News Summary - 03/03/2026

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Israel strikes Lebanon after Hezbollah rocket fire as Iran conflict widens

Lebanese officials report 52 deaths from Israeli strikes following Hezbollah rocket attacks. No casualties have been reported in Israel amid escalating tensions in the Iran-related conflict.

'They hit so hard the house was shaking': Iranians describe impact of US-Israel attacks

Iranians report hearing continuous explosions day and night as US and Israel carry out attacks for a third consecutive day, causing significant disruption and fear among residents.

France to boost nuclear arsenal and extend deterrence to European allies

Emmanuel Macron announced that France plans to enhance its nuclear arsenal and extend its nuclear deterrence to protect eight European allies, while maintaining exclusive control over nuclear decision-making.

India and Canada reset ties with 'landmark' nuclear energy deal

India and Canada have strengthened their relationship through multiple agreements, highlighted by a landmark deal for uranium supply. This development was announced during Mark Carney's visit to Delhi, where he met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss enhanced cooperation in nuclear energy and other sectors.

At least 169 people killed in South Sudan 'surprise' attack

Following a deadly attack in South Sudan that killed at least 169 people, peacekeepers are now sheltering around 1,000 civilians near their base and offering emergency medical assistance.

Lost Rembrandt painting rediscovered after 65 years

A Rembrandt painting from 1633, missing since its 1961 sale, has been rediscovered after 65 years.

A rap star might just beat a former PM - what this says about Nepal's Gen Z election

The upcoming Nepal election, featuring a rap star challenging a former PM, reflects Gen Z's desire for change after last year's protests. Voters aim to end decades of political paralysis and usher in a new era of leadership.

Oil and gas prices jump as conflict escalates

Experts warn that the ongoing conflict may lead to further increases in global energy prices, potentially causing prolonged market instability.

Saturday Night Live criticised for 'hurtful' Tourette's sketch

Saturday Night Live faced criticism for a sketch deemed insensitive by the Tourette Action charity, which stated that Tourette's is "not a joke." The backlash follows ongoing discussions about the portrayal of the condition in media, amplified by recent Bafta-related controversies.

Texas authorities identify Austin bar shooting victims

Three victims and the suspected gunman were killed in a Sunday shooting at an Austin bar. Additional individuals were injured. The FBI is investigating possible terrorism connections to the incident.

Stars hit the Actor Awards red carpet - in pictures

Emma Stone, Wunmi Mosaku, and Timothée Chalamet were seen posing for photos on the red carpet at the Actor Awards event in Los Angeles.

Deepfake attack: 'Many people could have been cheated'

The Bombay Stock Exchange chief was recently targeted in a deepfake attack, highlighting a rising global issue where synthetic media is used to deceive individuals, potentially leading to significant fraud and financial harm.

'Wonderful' war photographer Paul Conroy dies

Paul Conroy, the acclaimed war photographer portrayed by Jamie Doran in the 2018 film A Private War, has died at the age of 61.

Why is WhatsApp's privacy policy facing a legal challenge in India?

WhatsApp's 2021 privacy policy update requires users to share data with Meta for advertising purposes. This has led to legal challenges in India, raising concerns about user privacy and data protection.

Iran's regime is still intact - the coming days will show if it can hold out

Iran's leadership is in crisis, struggling to maintain control amid ongoing US and Israeli attacks. The regime remains standing, but its future stability is uncertain as pressures escalate in the coming days.

Could Kim's teen daughter become North Korea's next leader?

Kim Jue Ae, Kim Jong Un's teenage daughter, is increasingly appearing in public with her father. Despite her visibility, details about her life and potential future role in North Korea's leadership remain largely unknown and speculative.

Michael B. Jordan upends Oscars race as Sinners wins big at Actor Awards

Michael B. Jordan's best actor win for Sinners shakes up the Oscars race, making the outcome uncertain as the film claims major honors at the Actor Awards.

Kidnapping of foreigners soars in Africa's lawless Sahel region

In 2025, rising insecurity in the Sahel led to a surge in the kidnapping of foreigners, marking one of the worst years for such abductions in Africa. The region's lawlessness has made foreign nationals increasingly vulnerable to attacks and kidnappings.

Months of planning behind US-Israeli mission to target Iran's supreme leader

Critical intelligence was received mere hours before the US-Israeli operation targeting a compound in central Tehran, highlighting extensive planning behind the mission aimed at Iran's supreme leader.

Ayatollah Khamenei's iron grip on power in Iran comes to an end

Iranian state TV confirmed the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei amid a backdrop of extensive US and Israeli air strikes on Iran. This marks a significant shift in the country's leadership amid escalating regional tensions.

Where have Nepal's 'nepo kids' gone as corruption takes centre stage in election?

The dominance of politicians' children, known as 'nepo kids,' sparked widespread anger and protests that led to the government's downfall last year. Now, as corruption becomes the focal issue in the upcoming elections, the role and presence of these 'nepo kids' remain under scrutiny.

How responsible are climbers for each other's safety? Mountaineers react to manslaughter

A woman's death on a climbing trip has ignited discussions on the extent of personal responsibility among climbers for each other's safety, highlighting differing views on risk and accountability in mountaineering.

Wellness peptide craze: Why people are injecting drugs 'not for human consumption'

Increasingly, individuals are injecting unregulated peptides to boost health, despite risks. Experts warn these substances are not approved for human use, cautioning that users act as "lab rats" exposing themselves to unknown side effects.

Why Trump Means the Cuban Revolution Faces Its Biggest Threat Yet

The Cuban Revolution faces its most significant threat as worsening internal crises fuel growing discontent. Economic hardships and political repression have intensified under Trump's policies, exacerbating public frustration and increasing the likelihood of internal unrest that could destabilize the regime.

What the Warner Bros deal could mean for streaming, cinemas and news

Paramount's potential acquisition of Warner Bros could transform Hollywood, impacting streaming services, cinema operations, and news distribution by consolidating major content and altering industry dynamics.

Why are Afghanistan and Pakistan fighting?

Afghanistan and Pakistan disagree on the origins and reasons behind their deadly dispute, with each side offering different narratives about the conflict's cause.

How Ghislaine Maxwell brought Bill Clinton into Epstein's orbit

Documents from the Epstein files show that Ghislaine Maxwell played a key role in fostering the relationship between Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein after Clinton’s presidency, facilitating their continued association.

Watch: The third day of the US-Israeli war with Iran

The conflict escalated rapidly as the US and Israel exchanged strikes with Iranian forces, broadening the regional confrontation and intensifying hostilities.

Watch: How the US-Israel war with Iran is jeopardizing shipping

Ben Chu examines disruptions to marine traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital trade route, amid escalating tensions involving the US, Israel, and Iran. The conflict risks destabilizing a critical shipping corridor, potentially impacting global trade and energy supplies.

Hegseth on Iran attacks: 'This is not Iraq, this is not endless'

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth provided limited information on the recent operation, keeping details about its scope and duration unclear.

Watch: Video appears to show US F-15 fighter jet crashing in Kuwait

Six US F-15 fighter jets were mistakenly shot down by Kuwaiti air defenses. All crew members involved are reported to be in stable condition.

Europe declares itself "prepared to defend" its territory after the Iranian attack in Cyprus: "The EU's comfortable position is no longer acceptable"

Experts point out that the EU must abandon an ambiguous stance following the Iranian drone attack on a British base in Cyprus, indicating that Europe is ready to defend its territory and that the old comfortable position is no longer viable.

The Hydra with a Thousand Heads

The ayatollahs of Iran are organizing to confront and resist possible attacks led by Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, strengthening their stance against external threats.

U.S. Bases Threatened by Iran if They Get Involved in the War: Which Countries They Are In and How Many Are in Spain

The United States has around 300 military bases in Europe, including two in Spain. Iran has threatened to attack these facilities if Washington becomes involved in a war.

United States Withdraws 15 Aircraft from Rota and Morón Amid Spain's Refusal to Use Its Bases for Attack Against Iran

The Spanish Foreign Minister stated that the military bases will not be used for purposes unauthorized by the Treaty or the United Nations Charter, following the withdrawal of 15 U.S. aircraft from Rota and Morón due to Spain's refusal to allow attacks against Iran from its bases.

The War in Iran Enters Its Fourth Day with the Strait of Hormuz Closed and an Attack on the US Embassy in Riyadh

The war in Iran continues into its fourth day with the Strait of Hormuz closed. Hostilities include attacks by the US and Israel on Iran and an escalation that has spread to Lebanon. Additionally, there was an attack on the US embassy in Riyadh, further intensifying tensions in the Middle East.

US Claims to Have Eliminated Iranian Fleet in the Gulf of Oman and Increases Military Pressure in the Region

Iran blocked the Strait of Hormuz and attacked Israel, US targets, and bases in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, UAE, and Qatar. The US claims to have eliminated the Iranian fleet in the Gulf of Oman, intensifying military pressure in the area.

Fear at the Pump: The Rise in Oil Prices Threatens to Increase Gasoline Costs

Fuels have risen by about five cents per liter so far this year due to the increase in the price of oil, which has gone up by 19% since January 1st, threatening to make gasoline even more expensive.

How the War in Iran Could Affect Spain: Five Key Factors That Could Directly Impact Your Daily Life

The Strait of Hormuz, crucial for the passage of one-fifth of the world's oil and one-third of liquefied natural gas, is a focal point of tension due to the war in Iran. This could directly affect Spain, impacting energy prices and supply, as well as economic and geopolitical stability.

Real Madrid's upset loss to Getafe leaves LaLiga within Barça's reach

Real Madrid lost at home to Getafe by a goal from Martín Satriano, a defeat that brings Barça closer in the race for LaLiga.

Guardiola faces the first investiture session and pins his future on progress in dialogue with Vox

Santiago Abascal ruled out that Guardiola will be invested this week, although Carmen Fúnez emphasized that the Popular Party still holds hope. Guardiola trusts that the advancement of dialogue with Vox will allow progress in the investiture process.

Moncloa delays the recovery of the social decree due to difficulty in building a majority

Junts rejects any decree that guarantees protection against evictions for vulnerable families, while the left insists on maintaining that measure, making it difficult for Moncloa to secure a majority to recover the social decree.

Vox takes its agenda on the impact of "mass immigration" on housing and the defense of Spanish to Brussels

Vox organizes two sessions in the European Parliament to debate the housing crisis linked to "mass immigration" and to defend the Spanish language, just before a key European Parliament vote.

Grison Catches Broncano on 'La Revuelta': "If There Was No Show..."

Miriam Garlo and Álvaro Cervantes appeared as guests on 'La Resistencia', where Grison surprised Broncano with a much-talked-about anecdote about a show that seemed not to exist.

The Cheapest Home Chain Cheaper Than Ikea Aiming to Reach 300 Stores in Spain: "A Place with Great Discounts"

The furniture and decoration company, with prices lower than Ikea, has 178 stores in Spain and plans to expand to 300 across the country, offering great discounts to its customers.

A New Storm Arrives in Spain: Regina Will Bring Muddy Rains This Tuesday and a DANA Threatens More Water from Thursday

Storm number 17 of the season, Regina, arrives in Spain with muddy rains this Tuesday, matching the record for the 2023-2024 season. From Thursday, a new DANA could form, bringing heavy rainfall to the Peninsula.

A discharged patient has been staying for weeks in a room at the Hospital of Lugo because he refuses to leave the facility

A man in his sixties was admitted due to decompensation of a chronic illness and was discharged three weeks ago, but he refuses to leave the hospital and has continued occupying a room since then.

A golden coffin, regional music, flowers without a sender, and heavy security... this was the burial of 'El Mencho'

The body of 'El Mencho' was carried in a golden coffin and received with regional music that included "El muchacho alegre." At the funeral, there were flowers without a sender and a notable security operation.

The Canal de Isabel II, the 80 million reales de vellón project that put "a river on its feet" in the center of Madrid and boosted its growth

The public company Canal de Isabel II was created by Queen Isabel II’s Council of Ministers to supply water to Madrid, supporting the growth of its population and industry.

A Two-Year-Old Boy Dies After Choking at His Mother's Birthday Party

A two-year-old boy died after choking on a gummy candy at his mother's birthday party. Although medical personnel attempted to clear his airways using the Heimlich maneuver, the obstruction persisted, and the boy died shortly afterward.

The Supreme Court Supports Families: Parental Leave Counts as Working Time for Vacation

The Supreme Court establishes that parental leave is considered actual working time for the calculation of vacation days, thereby guaranteeing the rights of families. Additionally, it is stated that vacations cannot be taken in periods shorter than one week.

Everything about the new whistleblower mailbox for interns: who coordinates it, where to submit reports, and what the fines for companies are

The new initiative combats abuse by companies against interns, complementing the Intern Statute approved by the Council of Ministers. The whistleblower mailbox will allow reporting irregularities and will apply sanctions to offending companies.

Goodbye to Nuevo Mirandilla: Cádiz's stadium will be renamed JP Financial Stadium

The Madrid-based company JP Financial, specializing in personalized investment, strengthens its ties with Cádiz CF, whose stadium will cease to be called Nuevo Mirandilla and will adopt the name JP Financial Stadium.

Zapatero denies being involved in the bailout of Plus Ultra but admits to having been paid by the company of his detained friend

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero denied any involvement in the bailout of Plus Ultra, but admitted to having received payments from a company linked to a detained friend.

The PP sees it as "proven" that the former president enriched himself with the airline: "The dock is not far away for him"

The PP supports the EU's message on Iran and criticizes Pedro Sánchez's government for being backed by those who oppose freedom, suggesting that the former president benefited financially from the airline and is close to facing legal consequences.

Jaime Lorente Defends Silvia Abril After Her Opinion on 'Los Domingos': "I Share That I am Christian Without Fear of Being Hated"

Jaime Lorente called for respect towards Silvia Abril following her comments about 'Los Domingos' and the Church during a gala. The actor publicly shared that he is Christian without fear of rejection, supporting freedom of expression and Abril’s personal beliefs.

Questions Regarding Alleged Sexual Harassment and Assault Cases in the Police

It is questioned how serious cases of harassment and sexual assault within the police force can go unnoticed, highlighting the lack of protection for female officers and the persistence of patriarchal behaviors that perpetuate abuse of power without timely intervention within a state security force.

This is how endometriosis is treated, the most common disease of the female reproductive system

Endometriosis affects 10% of women of reproductive age. It is the most common disease of the female reproductive system and requires specific treatments to relieve symptoms and improve quality of life.

The Official Cause of Eric Dane's Death Confirmed

The official cause of actor Eric Dane's death has been confirmed. After an investigation, it was determined that his passing was the result of an accidental overdose. Authorities emphasize the importance of prevention and awareness regarding the misuse of substances to avoid similar tragedies.

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

Chris Martin made a humorous remark about the 'kisscam' incident in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, their HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting to approach the situation with humor and optimism.

'Cuarto Milenio' investigates a police station where paranormal phenomena occur and records an incredible EVP

The team of 'Cuarto Milenio' visited the Navalmoral de la Mata police station for the second time, where they once again witnessed unexplained paranormal events and managed to capture a remarkable EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon).

Pablo Motos confesses on 'El Hormiguero' that he stole a risqué magazine: "The man gave me such a beating that when I woke up, I had been peed on"

During his appearance on 'El Hormiguero,' Josema Yuste recalled an anecdote about Pablo Motos, who confessed to having stolen a risqué magazine as a child and receiving a severe reprimand from a man, which ended with a funny and embarrassing episode for Motos.

Two New Iberian Lynx Specimens Released in Lora del Río

Two Iberian lynxes have been released in Lora del Río, equipped with tracking collars to monitor their movements and adaptation to the natural environment.

The Deal Made by Pedro Sánchez and the 'Influencer' Nil Ojeda: "Let's Go One Day, Bro"

Pedro Sánchez and the 'influencer' Nil Ojeda have reached an informal agreement to meet soon. The expression "Let's go one day, bro" reflects a close and casual connection between them, highlighting the influence and reach of the content creator in the public and political sphere.

Body of a Woman Found with Signs of Violence in Her Home in Cártama

A woman was found dead in her home in Cártama, showing signs of violence and a severe blow. The house was in disarray, indicating a possible struggle or robbery. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the incident.

Up to 15 years in prison for the accomplices of the beheading of the French teacher who showed cartoons of Muhammad

Abdelhakim Sefrioui, father of a student of Samuel Paty and responsible for a smear campaign against the teacher on social media, received the heaviest sentence, of up to 15 years in prison, for his complicity in the beheading of the French teacher.

Alfonso Álvarez: "It suits Cellnex to have fewer operators, but for them to invest more"

Alfonso Álvarez, head of Cellnex in Spain, analyzes how mergers affect the sector, pointing out that Cellnex is interested in a reduction of operators as long as they increase their investments. He also highlights new opportunities in resilience and defense, key areas for the company's future.

Susan Sarandon, amazed to meet her voice actress at the Goya Awards ceremony

Susan Sarandon, star of 'Thelma & Louise' and 'Dead Man Walking', was visibly surprised when she met the renowned voice actress María Luisa Solá during the Goya Awards ceremony.

The Comfortable and Sophisticated Shoes That Brides of 2026 Won’t Want to Stop Wearing

Finding comfortable and elegant shoes is essential for brides, as their days are usually very long and they need footwear that allows them to endure the entire day without discomfort.

Manuel Viso, Doctor: "When you tattoo your skin, you are also tattooing your immune system"

Tattoos not only have aesthetic and sentimental value, but they also affect the immune system, an aspect little known to most people.

Wallapop Presents Wallapop Club, the New Points System with Which You Can Save Money

Wallapop presents Wallapop Club, a new points system that allows users to save money on their purchases. By accumulating points with each transaction within the platform, users can redeem them for discounts and exclusive benefits, thus encouraging safe and frequent buying and selling within the Wallapop community.

Frozen in Time: The Six Towns of Albacete That Were Abandoned

Some municipalities in the province of Albacete have become uninhabited over time, turning into abandoned towns that reflect the passage of time and rural depopulation in the region.

Fruits and Vegetables That Should Be Stored Inside or Outside the Refrigerator: "They Retain Their Flavor"

An expert explains which fruits and vegetables should be kept inside or outside the fridge to preserve their flavor and freshness. Storing them properly helps maintain their qualities and prevents them from spoiling quickly.

What would happen in Spain if the European Union banned V16 beacons?

Spain would have to adapt to the European ruling and modify the current regulations that require carrying emergency lights in cars, thus facing regulatory changes and possible adjustments in road safety.

Places in the World That Have Become Trendy and You Can Cross Off Your Travel List

The COVID-19 pandemic transformed travel habits, encouraging tourists to explore less crowded and more affordable destinations. According to OAG and the Mastercard Economics Institute, these places have seen a significant increase in visitors since 2019.

Second-hand housing experiences a spectacular increase in the last year

Used home prices have risen by almost 20% since February 2025, according to the Fotocasa Real Estate Index. This increase reflects a strong appreciation in the second-hand housing market over the past year.

The CIAF reported "inconsistencies" in the welds to the Guardia Civil, which now considers sabotage unlikely in Adamuz

The CIAF detected "inconsistencies" in the welds related to the incident in Adamuz. The Guardia Civil has requested additional information from Adif for the second time and, due to the lack of conclusive data, considers sabotage unlikely.

Puente states that changing the safety margins for train operation that Adamuz "might" recommend "is not acceptable"

A Talgo train detected an electrical instability near the site of the Adamuz accident, although within normal parameters. The minister pointed out that adjusting the safety margins would require reviewing the entire railway network daily, which he considers unfeasible.

A 23-year-old motorcyclist seriously injured after veering off the road in Leganés

A 23-year-old motorcyclist was seriously injured after veering off the road in Leganés and being thrown onto the median divider of the roadway.

Alcaraz's New 'Look' Change to Participate in the North American Tour

Carlos Alcaraz, the tennis player from Murcia, unveils a new 'look' as he prepares for the North American tour, where he will aim to win his third title at Indian Wells, the first Masters 1000 of the season.

Ángela Molina stars in the Equality campaign for March 8th: "Our muse, our warrior"

Ángela Molina stars in the Equality campaign for March 8th, directed by Peruvian filmmaker Claudia Llosa, standing out as a symbol of the fight and female empowerment.

Björk's Emotional Message to Rosalía After Her Performance at the Brit Awards

Björk expressed an emotional message to Rosalía following her performance at the Brit Awards, which sparked reactions and comparisons among fans with the recent complaints from Estrella Morente.

The Three Jobs Expected to See Salary Increases in 2026

81% of companies plan to expand their workforce, driving intense hiring. In this context, salaries are expected to rise in three specific occupations by 2026, reflecting greater labor demand and competitiveness in the market.

Income Tax Return 2026: the regions where you can save up to €840 on dental expenses

Three regions in Spain allow the deduction of part of the previous year's dental expenses in the 2026 Income Tax Return, which can mean savings of up to 840 euros for taxpayers.

The Cost of Registering Your Electric Scooter in the DGT Personal Vehicles Registry

Since January 28, personal mobility vehicles can be registered on the DGT electronic headquarters, a necessary requirement before purchasing insurance for electric scooters and other similar devices.

Kung Pao Cauliflower, an Original Way to Eat Vegetables for Less Than €4

This recipe highlights cauliflower as the main ingredient, offering a creative and affordable way to enjoy this fiber-rich vegetable, ideal for refreshing its presence in your diet.

The Endless Legislature

The current government is too weak to govern with authority, while the opposition relies on the Executive's wear and tear being enough to their advantage, thus prolonging a legislature without decisive progress.

Corporate-Stamped Ageism

Some corporations practice ageism, discriminating based on age and negatively affecting human capital in the medium and long term, despite the social fight against this discrimination.

The Left-Wing Plumber Who Is a Nightmare for Starmer

Hannah Spencer, a plumber by profession, is the first Green Party MP in a territory that was Labour for more than a century, representing a significant challenge to Starmer's leadership.

"Sustainable" Art in Natural Settings

The article addresses the impact of massive human intervention in natural spaces and how sustainable art seeks to integrate respectfully into these environments, promoting environmental awareness and minimizing ecological damage.

The DANA Judge Rejects the Annulment of the Case and Denounces a Campaign to "Sabotage" the Investigation

The magistrate denies the challenge and annulment requested by the defense, labeling their tactic as "procedural fraud" and denounces a campaign aimed at obstructing the investigation.

"I don't like musicals"... Neither do I frozen paella, just saying

The author questions the statement "I don't like musicals," suggesting that it is often based on limited or specific experiences, comparing it to not liking frozen paella. They propose being open to different works in order to form a fairer opinion about the musical genre.

Possible embarrassment for Aston Martin in Australia: considering retiring in the opening laps

Aston Martin, with drivers Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso, is considering voluntarily retiring in the opening laps of the Australian Grand Prix due to serious reliability problems with their cars.

Controversy over a product from Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez’s shopping: "Heavy metals, antibiotics..."

Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez face criticism over a product from their weekly shopping that has been flagged for containing heavy metals and antibiotics, raising concern and debate about its safety and origin.

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

Take part in this travel quiz to test your knowledge about ten unique and magical destinations in Spain, perfect for those who enjoy domestic tourism.

The King inaugurates a Mobile marked by the Iran war, which causes cancellations and hinders the arrival of congress members

Although the war in Iran has caused cancellations and difficulties for some congress members to arrive, most participants have been able to attend Mobile, arriving from different parts of the world or in advance of the event.

The Digital Economy Nearly Doubles After 20 Years of Mobile in Barcelona and Now Represents 25% of GDP in Catalonia

The report 'The Legacy of 20 Years of MWC' reveals that the digital economy in Catalonia has nearly doubled since the arrival of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, now accounting for 25% of the regional GDP. This growth reflects two decades of digital transformation driven by the event, which has been key in positioning the region as a technological benchmark.

30 Days Since the Disappearance of the NBC Host’s Mother with No Developments

The search for the NBC host’s mother reaches 30 days without progress. At least 400 local, state, and federal agents are participating in the investigation, which remains without any new developments.

The Carlos de Amberes Foundation and Banco de Depósitos Seal a Strategic Collaboration Agreement

The Carlos de Amberes Foundation and Banco de Depósitos have signed an agreement to strengthen and expand the foundation’s cultural and academic programs, boosting their impact and reach.

Hiker Found Dead in the Almijara Mountains in Nerja

The body of a hiker was found in a hard-to-reach area in the Almijara Mountains, Nerja.

Efe's Editorial Board Slams Grok for Accusing Them of Spreading a Fake Video

Efe's Editorial Board reproaches Grok for unfounded accusations that question their credibility, after being accused of spreading a fake video. They consider this attack to damage their reputation and trust as a serious news outlet.

Between joy, rejection, and fear that the same thing happens as in Venezuela: this is how Iranians in Spain are experiencing the attack by the US and Israel

The Iranian community in Spain is divided over the military attack by the US and Israel: some wish for the end of the ayatollahs' regime, while others fear that the intervention will provoke a conflict similar to that of Venezuela.

AI-Created Music, Between Appeal and Legal Grey Area: "Artists Should Be Paid a Royalty for Training the Algorithms"

AI-generated music raises debates about human authorship, as it requires minimal direct intervention. Experts suggest establishing a royalty to compensate artists whose work is used to train the algorithms, thus addressing the current legal grey area that did not consider this type of technological creation.

María's fight to teach first aid in classrooms after her son's choking incident: "It could mean that he lives"

María promotes the teaching of first aid in schools following her son's choking episode. She highlights the importance of this knowledge to save lives in emergencies and advocates for its inclusion in the school curriculum.

The anticipated 'Decomasters' wildcard round sparks excitement and brings a couple back to the competition: "It's like a catharsis"

The four eliminated couples from 'Decomasters' competed for a chance to return, but only one secured the wildcard spot after convincing the judges. The couple returned with enthusiasm, describing their comeback as a catharsis.

The Couple Expelled from 'DecoMasters' Bids an Emotional Farewell After Antonia and Fiona’s Second Chance: "It Makes Us Very Sad"

Samantha Vallejo-Nágera and Colate say goodbye emotionally and proudly following their elimination in the kitchen challenge. The judges highlighted the mistakes that led to their exit, while the second chance given to Antonia and Fiona stirred mixed feelings.

Antena 3 rises and leads the audience ratings, La 1 extends its good streak, and Telecinco records its worst February

Antena 3 leads the audience ratings with an increase in its share, La 1 maintains its positive streak, while Telecinco records its worst February. Among the smaller channels, Cuatro and laSexta are tied in audience share.

Ylenia Padilla explodes against ZonaGemelos after leaving her 'reality' show

Ylenia Padilla, star of 'Gandía Shore', left her participation in a reality show after failing to reach an agreement on suitable conditions. Additionally, she harshly criticized the streamers of ZonaGemelos, accusing them of lying.

Marc defends himself on 'Married at First Sight' after the most talked-about scene: "I bought myself toys"

Marc defended himself following the controversial scene that left Ainhoa puzzled during the latest episode of 'Married at First Sight,' explaining that "I bought myself toys," which sparked one of the most talked-about and viral moments of the show.

Óscar Puente to Thais Villas: "I have 11 years of contributions as a theater actor"

Óscar Puente, Minister of Transport, expressed his desire to write because of the many experiences he wants to share, and highlighted that he has 11 years of contributions as a theater actor.

The 'Pasapalabra' Jackpot Keeps Growing and Approaches a Spectacular Amount

Javier won the show but failed to correctly answer all 25 letters in 'El Rosco', so the jackpot continues to grow, approaching a record-breaking figure.

Wyoming, after the US attack on Iran: "Might makes right"

Wyoming, host of 'El Intermedio', stated that over the past year international law has been replaced by the law of the strongest, following the US attack on Iran.

Tension between Patricia Pardo and Terelu's daughter: "Antonio Rossi is a professional, I doubt he distorts facts"

Alejandra Rubio called Antonio Rossi "the number one 'hater'" of her family, while Patricia Pardo defended his professionalism and denied that he distorts facts, creating tension between the two.

Actor Adrián Rodríguez, after leaving the detox clinic: "You have to put yourself in the shoes of those who are in treatment"

Adrián Rodríguez, after leaving a detox clinic, reflects on his process on the program 'Y ahora Sonsoles' and emphasizes the importance of empathizing with those who are in treatment to understand their personal struggle.

The British Press Analyzes the Figure of Princess Leonor: A Silent Leader Who Prefers Service Over Spectacle

The magazine 'Vanity Fair' explores the perception of Princess Leonor in the United Kingdom, highlighting her as a discreet leader who prioritizes service and responsibility over media spotlight, emphasizing her silent approach in contrast to spectacle.

Candela Márquez upset after Alejandro Sanz and Stephanie Cayo's kiss at his concert: "It didn't sit well with her"

Leticia Requejo confirmed on 'El tiempo justo' that Candela Márquez was upset after the kiss between Alejandro Sanz and Stephanie Cayo during a concert, noting that "it didn't sit well with her."

Four siblings sue Michael Jackson for alleged sexual abuse

Four siblings have filed a lawsuit against Michael Jackson for alleged sexual abuse. The artist met the siblings through their father, who worked at a luxury hotel frequently visited by Jackson.

Plex accepts the challenge from AlphaSniper, Marta Díaz's brother, to compete on a circuit

Plex, a YouTuber from Zamora, accepted the challenge from AlphaSniper, Marta Díaz's brother, to compete in a race at the Jarama Circuit in Madrid. They will race with their high-end vehicles, including Plex's new Porsche.

An 'influencer' is expelled from the castle that inspired Disney for using her phone

TikToker Paloma Remeso was expelled from Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria for using her phone during the visit, breaking the rules. In tears, she recounted the unpleasant incident that occurred at the beginning of the tour in this iconic place that inspired Disney.

Michelle Jenner no longer 'hides' her love, film director Hugo Stuven

Michelle Jenner openly showed her relationship with film director Hugo Stuven by posing alongside him at the latest Goya Awards gala. Both shared photos together on social media, leaving behind the discretion about their romance.

Caught and Fined: A Mr. Beast Editor Bets on His Own Videos

A Mr. Beast editor was caught and fined for placing bets on the performance of the channel’s videos, a prohibited practice that jeopardizes ethics and legality. The incident has sparked controversy and highlights the importance of maintaining integrity in content management.

Images of the bombing of the complex where Khamenei met with his leadership

The Israeli Air Force attacked targets of the Iranian regime in central Tehran for the first time since the start of Operation Roaring Lion, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

Videos of the celebrations in Iran following the death of the Supreme Leader

Following the death of the Supreme Leader, public celebrations were recorded both in Iran and among Iranian exiles in various countries around the world.

Mario Vaquerizo talks about the assault suffered by Gemeliers

Mario Vaquerizo condemns the assault experienced by Gemeliers, rejecting violence and homophobic insults. He states that hitting and insulting are outdated and sends support to the brothers so they can resume their lives normally.

Holger Rune's Mother Reveals the Tennis Player's Night of Terror Trapped in Doha: "He Couldn't Sleep, We Heard Missiles and Explosions"

Holger Rune's mother explained that the tennis player went through a very difficult night in Doha due to the conflict in the Middle East. He couldn't sleep because they heard missiles and explosions, and the family remains trapped, unable to travel because of the insecure situation.

This Was Munir El Haddadi’s Escape from Iran: "They Evacuated Us from the Plane and We Couldn’t Take Off"

Munir El Haddadi, former Barça player and currently with Esteghlal Tehran, had to flee Iran due to the armed conflict between Iran, the United States, and Israel. He recounted that they were evacuated from the plane and couldn’t take off because of the tension and danger in the country.

Zaragoza fires its coach and sporting director in an attempt to stay in the Second Division

Real Zaragoza, on the verge of relegation to the Second Division, has dismissed its coach Rubén Selles and its sporting director Txema Indias in an effort to maintain their status in the league.

The Heartbreaking Memory of Carles Miñarro’s Widow, Barça’s Doctor: "My Children Found Out on TV"

Mar Ballester recounted how her children learned about the death of her husband, Carles Miñarro, Barça’s doctor, through television, just before a match against Osasuna—a difficult moment for the family.

Holloway believes Topuria can lose to Gaethje: "People seem to think he will win easily"

Hawaiian fighter Max Holloway will soon face Oliveira and believes that Topuria is not guaranteed a victory against Gaethje, as many underestimate the difficulty of the fight.

Ángeles Blanco and the 'Indefensibles': "People with disabilities are very disempowered, and so are some members of the LGTBI community"

Ángeles Blanco presents a new podcast launching this Tuesday, focused on legal self-defense for people with disabilities and part of the LGTBI community, highlighting their lack of empowerment and the importance of supporting them.

Fide Mirón, Vice President of FEDER: "When You Are Diagnosed with a Rare Disease, Everything Around You Shakes"

Fide Mirón, Vice President of FEDER, lives with congenital erythropoietic porphyria of Günther, an ultra-rare genetic disease that causes severe lesions on the face and hands. She reflects on the emotional and social impact of receiving a rare disease diagnosis.

Rare neurological diseases, one of the main causes of severe disability

Between 75% and 80% of those suffering from rare neurological diseases are dependent, and more than half require daily support, making these conditions significant causes of severe disability.

Confirmed: 11 New Conditions That Will Allow Access to Early Retirement Due to Disability

11 new conditions have been confirmed that allow access to early retirement due to disability, including Parkinson's, spina bifida, non-traumatic spinal cord injury, and other rare diseases and organic disabilities.

Trend Shift in Spain: Electric Cars Now Make Up 10% of the Vehicle Fleet and Only 25% Lack Environmental Labels

Electric car sales in Spain grew by 50.9% over the past year, increasing their presence to 10% of the vehicle fleet. This reflects a significant shift towards more sustainable vehicles, while only 25% of cars still lack an environmental label.

Murtra urges Brussels to take measures so that 'telecoms' can compete with the US and China

Telefónica's president highlights the need for European telecoms to gain scale to strengthen their competitiveness against the US and China, coinciding with other industry leaders on the urgency of support measures from Brussels.

BlackRock confirms its exit from Naturgy: puts its 11.4% stake in the gas company up for sale

BlackRock has initiated the accelerated sale of its 11.4% stake in Naturgy, equivalent to 110.75 million shares valued at approximately 2.957 billion euros. This operation adds to the previous sale of 7.1% of the gas company carried out in December.

China gives up the monetary bazooka and opts for something more dangerous

China is choosing to adjust the real estate sector, maintain financial discipline, and apply selective consumption stimuli to rebalance its economy, avoiding a massive credit expansion.

Peugeot Takes a Step Forward and Advances the PlanAuto+ Incentives for the Purchase of Two Electric Models

Peugeot facilitates access to sustainable mobility by advancing the PlanAuto+ incentives for the purchase of two electric models, thereby promoting the immediate use of advanced technologies in eco-friendly vehicles.

Paramount will merge HBO Max and Paramount+ into a single streaming platform after acquiring Warner

Paramount will combine the streaming platforms HBO Max and Paramount+ into one following its acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, aiming to consolidate its market presence and offer a broader and more competitive content lineup.

225 million views 24 hours before the premiere: Guy Ritchie's miniseries trailer is already the most-watched on Prime Video

Guy Ritchie's eight-episode miniseries about Sherlock Holmes is already the most-watched on Prime Video, with 225 million views of the trailer in the 24 hours before its premiere, setting a new record.

The Post-Credits Scene of 'Scream 7' That No One Is Watching and Doesn't Matter

Kevin Williamson's new film returns with Neve Campbell as Sidney Prescott, who once again faces a new Ghostface. The post-credits scene goes unnoticed and has no relevance to the main plot.

'Cortafuego', the Spanish film that is a hit on Netflix: the keys to its success

The thriller directed by David Victori has ranked in the top 10 on Netflix in more than 40 countries, just 10 days after its release on February 20, highlighting its great international success.

What is the unknown British series among the most-watched on HBO Max?

A lesser-known British series is among the most-watched on HBO Max, behind the Golden Globe-winning best drama series and the 'Game of Thrones' prequel, which lead in popularity on the platform.

'Scream 7' becomes the highest-grossing opening of the entire saga at the box office

'Scream 7' sets a box office record for the franchise, also highlighting its success in Spain. Meanwhile, 'Wuthering Heights' maintains a strong commercial presence.

Apple Officially Announces the New iPad Air with the Powerful M4 Chip to Enhance AI Performance

The new iPad Air, available in 11- and 13-inch sizes, integrates the powerful M4 chip to enhance artificial intelligence. Reservations in Spain will begin on March 4.

The King greets the humanoid robot presented by HONOR at the 2026 Mobile World Congress

Don Felipe visited the HONOR stand at the 2026 Mobile World Congress for the second year, where the Chinese brand presented its humanoid robot and its innovative Robot Phone.

SpaceX announces a new satellite network to deliver high-speed internet directly to mobile phones

SpaceX unveiled the second-generation Starlink Mobile at the Mobile World Congress, set to launch in 2027, which will enable high-speed internet service directly to conventional mobile phones through a new satellite network.

Samsung demonstrates how it wants to integrate AI across all its devices

Samsung unveiled Galaxy AI at MWC 2026, showcasing how artificial intelligence will connect its smartphones, tablets, computers, and future devices such as glasses, integrating AI seamlessly across its ecosystem.

TCL NXTPAPER 11 Plus: the tablet that takes care of your eyes because it manages to reduce visual fatigue

The TCL NXTPAPER 11 Plus tablet features a paper-like finish and offers three advanced eye comfort modes, designed to reduce visual fatigue and protect the health of your eyes during use.

Belén Rueda (60 years old) reveals the supplements she takes to stay in shape: omega 3, vitamin C, magnesium, and potassium

Belén Rueda maintains her shape with a simple routine that combines strength training, mindful eating, and key supplements such as omega 3, vitamin C, magnesium, and potassium to achieve daily balance.

From Mango, inspired by Chanel and discounted: the feminine version of Jacob Elordi's most viral jacket

Jacob Elordi shined in a feminine Chanel blazer, whose affordable version is available at Mango, offering an accessible alternative with a similar style.

Lydia del Olmo, chef at Ceibe: "We are at a turning point, there are more and more women in haute cuisine"

Lydia del Olmo, chef at Ceibe in Ourense, highlights the growing prominence of women in haute cuisine. She points out that the sector has evolved significantly in recent years, currently being at a turning point where female presence is increasingly visible and relevant.

Goodbye almond-shaped nails: this is the manicure style that will triumph in 2026

Square nails are making a comeback and will be the dominant manicure trend in 2026, according to an expert, leaving behind the almond-shaped style that prevailed until now.

Three Mango 'looks' that actresses wore at the Goya Awards and that will save us at weddings, baptisms, and communions

At the Goya Awards gala, besides the haute couture, three Mango looks stood out that several actresses successfully wore. These fresh and versatile styles are presented as ideal options for events like weddings, baptisms, and communions, combining elegance and functionality for different occasions.

The Jacket with Which Begoña Gómez Was Crowned as One of the Best Dressed at the Goya Awards

Begoña Gómez stood out at the Goya Awards with a simple and understated look, wearing a jacket that established her as one of the best dressed at the Spanish film gala.

The Michelin-Starred Restaurant in Valencia Offering a Tasting Menu for 70 Euros: Chefs Collaborate in the Dining Room Service

This Michelin-starred restaurant in Valencia offers a tasting menu for 70 euros, standing out for reviving forgotten dishes. Additionally, the chefs actively participate in the dining room service, creating a unique culinary experience recognized by the Michelin Guide.

Marinated Rabbit Salad Recipe, a Delicious Dish with Low-Fat Meat

Rabbit meat is low in cholesterol and one of the leanest meats. This marinated rabbit salad recipe stands out for being healthy and delicious, ideal for those looking for nutritious and low-fat options.

José Andrés: "To Make Chickpeas Tender, You Have to Add Baking Soda to the Soaking Water"

José Andrés emphasizes that adding baking soda to the water where chickpeas are soaked is key to making them tender, improving the texture of this legume when cooking it.

The Best Torrezno in Madrid: in a Tavern That Has Been Open for Over 70 Years and Visited by Casillas

La Tienta, a tavern in Las Ventas open since 1952, is known for offering the best torreznos in Madrid. This iconic spot has been visited by figures such as Iker Casillas, establishing itself as a gastronomic classic in the city.

"These pear and apple muffins are ideal for babies, children, and adults who want to take care of themselves"

These pear and apple muffins are a healthy option that allows you to enjoy a sweet treat without sacrificing a balanced diet. Ideal for babies, children, and adults who want to take care of themselves, they combine flavor and nutrition for small daily pleasures.

The Lebanese chef who has conquered half the world arrives in Madrid: he has more than 30 restaurants around the globe

Em Sherif, the popular Lebanese chain with more than 30 restaurants worldwide, opens its first location in Madrid after succeeding in cities like Dubai.

The Mysterious Village in Japan Where Those Who Leave Are Replaced by Dolls: "They Are Like My Children"

The Japanese village of Nagoro, on the island of Shikoku, replaces its inhabitants who leave or pass away with life-sized dolls. This tradition, a blend of nostalgia and art, has turned the village into a unique tourist attraction, where the dolls represent former residents and keep the memory of the place alive.

This is what 'Laheq Island' will be like, Norman Foster's luxurious new project located in the Red Sea

Norman Foster is designing 'Laheq Island,' a luxurious project in Saudi Arabia, located in the Red Sea, which promises to be a cutting-edge creation and is expected to open in 2028.

A Journey Through Madeira, the Portuguese Island Made of Mountains, Waterfalls, and Sun

Madeira, a Portuguese island close to the Iberian Peninsula, offers an exotic landscape filled with mountains, waterfalls, and sun, providing a unique natural experience just minutes away by flight.

The impressive road route above the sea and in rhythm with the waves

This road in Norway stretches for eight kilometers over the sea, connecting several islands by means of bridges and offering a unique experience of driving in rhythm with the waves, being considered one of the most special routes in the world.

United States Raises Prices of Its Most Famous National Parks for International Travelers

The United States is increasing fees for international visitors at eleven popular national parks, including the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, and Yosemite, aiming to adjust prices and possibly control tourist flow in these areas.

The city you should visit in 2026 before it fills up with tourists

Cardiff, the capital of Wales, offers a unique blend of history, culture, and art, alongside lively pubs and green spaces perfect for enjoying fresh air, making it an ideal destination to visit in 2026 before it becomes overcrowded.

If You Haven't Been to This Town, You Can't Say You Know Italy

This picturesque town in central Italy, located at the foot of Mount Ingino, stands out for its unique medieval architecture with stone houses and arched windows, offering an authentic experience of Italian culture.

La Fe achieves the second case in Spain of motherhood in a patient with a rare disease with CPT2 deficiency

La Fe has achieved the second case in Spain of motherhood in a patient with CPT2 deficiency, a rare disease. The woman, who suffers decompensations under metabolic stress, gave birth to a healthy baby girl weighing 3,100 grams.

Neurologists Agree: Brain Aging Is Not Synonymous with Memory Loss and the Key Lies in These Habits

Neurologists assert that brain aging does not inevitably lead to memory loss. They recommend mental stimulation, self-care, and preventive practices to maintain cognitive health and avoid unusual forgetfulness in old age.

If You Were Punished a Lot as a Child, You Share These Personality Traits According to Psychology

Excessive punishment in childhood, used to change behavior, can cause negative effects on personality, affecting emotions and behaviors in the long term according to psychology.

This is the 'Doctor House effect': a study reveals why it's good for you that your doctor is unfriendly

A study reveals that unfriendly doctors capture their patients' attention more due to their unexpected behavior, which can improve communication and medical follow-up.

Is Everyone Around You Sick? How to Differentiate Between a Cold, COVID, or the Flu

The abrupt change from intense cold to abnormally high temperatures has increased cases of respiratory illnesses. Differentiating between a cold, COVID, and the flu is key for an accurate diagnosis, as their symptoms can be similar but require different treatments and precautions.

Manuel Arroyo, Professor of Physiotherapy: "The hammam has an anxiolytic effect, as if you were taking diazepam"

Science confirms that the Arabic bath and massage not only improve emotional well-being but also provide significant physical benefits, offering an anxiolytic effect similar to that of medications like diazepam.

This Chinese Electric SUV Will Be Manufactured in Spain, Costs 23,000 Euros, and Comes to Challenge BYD

The compact electric SUV from Leapmotor offers up to 434 km of range and will be manufactured in Spain. Priced at 23,000 euros, it aims to compete directly with brands like BYD in the European market.

If Every Time You Get in the Car You Don’t Do This, You’re Wasting Gas… and Emptying Your Wallet

Discover practical tips to reduce fuel consumption while driving and save on every refueling by adopting simple habits that improve efficiency and protect your wallet.

The DGT will introduce more radical changes to overtaking

The Directorate General of Traffic will implement new measures that will modify overtaking rules, especially in adverse weather conditions, and will establish clear regulations for overtaking stopped vehicles.

Xiaomi's first car arrives in Spain and you have two weeks to try it

Xiaomi launches its first car in Spain, available for virtual test drives until March 20th at the Caleido shopping center in Madrid.

The Car Part That Has Become Thieves' Object of Desire

In Spain, just like in the United States, there has been an increase in the theft of car brand symbols or emblems, turning them into a coveted object for thieves.

"There is no shortage of truck drivers, what is lacking is the acceptance of all labor conditions"

A veteran truck driver shares how she has balanced her vocation with family life, criticizing companies in the sector for not accepting all the necessary labor conditions to improve the situation of truck drivers.

Almeida focuses on housing, employment, green areas, and transportation to take root in the outskirts: "We put the south at the center"

The City Council launches the South Strategy to improve the quality of life for 1.6 million residents by strengthening transportation, creating housing on vacant land, and connecting green areas in the Manzanares-Jarama basin.

The Alcázar of Seville will host a free 'mapping' to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the wedding of Charles V and Isabella of Portugal

A free multimedia 'mapping' will be projected onto the Wall of the Alcázar and the Lion Gate in Seville to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the wedding of Charles V and Isabella of Portugal. There will be six daily showings of 12 minutes each, with a capacity of about 2,000 people per performance.

Henar Álvarez, Ana María Crespo, and Nati Camacho among the awardees on March 8th by the Government Delegation in Madrid

The March 8th gala will be held on March 6th at Espacio Mujer Madrid to commemorate International Women's Day, where Henar Álvarez, Ana María Crespo, and Nati Camacho will be awarded by the Government Delegation in Madrid.

The castle by the sea where Iniesta got married changes hands: these are its future plans

The property associated with Camping Trillas has purchased the Castell de Tamarit for 9.4 million. The new owners plan to offer guided tours and organize activities open to the public, opening this iconic coastal castle to more visitors and events.

Uraclio the lynx, in good condition: the one hit by a vehicle in San Fernando came from Valencia and was not 'registered'

The necropsy of the lynx hit on the M-203 revealed that it was a male aged 8 to 9 years. It came from Valencia and was not previously registered in the San Fernando area.

Construction Begins on Alcalá de Henares' First Residential Skyscraper: It Will Have 28 Floors

The new residential skyscraper in Alcalá de Henares will have 28 floors and more than 300 rental apartments, designed to accommodate a variety of tenant profiles.

Huesca Hosts the 12th Nijinsky Dance Competition, a Comprehensive Way to Compete, Learn, and Connect with Dancers

The 12th Nijinsky Dance Competition takes place in Huesca, starting March 6th at the Palacio de Congresos, over two weekends, offering dancers a complete experience of competition, learning, and socializing.

Trànsit, Mossos, and Local Police Begin a Campaign to Monitor Excessive Speeding

In 2025, the joint campaign by Trànsit, Mossos, and local police against excessive speeding resulted in 24,487 citations, strengthening enforcement to improve road safety.

More than 600 bagpipers will parade through Madrid on St. Patrick's Day: we tell you the date and the route

More than 600 bagpipers will participate in the St. Patrick's Day parade in Madrid, which will start at the Metrópolis Building and go along Gran Vía to Plaza de España.

Seville will start installing awnings for the summer on May 18th with the addition of two streets

José Gestoso and Alfonso XII streets will be added to those with awnings this summer in Seville. The City Council has awarded a contract worth 1.7 million euros for this project, which will last four years. Installation will begin on May 18th.

This is what the new mega shopping center in Málaga city will be like: over 110,000 m² and 150 million

The new mega shopping center in Málaga, with over 110,000 m² and an investment of 150 million, is led by a prominent Andalusian businessman and is expected to significantly boost the city's commercial activity.

An MWC 26 Between Two Networks: This is How 5G and 6G Will Share the Spotlight

The Mobile World Congress 2026 will showcase the first trials of 6G, an emerging technology that aims to overcome the limitations of 5G, which is still dominant and being improved, marking a key transition between the two generations of networks.

The analyst firm Gartner is clear: "PCs under 500 euros will have disappeared by 2028 due to the RAM crisis"

The shortage of RAM, driven by AI demand, will cause PCs under 500 euros to vanish by 2028, according to Gartner. The crisis limits the availability of components for budget computers.

If You Have an LG Smart TV, This Interests You: A Major Update Also Arrives for Older Televisions

LG Gallery+ syncs with Google Photos to display your memories in 4K. Additionally, it offers dynamic art collections that personalize your home, available even for older LG Smart TV models.

Ben van der Burg, cybersecurity expert: "Stop using apps like WhatsApp and Gmail and switch to these European options"

Ben van der Burg warns that the widespread use of apps like WhatsApp and Gmail puts Europe's technological sovereignty at risk. He recommends adopting European alternatives and strengthening autonomous digital infrastructures to improve the continent's security and strategic independence.

The Fun Method of a Couple to Learn Spanish: He Translates Songs for Her and She Reacts

A young woman learns Spanish with an original method: her boyfriend translates all the songs she listens to, and she reacts to the lyrics to improve her understanding of the language in a fun and effective way.

Streamer Keroro Injures Wrist from Playing 'Geometry Dash' for Hours: "There Are People Laughing"

Streamer Keroro suffered a wrist injury after playing 'Geometry Dash' for hours, experiencing tingling in his fingers due to poor posture. Despite the mockery, he warned about the risks of playing without breaks and emphasized the importance of taking care of one's health while gaming.

Ceciarmy admits that the accident with her Ferrari was staged and that the Police were impersonated

Ceciarmy admitted that the accident with her Ferrari was planned and fake. Additionally, she confessed that the Police were impersonated as part of a promotional campaign, aiming to create an impact and attract media attention.

Living with a Cat and Having Guests: The Perfect Host’s Guide

Having visitors can be easy if you consider how these encounters affect cats. Understanding their behavior and needs helps minimize their stress during guests’ presence, ensuring a harmonious coexistence for everyone.

Ten Signs That You Are With a Happy Dog

A dog's well-being is reflected in daily gestures that show its emotional and physical needs are met, indicating that the animal is happy and healthy.

From Medieval Monasteries to the Modern Home: How Rabbits Were Domesticated

Selective breeding over centuries transformed the rabbit from its origins in medieval monasteries into a variety of sizes and colors, turning it into the popular pet we know today.

Check Your Horoscope for This Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to discover daily predictions and guide your day according to your zodiac sign.

The Barcelona Metro Stations That Are Changing Their Names: Which Ones and What They Will Be Called

Five Barcelona metro stations will change their names to better reflect their current geographical locations.

When is the holiday during Holy Week 2026? These are the vacation days

Holy Week 2026 includes several public holidays that will be considered vacation days, allowing people not to work during those days.

A Storm Puts the First Mascletás of Valencia on Alert: More than 100 l/m² in 7 Days

The Valencian Community will face a storm that will cause intense rainfall, with more than 100 liters per square meter in seven days, putting the first mascletás of Valencia on alert.

When Theatre Invented "Gaslight" and Cinema Popularized It

Patrick Hamilton's play coined the term "gaslight" to describe psychological abuse, a concept that cinema widely spread and that psychiatry recognized decades later as a form of mental manipulation.

The Number of Storks in Spain Falls and Trash is to Blame

A 2025 census by SEO/BirdLife reveals that the population of white storks in Spain has dropped to levels seen 20 years ago. This decline is mainly attributed to problems related to trash, which negatively affect these birds.

Do You Know Where the Expression 'De perdidos al río' Comes From?

The expression ‘De perdidos al río’ is used when, after complicating a situation, instead of backing down, one decides to move forward and take on a new risk, seeking something positive despite the mistake made.

Sues his father for spending his savings without his approval

The court ordered the father to return more than 11,000 euros to the young man, including interest, after spending his savings without permission.

Red Carpet of the 2026 Goya Awards: The Most Stunning Photos of Spanish Film Stars

Actresses, actors, and celebrities dazzle on the red carpet in front of the CCIB in Barcelona, ahead of the 40th edition of the Goya Awards, celebrating the best of Spanish cinema.

The Best Dresses from Recent Editions of the Goya Awards

With the 2026 Goya Awards gala in Barcelona approaching, the best-dressed actresses from past editions are remembered, highlighting Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, Penélope Cruz, and Silvia Abascal in a selection of their most elegant looks.

I Think, Therefore I Annoy!

All the Naniopina cartoons published in 20Minutos, offering humor and reflection through drawings and social commentary.

The Best Cartoons by Superantipático

All the cartoons created by Superantipático and published in 20minutos, compiling his humor and satire in one place.

Last days to request postal voting for the Castilla y León elections

There are only a few days left to request postal voting in Castilla y León. The form can be obtained at a post office or through the website, using a certificate or electronic ID.

Schedule and where to watch the live TVE electoral debate for the Castilla y León elections

The electoral debate will feature four key thematic blocks for Castilla y León and will be moderated by journalist Xabier Fortes.

Vox’s electoral program in Castilla y León: check its 509 measures on taxes, immigration, and support for the rural world

Vox’s electoral program for Castilla y León includes 509 measures detailed in 172 pages, promoted by Carlos Pollán and Santiago Abascal, addressing issues such as taxes, immigration, and support for the rural world.

The National Library expands its collection with 625 items valued at €484,170

The National Library has expanded its collection with 625 items valued at €484,170, including a documentary by the Álvarez Quintero brothers.

Edmundo González cancels his schedule after suffering a "hip ailment"

Edmundo González, Venezuelan opposition leader, has canceled his schedule due to a hip ailment and is already receiving medical care.

Sentence Reduced to 15 Years in Prison for Man Accused of Killing and Robbing an Elderly Woman

The Superior Court of Justice of the Valencian Community reduced the sentence to 15 years in prison for the man accused of murdering and robbing an elderly woman, after partially accepting his appeal.

Woman Found Dead on Luxury Yacht in Palma Port

A woman was found dead in one of the cabins of a luxury yacht docked at the port of Palma. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery.

More than Half of the Decrees Lost by Sánchez Fell After Using the 'Legislative Fruit Salad' of the Omnibus

Sánchez's government has approved decrees that group various measures into a single package, voted on as a block and without the possibility of amendments, which has led to more than half of these decrees being rejected.

The Public Prosecutor's Office files a complaint against the former president of the Lugo Provincial Council for an alleged case of sexual harassment

The Public Prosecutor's Office has filed a complaint against the former president of the Lugo Provincial Council for alleged sexual harassment. The facts could constitute a crime of sexual harassment or abuse in the exercise of public functions, according to investigations.

Transplant Flights: "The reward of knowing you are carrying an organ for a baby is infinite"

Air transport is essential in the Spanish transplant system, allowing the preservation of organs that only last hours outside the body. Luis Miñano, an emergency pilot with extensive experience, details the complex logistics behind more than a thousand annual transplant flights in Spain, highlighting the satisfaction involved in transporting vital organs to save lives.

Sentenced to 28 years in prison for robbing and killing the canon of Valencia Cathedral

The accused was sentenced to 28 years in prison for robbing and murdering the canon of Valencia Cathedral. The sentence does not include compensation for civil liability, as the existence of direct relatives of the victim was not proven.

The Supreme Court of Brazil once again denies house arrest to Bolsonaro

The Supreme Court of Brazil rejected granting house arrest to Bolsonaro, despite his defense arguing that he suffers from chronic ailments. The judge stated that the former president receives continuous and permanent medical care.

Decontextualized Videos and the Use of AI: How Disinformation About the War in Ukraine is Evolving

Four years after the start of the conflict, disinformation has evolved, now focusing on international mobilization in support of Ukraine, using decontextualized videos and artificial intelligence tools to spread.

Art Week Sparks a Boom of Fairs and Exhibitions

Madrid Art Week, from February 2 to 8, features a wide range of fairs and exhibitions, making it easier to acquire artworks at more affordable prices.

Andueza asks the 'abertzale' left for "a little more courage" to provide information about the 300 unsolved ETA murders

Eneko Andueza, secretary general of the PSE-EE, urged the abertzale left to show more courage and contribute information about the approximately 300 murders committed by ETA that still remain unsolved. He highlighted the importance of collaborating to clarify these crimes and to advance truth and justice.

Fifty Irregularities Detected in Eight Beauty Centers in Lloret That Used Substances That Could Be "Dangerous for People"

The Civil Guard detected 50 irregularities in eight beauty centers in Lloret that used substances potentially dangerous to health. The products were sealed in the premises to ensure people's safety.

Everything about the Basque tourist tax: how much will be paid per day, when it comes into effect, and who will be exempt

The provincial councils of Vizcaya, Álava, and Guipúzcoa have approved a tourist tax that will range between 0.75 and 5 euros per night. This measure aims to regulate tourism, with exemptions for certain groups.

Canal de Isabel II Celebrates Its 175th Anniversary with a Gala Presided Over by the King, Exhibitions, and Sewers Imported from Japan

Canal de Isabel II celebrates its 175th anniversary with a gala presided over by the king, exhibitions, and sewers imported from Japan. Isabel Díaz Ayuso announced that the public company managing the water cycle in the region will be featured in a documentary about engineering.

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Móstoles, Getafe or Alcalá de Henares: municipalities of the Community of Madrid that have the VIVE Plan

The Community of Madrid promotes the VIVE Plan to increase the supply of affordable rental housing in municipalities such as Móstoles, Getafe, and Alcalá de Henares, providing quality homes at reduced prices.

Ornithologists ask that buildings in Spain include nest bricks for birds: what they are and how they work

The Scottish Parliament has approved a pioneering regulation requiring the inclusion of nest bricks in all new buildings, aiming to protect urban birds by providing them with safe nesting spaces. This measure has inspired ornithologists in Spain to promote its implementation to support biodiversity in urban environments.

"The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms": The Line of Succession to Baelor Targaryen's Iron Throne, Explained

The story of the Prince of Dragonstone, heir to Daeron II Targaryen, marked a decisive change in Westeros. His role and the line of succession to the Iron Throne under Baelor Targaryen influenced the political and dynastic fate of the realm, redefining the legacy of House Targaryen.

Silvia Abril on 'Los Sundays': "It makes me sad that young people need to believe in something and cling to the Christian faith"

Silvia Abril shared her opinion about the film 'Los domingos', which was highlighted at the 2026 Goya Awards. The actress regrets that young people seek comfort in the Christian faith to find meaning in their lives.

Time Change 2026: Will It Be the Last Time We Move the Clock Hands?

The last time change recorded in the Official State Gazette (BOE) will be in 2026, which could indicate that it will be the last time the clock hands are adjusted.

"No Applause": Controversy at the 2026 Goya Awards Over In Memoriam Featuring Music by Robe Iniesta

Belén Aguilera and Dani Fernández moved the audience with "Si te vas...", a song by Extremoduro, paying tribute to Robe Iniesta, the band's leader who passed away in December. This sparked debate over the use of the song in the In Memoriam segment at the 2026 Goya Awards.

Changes in Income Tax: deadlines, deductions, and those exempt from filing

The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and will be open until June 30 to complete the process. Changes are introduced regarding deadlines, deductions, and the groups exempt from filing the return.

'Bridgerton 4' is a perfect adaptation, but makes a mistake with this change: it worked much better in the novel

Netflix released the ending of the romance between Benedict and Sophie in "Bridgerton 4," but introduced a key change compared to the book, which, according to fans, worked better in the novel.

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

Meteorologist Jorge Rey anticipates the weather for Carnival and Easter using the cabañuelas method, forecasting an anticyclone that will bring good weather during these festivities.

The Beating Heart of Norway: NASA Observes the Behavior of a Large Glacier Red Spot

At the Stonebreen glacier, in the Svalbard archipelago, NASA has recorded since 2023 a change in the phase of a large red spot, an uncommon phenomenon that reflects climatic and environmental dynamics in the Arctic region.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is now activated: this is how you can find out if you will have to pay the Tax Agency or receive a refund on your return

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

Alcanar walks toward the first climate evictions in Catalonia, including the mayor’s resignation

Alcanar is negotiating the purchase and demolition of flood-prone homes after a decade of storms. The climate crisis is causing social and political impact, culminating in the mayor’s resignation amid the first climate-related evictions in Catalonia.

US orders non-emergency staff to leave Bahrain, Iraq and Jordan

The US has directed non-emergency personnel to evacuate from Bahrain, Iraq, and Jordan due to rising regional tensions. The move aims to protect American citizens amid increasing threats, emphasizing caution while maintaining diplomatic and military operations in the area. Authorities continue monitoring the situation closely to adjust measures as needed.

Oil rises as expanding US-Israeli conflict with Iran elevates supply risks

Oil prices rose due to heightened tensions and expanding conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran, raising concerns over Middle East supply disruptions. The risk of supply interruption from the region pushed markets higher amid ongoing geopolitical instability.

Saudi Arabia’s non-oil business growth slowed in February, PMI shows

Saudi Arabia's non-oil sector growth slowed in February as the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) dipped, reflecting softer demand and reduced business activity. Despite the moderation, the PMI remained above 50, indicating ongoing expansion. The slowdown was attributed to weaker client orders and cautious market sentiment, signaling challenges ahead for the kingdom's diversification efforts beyond oil.

Oil extends surge on wider Middle East conflict, Strait of Hormuz closure

Oil prices surged further amid escalating Middle East tensions and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial global oil transit route. The conflict has raised concerns over supply disruptions, prompting fears of tighter markets and driving prices higher as traders react to the geopolitical risks impacting energy exports.

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Gold dips, reverses course as stronger dollar weighs amid Iran conflict

Gold prices fell, reversing earlier gains, as a stronger U.S. dollar pressured the market amid ongoing tensions in Iran. Investors balanced safe-haven demand for gold against the appeal of the dollar, which rose due to expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes. The geopolitical conflict kept uncertainty high, but dollar strength limited gold's upside.

Iran conflict disrupts global shipping as tankers are stranded, damaged

Ongoing conflict in Iran has severely impacted global shipping, with numerous tankers stranded or damaged in the region. The instability has caused delays and increased risks for maritime operations, disrupting the supply chain of essential goods and oil exports. Efforts to secure safe passage continue amid rising tensions, highlighting the broader economic repercussions of the conflict on international trade routes.

S&P may cut Berkshire-owned PacifiCorp utility to junk because of wildfires

S&P is considering downgrading Berkshire Hathaway’s PacifiCorp utility to junk status due to increasing wildfire risks in its service areas. The potential cut reflects concern over financial strain from wildfire liabilities, which could impact the utility’s creditworthiness as California and Oregon face heightened wildfire threats. PacifiCorp's exposure to these risks raises questions about its ability to manage future wildfire-related costs.

Rubio says planned Israeli action against Iran prompted US strikes

Senator Marco Rubio stated that Israeli military plans against Iran were the reason behind recent US strikes. He suggested these actions were coordinated to prevent escalation and protect shared interests in the region, highlighting the close US-Israel security cooperation. The strikes aimed to address threats from Iran without triggering broader conflict.

Factbox - How have US presidents tapped the Strategic Petroleum Reserve during war?

US presidents have accessed the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) during conflicts to stabilize oil supplies and prices. Examples include President George H.W. Bush during the 1990-91 Gulf War and President George W. Bush after Hurricane Katrina. These releases aim to mitigate economic impacts of disrupted oil production and ensure energy security amid wartime or crises.

Macquarie Ranks India Hotel Stocks by Iran Conflict Exposure Risk

Macquarie has evaluated Indian hotel stocks based on their exposure to risks stemming from the Iran conflict. The analysis considers potential impacts on travel demand and operational costs due to geopolitical tensions. This ranking aims to guide investors by highlighting stocks that may face vulnerabilities linked to international instability in the region.

Paramount-Warner deal set to win FCC nod - FT

The proposed merger between Paramount and Warner is expected to receive approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The deal aims to strengthen the companies’ competitive position in the evolving media landscape, emphasizing content creation and streaming services. Regulatory concerns have been addressed, paving the way for a smooth approval process.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.00%

Taiwan stocks closed slightly higher with the Taiwan Weighted Index up 0.00%, reflecting a stable market amid mixed investor sentiment. Key sectors showed modest gains, while trading volume remained steady. Market participants are cautious ahead of upcoming economic data and global events.

Dollar reclaims safe-haven mantle as Iran strikes rattle nerves

The US dollar strengthened as geopolitical tensions escalated following Iran’s recent strikes, prompting investors to seek safe-haven assets. Market uncertainty grew amid concerns over regional stability, boosting demand for the dollar. This shift reflects cautious investor sentiment amid the unfolding Iran-related unrest.

BlackRock-backed group seeks to close CK Hutchison ports deal without Panama assets, FT reports

A BlackRock-backed consortium aims to finalize its acquisition of CK Hutchison's global ports business excluding the Panama assets, according to the Financial Times. The group is reportedly negotiating to proceed without the Panama Canal Holdings stake due to complications, focusing instead on other international port assets to close the deal.

Netease shares rise on Hong Kong primary listing plans, southbound potential

Netease's shares surged following its announcement to pursue a primary listing in Hong Kong. The move aims to tap into the southbound trading channel, attracting more mainland Chinese investors. This strategy is seen as a boost to the company's market liquidity and valuation, reflecting investor optimism about Netease's growth prospects amid a competitive gaming and internet services sector.

Airline ticket prices soar on Asia-Europe routes after Gulf airport closures

Airline ticket prices on Asia-Europe routes have surged following the closure of major Gulf airports. The shutdown disrupted key transit hubs, causing airlines to reroute flights through longer paths, increasing fuel costs and flight durations. This scarcity of available seats has driven up ticket prices, impacting travelers and raising concerns over prolonged travel disruptions in the region.

Paramount’s $110 billion Warner Bros deal likely to secure FCC backing, FT reports

Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros is expected to receive FCC approval, according to the Financial Times. The deal, which would create a major entertainment powerhouse, faces regulatory scrutiny but is likely to pass due to strategic concessions and alignment with market competition concerns. The acquisition aims to bolster content offerings and streaming capabilities in a rapidly evolving media landscape.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 1.34%

Australian shares fell at market close, with the S&P/ASX 200 index dropping 1.34%. The decline was driven by broad-based selling across key sectors amid investor concerns over global economic conditions and rising interest rates. Market sentiment remained cautious as traders weighed potential impacts on corporate earnings and economic growth.

Paramount-Warner Bros deal risks Hollywood job losses, Netflix CEO tells FT

Netflix CEO warned the Financial Times that the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros could lead to significant job losses in Hollywood. He expressed concerns that consolidation might reduce competition and limit opportunities for creative professionals in the industry, potentially harming its overall ecosystem and innovation.

Egypt’s non-oil sector contracts as demand softens and costs rise

Egypt’s non-oil private sector shrank in May as inflation and higher costs weakened demand. The Purchasing Managers’ Index fell below 50, signaling contraction for the first time since early 2023. Businesses faced lower sales and rising input prices, leading to reduced output and employment. This decline reflects ongoing economic challenges amid global uncertainties and domestic pressures.

Kuwait non-oil sector growth accelerates to 15-month high

Kuwait's non-oil sector growth reached a 15-month high, driven by increased activity in manufacturing, retail, and services. Improved business conditions and rising demand contributed to the expansion, signaling broader economic recovery beyond oil dependence. This growth reflects positive momentum as the country diversifies its economy amid global market challenges.

Saudi Arabia non-oil sector growth eases to nine-month low

Saudi Arabia's non-oil sector growth slowed to its weakest in nine months, reflecting subdued demand and tighter financial conditions. The latest survey indicated reduced business activity and slower increases in new orders. However, employment showed modest growth. Despite easing expansion, optimism about future output remained positive among firms amid ongoing economic reforms and diversification efforts.

ASEAN manufacturing PMI reaches record high in February

The ASEAN manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) hit a record high in February, driven by increased production and new orders across the region. Growth was supported by robust demand and supply chain improvements, signaling strong economic momentum in Southeast Asia's manufacturing sector. However, some challenges like inflationary pressures remain.

Myanmar manufacturing sector adds jobs for first time in six months

Myanmar's manufacturing sector has reported job growth for the first time in six months, signaling signs of economic recovery. This improvement follows a period of decline due to political instability and the COVID-19 pandemic. Increased demand and resumed production activities have contributed to new employment opportunities in the sector.

South Korea manufacturing growth edges lower in February

South Korea's manufacturing sector growth slowed in February due to weaker global demand and supply chain disruptions. Output and new orders increased at a reduced pace, while employment growth remained stagnant. Firms expressed concerns over rising costs and uncertain economic conditions, impacting optimism. Despite challenges, production and sales continue to grow moderately, reflecting cautious industry sentiment.

South Korea factory activity expands for third month on output jump, PMI shows

South Korea's factory activity grew for the third consecutive month in May, driven by a significant increase in output. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) indicated expansion, reflecting stronger manufacturing demand and improved business conditions despite global economic challenges. This growth signals resilience in South Korea's industrial sector amid ongoing uncertainties.

US manufacturing activity steady, factory gate inflation surges

US manufacturing activity remained steady, showing resilience amid economic uncertainty. However, factory gate inflation surged, driven by higher input costs and supply chain disruptions. This increase in producer prices may signal rising costs passed on to consumers, adding inflationary pressures to the economy despite steady production levels.

U.S. manufacturing activity expands as input prices spike

U.S. manufacturing activity grew in the latest report, driven by increased production and new orders. However, input prices rose sharply, indicating inflationary pressures within the sector. While overall growth signals continued recovery, manufacturers face challenges from higher costs and supply chain issues.

Canadian manufacturing PMI rises to 13-month high in February

Canada's manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to a 13-month high in February, driven by increased demand and production. The growth signals strengthening economic activity in the sector despite global uncertainties. Elevated new orders and employment gains contributed to the positive momentum, suggesting optimism among manufacturers heading into the second quarter.

Iran conflict raises odds BOJ will forgo rate hike in March, sources say

Rising tensions surrounding the Iran conflict have increased the likelihood that the Bank of Japan will delay a planned interest rate hike in March. Sources indicate that heightened global uncertainty and economic risks tied to geopolitical instability are influencing the central bank's cautious outlook, leading to expectations that it may forgo raising rates to support economic stability.

Euro zone inflation could surge on lengthy Iran war, ECB’s chief economist warns

The ECB’s chief economist cautioned that a prolonged conflict in Iran could drive Euro zone inflation higher. The war may disrupt energy supplies, leading to increased costs and economic instability. This scenario poses risks to the region’s inflation outlook and complicates the ECB’s monetary policy decisions.

Morning Bid: Trump’s ’whatever it takes’ vow deepens stock selloff, lifts oil

Trump’s pledge to do “whatever it takes” to challenge the 2020 election results has intensified market uncertainty, causing stocks to plunge further. The heightened political risk has also driven oil prices up as investors seek safer assets, reflecting growing concerns over potential instability in U.S. policies.

RBA’s Bullock says March rate hike possible, markets brace for likely hot GDP

RBA deputy governor Michele Bullock indicated a potential rate hike in March as inflation remains a concern. Markets are preparing for a strong GDP report that could influence monetary policy decisions. The central bank is balancing inflation control with economic growth prospects amid ongoing global uncertainties.

Explainer - What to watch for in China’s 2026-2030 five-year plan

China’s upcoming 2026-2030 five-year plan will focus on high-quality growth, technological innovation, and environmental sustainability. Key areas include advancing semiconductor self-sufficiency, boosting domestic consumption, and addressing climate goals. The plan also aims to balance economic development with social stability amid global uncertainties and intensifying U.S.-China competition.

Factbox - Key economic targets to watch at China’s parliament meeting

China’s annual parliamentary session will focus on key economic targets including GDP growth, inflation, and employment rates. Policymakers aim to balance recovery efforts amid global uncertainties, emphasizing innovation, domestic consumption, and stable job creation. The meeting will also address fiscal policies and reforms to sustain long-term development while managing challenges in the property market and external environment.

Explainer - How China could boost its weak consumption

China's consumption growth remains weak due to cautious consumer sentiment and high savings rates. Boosting consumption could involve improving social safety nets, reducing consumer debt, fostering urbanization, and encouraging digital payments. These measures aim to increase consumer confidence and spending by addressing income security and making consumption more convenient and accessible.

China poised to trim growth ambitions, pursue timid rebalancing efforts

China is expected to lower its economic growth targets and adopt cautious measures to rebalance its economy. This approach reflects concerns over persistent challenges like weak domestic demand and global uncertainties. The government aims to stabilize growth while addressing structural issues, but is unlikely to implement bold reforms, signaling a preference for steady, incremental adjustments over aggressive policy shifts.

Stock slide as Middle East air war fans inflation fears

Global stock markets fell as escalating air strikes in the Middle East raised concerns over rising oil prices and inflation. Investors fear supply disruptions could drive energy costs higher, potentially impacting economic growth and prompting central banks to maintain tighter monetary policies. The conflict's uncertainty added to market volatility, with energy and commodities sectors particularly affected.

State Department switches to OpenAI as US agencies start phasing out Anthropic

The US State Department has shifted to using OpenAI's AI services as federal agencies increasingly phase out Anthropic's technology. This move reflects growing trust in OpenAI's solutions amid concerns over Anthropic's compliance and performance. The transition aligns with broader government efforts to streamline AI partnerships and enhance secure, reliable AI integration.

Bitcoin surges above $69k, bucking risk-off trend after U.S.-Iran escalation

Bitcoin surged past $69,000 despite heightened geopolitical tensions following U.S.-Iran escalation. The cryptocurrency defied the typical risk-off market behavior as investors sought alternative assets amid uncertainty. This rally highlights Bitcoin's growing role as a potential safe haven during global crises.

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Strategy Inc Updates At-The-Market Program and Bitcoin Holdings

Strategy Inc revised its at-the-market program, raising the sales cap to enhance liquidity. Additionally, the company adjusted its bitcoin holdings, aiming to optimize its digital asset portfolio amid market fluctuations. These changes reflect Strategy Inc's commitment to flexible capital management and strategic investment in cryptocurrencies.

Classover terminates $400 million equity facility, shifts focus to AI

Classover has ended its $400 million equity facility to reallocate resources toward artificial intelligence development. This strategic shift aims to enhance the company's innovation and competitiveness in the growing AI market, reflecting a new direction in its business priorities.

KuMining 2.0: Redefining Cloud Mining via True Hashrate Ownership

KuMining 2.0 introduces a revolutionary cloud mining model that grants users true ownership of hashrate, enhancing transparency and control over mining assets. This innovation aims to eliminate traditional cloud mining pitfalls by allowing direct hashrate management, ensuring fair profits, and increasing trust in the cryptocurrency mining sector.

Bitcoin recovers above $67,000 as markets digest Khamenei’s death

Bitcoin rebounded above $67,000 as global markets reacted to the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. Investors showed cautious optimism amid geopolitical uncertainties, with major cryptocurrencies regaining lost ground. The market's recovery reflects resilience despite concerns over potential regional instability following the leadership change.

Bitcoin prices fall below $64,000 after U.S./Israel attack on Iran

Bitcoin prices dropped below $64,000 following a joint U.S. and Israel military strike on Iran. The attack heightened geopolitical tensions, leading to increased market uncertainty and a sell-off in cryptocurrencies as investors sought safer assets amid the instability.

Bybit Introduces Fixed-Rate UTA Loans Offering Up to 10x Leverage and Up to 180-Day Borrowing

Bybit has launched fixed-rate UTA loans, allowing users to borrow with up to 10x leverage and terms up to 180 days. This new lending option provides predictable interest rates and flexible borrowing periods, enhancing trading strategies and capital efficiency for Bybit customers.

Bitcoin trading below $67k, set for fifth straight red month as crypto suffers

Bitcoin fell below $67,000, marking its fifth consecutive month of losses amid broader cryptocurrency market struggles. The ongoing downturn reflects investor concerns over regulatory pressures and market volatility, impacting digital asset prices significantly.

Cardano Falls 10% In Rout

Cardano's price dropped 10% amid broader market sell-offs impacting cryptocurrencies. Weak investor sentiment and profit-taking contributed to the decline, signaling caution among traders. Despite the setback, some analysts remain optimistic about Cardano’s long-term prospects due to ongoing developments in its ecosystem.

H2O America prices $609M stock offering at $53 per share

H2O America announced a public offering of approximately 11.5 million shares priced at $53 each, raising about $609 million. The funds aim to support growth initiatives and general corporate purposes. The offering is subject to customary closing conditions and is managed by JPMorgan Chase & Co. and BofA Securities.

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Davis Commodities Approves 20-for-1 Reverse Stock Split

Davis Commodities announced a 20-for-1 reverse stock split to consolidate its shares, aiming to increase the stock price per share and meet listing requirements. The move will reduce the total number of outstanding shares while proportionally increasing the stock value, benefiting investors and enhancing market perception. The reverse split is subject to shareholder approval and regulatory compliance.

Viper Energy stockholders to sell 17.4 million shares for $798M

Viper Energy Partners stockholders plan to sell 17.4 million shares, raising approximately $798 million. The sale aims to provide liquidity and capitalize on favorable market conditions, impacting the company's share structure and potentially influencing its stock price.

BrightSpring stockholders price 20M share secondary at $41.15

BrightSpring Health shareholders announced a secondary offering of 20 million shares priced at $41.15 each. The move aims to provide liquidity for existing investors and expand the shareholder base. Proceeds will go to the selling stockholders, with no proceeds to the company. The offering is expected to close shortly, subject to customary conditions.

ImExHS FY25 Presentation: Revenue Grows 10%, EBITDA Surges 220%

ImExHS reported a 10% increase in revenue for FY25, driven by strong sales growth across key markets. EBITDA surged by 220%, reflecting improved operational efficiency and cost management. The company highlighted successful product launches and an expanding customer base as key factors contributing to the robust financial performance. Management remains optimistic about sustaining growth in the coming fiscal year.

General Atlantic affiliate sells Alignment Healthcare stake

A General Atlantic affiliate has sold its stake in Alignment Healthcare, marking a strategic exit from the company. The move reflects shifting investment priorities and may impact Alignment Healthcare's future growth and market positioning. Details on the buyer and transaction terms were not disclosed.

Sangfor partners with Cohesity on data security solutions

Sangfor Technologies has partnered with Cohesity to enhance data security and management solutions. This collaboration aims to provide integrated services that protect, manage, and recover enterprise data efficiently, addressing growing cybersecurity challenges and ensuring data integrity across organizations.

Donald Sternoff Beyer Jr Purchases Arlington County Bonds

Donald Sternoff Beyer Jr acquired bonds from Arlington County, signaling confidence in the area's financial stability. The purchase highlights ongoing investment interest in local government securities, supporting public projects and infrastructure development within Arlington County.

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