's evolving telecom landscape.
Australiaâs Dominoâs Pizza plunges after flagging bleak start to second half
Domino's Pizza Australia shares tumbled after the company reported a weak start to the second half of its fiscal year. The pizza chain cited challenges including rising costs and subdued consumer spending as reasons for its cautious outlook. Investors responded negatively, pushing the stock down amid concerns about the companyâs growth prospects in a tough economic environment.
Japan stocks higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 2.22%
Japan's stock market closed higher, with the Nikkei 225 rising 2.22%. Investors were encouraged by positive economic data and strong corporate earnings reports, boosting market sentiment. The gains reflected optimism about Japan's economic recovery and increased global demand.
Ex-BOJ Chief Kuroda Calls for Rate Hikes, Fiscal Tightening - Reuters
Former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda urged the government to raise interest rates and tighten fiscal policies to address economic challenges. He highlighted the need for proactive measures to stabilize Japan's economy and manage inflation effectively.
Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste reports decline in fourth quarter earnings
Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste reported a decline in fourth quarter earnings due to reduced passenger traffic and higher operational costs. Despite the drop, the company remains optimistic about recovery as travel demand gradually improves and new infrastructure projects are underway to enhance capacity and service quality.
OPmobility reports margin growth in 2025, confirms Burelle as CEO
OPmobility announced margin growth projections for 2025, attributing improvements to operational efficiencies and market expansion. The company also confirmed Burelle as CEO, highlighting his strategic vision to drive continued profitability and innovation in the mobility sector.
Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.50%
Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.50%. The gain was driven by positive investor sentiment amid stable economic data and anticipations of favorable corporate earnings. Key sectors such as technology and manufacturing saw notable gains, reflecting confidence in Taiwan's export outlook and global demand recovery.
TSMC shares rise on AMD-Meta cheer; Nvidia earnings in focus
TSMC shares increased following positive momentum from AMD and Meta's upbeat outlooks. Investors anticipate Nvidia's upcoming earnings report, which is expected to impact the semiconductor industry sentiment further. The focus remains on chipmakers as demand for AI and data center products drives market optimism.
Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 1.17%
Australian shares rose at the close, with the S&P/ASX 200 index gaining 1.17%. Market gains were driven by positive investor sentiment and strength in key sectors. This uptick reflects optimism about economic conditions and corporate earnings, contributing to overall market confidence.
Nippon Steel shares slide as $4 billion bond sale sparks dilution concerns
Nippon Steel's shares fell after the company announced a $4 billion bond sale, raising investor worries about potential share dilution. The bond issuance aims to strengthen the company's financial position, but concerns over future equity issuance have pressured the stock price.
German consumer sentiment darkens unexpectedly heading into March, survey finds
German consumer sentiment dropped unexpectedly in early March, signaling growing economic concerns. A consumer survey revealed increased pessimism about income prospects and the overall economy, despite prior optimism. Rising inflation and geopolitical tensions are influencing the negative outlook, raising concerns about future spending and economic growth in Germany.
US sets preliminary duties on solar imports from India, Indonesia and Laos
The US Department of Commerce has imposed preliminary anti-dumping duties on solar panel imports from India, Indonesia, and Laos. These measures target alleged unfair trade practices and aim to protect the domestic solar manufacturing industry by leveling the playing field against subsidized imports. Final determinations are pending following ongoing investigations.
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Donât bet on lower prices, businesses say, even after emergency Trump tariffs were shot down
Despite the removal of emergency Trump-era tariffs, businesses warn consumers shouldn't expect lower prices soon. High supply chain costs, inflation, and ongoing geopolitical tensions continue to drive up expenses. Companies are facing persistent increased operational costs, making significant price drops unlikely in the near term.
UK confident its trade deal with US still stands despite latest Trump tariff move
The UK remains confident its prospective trade deal with the US is secure despite recent US tariffs announced by former President Trump. British officials emphasize ongoing negotiations and positive relations, suggesting the tariffs won't derail progress toward a comprehensive agreement. The UK continues to engage with US counterparts to resolve trade issues and strengthen economic ties.
US wholesale inventories increase marginally in December
US wholesale inventories rose slightly in December, reflecting modest stock building by businesses. This marginal increase signals cautious optimism amid ongoing supply chain challenges and economic uncertainties. The inventory data suggests companies are balancing the need to meet demand while avoiding overstocking in a fluctuating market environment.
US consumer confidence improves in February
US consumer confidence rose in February, indicating increased optimism about the economy. Factors contributing include a strong labor market and steady wage growth, boosting household spending. Despite concerns over inflation and global uncertainties, consumers remain upbeat, supporting expectations for continued economic expansion in the coming months.
US single-family home price growth slows in December, FHFA says
The FHFA reported that US single-family home price growth decelerated in December. The rise was modest compared to previous months, indicating a cooling housing market amid higher mortgage rates and economic uncertainties. Despite the slowdown, home prices remained elevated, reflecting continued demand and supply constraints.
Canada January factory sales most likely down 3.3% - Statscan flash estimate
Canada's factory sales are estimated to have declined by 3.3% in January, according to Statscan's flash estimate. This decrease reflects challenges in the manufacturing sector, impacting overall industrial output and economic growth prospects early in the year.
Wet weather keeps UK shoppers at home, CBI survey says
A CBI survey reveals that persistent wet weather is deterring UK shoppers from visiting stores, impacting retail footfall and sales. Retailers report decreased customer numbers due to adverse weather, suggesting that rainy conditions are influencing shopping habits and contributing to sluggish retail performance.
Exclusive â Ex-BOJ Chief Kuroda Calls for Rate Hikes, Tighter Fiscal Policy
Former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda urged policymakers to raise interest rates and implement stricter fiscal measures to combat inflation and stabilize the economy. He emphasized the need for decisive action to address ongoing economic challenges and ensure sustainable growth.
US warned Ukraine not to hit US interests in strikes on Russia energy infrastructure, envoy says
The US warned Ukraine against targeting American interests while conducting strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure, according to a US envoy. The goal is to avoid direct conflict escalation between the US and Russia, despite ongoing support for Ukraine's defense efforts. The envoy emphasized maintaining careful coordination to prevent unintended consequences in the conflict.
Morning Bid: Asia tech blows its own AI bubble
Asia's tech sector has experienced a surge in AI-related investments and valuations, creating a localized bubble driven by heightened optimism. However, concerns grow over inflated market expectations as companies race to capitalize on AI trends, risking a potential correction similar to past tech bubbles. Investors are urged to exercise caution amid the rapid and sometimes speculative growth in the region's AI industry.
Japanâs government taps academics Asada, Sato for BOJ board
Japan's government has appointed academics Asada and Sato to the Bank of Japan's board. The appointments aim to bring fresh economic perspectives to the central bank's policy decisions amid ongoing challenges, including inflation and economic recovery. Both bring deep expertise in monetary economics, signaling a focus on data-driven approaches within BOJ leadership.
Trump calls tariff ruling âunfortunate,â says more duties to come without Congress
Former President Trump criticized a court ruling against his tariffs as âunfortunateâ and indicated he plans to impose more duties even without Congressional approval. He defended the tariffs as necessary for protecting American industries and jobs, signaling continued use of tariffs as a trade tool despite legal challenges.
Trump boasts of stock market rally, promises $1,000 retirement savings contributions
Former President Trump praised the recent stock market surge and promised to contribute $1,000 toward Americans' retirement savings if re-elected. He highlighted economic gains during his tenure and vowed to continue boosting financial security for retirees through enhanced savings measures.
âBuoyantâ Hong Kong economic growth expected to ease fiscal deficit, financial secretary says
Hong Kongâs Financial Secretary projects strong economic growth will help reduce the cityâs fiscal deficit. The recovering economy, driven by increased consumer spending and robust trade, is expected to bolster government revenues. This positive outlook suggests improved fiscal stability, allowing the government to better manage public finances amid global uncertainties.
Yen under pressure after Takaichi report; Aussie higher on inflation
The Japanese yen weakened following reports involving Takaichi, stirring market concerns. Meanwhile, the Australian dollar gained strength driven by higher inflation data, which boosted expectations of potential interest rate hikes. Investors remain cautious as mixed economic signals impact currency movements globally.
Australia consumer prices rise 0.4% in January, core inflation picks up
Australia's consumer prices increased by 0.4% in January, driven by rising costs in housing and petrol. Core inflation, which excludes volatile items, also accelerated, signaling ongoing inflationary pressures. The data suggests the Reserve Bank may maintain a cautious approach to interest rates amid persistent price growth.
Japanâs services inflation steady, signals wage-driven price pressure
Japan's services inflation remained stable, indicating ongoing wage-driven price pressures. The steady rise suggests businesses are passing higher labor costs to consumers, reflecting tight labor market conditions. This trend underscores challenges for policymakers balancing inflation targets with economic growth amid evolving wage dynamics.
Bitcoin recovers to $65k amid bargain buying, Wall St gains
Bitcoin rebounded to $65,000 driven by bargain hunters and positive Wall Street momentum. Market optimism rose as major indices gained, supporting the resurgence in crypto prices. Investors showed renewed confidence, pushing Bitcoin closer to previous highs after a recent dip.
Bitcoin slips, wipes out 50% from October record high at session low
Bitcoin fell sharply, erasing half of its gains since Octoberâs record high during a volatile trading session. The decline reflects growing investor caution amid tightening regulations and market uncertainty, impacting cryptocurrency sentiment.
21shares Spot SUI ETF (Nasdaq: TSUI) to Begin Trading on Tuesday, Feb 24th, Expanding U.S. Access to Sui
The 21shares Spot SUI ETF (Nasdaq: TSUI) will start trading on February 24th, providing U.S. investors with direct exposure to Sui, a growing blockchain platform. This ETF aims to broaden access to Suiâs digital assets and support increased adoption within the American market.
Bitcoin slides, falls below $65k amid whale selling, Trump tariff saga
Bitcoin's price dropped below $65,000 due to significant selling by large holders, or "whales." The decline also coincides with heightened uncertainty from ongoing tariff disputes involving former President Trump. These factors combined have increased market volatility, leading to a notable dip in Bitcoin's value.
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 businesses with more flexible financial tools, enabling seamless transactions and improved access to digital assets, thereby facilitating growth and operational efficiency in the evolving financial 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 qualifies as a privacy coin and complies with EU MiCA regulations. This ensures Salvium can be legally offered on EU-regulated exchanges while adhering to privacy and regulatory standards, addressing concerns about privacy coin compliance within the EU framework.
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Crypto holds steady amid inflation outlook and geopolitical risks, Nexo says
Despite ongoing inflation concerns and geopolitical tensions, the cryptocurrency market remains stable, according to Nexo. Investors continue to navigate uncertainties with cautious optimism, maintaining steady positions as global economic and political factors influence market dynamics.
Ripple CEO Garlinghouse: Clarity Act 80% Likely to Pass by April
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse expressed confidence that the U.S. Clarity Act, which aims to provide regulatory clarity for cryptocurrencies, has an 80% chance of passing by April. He emphasized the importance of clear regulations for crypto innovation and investor protection, signaling optimism for a more defined legal framework that could benefit Ripple and the broader digital asset industry.
Bitcoin dips after Trump tariff hike announcement, then recovers
Bitcoin's price briefly fell following President Trump's announcement of increased tariffs, reflecting market uncertainty. However, the cryptocurrency quickly regained losses as investor confidence stabilized, demonstrating resilience despite trade tensions impacting broader markets.
Hiscox launches $300 million share buyback program
Hiscox has announced a $300 million share buyback program aimed at returning capital to shareholders and enhancing shareholder value. The initiative reflects the companyâs strong financial position and confidence in its growth prospects. The buyback will be executed over time, subject to market conditions and regulatory constraints.
Hammerson proposes 8.56 pence final dividend for 2025
Hammerson has announced a proposed final dividend of 8.56 pence per share for 2025. This marks a continuation of the companyâs strategy to return value to shareholders, reflecting confidence in its financial position and future prospects. The dividend proposal awaits approval at the upcoming shareholdersâ meeting.
STARTRADER Launches PowerPlay Challenge for ICC Menâs T20 World Cup 2026
STARTRADER has introduced the PowerPlay Challenge ahead of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026. This new initiative aims to engage cricket fans through interactive contests and rewards based on tournament performances. The challenge offers fans a chance to showcase their cricket knowledge and win prizes, enhancing the overall excitement surrounding the upcoming World Cup event.
Sydbank projects 2026 profit of DKK 3.5-4.0 billion
Sydbank forecasts a profit of DKK 3.5-4.0 billion by 2026, reflecting strong growth expectations. The bank attributes this to improved market conditions and strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and customer engagement. This projection signals confidence in Sydbankâs future performance amid evolving economic landscapes.
Tandem Diabetes prices $265M convertible notes offering
Tandem Diabetes has priced a $265 million convertible notes offering, aiming to strengthen its financial position. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including potential investments in product development and expansion initiatives. This move reflects Tandem's strategy to support growth and innovation in the diabetes care market.
Bicara Therapeutics prices $150 million stock offering at $16
Bicara Therapeutics announced a $150 million stock offering priced at $16 per share. The capital raised will support the companyâs development and growth initiatives, focusing on advancing their therapeutic programs.
Metalpha, Exos Financial, BK2 sign MOU for U.S. digital asset JV
Metalpha, Exos Financial, and BK2 have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a joint venture in the U.S. focused on digital assets. The partnership aims to leverage each company's strengths to enhance digital asset services, targeting growth in the expanding U.S. market. This collaboration marks a significant step toward expanding digital finance opportunities and innovation.
Centuria Capital HY26 slides: AUM hits $21.8bn, earnings guidance raised
Centuria Capital reported a rise in assets under management to $21.8 billion for HY26. Despite declines in some financial metrics, the company raised its earnings guidance, reflecting confidence in its growth prospects and operational performance.
Cathie Woodâs ARK sells PagerDuty stock and buys Symbotic shares
Cathie Woodâs ARK Investment Management sold its holdings in PagerDuty, reallocating capital to purchase shares in Symbotic. This move reflects ARKâs strategy to invest in companies with innovative technologies and growth potential. The shift indicates confidence in Symboticâs advanced robotics solutions over PagerDutyâs software offerings.
Wesco prices $1.5 billion senior notes offering
Wesco International has priced a $1.5 billion senior notes offering to refinance debt and support growth. The offering includes various maturities with fixed interest rates. Proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes. The move reflects Wescoâs strategy to optimize its capital structure amid market conditions.