News Summary - 02/26/2026

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Shot in school uniform: BBC reveals police order led to Gen Z protest killings in Nepal

New evidence uncovers that 19 people were shot dead in Kathmandu last September due to police orders during Gen Z protests, shedding light on the tragic events and the authorities' role in the killings.

'Fear is everywhere': BBC reports from Mexican city turned into war zone by drug cartel feud

Culiacán, northern Mexico, has become a war zone as rival Sinaloa cartel factions clash violently for control, causing widespread fear and insecurity among residents.

Israeli soldiers shot a Palestinian boy and stood around as he bled to death, video shows

Israeli forces shot a 14-year-old Palestinian boy and then blocked ambulances from reaching him, causing him to bleed for at least 45 minutes before receiving medical aid. Soldiers were seen standing nearby as he lay injured.

Cuba says it shot dead four people on US-registered speedboat

Cuba claims it killed four Cuban nationals living in the US aboard a US-registered speedboat, alleging they planned a terrorist infiltration.

US and Iran to hold talks as pressure for nuclear deal builds

The US and Iran are engaging in indirect talks as a final attempt to avert conflict and revive a nuclear agreement. However, the likelihood of reaching a deal remains uncertain amid ongoing tensions.

Orban Accuses Ukraine of Disrupting Oil Supplies to Hungary

Ukraine reports that a vital pipeline supplying oil to Hungary was shut down following Russian attacks. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban blames Ukraine for the disruption, worsening tensions amid ongoing conflict and energy supply concerns in the region.

Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai wins appeal against fraud conviction

Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai, 78, has won his appeal against a fraud conviction but continues to be detained on separate national security charges.

North Korea could 'get along' with US, says Kim Jong Un

Kim Jong Un stated that North Korea could have improved relations with the US if Washington accepts Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal as permanent.

US 'Suitcase Murderer' Deported from Bali After 11 Years in Jail

The 33-year-old suspect, known as the 'Suitcase Murderer,' has been deported from Bali after serving 11 years in jail. He now faces federal charges in the US and is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday.

Trail goes cold for conspiracy theorist gunman six months on

Six months after allegedly killing two police officers, Dezi Freeman remains at large. He fled into bushland following the August shootings, and despite ongoing searches, authorities have yet to locate him.

A New York City snowball fight gone wrong leaves Mayor Mamdani at odds with police

The NYPD is seeking four individuals accused of injuring officers with snowballs, an act deemed "disgraceful" by the commissioner, escalating tensions between Mayor Mamdani and the police department.

Spain declassifies files on 1981 attempted coup in effort to dispel conspiracy theories

Spain has declassified files related to the 1981 attempted coup to clarify events and dispel conspiracy theories. The release coincides with the death of coup leader Antonio Tejero Molina, shedding new light on the incident.

Politician brothers convicted in Brazil for ordering murder of prominent councillor

Marielle Franco, a 38-year-old councillor in Rio de Janeiro, was murdered, triggering widespread protests across Brazil. The conviction of two politician brothers for ordering her killing marks a significant development in the high-profile case.

Pope Leo to visit four African countries in April

Pope Leo will make a historic visit to Algeria in April, marking the first papal visit to the predominantly Muslim country. He will also visit three other African nations during the trip.

Australian PM apologizes after calling child sex abuse survivor and advocate 'difficult'

Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame criticized the PM's use of the word "difficult," describing it as a "misogynist's code for a woman who won't comply," following his apology for the remark directed at her.

Swiss bar fire victims to receive solidarity payment

A solidarity payment will be made to all 115 injured individuals and the families of the 41 victims who died in the Swiss bar fire.

Zimbabwe rejects 'lopsided' US health aid deal over data concerns

Zimbabwe declined a US health aid agreement, citing concerns over access to biological samples. The country objected to the US not sharing benefits from research derived from these samples, viewing the deal as unfair and one-sided.

Don't break up NewJeans and I'll forgo $18m payout, says ex-K-pop boss

Min Hee-jin expressed deep distress over the potential separation of NewJeans, stating she "can no longer bear to watch" the group being "torn apart." She offered to forgo an $18 million payout to prevent the group's breakup, highlighting her commitment to maintaining their unity.

Two charged with murder of Australian grandfather after 'mistaken identity' kidnapping

Chris Baghsarian, 85, was abducted from his home and killed in a suspected case of mistaken identity. Two individuals have been charged with his murder as authorities investigate the tragic incident.

Trump keeps world waiting on his plans for Iran after State of the Union

The upcoming US-Iran talks in Geneva on Thursday may play a crucial role in shaping President Trump's decisions on Iran, as the world awaits clarity on his strategy following the State of the Union address.

Why Asian firms are not cheering Trump tariff ruling

The US Supreme Court's decision to block a key component of Trump-era trade policy has increased uncertainty for Asian companies. Firms remain cautious as the ruling disrupts established tariffs, making trade strategies and investment plans in the region more complicated.

Fact-checking Trump's longest ever State of the Union

In his nearly two-hour State of the Union address, President Donald Trump claimed the US "is winning again," highlighting his administration's achievements. Many statements were fact-checked for accuracy, evaluating the truthfulness of his claims about economic progress, national security, and healthcare.

'I can't breathe any more': Inside the night a mob burned a newspaper

A journalist recalls the harrowing night when a mob set fire to the Daily Star building, forcing 28 staff members to seek refuge on the roof. The ordeal highlighted the dangers journalists face and the intense threats to press freedom during violent unrest.

Watch: BBC on streets of Mexican city gripped by deadly cartel violence

BBC correspondent Quentin Sommerville reports from Culiacán, Sinaloa, revealing the impact of a recent surge in deadly cartel violence in the city.

Watch: Moment a sinkhole in Omaha traps cars and drivers

A sinkhole in Omaha trapped cars and drivers, prompting witnesses to assist in rescuing those affected and directing traffic to ensure safety, police reported.

BBC sees damage in Puerto Vallarta after Mexican cartel violence

BBC's Will Grant reports from Puerto Vallarta, revealing the impact of recent Mexican cartel violence on the popular coastal resort. The visit highlights the physical damage and security concerns affecting the area.

'Anyone who runs is shot': Watch Russian soldiers describe killings of troops who refuse orders

Russian soldiers on the run revealed chilling accounts of frontline horrors in Ukraine, including the killing of troops who refuse orders. They described a brutal enforcement system where deserters are executed to maintain discipline.

BBC's Will Grant on the atmosphere in Mexico following unrest

In Guadalajara, the capital of Jalisco, locals are experiencing heightened fear and tension following recent violent outbreaks. The unrest has disrupted daily life, with communities concerned about safety and stability as authorities work to regain control.

Sumar Parties Will Delay the Debate on Díaz's Succession but Keep Their Eyes on Bustinduy Despite His Reservations

The Sumar parties seek to postpone the debate on Irene Montero's succession in order to calmly analyze the options. Although facing some internal reservations, they maintain Gabriel Bustinduy as the preferred candidate to lead the process, valuing his political profile and experience. The strategy aims to ensure a consensual transition and strengthen the party's internal unity.

Everything Revealed by the Declassified Documents about the 23-F Coup d'État: Conversations, Pressures, Reports...

The 167 declassified documents detail the planning, execution, and repercussions of the 23-F coup d'état in 1981, offering new insights into conversations, pressures, and reports related to the assault on the Congress.

Antonio Tejero Dies, Author of the 23-F Coup Attempt

Antonio Tejero, known for leading the attempted coup d'état in Spain on 23-F, has died at the age of 93. His actions in 1981 marked a crucial moment in the country's democratic history.

Antonio Tejero Dies Live | Marlaska Says It Is "Quite Difficult" to Comment on the Death of the Former Lieutenant Colonel: "Everyone Already Has Their Own Opinion"

The Government has released 153 official documents in PDF format from the Ministries of Defense, Interior, Foreign Affairs, and CESID, related to former Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Tejero.

The CESID managed to enter and exit the Congress during the coup and concluded that the civil guards "had been deceived"

A report from the former CNI revealed that the CESID was able to access the Congress during the coup and determined that only a minority of civil guards were truly committed, noting that the majority had been deceived.

The calls from Tejero's wife that night: "How am I supposed to be calm? They left him (stranded) like a cigarette butt. It's disgraceful."

Carmen Diez Pereira denounces that the Army abandoned her husband during the coup d'état. She tried to get in touch with him to express her support, while the Ministry of the Interior offered her to record a tape so that Tejero would understand he was alone.

This Was the Secret Operation Mister of 23-F: The Plan of the CESID Agents Involved to Erase Their Traces in the Coup d'État

Declassified documents reveal how six agents of CESID, now the CNI, planned to conceal their involvement in the 23-F coup d'état in 1981, carrying out maneuvers to erase their traces and avoid being implicated in the attempted coup.

The Last Public Appearance of Tejero: A Exaltation of Franco at His Second Burial After His Exhumation from the Valley of the Fallen

The last public appearance of former Lieutenant Colonel Tejero was in 2019 during Franco’s burial, when a group of Franco supporters cheered him while he unsuccessfully tried to access the cemetery.

Operation Galaxy: This Was the First Coup Attempt Project by the Late Tejero Alongside Ynestrillas Two Years Before 23-F

Antonio Tejero and Ricardo Sáenz de Ynestrillas were arrested on November 16 for conspiracy and proposal to commit rebellion, in connection with the failed coup attempt known as Operation Galaxy, which took place two years before 23-F.

Antonio Tejero, a Bad Memory

Antonio Tejero's infamous image remains a negative memory, but the democracy that survived his attack has transformed our lives for the better.

Reagan, Fidel Castro, and Queen Elizabeth II praised Juan Carlos I's response to the coup attempt

After the coup attempt, although Alexander Haig's initial statements caused unease, President Reagan quickly expressed his support for King Juan Carlos I. Additionally, figures such as Fidel Castro and Queen Elizabeth II also praised his role during the crisis.

Everyone Stay Still

The declassification of the files from 23-F and the recent death of the lieutenant colonel who led the rebellion mark a definitive closure to a dark chapter in Spanish history.

The details of the new complaint against Íñigo Errejón and its similarities with the Mouliaá case: "If you resist, it will be worse"

An actress has filed a complaint against Íñigo Errejón, former spokesperson of Sumar, for alleged sexual assaults that occurred in October 2021, highlighting similarities with the Mouliaá case.

What’s Behind the Can of Tuna You Buy at the Supermarket: Price, Flavor, and... the Working Conditions of Those Who Catch It

A study reveals that flavor and price are key when buying tuna, but 57.7% of Spaniards would pay more for cans that guarantee better working conditions for the fishermen.

Vinícius dances again against Benfica and takes Real Madrid into the Champions League round of 16

Vinícius Jr. scored the winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Benfica at the Bernabéu, securing Real Madrid's qualification for the Champions League knockout stage.

Raúl Asencio, evacuated on a stretcher and with a neck brace after a dreadful fall in the Real Madrid - Benfica Champions League match

Raúl Asencio suffered a severe fall following a collision with Camavinga in the Real Madrid - Benfica Champions League match. He was evacuated on a stretcher and with a neck brace, and later taken to the hospital to receive medical attention.

A Real Madrid Fan Ejected from the Bernabéu for Making a Nazi Salute in the Fans' Stand

A Real Madrid fan in the supporters' stand was ejected from the Bernabéu after being caught on camera making a Nazi salute during the match.

Mourinho and the Bernabéu: a reunion 13 years later that didn’t go beyond Benfica’s bus

Mourinho witnessed Benfica’s elimination against Real Madrid (2-1) from the Santiago Bernabéu stadium parking lot, in a reunion with the Madrid club after 13 years, without entering the venue.

Sandra Golpe talks about how her son perceives her profession: "He says I'm a loser"

Sandra Golpe, presenter and journalist, spoke on an Antena 3 program about various current topics and her professional work. Additionally, she shared how her son perceives her job, humorously revealing that he calls her "a loser."

Loles León exposes the tough economic situation she faced

Actress Loles León visited Broncano's show to talk about 'Zero dramas,' a new program of social debate, humor, and sexology that she will present on La 2.

Sonsoles Ónega Reaffirms Her Literary Calling with 'It Will Bear Your Name': "The Criticism of the Planeta Had a Smell of Self-Interest"

Sonsoles Ónega, winner of the 2023 Planeta Prize, returns to her favorite genre with the romantic and historical novel after two and a half years since her victory. She responds to the criticism received, labeling it as self-interested, and reaffirms her literary commitment with 'It Will Bear Your Name'.

The social decree puts Sánchez’s balancing act in check: Junts finalizes the break and partners pressure the PSOE

The social decree creates tensions within Sánchez’s government, with Junts confirming the rupture and partners pressuring the PSOE. The differences increase political instability, challenging Sánchez’s ability to maintain balance among his allies and sustain the coalition.

"'Top Chef' breaks up a marriage with its elimination and devastates Belén Esteban"

Mariano Peña's elimination from 'Top Chef' has caused great sadness, especially for Belén Esteban, who appeared visibly affected. Furthermore, this elimination reportedly had personal repercussions, even leading to the breakup of a marriage connected to the contestant.

Cuba shoots down 4 crew members of a US civilian vessel and claims they had "terrorist intentions"

Cuba shot down four crew members of a US civilian vessel, alleging they had "terrorist intentions." The incident left up to seven injured, including six crew members of the boat and one member of the Cuban Border Guard Troops.

Public Employment Declines for the First Time Since 2014: The Administration Lost 11,000 Employees in 2025

The public administration lost 11,000 employees in 2025, marking the first decline since 2014. This reduction is due to the loss of temporary jobs and a lower creation of permanent positions, especially in the autonomous communities, which are the country's main public employers.

The 'Pistachio Fever': More Cultivation Area and an Attractive Magnet for Investors

Pistachios, with attractive prices and growing global demand, are capturing the interest of investors and entrepreneurs, especially in Castilla-La Mancha, driving the expansion of their cultivation area.

Génova’s intervention is already taking effect: the leaderships of PP and Vox begin talks in Extremadura and Aragón to seek an agreement

The leaderships of PP and Vox have initiated contacts to seek an agreement in Extremadura and Aragón. However, sources from the PP indicate that they do not see an "urgency" to finalize the agreement before the investiture in Extremadura, scheduled for March 3.

"It's like fireworks": 'Bridgerton 4' brings back what you missed most in Part 1

Jonathan Bailey returns as Anthony Bridgerton in Part 2 of the series. Luke Thompson reveals that his comeback brings the energy and excitement fans missed in Part 1, making the new season vibrant and impactful, like fireworks.

Alonso, about to explode against Aston Martin and Honda: "He is worried and counting to 10"

Fernando Alonso faces great tension ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season, showing concern about the performance of Aston Martin and Honda, while trying to stay calm amid the uncertainty.

NASA reveals the identity of the astronaut for whom the International Space Station was evacuated

Colonel Mike Fincke, 58 years old, was the affected astronaut who led to the evacuation of the International Space Station, according to NASA.

Three teenagers arrested in Valencia for raping another minor and distributing the images

Three teenagers were arrested in Valencia for raping a minor and distributing images of the abuse. Additionally, a 13-year-old boy is involved, but he is not criminally responsible due to his age.

Emergency technician who validated the first alert message sent during the DANA dies of a heart attack

Miguel Mollà Ramos, an emergency technician who validated the first Es-Alert message sent to the people of Valencia on October 29, 2024, at 8:11 PM, died of a heart attack.

The Bank Branches of the Future Are Already Here: Close to Customers and with Innovative Proposals

A survey by 20minutos and CaixaBank reveals that, when faced with complex issues, customers prefer to resolve their doubts with personalized attention, highlighting the importance of closeness and innovation in the bank branches of the future.

The Decalogue for SMEs to Avoid Online Frauds

Ibercaja offers a decalogue with practical advice for small businesses to protect their operations against online frauds, helping to prevent risks and promote digital security.

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

Chris Martin made a joke about the incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful on the 'kisscam', suggesting to make lemonade when life gives you lemons.

A 'Wunderwaffe' for Kyiv? This is the M51.1 missile and the TN75 nuclear bomb that the West could deliver to Ukraine, according to the Kremlin

The M51.1 ballistic missile, with a range of 10,000 km, and the TN75 thermonuclear bomb, with a power of up to 150 kilotons, are weapons that the Kremlin mentions as possible Western deliveries to Ukraine.

Sarah Knafo, the 'unknown' who wants to be mayor of Paris and threatens Le Pen's space in the French radical right

Sarah Knafo, MEP and Éric Zemmour's candidate for mayor of Paris, emerges as an innovative figure in the French radical right, challenging Marine Le Pen's traditional space and also positioning herself as a possible key figure in the upcoming presidential elections.

Actress Paloma Porcel Accused of Squatting in a Luxury Villa with Her Partner

The owner of a luxury villa, allegedly occupied by actress Paloma Porcel and her partner, is seeking legal action. He claims they have demanded 300,000 euros to vacate the property.

"I'm not pregnant, just a little bit fatter": Heidi Klum opens up about the effects of menopause

Heidi Klum denied pregnancy rumors during the documentary series 'On & Off the Catwalk,' clarifying that her physical changes are due to menopause and not pregnancy.

The Amazing New Challenge of Verdeliss Begins: 24 Hours Running on a Treadmill Without Rest

Verdeliss, athlete and content creator, will start a 24-hour nonstop running challenge on a treadmill, organized by Decathlon to showcase their new Kipride Max shoes.

Buying fashion online without increasing emissions: what Tendam’s omnichannel model demonstrates

Tendam integrates stores in shopping centers and on high streets, allowing customers to pick up their orders in a convenient, accessible, and sustainable way, thus reducing emissions associated with online shopping.

The 'Pistachio Fever': More Cultivation Area and an Attractive Magnet for Investors

Pistachios, with attractive prices and increasing global demand, are driving interest from investors and entrepreneurs, especially in Castilla-La Mancha, where the area dedicated to their cultivation is expanding.

Is 'The Pitt' Realistic? Emergency Services Analyze the Medical Series

Healthcare professionals support the HBO Max series "The Pitt," highlighting its realism and quality. The production involves creators linked to "ER," which adds authenticity, according to positive reviews from the emergency services sector.

The Reason Why Single Women Are Smarter, According to Psychology

Various psychological studies indicate that women with higher intelligence tend to remain single, suggesting that their independence and focus on personal goals influence this trend.

The OCU warns about the new approved weight-loss drug: "The rebound effect, a reality"

The OCU alerts about the new weight-loss drug, pointing out that its use can cause the rebound effect once it is discontinued, leading to regaining the lost weight, and emphasizes the importance of considering this risk before using it.

First Humanoid Robot Confirmed at MWC: It’s from HONOR and the Perfect Companion for Their Robot Phone

HONOR will unveil its first humanoid robot at MWC, designed to complement their Robot Phone. This robot combines robotics with proprietary artificial intelligence to offer an innovative and personalized experience.

A Psychic Reveals the Destinations Each Zodiac Sign Should Travel to in 2026

Astrologer Esperanza Gracia has revealed the ideal destinations that each zodiac sign should visit outside of Spain in 2026, guiding her followers to places that enhance their energy and well-being throughout the year.

The Murcia Venue That Sells a Curious Burger with Mar Menor Caldero Rice

FBI Murcia offers an innovative burger with Mar Menor caldero rice, aiming to combine flavor and tradition. Additionally, the venue promotes a message of environmental awareness to encourage caring for the surroundings.

Grows, improves, and drops the price below 30,000 euros: behind the wheel of the new Mazda CX-5

We test the third generation of the Mazda CX-5, which features a larger design, technological improvements, and an Eco label. This model offers a more family-friendly experience while maintaining a competitive price below 30,000 euros.

Epstein's luxurious apartment in Paris was decorated with dozens of photos of naked women

In Epstein's luxurious Paris apartment, 98 photographs of women were found, of which 65 showed the women naked, decorating the walls of the place.

Marlaska announces a review of the Police sexual harassment protocol to understand why the DAO victim did not use it

Minister Marlaska has announced a review of the sexual harassment protocol in the Police following the DAO case, aiming to understand why the victim did not use it. Meanwhile, PP deputy Ángel Hernández describes the incident as the most serious attack in the history of the National Police and demands explanations from the minister.

Ouigo and Iryo do not expect Adif to reopen the Madrid-Málaga route before March 23, and the Italian company places 40 employees on temporary layoff

Renfe is the only company that has resumed the Madrid-Málaga rail service, using an alternative bus plan from Antequera. Ouigo and Iryo are waiting for Adif's approval to operate the entire route by train. Additionally, Iryo has placed 40 employees on temporary layoff due to this situation.

Alleged Secret Son of Marius Borg, Son of the Princess of Norway, Revealed in His Rape Trial

A friend of one of Marius Borg's alleged victims testified at the trial that Borg revealed to him that he had a secret son in order to gain his trust.

Bad Gyal breaks all the protocols on 'La Revuelta' with the fluorescent mini dress that sets the bar very high

Bad Gyal prepares for her performance at the Spanish film awards gala and takes the opportunity to promote her upcoming album, standing out with a fluorescent mini dress that draws attention and breaks the usual protocols.

The initiative to end the 'rip-off' of discounted mortgages: "We need to put a stop to the free-for-all"

The additional costs that customers pay when accepting extra products to obtain better mortgage rates can reach up to 2,000 euros. The initiative aims to limit these abusive costs and put an end to this "rip-off" in discounted mortgages.

Iberia changes its baggage policy and adds a new surcharge of up to 140 euros

Iberia implements a new checked baggage fee ranging from 35 to 140 euros, depending on the route and destination of the flight.

If You Bought an Electric Car, You Can Deduct Up to 3,000 Euros on Your 2026 Income Tax Return

Battery electric vehicles (BEV), plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEV), and fuel cell vehicles registered before 2027 allow a deduction of up to 3,000 euros on the 2026 Income Tax Return.

Old mobile phones with which you can make money: you can sell your old Nokia for 400 euros

Old and famous mobile phones, especially if they are in their original packaging and well preserved, can reach prices of tens of thousands of euros on second-hand platforms. An old Nokia can be sold for around 400 euros.

Neither roasted nor boiled: the best recipe to enjoy artichokes is these chips for less than 12 euros

Artichokes, rich in minerals like phosphorus and potassium, offer multiple health benefits and culinary versatility that is enhanced by turning them into chips, a tasty and affordable option for less than 12 euros.

Of Werewolves and Wolf Men

The pataphysicists never imagined that their surrealism would manifest in people dressed as beasts.

The ‘progressphere’

Almost everyone can accept the agreement, but the situation changes when an entire generation is blamed for the country’s problems, creating division and rejection.

If Speeches Were Not Read

Prohibiting the reading of speeches in Senate sessions would significantly speed up the meetings, improving agility and dynamism in parliamentary discussion.

Prenuptial Agreement for Feijóo and Abascal

The prenuptial agreement aims to reassure the families of Feijóo and Abascal, although it raises greater alarm among those who fear its possible negative consequences.

An 'Influencer' Warns About the 'Witches' Palace' in Vizcaya: "Do Not Visit It for Safety Reasons"

An influencer showcased the 'Witches' Palace' in Vizcaya and its curse legend but warned her followers about real safety risks when visiting the site, recommending avoiding it to prevent possible accidents or issues.

The photos that confirm the relationship between actor Álex González and Carla Virgós

Álex González and Carla Virgós have been spotted together by cameras, thus confirming their relationship, according to images published by 'Diez Minutos'.

This small town in Extremadura hides a secret beneath its streets

In the dehesa of Cáceres, an exceptional archaeological site lies beneath this small town in Extremadura, considered one of the most valuable in Europe due to its historical importance.

Sentences of up to 76 years in prison for those convicted of ordering the death of councilwoman Marielle Franco

The Supreme Court confirmed that a former federal deputy and his brother, counselor of the Rio Court of Accounts, were the "masterminds" behind the death of councilwoman Marielle Franco, imposing sentences of up to 76 years in prison.

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

Take part in a travel quiz to test your knowledge about tourism in Spain and discover ten magical places that every visitor should know.

The south of Andalusia and the north of Morocco turn green after the heavy rains this winter

The heavy rains recorded this winter have significantly improved the water situation in Andalusia and northern Morocco, transforming the landscape with renewed greenery.

Graciela Announces Her Surprise Wedding on 'Los Gipsy Kings' and Her Mother Breaks Down: "Don't Leave Me"

Graciela surprises everyone with the announcement of her wedding on 'Los Gipsy Kings', sparking various reactions: Dani needs time to process it, her sisters celebrate, and Marisol, her mother, appears sad at the thought of her daughter leaving.

Juana Rivas and her eldest son testify this Thursday in Italy in the trial against Arcuri for alleged abuse

The court has established a schedule to hear the proposed witnesses, including the testimony of Juana Rivas and her eldest son in the trial against Arcuri for alleged abuse.

A 30-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Hit by a Vehicle in Coslada

A 30-year-old man died after being hit by a vehicle at 9:15 PM on the M-21, kilometer 6, heading towards the entrance to Coslada.

The surprise of a young Argentine upon arriving in Spain: "They live more peacefully"

A young Argentine confessed that, although it is hard for him to admit, life in Spain is more peaceful and the atmosphere is more relaxed compared to Argentina.

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 have begun to rebuild their lives in Spain. Although they face pain and nostalgia, many no longer consider returning to Ukraine, adapting to their new reality in the country.

Spiritual Agents, the Figure Who Accompanies the End of Life: "It’s Not About Religion, but About Giving Peace"

Spiritual accompaniment in pediatric palliative care aims to offer peace, dignity, and meaning beyond the illness, focusing on emotional and spiritual well-being, not on religion.

Testosterone Therapy for Women, the "Happiness Pellet": "Sexually, I've Returned to My 30s"

Testosterone therapy in women generates medical controversy, as it is not authorized as a medication in the EU but is offered in private clinics as a compounded formula. Its use aims to improve libido and quality of life, although scientific debate persists regarding its efficacy and safety.

Tote breaks down on 'Top Chef' when talking about his personal high standards: "I've always had to prove more than others"

Tote, a contestant on 'Top Chef', emotionally broke down after preparing a dessert on La 1. Through tears, he confessed how his high self-demand affects him, revealing that he has always felt the need to prove more than others, which takes a toll on him both personally and professionally.

Dani Rovira stays 'On the sidelines of everything' with his new show: "If they come to RTVE with flamethrowers, I’ll try not to get burned"

Dani Rovira presents his new show "On the sidelines of everything" on RTVE, where he will address topics with humor and social criticism. The actor and comedian expresses that, although he will face possible controversies, he will try to stay calm and not be affected by intense criticism.

A Deer Bites Susana Saborido and Unleashes Chaos in Joaquín's Family in Japan: "The Bite It Gave Me!"

The visit to Nara Park, initially peaceful, turned chaotic when a deer bit Susana Saborido, causing running, scares, and reprimands from former footballer Joaquín in Japan.

How Many Would Break Up with Their Partner if They Experienced 'Financial Infidelity'?

A Canadian survey reveals that 71% of people would end their relationship if their partner committed 'financial infidelity,' meaning they hid or lied about important financial matters.

A diner’s incident on 'First Dates': "I’ve had one breast out for an hour, how embarrassing"

During a date on 'First Dates', Cynthia realized she had been with one breast exposed for an hour, which caused her a lot of embarrassment. Upon informing her partner, the situation sparked surprise and laughter on the show.

Roberto Leal announces that the 'casting' is now open to compete on 'Pasapalabra'

Roberto Leal has announced that the casting to participate in 'Pasapalabra' is now open, inviting all interested individuals to apply.

Patricia Pardo Advises Carmen Borrego About Her Son’s Divorce: “Maybe You Should Get Involved in This”

Carmen Borrego wants to prevent her son’s divorce from being conflictive so as not to affect her grandson. Patricia Pardo suggests that she get more involved in the process to handle it better.

Sonsoles Ónega, emotional and heartfelt about her new book: "I am very moved to have come this far"

Sonsoles Ónega expresses her excitement and gratitude towards her audience following the release of her new book, highlighting the importance of the support she received throughout this process.

Jéssica, before the Supreme Court: "Ábalos promised me that he was going to get divorced and that we would have a future together"

Jéssica, Ábalos's friend, stated that the interview to work at INECO was very simple and that she did not have to take any test to get into Tragsatec.

Laura Pausini sends a message in Spanish to her followers from Sanremo: "Thank you very much for following us"

Laura Pausini sent a message in Spanish from Sanremo, joking about the Spanish adaptation of Carlo Conti's name and thanking her Spanish and Latin American followers for their support.

Harry and Meghan Markle Resume Their Official Tours with a Trip to Jordan to Support Gaza Refugees

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex carried out their first humanitarian mission after more than two years without official tours, traveling to Jordan to support Gaza refugees.

Melody's Father Denies Rumors of a Breakup Between the Singer and Her Partner: "There Is No Problem of Any Kind"

Lorenzo Ruiz, Melody's father, denied rumors about a possible breakup between the singer and her partner during an interview on 'El tiempo justo,' assuring that there is no problem between them.

Sthefany Pérez, broken and in tears after her breakup with Tadeo Corrales: "It's like a nightmare"

Sthefany Pérez, former contestant of La isla de las tentaciones, is devastated after her breakup with Tadeo Corrales. In tears, she states that the situation feels like a nightmare and announces that from now on she will focus on her personal and mental well-being.

This is iShowSpeed's strategy to 'throw off' the crowds of people who gather at his live streams

Rudi, iShowSpeed's main bodyguard, revealed the streamer's strategy to avoid crowds during his live streams. They use clever methods to throw off the crowds that usually gather when he broadcasts, thereby ensuring greater safety and comfort for everyone.

Shakira will return to settle in Spain almost three years after her departure

Singer Shakira will return to Spain in September for several concerts in Madrid and plans to establish a temporary residence during her extended stay.

Queen Sonia of Norway Visits King Harald, Hospitalized in Tenerife

King Harald of Norway is hospitalized in Tenerife due to an infection and dehydration. Queen Sonia traveled to visit him and stay with him during his recovery.

Pepe Ruiz, Avelino in 'Escenas de Matrimonio', sees it as "reasonable" that they want to remove Paloma Porcel

Pepe Ruiz, who plays Avelino in 'Escenas de Matrimonio', considers it reasonable that there are calls to remove Paloma Porcel from the show. He expressed understanding of the audience's dissatisfaction with her character and performance. Ruiz's remarks highlight the ongoing debate among fans about casting choices in the series.

Samantha Vallejo-Nágera and her brother open up about their relationship with their father: "He changed us"

Samantha Vallejo-Nágera and her brother Colate talk on 'Decomasters' about the differences between their parents and how their relationship with their father affected and changed them both.

The Four Years of the War in Ukraine, Explained in Five Minutes

The war in Ukraine began four years ago, marking a brutal conflict between Ukraine and Russian forces. Originating from political and territorial tensions, it has caused thousands of deaths and massive displacement. The conflict has drawn international attention, with sanctions and military support for Ukraine, as it seeks to defend its sovereignty against Russian aggression.

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

Helping waiters clear the table reflects good manners, empathy, and respect for others' work. This gesture indicates responsibility, initiative, and emotional intelligence, showing a collaborative attitude and an awareness of how our actions affect others, revealing deep personality traits.

The video of the sinking of a Chinese minibus crossing a frozen lake

A minibus with nine people, including the driver, sank while crossing a frozen lake in China. So far, there is one survivor and one passenger remains missing.

Piqué promotes the Kings League with an attack on Arbeloa on Madrid's Gran Vía: "We are not that well-known, but we will be"

Gerard Piqué promotes the Kings League with a slogan that includes a legendary reference to Álvaro Arbeloa, current Real Madrid coach, highlighting that they are not very well-known yet, but they expect to be soon.

Iker Casillas' Reaction to the Controversial Kings League Banner Against Arbeloa: "You Have to Be..."

Gerard Piqué presented a controversial banner with a joke about Álvaro Arbeloa during a Kings League live stream, causing reactions including that of Iker Casillas, who commented critically on the situation.

Joan Laporta's 'show' at Mercabarna: riding a mechanical bull to the rhythm of "madridista el que no bote"

Joan Laporta, candidate for Barça president, put on a spectacle at Mercabarna by riding a mechanical bull and cheering to the rhythm of "madridista el que no bote." He also took photos with market workers and drew attention by honking the horn.

The Kind Gesture of Queen Letizia Towards Olympic Medalist Ana Alonso: "How’s That Knee Doing?"

Skier Ana Alonso and Oriol Cardona led the Spanish team’s visit to Kings Felipe and Letizia and President Pedro Sánchez. Queen Letizia showed a warm gesture by expressing concern about Ana Alonso’s knee injury during the meeting, highlighting her closeness and support toward the Olympic athletes.

Alcaraz's brother continues to impress with his results: runner-up at the Mutua Madrid Open under-16

Alcaraz's 14-year-old brother reached the final of the Mutua Madrid Open under-16, where he was defeated by 15-year-old Spaniard Stefan Shangichev, showcasing a high level of play and a promising future in tennis.

Pimblett questions his defeat against Justin Gaethje: "If they take away a point from him, as they should, it's a draw"

Pimblett doubts his loss to Justin Gaethje, claiming he endured two eye pokes that were not penalized by referees or judges. According to him, if one point is deducted from Gaethje for these fouls, the result would be a draw.

Accessible labeling, an urgent need for blind people: "There are many similar packages"

ONCE organized a day event and a Blind Cooking workshop to raise awareness about the need for accessible labeling, as many packages have similar designs that make shopping difficult for blind people.

OPINION | Disability and Laughter, by Melisa Tuya

The article highlights the power of humor as a tool for healing and teaching, especially in the context of disability. It emphasizes that humor and hope are essential for facing difficulties and should never be lost.

Alicia García, with a cochlear implant, asks for visibility and understanding: "We hear and speak, but we are still deaf"

Alicia García, profoundly deaf since birth and a cochlear implant user since the age of three, seeks to raise awareness and foster understanding about the reality of deaf people. Although they can hear and speak thanks to technology, she emphasizes that they are still deaf and face unique challenges that require respect and support.

Cochlear implants are claimed as "a gateway to hearing and oral communication" from the earliest years of life

Cochlear implants, developed over 60 years ago, are recognized as a crucial advancement for hearing and oral communication, especially when used from childhood, facilitating the integration and development of people with deafness.

The price of used cars in Spain drops for the first time since 2019... and rises for those over ten years old

Used cars in Spain have decreased in price for the first time since 2019, except for those over ten years old, which have risen by 15%, and those over 15 years old, which have increased by 19%.

The Ibex 35 Hits a New All-Time High and Surpasses 18,400 Points Driven by Banco Santander

The Ibex 35 reaches a new all-time high, surpassing 18,400 points, led by Banco Santander and Acciona, which reaches levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis. The Spanish index leads gains in Europe.

Indra's profit shoots up by 57% in 2025 after smashing its Defense contracting targets

Indra increased its profit by 57% in 2025, reaching 436 million, and surpassed its Defense contract target of 10 billion forecast for 2026.

ACS Approaches 50 Billion in Sales Driven by Its U.S. Subsidiary Turner

ACS, chaired by Florentino Pérez, nears 50 billion in sales and achieves a net profit of 950 million euros, highlighting the diversification of its business and the growth of its U.S. subsidiary Turner.

Mercadona distributes 780 million of its profits among 112,000 workers

Mercadona will distribute 780 million in profits to its 112,000 employees. Those with less than 4 years of service will receive 2 bonuses, and those with more seniority will receive 3 months' salary, totaling up to 7,250 euros net, including 5,400 euros variable plus the monthly paycheck.

The countryside takes its protest against Mercosur and the aid cuts to Puerta del Sol

The Madrid countryside protested at Puerta del Sol against Mercosur and the reduction of aid, ending the day with the distribution of a Madrilenian stew made with local ingredients such as chickpeas and pig’s ear.

Eloise will be the star of 'Bridgerton', season 5: all the clues that confirm it

If the leaks are confirmed, Eloise, the most rebellious sister who is against marriage, will be the protagonist of the fifth season of 'Bridgerton'.

Kevin Williamson: "Neve Campbell called me and asked me to direct 'Scream'"

Kevin Williamson revealed that Neve Campbell personally asked him to direct the latest 'Scream' film. This highlights Campbell's influential role in shaping the project and maintaining the franchise's creative vision.

Scorsese returns to the world of 'Shutter Island': every detail of his upcoming film with DiCaprio

Martin Scorsese returns to horror with 'What Happens At Night', starring Leonardo DiCaprio. The cast also includes Jennifer Lawrence, Jared Harris, and Mads Mikkelsen, promising an intense collaboration among prominent actors under Scorsese's direction.

The Change is Real: 'Tulsa King' Completely Alters Samuel L. Jackson's Spin-Off

Taylor Sheridan's series starring Sylvester Stallone changes the location of its spin-off with Samuel L. Jackson, which will no longer take place in New Orleans as originally announced.

Goya Awards 2026: How the Coveted 'Cabezón' Statuette, the Top Prize of Spanish Cinema, Is Made

The most prestigious award in Spanish cinema, known as 'el cabezón', represents the head of the painter. This coveted statuette symbolizes the highest recognition at the Goya Awards.

Warning of a phishing campaign impersonating ING and Abanca to steal banking data

A phishing campaign is impersonating ING and Abanca, sending fake messages that alert about issues with accounts or services, with the goal of stealing users' banking data.

Privacy screen, the anti-peeping and nosy feature exclusive to the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra

Samsung introduces a privacy screen feature exclusive to the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which limits panel visibility from side angles, making it perfect for use in public spaces to prevent onlookers from viewing the display.

Galaxy Buds4 Pro and Galaxy Buds4, Samsung's headphones return with a new metallic design

Samsung introduces the Galaxy Buds4 Pro with silicone ear tips and an in-ear design, while the Galaxy Buds4 offer a more open style, both featuring a new metallic finish.

Apple’s New MacBook Pro with Touchscreen Will Include a Well-Known iPhone Feature

Apple introduces touchscreens to MacBook Pro, marking a significant shift. The new models will feature a well-known iPhone function, enhancing user interaction and experience on laptops. This change highlights Apple’s innovation in integrating touchscreen technology into its notebook lineup.

Nothing officially reveals the star color of its upcoming phone: goodbye to black, white, and gray

Nothing has confirmed that its upcoming phone will abandon the colors black, white, and gray. Additionally, according to leaks, each camera on the device will have a resolution of 50 MP.

This is the gesture that contributes to the appearance of a double chin (and you might not have known)

A specialist reveals that the main gesture affecting the facial contour and favoring the appearance of a double chin is frequently looking down, especially when using mobile devices. This posture causes the skin and muscles of the neck to weaken, contributing to sagging and fat accumulation in that area.

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

Lidl's new 'Samba'-style sneakers, priced under €11, have become a very popular launch this season, causing long lines in their stores due to high demand.

Susan Sarandon's Beauty Secrets for Looking Natural and Spectacular

Susan Sarandon, upcoming recipient of the 2026 International Honorary Goya Award, emphasizes the importance of a healthy lifestyle to maintain a natural and spectacular appearance, focusing on feeling good both inside and out.

How to Decorate Your Home If You Have No Design Idea, According to French Interior Design Guru Sarah Poniatowski

Designer Sarah Poniatowski offers easy tips for stress-free decorating, helping those without interior design knowledge achieve harmonious and elegant spaces with simple tricks.

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

Washing your hair and having it get dirty quickly is a common problem. An expert shares three tips to keep it clean for longer: use products suited to your hair type, avoid constantly touching your hair, and don’t over-wash to preserve its natural balance. Applying these tricks helps you maintain cleaner, healthier hair for more hours.

Why Getting Good Sleep Is So Important to Mitigate the Effects of Hormonal Transition in Menopause

Dr. Sofía Rodríguez Moroder emphasizes that a good night's rest is key to maintaining brain balance during menopause, helping to mitigate the negative effects of the hormonal transition.

The hidden restaurant in a cave where celebrities like Tom Holland and Rodolfo Sancho have dined, reviving almost lost recipes

Between February 28 and March 29, a restaurant in a cave in Chinchón will offer traditional dishes that are nearly forgotten, reviving historical recipes that have attracted celebrities such as Tom Holland and Rodolfo Sancho.

How to Make the 'Tuna Melt' Recipe from the Popular Series 'More Than Rivals,' According to the Repsol Guide

The Repsol Guide presents the recipe for the 'tuna melt,' a dish featured in an episode of the Movistar+ series 'More Than Rivals.'

Jesús Sánchez, chef with three Michelin Stars: "To make a more citrusy rice pudding, add this"

Chef Jesús Sánchez reveals his tip for giving a citrusy touch to rice pudding, a traditional Spanish dessert, enhancing its flavor with a special ingredient.

A Peruvian Cevichería Transforms Its Venue into Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Show and Goes Viral

The Peruvian cevichería Las Gaviotas went viral by transforming its venue to imitate Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance. The place is known online for recreating other hits, such as songs from High School Musical, garnering significant attention and support on social media.

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

Jesús Sánchez, chef at Cenador de Amós, shared on Instagram a quick and simple recipe to prepare a gourmet appetizer using a can of sardines, ready in just 20 seconds.

The Lebanese Restaurateur Who Has Conquered Half the World Arrives in Madrid: He Has More Than 30 Restaurants Around the Globe

Em Sherif, a successful Lebanese restaurant with more than 30 locations worldwide, arrives in Madrid after thriving in cities like Dubai, bringing its renowned Mediterranean cuisine to the Spanish capital.

From Belgrade to Ostrava: Lesser-Visited European Cities with Direct Flights from Spain in 2026

Popular destinations like Paris, Rome, or London are overcrowded, so in 2026 there will be direct flights from Spain to less-visited European cities such as Belgrade or Ostrava, offering quieter alternatives for travelers.

The Route Through a Canyon with Wavy Red Rock Formations in Murcia: A Place Shaped by Water

This canyon in Murcia, with its wavy red rock formations, offers an impressive landscape shaped by the action of water. The journey through this unique site allows you to discover a natural environment that seems taken from a movie, highlighting the beauty and uniqueness of this area.

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

This town of 22,700 inhabitants, located near Huelva, is one of the main gateways to one of the most impressive natural areas in Andalusia, the Odiel Marshes.

The City of Mud Skyscrapers: the "Desert Manhattan" that is 500 Years Old

This ancient city in Yemen, with more than 2000 years of history, is famous for its tall mud buildings, earning the nickname "Desert Manhattan." Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it stands out for its unique architecture and cultural value.

The city of Seville where the Gemeliers were born: historical monuments and a tranquil atmosphere

The city where the Gemeliers were born is characterized by numerous historical monuments and a tranquil atmosphere, as well as extensive green areas ideal for walking and practicing outdoor sports.

The spectacular waterfall that dominates the landscape of a small village in the Aragonese Pyrenees

The small village of just over 600 inhabitants, located in the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, stands out for an impressive waterfall that is an essential part of its natural landscape.

The town of Málaga 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, shot several scenes in an emblematic town in southern Spain, located in Málaga, known for its beauty and cultural significance.

Jorge Cárdenas, Oncologist: "The risk is not feeling something unusual, but getting used to it and waiting for it to go away on its own"

Oncologist Jorge Cárdenas warns that, although certain symptoms do not necessarily indicate cancer, it is crucial not to ignore them or become accustomed to them, as they could be early signs of the disease and require timely attention.

People Who Exercise Are Less Likely to Lose Their Calm During Daily Life

Researchers from the University of Goiás, Brazil, conducted a study with 40 healthy young adults, concluding that those who exercise regularly are less likely to lose their calm in everyday situations, thereby improving their emotional well-being and ability to manage daily stress.

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

Doctor Mariló Martín Arranz highlights a groundbreaking advancement recently available for treating severe Crohn's disease, marking an important step in the management of this inflammatory bowel disease.

Health warns of the presence of sulfites not included on the label in a batch of coconut sugar

Health warns about a batch of coconut sugar from the brand Auchan that contains sulfites not declared on the label. The product only poses a risk to people who are intolerant to sulfites, who are advised to avoid its consumption.

Health Authorities Warn of Choking Hazard from Hello Kitty Gummies from Japan

Health authorities warn about the risk of choking associated with Hello Kitty gummies imported from Japan. It is recommended that anyone who has these products at home avoid consuming them to prevent accidents.

"We live in a world of manipulators; if you want to defend yourself, pay them back with the same coin"

The 'punk psychologist' recommends protecting yourself from manipulation by using the same tactics employed by narcissists, turning their tools into self-defense.

Two KGM SUVs made into taxis: with Eco and Zero emissions badges, now ready for Madrid and Barcelona

KGM launches two SUVs for taxis, one electric with a Zero emissions badge and another hybrid with an Eco badge, already approved in Madrid and Barcelona, expanding their range of eco-friendly vehicles in the 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 specific function, making understanding and safety on the road easier.

Exlantix, Chery’s 'ace up the sleeve' to challenge typical brands in Europe

Chery will launch Exlantix, its new luxury brand, to compete in Europe. The brand’s global offensive aims to enter the European market before 2030, seeking to challenge the traditional brands.

The highway that will be completely toll-free for cars in 2029

The highway will eliminate tolls for light vehicles in 2029, allowing cars to travel for free, although heavy vehicles will continue to pay.

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

Mitsubishi enhances its hybrid lineup in the ASX and Grandis models with the new Motion trim, which offers more affordable access and features the DGT Eco label, thereby facilitating sustainable driving.

Begoña, a truck driver for 30 years: "The idea that there aren’t enough truck drivers is not true; what's lacking is the willingness to accept the working conditions"

Begoña, a truck driver with 30 years of experience, highlights how she has balanced her passion for the profession with family life. However, she criticizes the industry for its working conditions, stating that the problem is not a shortage of truck drivers, but the refusal to accept these conditions.

Investment in the Lozoya Valley over 8 years: repairing the M-604 and M-611, health center in Guadarrama, school places in El Boalo...

The Community of Madrid has invested 769 million euros over eight years in the Lozoya Valley, improving infrastructure such as repairing the M-604 and M-611 roads, constructing the health center in Guadarrama, and increasing school places in El Boalo, among other projects in the municipalities of the area.

The Guadarrama National Park will finally be expanded by 1,601 hectares, less area than expected in 2023

The Community of Madrid approves adding 1,601 hectares to the Guadarrama National Park, less than initially planned, thus expanding the protected area but with a smaller extension than expected.

The DANA Judge Will Continue the Investigation Until the TSJCV Decides Whether to Indict Mazón

The magistrate from Catarroja continues investigating the DANA case, questioning an official from the Consell and proposing a six-month extension. The PP maintains that the situation of former president Mazón "has not changed," Vox does not demand his resignation, while the PSPV calls for his removal. The final decision on the indictment depends on the TSJCV.

The Valencia Court rejects incorporating the interview with Pradas in 'Salvados' into the DANA case

The Valencia Court, supporting the judge from Catarroja, dismisses Podemos' appeal and rejects including the interview with Pradas in 'Salvados' as evidence in the DANA judicial case.

Aena plans to invest 1.765 billion in Barcelona Airport until 2031

Aena plans to invest 1.765 billion euros in the expansion of Barcelona Airport, expecting to approve the master plan between 2028 and 2029.

Parents and son arrested for the stabbing death of their neighbor in the town of Benimàmet sent to prison

The parents and their son were arrested on Sunday as suspected perpetrators of the stabbing murder of their 59-year-old neighbor in Benimàmet and have been sent to prison.

Barcelona will invest 260 million to "build the city" around the future Sagrera station

The urban transformation of La Sagrera will include more than 11,300 homes, nearly half of them protected, and the creation of Barcelona’s largest park, with an investment of 260 million to develop the area surrounding the future station.

More than a thousand minors have been relocated from the Canary Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla to other autonomous communities

Minister Ángel Victor Torres reported that the relocation of more than a thousand minors from the Canary Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla to other autonomous communities has been carried out smoothly, ensuring the well-being and proper placement of the minors in their new destinations.

The Huellas Music Fest Arrives: Seguridad Social and Desorden Público, Among Others, Will Play at the Madrid Drive-In

On May 16, the Huellas Music Fest will be held at the Madrid drive-in, featuring performances by bands such as Seguridad Social and Desorden Público, among other artists.

Motorcyclist dies after an accident with a truck in Sants-Montjuïc

A 49-year-old motorcyclist was taken in serious condition to the hospital after an accident with a truck in Sants-Montjuïc, where he ultimately passed away.

A criminal group dedicated to cocaine trafficking with drug dens in Madrid and Guadalajara is brought down

Eight arrested and two drug dens dismantled in Torrejón de Ardoz and Torrejón del Rey, in an operation against a group dedicated to cocaine trafficking.

Is There a Risk of a Plague? The Reason Why a Locust Battalion Has Reached the Canary Islands

A battalion of locusts has arrived in the Canary Islands due to the arrival of Saharan air loaded with suspended dust. This meteorological phenomenon has facilitated the movement of the locusts, although no immediate risk of a plague is indicated.

Six companies show interest in building 600 affordable homes in Los Ahijones and also in Los Berrocales

The Plan Suma Vivienda has received nine bids in its second phase to build affordable rental apartments in Vicálvaro, with six companies interested in constructing 600 homes in Los Ahijones and Los Berrocales.

If You Have an LG Smart TV at Home, Congratulations: A Major Update Also Arrives for Older TVs

LG launches Gallery+, an update that monthly refreshes art galleries and syncs with Google Photos, transforming its Smart TVs, including older models, into personalized visual experiences.

The Terrifying Mistake of a Real Estate Agency When Editing an Image with AI: "Are 'Ghostbusters' Included?"

A real estate agency tried to remove a mirror reflection in a photo using AI, but it accidentally generated an anthropomorphic figure that looks like a strange being, causing surprise and humorous comments about "Ghostbusters."

A footballer proposes to his girlfriend during a match and they break up days later

The couple got engaged on February 15th during a match, but only three days later they announced their breakup on social media.

La Pepi, famous for her "Qué merendilla," recreates her viral meme in an ad seven years later

La Pepi, known for her viral "Qué merendilla" meme from 2019, stars in it again in 2024. KFC has taken advantage of the video's popularity to launch its own Menú Merendilla, recreating the moment that went viral seven years ago.

A study reveals that removing mention of race and improving descriptions increases adoption

A study shows that omitting race and enhancing descriptions in pet adoption ads increases the likelihood of being adopted, promoting a more inclusive and less prejudiced approach to animal adoption.

If the Litter Box Stops Being an Option for the Cat, What Is Really Happening?

A cat’s rejection of the litter box can be due to medical, environmental, or emotional causes. This is a common behavior that always has a solution. Identifying and addressing the root of the problem is key to resolving it and ensuring the cat’s well-being.

When Playing Isn’t Instinctive: How to Help a Dog Learn to Fetch Toys

Some dogs do not instinctively know how to play, so teaching them to fetch toys can be a slow but essential process for their emotional well-being. Patience and appropriate techniques make this learning easier, improving their mental health and the relationship with their owner.

Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, February 26, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and find out what the stars have in store for you. Stay informed about your zodiac signs and daily predictions.

The Spanish city that will install giant Hollywood-style letters on its highest peak

To celebrate the 125th anniversary of the eponymous Amusement Park, a Spanish city will install giant Hollywood-style letters on its highest peak as part of the commemorative events.

When Was the Last Total Solar Eclipse in Spain? It Will Happen Again on August 12

On August 12, 2026, Spain will be the stage for a total solar eclipse at sunset, a phenomenon that has not occurred in the country since the early 20th century, offering a unique visual spectacle.

The Return to the Moon is Delayed: This is the Fault That Led NASA to Withdraw Its Rocket

NASA has withdrawn the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and the Orion spacecraft from the launch pad due to a detected fault. This setback delays the mission planned for the return to the Moon.

A Puppy Sticks Its Head Where It Shouldn't and Has to Be Rescued

A puppy got trapped 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 "Por el interés, te quiero Andrés"?

The expression refers to affection motivated by personal gain, not genuine fondness. It is used to describe relationships driven by self-interest where love is conditional upon benefit.

Love is Blind (but only for us)

The latest season of Love is Blind shows how the participants in their thirties focus more on physical appearance, while the women primarily value personality, highlighting different priorities in the process of falling in love.

Extreme Places on the Planet Where People Live, Believe It or Not

The planet has places that are extreme due to cold, heat, or isolation, but humans adapt and live in them. This article presents surprising examples of people who inhabit these extreme conditions, demonstrating the human capacity to adjust to any environment.

The Best Cartoons by Álvaro Terán

Álvaro Terán presents a collection of all his cartoons published in 20minutos, highlighting his unique style and his ability to address current topics with humor and critique.

Small Luxuries of Life We Have Access To But Don’t Give Importance To

True happiness lies in the small everyday pleasures, accessible to everyone, such as enjoying simple moments without the need for expensive material luxuries. Often, we do not value these essential little luxuries that provide us with well-being and satisfaction.

The Best Comics of Superantipático

A compilation of all the comics published by Superantipático in 20minutos, showcasing his characteristic style and usual themes.

Ocean warming causes a 20% annual decline in fish populations

Researchers highlight that ocean warming causes an annual 20% reduction in fish populations, emphasizing that this data is essential to improve fishery management and conserve marine ecosystems.

The Gender Gap Improves for the Fourth Year, Although at a Pace That Requires 36 Years to Achieve Parity

The 6th ClosingGap index indicates that the gender gap has improved for the fourth consecutive year, but at the current pace it would take 36 years to achieve parity. Achieving it would imply a 17% increase in GDP in 2024, highlighting the opportunity cost of not closing this gap faster.

Sentenced to 18 years in prison the killers of Matilde Muñoz, the Spanish woman who was killed in Indonesia

Two men, an employee and a former employee of the hotel where Matilde Muñoz was staying, were sentenced to 18 years in prison for robbing and murdering her. They admitted to entering her room and killing her after she went into 'shock' upon waking up.

Phelps recounts the ordeal he went through: "I don't want my children to swim, I don't want them to suffer what I went through"

Michael Phelps, winner of 28 Olympic medals, speaks openly on the Whoop Podcast about his mental health struggles, expressing his desire to protect his children so they do not face the same difficulties he experienced.

After the knife dance, Britney Spears launches the 'cowboy' dance: "Did you think I was gone?"

Britney Spears surprises her fans with a new dance called 'cowboy' following her famous knife dance, stating that she hasn't gone anywhere and is still active in her artistic career.

Why the EU cannot give Zelenski a "concrete date" for Ukraine's accession

Ukraine is a candidate country with ongoing negotiations to join the EU, but Brussels makes it clear that the process depends on merits and not on a fixed timeline, so they cannot offer a concrete date for its accession.

Sánchez Announces 100 Million to Promote "Innovative" Transportation and Employment in Villages and Full Internet Connectivity by 2030

Sánchez presents the Second National Strategy for Territorial Equity and the Demographic Challenge, which includes the sovereign fund España Crece with 1 billion euros allocated to aid and loans for the agricultural sector, and announces 100 million to encourage innovative transportation, rural employment, and to guarantee full Internet connectivity in villages by 2030.

A DJ Accused of Abuse Claims He Suffers from "Sexual Sleepwalking"

Several artists associated with the STEER Management agency are facing abuse allegations. Among them, a DJ accused defends his behavior by claiming he suffers from "sexual sleepwalking" as an explanation for the incidents.

Suspected jihadist arrested in Pontevedra: used computer equipment to spread messages

The National Police arrested a suspected jihadist in Pontevedra who was using computer equipment to spread hate messages and extremist calls, confiscating said equipment during the operation.

Christophe Leribault, President of the Palace of Versailles, Becomes Director of the Louvre Museum

Christophe Leribault, curator and art historian, who had been leading the Palace of Versailles since March 2024 and previously worked in the Department of Graphic Arts, has been appointed director of the Louvre Museum.

Olga Carmona, Cantores de Híspalis, and the Museum of Autonomy among the Medals of Andalusia

The Medals of Andalusia will be awarded on Saturday, February 28th, in a ceremony hosted by journalist Isabel Jiménez, recognizing notable individuals and entities such as Olga Carmona, Cantores de Híspalis, and the Museum of Autonomy.

Georgina: "I see Venezuela's situation from an emotional standpoint, and what I ask for is a lot of caution"

Georgina discusses her new album "Un día de esos," highlighting the song "Guapa, guapísima," and shares her emotional perspective on Venezuela's current situation, urging for caution.

Messi regrets not knowing English: "You feel kind of ignorant"

Lionel Messi confessed on the podcast 'Miro de Atrás' that he regrets not knowing English, as it makes him feel somewhat ignorant. Additionally, he spoke candidly about his personal life and professional career.

Jorge Rey warns of a significant storm for March: "There will be snowfalls"

Jorge Rey, who predicted Filomena using the Cabañuelas method, warns of a significant storm for March that will bring rain and a notable change in temperatures, including snowfalls.

The Government will ban the sale of energy drinks to minors under 16 years old

The Government will ban the sale of energy drinks to minors under 16 years old, and for those with more than 32 mg of caffeine per 100 ml, the restriction will extend to 18 years old.

Barcelona files nearly 1,000 fines in one week of the civility ordinance

In the week following the implementation of the civility ordinance in Barcelona, nearly 1,000 fines have been issued. 36% correspond to alcohol consumption in public spaces, and 30% to unauthorized street vending.

Breaking News: Get the Most Relevant News of the Day in Your Email

Receive a daily summary of the most important and current news in your email. Stay informed about national and international events, economy, culture, and technology, all in a clear and accessible format to stay up to date without wasting time. Subscribe and don't miss any relevant updates.

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

20M Surveys invites readers to participate by voting in polls on current topics and to learn about the opinions of other users. This initiative aims to encourage interaction and provide a space to share diverse viewpoints in real time. The surveys cover different areas and allow the community to easily express and compare their opinions.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to learn and make decisions. To get started, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as machine learning and neural networks. Accessible tools and online courses make learning easier. AI has applications in various fields and is transforming industries, so training in this area offers great professional opportunities.

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

In Spain, many drivers jump-start their car batteries with jumper cables, but it is crucial to follow the correct order when connecting the cables to avoid accidents and damage. First, connect the positive (+) cable and then the negative (-) cable, ensuring safety and efficiency in the recharge.

Can I buy a parking space in a community of neighbors where I do not live? The LPH rules

Parking spaces are valuable in cities due to the difficulty of parking. The Horizontal Property Law (LPH) regulates the purchase of spaces in communities where one does not reside, allowing their acquisition as long as internal regulations and neighbors' rights are respected.

The 6-episode miniseries that was Netflix’s surprise hit: its second season is already filming

The miniseries starring Eric Bana, which was a hit in the summer of 2025, is returning to Netflix with a second season already in production and several updates for the fans.

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

Schopenhauer, a renowned philosopher, emphasized that true happiness is based more on our mental state and thoughts than on material wealth. His reflection highlights the importance of the mind over economic matters in achieving well-being.

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

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

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

The series 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' comes to an end, marking the close of an era in Westeros. Meanwhile, HBO is preparing new productions based on the 'Game of Thrones' universe that will explore different eras and characters, promising to expand the story and offer new plots in the near future.

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

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

A new Spider-Man beats Tom Holland's to theaters: 70% Bogart, 30% Bugs Bunny, and 100% Nicolas Cage

An unexpected spin-off of 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' features an alternate, detective-style version of Spider-Man, inspired by film noir and with a style that mixes elements of Bogart, Bugs Bunny, and Nicolas Cage.

Jorge Rey brings forward the timing of Carnival and Easter: the cabañuelas predict "an anticyclone"

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

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

At the Stonebreen glacier, in the Svalbard archipelago, a change in the phase of a large red spot has been observed since 2023. NASA is studying this phenomenon to better understand its behavior and possible climatic implications.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Activated: This is How You Can Find Out if You Will Have to Pay the Tax Office or Receive a Refund

The 2025 Income Tax simulator is now available and allows you to anticipate whether you will need to pay or receive a refund on your tax return. It does not require Cl@ve identification or a digital certificate to access and check the information.

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

Alcanar is facing negotiations to purchase and demolish homes in flood-prone areas after a decade of storms. The measure has significant political and social impact, including the resignation of the mayor, as the municipality adapts to the first climate evictions in Catalonia.

Russia attacked Ukraine with missiles and drones overnight, injuring at least 20 people

Russia launched overnight missile and drone strikes on Ukraine, targeting multiple cities. The attacks injured at least 20 people and caused significant damage to infrastructure. Ukrainian officials condemned the aggression and vowed to strengthen defenses amid ongoing conflict. Emergency services responded to fires and casualties, with power and communication disruptions reported in several areas.

Exclusive - Rare Earth Shortages Worsen in US Aerospace and Chip Industries Despite Trade Truce, Sources Say

Despite a temporary trade truce between the US and China, shortages of rare earth elements critical for the aerospace and semiconductor industries are worsening. Supply constraints and rising demand are straining production, causing concerns among manufacturers reliant on these materials. Sources indicate that the shortage challenges persist due to limited alternative sources and geopolitical complexities, impacting key technology sectors.

Oil prices steady ahead of US-Iran nuclear talks; EIA data shows hefty stock build

Oil prices remained stable as markets await the outcome of US-Iran nuclear negotiations, which could impact supply dynamics. Meanwhile, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a significant build in crude inventories, adding pressure on prices despite geopolitical uncertainties. The balance of diplomatic developments and inventory data continues to influence trader sentiment.

Gold ticks up on softer dollar, markets eye US-Iran nuclear talks

Gold prices rose as a weaker dollar made the metal cheaper for holders of other currencies. Investors are closely monitoring ongoing US-Iran nuclear negotiations, which could impact geopolitical stability and market sentiment. The softer dollar and cautious market mood amid these talks supported gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset.

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US regulator says it has power to police prediction market misconduct

The US regulator asserted its authority to oversee and enforce rules against misconduct in prediction markets. This move aims to ensure fair and transparent trading practices, addressing concerns about fraudulent activities within these platforms. The regulator emphasized its commitment to protecting market integrity and investor interests as prediction markets grow in popularity.

Oil settles little changed, supply worries persist despite large US crude stock build

Oil prices ended nearly unchanged as ongoing concerns over global supply continue despite a significant increase in US crude inventories. Market participants remain cautious due to potential disruptions and geopolitical tensions, balancing the impact of rising stockpiles against underlying supply risks.

USDA selling its flagship South Building in Washington, relocating staff

The USDA announced plans to sell its iconic South Building in Washington, D.C., aiming to relocate staff to more modern, cost-effective facilities. This move is part of a broader effort to optimize resources and improve operational efficiency within the department. The sale will help reduce maintenance expenses and accommodate evolving workforce needs.

Gold prices head for fifth day of gains in six; JPMorgan sees more upside

Gold prices are rising for the fifth time in six sessions, supported by investor demand amid economic uncertainties. JPMorgan forecasts further gains, citing elevated inflation and persistent geopolitical tensions as key drivers sustaining gold’s appeal as a safe-haven asset.

CME Group pauses metals and natural gas trading due to technical issues

CME Group temporarily halted trading of metals and natural gas contracts because of technical difficulties impacting their systems. The pause aimed to ensure market integrity and minimize disruption. CME is working to resolve the issues promptly and will update participants once trading resumes.

BlueScope spurns $10.7 billion offer, but leaves door open to talks

BlueScope has rejected a $10.7 billion takeover bid but remains open to discussions. The company’s board believes the offer undervalues its potential but is willing to engage with the suitor to explore options that could deliver better value to shareholders.

Rakuten Bank shares slide as fintech restructuring talks reopen

Rakuten Bank's shares fell as discussions about restructuring its fintech operations resumed. The talks come amid efforts to enhance profitability and streamline services. Investors reacted cautiously to potential changes affecting the bank's future strategy and market position.

BlueScope rejects revised takeover bid from Steel Dynamics, SGH

BlueScope has declined the revised takeover offer from Steel Dynamics and SGH, stating the bid undervalues the company. The rejection underscores BlueScope's confidence in its current strategy and growth prospects amid ongoing market challenges. Steel Dynamics and SGH have yet to respond to the refusal.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 2.75%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 2.75%. Gains were driven by positive investor sentiment and strong performances in key sectors, contributing to overall market optimism at the close of trading.

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Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.51%

Australian shares rose, with the S&P/ASX 200 gaining 0.51% by market close. Investor sentiment improved amid positive corporate earnings and stable commodity prices, supporting a broad-based rally across key sectors including mining and finance. Market optimism was also boosted by favorable economic data and subdued global risk factors.

Analysis - Nvidia’s CEO prepares investors for a renewed battle with Intel, AMD

Nvidia’s CEO has signaled upcoming intense competition with rivals Intel and AMD as the company aims to maintain its lead in the semiconductor market. Emphasizing innovation and strategic investments, Nvidia prepares investors for challenges ahead, highlighting advancements in AI and data center technologies that will shape future industry dynamics.

LSEG under pressure on AI and margins as Elliott weighs in

London Stock Exchange Group faces increased scrutiny over AI investments and profit margins as activist investor Elliott Management gets involved. The firm urges LSEG to enhance focus on AI technologies and improve financial performance amid rising market competition and shareholder concerns about growth and efficiency.

Asia stocks: Japan hits record high, S.Korea surges as Nvidia boosts chipmakers

Asian stocks climbed, with Japan hitting a record high and South Korea surging, driven by gains in chipmakers following Nvidia’s positive outlook. Investors responded to strong semiconductor sector momentum, boosting market confidence across the region.

Toyota plans $19 billion share sale by banks, insurers - Reuters

Toyota plans a $19 billion share sale through banks and insurers to raise capital. The move aims to strengthen the company's financial position amid shifting market dynamics and support future growth initiatives. This large-scale offering reflects Toyota’s strategy to leverage equity markets while balancing investor interests and operational needs.

South Korea central bank holds rate at 2.50%

South Korea's central bank decided to keep its key interest rate steady at 2.50%, aiming to balance economic growth and inflation pressures. The move comes amid mixed economic signals and global uncertainties, reflecting caution in monetary policy to support recovery while containing inflation risks.

UK public inflation expectations fall in January, Citi/YouGov survey shows

A January survey by Citi and YouGov reveals a decline in UK public inflation expectations. Respondents anticipate lower inflation rates moving forward, reflecting improved sentiment about the economy despite recent price rises. This shift suggests growing confidence in the Bank of England’s efforts to control inflation.

Brazil’s central government posts lower-than-expected primary budget surplus in January

Brazil’s central government reported a primary budget surplus in January, but it was lower than anticipated. The reduced surplus reflects slower revenue growth and higher expenditures, signaling fiscal challenges amid economic uncertainties. Authorities may need to adjust policies to meet fiscal targets for the year.

German consumer sentiment drops unexpectedly in March - survey

German consumer sentiment fell unexpectedly in March, according to a survey, signaling growing economic concerns among households. Factors such as rising inflation and geopolitical tensions have dampened optimism, impacting spending outlook and confidence in the economy's near-term prospects.

Germany’s economy expands 0.3% in fourth quarter

Germany's economy grew by 0.3% in the fourth quarter, driven by increased consumer spending and industrial production. Despite challenges like inflation and supply chain issues, the modest growth indicates resilience and potential for continued recovery in 2024.

Thailand Central Bank Cuts Policy Rate to 1% in Surprise Move

Thailand's central bank unexpectedly reduced its policy interest rate to 1% to support economic recovery amid ongoing global uncertainties. The move aims to boost domestic demand and mitigate inflation risks, signaling a cautious approach to monetary easing as the country navigates post-pandemic challenges.

German economy grows by 0.3% in Q4, stats office says

Germany's economy expanded by 0.3% in the fourth quarter, marking modest growth amid ongoing global uncertainties. The statistics office attributed the increase to steady domestic demand and improved industrial output, despite challenges like supply chain disruptions. This growth signals resilience in Europe's largest economy as it prepares for upcoming economic hurdles.

German consumer sentiment darkens unexpectedly heading into March, survey finds

German consumer sentiment worsened unexpectedly in March, according to a survey. The decline reflects growing economic concerns and uncertainty among households, influenced by rising inflation and geopolitical tensions. This shift signals potential reduced consumer spending and a cautious outlook for the German economy in the coming months.

US sets preliminary duties on solar imports from India, Indonesia and Laos

The US Department of Commerce announced preliminary anti-circumvention duties on solar imports from India, Indonesia, and Laos. These measures target companies allegedly circumventing existing tariffs by routing products through these countries. The duties aim to protect American solar manufacturers by addressing unfair trade practices and preserving the domestic solar industry's competitiveness.

Australia CPI rises more than expected in Jan, core inflation accelerates

Australia's consumer price index increased more than anticipated in January, driven by rising energy and housing costs. Core inflation, excluding volatile items, also accelerated, signaling persistent price pressures. The data suggests the Reserve Bank may consider further interest rate hikes to curb inflation, complicating the economic outlook amidst global uncertainties.

Trump tariff turmoil yet to dent emerging countries’ growth, EBRD says

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) reports that despite US tariffs under Trump, emerging markets have maintained robust growth. While tariffs have introduced uncertainties and market volatility, these countries' economic fundamentals remain strong, helping them withstand trade tensions. The EBRD predicts continued resilience in emerging economies, though risks from global protectionism persist.

Morning Bid: Nvidia delivers, but good no longer cuts it

Nvidia reported strong earnings, exceeding expectations with impressive revenue and profit growth driven by demand for AI chips. However, despite solid performance, investor enthusiasm waned as the market's high expectations continue to pressure the stock. The results underscore that in today's tech sector, merely delivering good results is no longer enough to satisfy stakeholders seeking exceptional growth and innovation.

Hong Kong court overturns China critic Jimmy Lai’s fraud conviction in rare legal victory

A Hong Kong court has overturned the fraud conviction of pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, a prominent critic of Beijing. The rare legal win marks a significant development amid increasing pressures on dissenters in the city. The ruling highlights ongoing tensions between judicial independence and political influence in Hong Kong under Chinese rule.

S. Korea central bank holds rates, adopts dot-plot path signaling extended pause

South Korea's central bank kept interest rates unchanged, signaling a likely extended pause in tightening through a new dot-plot forecast. The decision reflects cautious optimism amid moderating inflation and mixed economic data, aiming to balance growth support with price stability. The bank emphasized monitoring risks while maintaining accommodative policy amid global uncertainties.

Hong Kong’s legal clampdown on Jimmy Lai, tycoon and China critic

Hong Kong authorities have intensified legal actions against Jimmy Lai, a prominent tycoon and outspoken critic of China. The crackdown reflects Beijing's tightening control over dissent in the city, targeting media freedom and pro-democracy activists. Lai faces multiple charges under the national security law, signaling a broader effort to silence opposition voices in Hong Kong.

Hawkish BOJ board member calls for focus on inflation overshoot risk

A hawkish Bank of Japan board member emphasized the risk of inflation exceeding the central bank’s target, urging careful monitoring and readiness to adjust policy. The official highlighted concerns over persistent price increases amid global factors, signaling a potential shift from Japan’s prolonged ultra-loose monetary stance to a more cautious approach to inflation management.

Dollar slips as Nvidia boosts investor hopes in absence of tariff news

The US dollar weakened as investors grew optimistic following Nvidia's strong earnings report, which improved market sentiment. This positive outlook outweighed the lack of new tariff developments between the US and China, easing trade war concerns and causing a shift from safe-haven assets like the dollar toward riskier investments.

Bank of Korea introduces new forward guidance mirroring Fed’s dot plot

The Bank of Korea has adopted a new forward guidance approach similar to the Federal Reserve's dot plot. This strategy provides clearer insights into expected interest rate paths, aiming to enhance transparency and predictability in monetary policy. The move reflects a shift toward more communication-based policy tools to better manage market expectations amid economic uncertainties.

IMF calls for US fiscal consolidation to bring down ’too big’ current account deficit

The IMF urges the US to implement fiscal consolidation to reduce its large current account deficit. It highlights that addressing the deficit is crucial for economic stability and recommends policy adjustments to manage spending and improve the trade balance.

BOJ Chief Flags Chance of Rate Hikes in March or April in Yomiuri Interview

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda indicated in an interview with the Yomiuri Shimbun that rate hikes could occur as early as March or April, aligning policy with inflation trends. He emphasized careful monitoring of economic data to ensure inflation stays within the target range while supporting sustainable growth. This signals a potential shift toward tighter monetary policy following a prolonged period of ultra-loose measures.

Bitcoin surges to above $68k amid bargain buying, positive session for Wall Street

Bitcoin climbed above $68,000 driven by bargain buying and a positive Wall Street session. Investor confidence increased amid favorable market conditions, boosting crypto prices alongside traditional equities. The rally reflects renewed optimism in both digital assets and broader financial markets.

XRP Climbs 10% In Bullish Trade

XRP surged 10% amid a bullish market trend, driven by positive investor sentiment and increased trading volume. The cryptocurrency's price jump reflects growing confidence in its potential, supported by recent developments and market dynamics. Traders remain optimistic about XRP's short-term prospects as it continues to gain momentum.

Ethereum Climbs 10% As Investors Gain Confidence

Ethereum's price surged by 10%, driven by renewed investor confidence amid positive market trends and developments in blockchain technology. The rally reflects growing optimism about Ethereum's potential, especially with upcoming network upgrades and increased adoption in decentralized finance and NFTs. Analysts believe this momentum could continue as Ethereum strengthens its position in the crypto market.

EOS Climbs 10% In Rally

EOS surged 10% amid a strong market rally, driven by increased investor interest and positive developments within its ecosystem. Trading volumes rose significantly, reflecting growing confidence in the token’s potential. Market analysts attribute the rally to upcoming network upgrades and strategic partnerships expected to enhance EOS's scalability and adoption.

Cardano Climbs 10% In Bullish Trade

Cardano's price surged by 10% amid a bullish market trend, driven by positive developments and growing investor confidence. The cryptocurrency’s upward movement reflects increased adoption and optimism around its blockchain technology and upcoming upgrades. Analysts suggest this momentum could continue if favorable conditions persist in the crypto market.

Litecoin Climbs 10% As Investors Gain Confidence

Litecoin's price surged by 10%, driven by growing investor confidence amid positive market trends and increased adoption. The cryptocurrency benefited from favorable technical indicators and optimistic forecasts, positioning it as a strong contender in the digital asset space. This rally highlights renewed interest and potential upward momentum for Litecoin in the coming weeks.

Blockchain for Good Alliance Names Token Tails Top 2025 Incubation Project for Scalable Stray Cat Rescue Infrastructure

The Blockchain for Good Alliance has selected Token Tails as its leading incubation project for 2025. Token Tails seeks to create a scalable infrastructure leveraging blockchain technology to enhance stray cat rescue operations, improving tracking, funding, and community involvement to effectively support animal welfare initiatives.

Bitcoin slips, wipes out 50% from October record high at session low

Bitcoin's price dropped sharply, erasing half of its gains since reaching a record high in October. This significant decline reflects growing market volatility and investor caution amid broader economic uncertainties.

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 begin trading on February 24th, providing U.S. investors with direct exposure to Sui, a popular cryptocurrency. This launch increases accessibility to Sui through a regulated U.S. exchange, offering a new way for investors to participate in the Sui ecosystem.

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

Bitcoin dropped below $65,000 as major holders sold significant amounts, triggering a price decline. Market sentiment was further impacted by ongoing uncertainties related to Trump's tariff policies, contributing to increased volatility and investor caution.

Metropolitan Bank prices $178.5M stock offering at $85/share

Metropolitan Bank has priced its stock offering at $85 per share, raising approximately $178.5 million. The capital will support the bank's growth initiatives and strengthen its financial position, reflecting investor confidence in its prospects.

Vir Biotechnology prices $150M stock offering at $8.50/share

Vir Biotechnology announced a $150 million stock offering priced at $8.50 per share. The move aims to strengthen the company’s financial position and support ongoing research and development activities. Proceeds will be used to advance its pipeline and expand operational capabilities amid growing demand for its infectious disease treatments.

Yancoal 2025 Presentation: Record Output Offset by Coal Price Decline

Yancoal reported a record output in 2025, driven by increased production capacity. However, the gains were offset by a decline in coal prices, impacting overall revenue. The company highlighted ongoing efforts to optimize costs and improve efficiency amid market volatility. Despite challenges, Yancoal remains focused on growth and sustainability initiatives to navigate the evolving energy landscape.

MotorCycle Holdings 1H 2026 slides: revenue surges 21%, market share hits record

MotorCycle Holdings reported a 21% revenue increase in the first half of 2026, driven by strong sales and expanded market presence. The company achieved a record market share, reflecting robust demand and effective strategies. Despite challenges, the firm’s performance highlights its leadership in the motorcycle sector and optimism for continued growth.

Larimar Therapeutics prices $100M stock offering at $5 per share

Larimar Therapeutics announced a $100 million stock offering, pricing shares at $5 each. The capital raise aims to support the company's development and expansion plans. Investors responded positively, indicating strong interest in Larimar's growth prospects.

Qoria H1 FY2026 slides: 68% EBITDA surge amid merger plans

Qoria reported a 68% increase in EBITDA for H1 FY2026, driven by strong operational performance. The surge coincides with the company’s plans to merge with a strategic partner, aiming to enhance market position and shareholder value. The merger is expected to unlock synergies and support long-term growth.

Draganfly prices $50 million registered direct offering

Draganfly has priced a $50 million registered direct offering of its common stock. The company intends to use the proceeds to advance its drone technology, support product development, and for general corporate purposes. This financing move is expected to strengthen Draganfly's balance sheet and support its growth initiatives in the expanding unmanned aerial vehicle market.

Qantas 1H26 slides: profit rises 5% amid largest fleet renewal in history

Qantas reported a 5% profit increase in the first half of 2026, driven by strong operational performance despite ongoing challenges. The airline is undertaking its largest fleet renewal ever, investing heavily in new aircraft to enhance efficiency and sustainability. This strategic move positions Qantas for long-term growth while navigating competitive and economic pressures.

Credit Clear H1 2026 slides: growth accelerates amid stock decline

Credit Clear reported accelerated growth in the first half of 2026, driven by higher revenue and an expanded customer base. Despite strong operational performance, the company’s stock declined due to broader market concerns and investor profit-taking, reflecting cautious sentiment despite positive business fundamentals.

RAM Essential H1 FY26 slides: healthcare pivot accelerates with retail exit

RAM Essential's H1 FY26 report highlights a strategic shift towards healthcare, marked by the exit from the retail sector. The company is accelerating its focus on healthcare services and products, aiming to strengthen its market position and drive future growth by reallocating resources from retail to healthcare initiatives.