News Summary - 03/05/2026

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Iran postpones Khamenei funeral as US-Israeli bombardment continues

Authorities announced a delay in the three-day funeral ceremony for Iran's supreme leader in Tehran, citing the need for additional preparations. The postponement occurs amid ongoing US-Israeli bombardments in the region.

US sub sinks Iranian warship in Indian Ocean, Hegseth says

Sri Lanka's navy reports that approximately 140 people are missing after a military vessel sank off the country's southern coast.

China sets lowest economic growth target since 1991

China has set its lowest economic growth target since 1991, lowering it for the first time since the 2023 "around 5%" target, signaling cautious economic expectations amid ongoing challenges.

Spain's Pedro Sánchez hits back at Trump threat to sever trade saying 'no to war'

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez firmly responded to US President Donald Trump's threat to cut trade with Spain, emphasizing the country's commitment to peace and rejecting any escalation towards conflict.

Trade court orders tariff refunds in setback for Trump administration

A trade court has ruled that businesses are eligible for refunds on tariffs the Supreme Court recently invalidated, marking a setback for the Trump administration's tariff policies.

Israel tells people in large parts of southern Lebanon to leave ahead of attacks

Israel has urged civilians in large areas of southern Lebanon to evacuate amid retaliatory strikes following a Hezbollah rocket attack. Many displaced people are seeking refuge in tents, parks, and cars as tensions escalate in the region.

Pentagon identifies six US soldiers killed in Iran conflict

Six US soldiers were killed when a drone bypassed air defenses and struck a command center in Port Shuaiba, Kuwait, on Sunday.

Millions of Cubans plunged into darkness as fuel crisis deepens

Cuba faces worsening fuel shortages due to a US oil blockade imposed after the seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, leading to widespread power outages and a deepening energy crisis across the country.

Russia blames Ukrainian naval drones as tanker sinks in Mediterranean

The Arctic Metagaz tanker sank between Libya and Malta following explosions and a fire, according to Libyan officials. Russia attributes the attack to Ukrainian naval drones.

South Africa's long-serving former defence minister and former Robben Island prisoner dies

Mosiuoa Lekota, a former South African defence minister and Robben Island prisoner alongside Nelson Mandela, has passed away. He was a prominent figure in South Africa's political landscape and anti-apartheid struggle.

US Senate vote fails to rein in Trump war powers on Iran

A Senate measure aimed at stopping US military action against Iran without congressional approval failed, largely along party lines. The proposed legislation sought to limit former President Trump's war powers by requiring prior consent from Congress for military engagements.

Nigerian doctors suspended over death of author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's son

Nigerian doctors have been suspended following the death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's 21-month-old son in January, who died due to complications during medical procedures at a private hospital in Lagos.

Greek court upholds criminal organisation verdict on neo-Nazi Golden Dawn

Nearly six years after the original trial, a Greek court reaffirmed the guilty verdict against Golden Dawn's founder, Nikos Mihaloliakos, and other party officials for operating a criminal organization.

Nigeria halts Christian pilgrimages to Holy Land over Middle East conflict

Nigeria has suspended Christian pilgrimages to the Holy Land, citing the ongoing Middle East conflict. The National Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC) emphasized the decision aims to ensure the safety and comfort of Nigerian pilgrims amid the unstable situation.

US and Ecuador Forces Launch Operation to Fight Drug Trafficking

The US and Ecuador have initiated a joint operation targeting drug trafficking and combating designated terrorist organizations within Ecuador, aiming to enhance regional security and disrupt illicit networks.

Australian girl, 8, killed in snowmobile accident in Japan

An 8-year-old Australian girl died in a snowmobile accident at a Japanese ski resort, marking the fourth Australian death at such resorts in Japan this year.

Gas and oil prices soar and shares tumble on fears conflict could escalate

As the Middle East conflict intensifies, markets react strongly with rising gas and oil prices and falling shares amid concerns about the conflict's duration and potential escalation.

Regulator contacts Meta over workers watching intimate AI glasses videos

A Kenya-based subcontractor employed by Meta has been found reviewing intimate videos captured by AI glasses, including users in private moments such as using the toilet or having sex. This has prompted regulatory authorities to contact Meta regarding privacy concerns related to these video reviews.

Guilty verdict for US father of teenage school shooter

Colin Gray, 55, was found guilty as prosecutors argued he could have prevented his son from killing four people at a Georgia high school in 2024.

South Korea woman and doctors guilty of murder of newborn baby

A high-profile case in South Korea, where abortion laws lack gestational limits, saw a woman and doctors convicted of murdering a newborn. The verdict has sparked nationwide debate on abortion regulations and maternal rights.

Dirty laundry and chocolate bars: How Venezuelan prisoners smuggled messages out of jail

Recently released Venezuelan prisoners reveal harsh detention conditions and how they ingeniously smuggled messages using dirty laundry and chocolate bars to communicate with the outside world.

The devastating conflict where both sides have reasons to keep fighting

Sudan's conflict is intensified by abundant weapon supplies and a history of prolonged wars, making resolution difficult as both sides are deeply entrenched and motivated to continue fighting.

How depleted weapons stockpiles could affect the Iran conflict

Weapons stockpiles play a crucial role in the Iran conflict, influencing its progression and outcomes. While not the sole determinant, the availability and depletion of arms significantly impact strategic decisions and effectiveness on the battlefield, highlighting their importance in understanding the conflict's dynamics.

'Every day feels like a month': Iranians describe life under 'constant' US-Israeli strikes

Iranians face daily US-Israeli strikes, internet blackouts, and increased security measures, making communication with loved ones difficult and creating a tense, challenging environment.

Watershed moment as Russia's sporting exile ends

Sports Editor Dan Roan examines Russia's contentious comeback to international sports at the Winter Paralympics, exploring its implications for the nation's future participation across various global sporting events.

What to know about the 'two sessions', China's biggest political meeting

The annual 'two sessions' are key political meetings in China that outline the country's priorities and policy directions. These carefully choreographed events highlight economic, social, and political goals for the year, reflecting the agenda of the world's second-largest economy.

Key takeaways from Texas primaries, as Talarico beats Crockett in Democratic race

Texas primaries reveal shifting trends in both parties. Democrat Talarico defeated Crockett, indicating evolving political dynamics. These contests offer insight into the future directions of Republicans and Democrats in the state.

Celebrating Holi - the Hindu festival brings its array of colours to India and elsewhere

Holi, the Hindu festival celebrating the victory of good over evil, also signifies the end of winter. It is marked by vibrant colors and joyous celebrations across India and beyond.

Ethiopia experiments with 'smart' police stations that have no officers

Ethiopia is testing unmanned 'smart' police stations as part of a wider effort to integrate digital technologies into law enforcement, aiming to enhance efficiency and accessibility without the need for on-site officers.

Watch: Moment wolf rescued from canal in northern Italy

A video from the Italian fire brigade captures the dramatic rescue of a wolf trapped in a canal beneath a bridge in northern Italy. Firefighters successfully retrieved the animal, ensuring its safety.

Watch: Heavy gunfire heard as BBC reports from border of Israel and Lebanon

Reporting from Metula on the Israel-Lebanon border, BBC's Jon Donnison captured sounds of intense gunfire, indicating a heavy exchange of fire in the area.

Watch: Footage from across Iran shows scale of strikes

Verified footage reveals large explosions across Iran resulting from US and Israel strikes, highlighting the extensive impact of the attacks.

US-Israel war with Iran widens as strikes continue

The Middle East crisis escalated as Israel and the US launched major strikes against Iran on Saturday, intensifying the conflict and regional tensions.

The 72 Hours of Tension Between the US and Spain with a Serious Trade Threat and a 'Dispute' Over Military Aid

Brussels supports Sánchez's government, defending European interests against the US trade threat and the dispute over military aid, marking a period of high tension between the two countries.

The White House assures that Spain has agreed to "cooperate" with the U.S. military, and the Government denies it

Spain’s Foreign Minister states that Spain’s stance regarding the attack on Iran and the use of the Rota and Morón bases remains unchanged, denying the White House’s claim of a cooperation agreement with the U.S. military.

Sánchez's Clash with Trump, a Window of Opportunity to Advance the General Elections

The PSOE sees in Sánchez's confrontation with Trump an opportunity to mobilize votes and attract left-wing voters, thus boosting their support ahead of possible early general elections.

War in Iran and latest updates on the Israel and US attack, live | Israel intensifies its campaign against Hezbollah in Beirut with bombings that leave at least three dead

The US and Israel have launched attacks against Iran, escalating tensions in the Middle East. Israel has increased its campaign against Hezbollah in Beirut, where bombings have caused at least three deaths. Furthermore, the military escalation is generating concern as news about the conflict and the diplomatic clash between Trump and Spain continues.

'No questions, no answers'

They refuse to get involved in conflicts outside of international law, although denying the use of military bases to the American ally should have been debated in Congress.

The first 22 Spaniards evacuated by land from Iran amid the increase in US and Israeli attacks

The first 22 Spaniards have been evacuated by land from Iran, crossing into Azerbaijan. They are expected to arrive in Madrid this Thursday due to the rise in US and Israeli attacks in the region.

Democratic Centralism

The concept of democratic centralism, created by Lenin, remains relevant today and can be seen in the functioning of Spanish political parties.

Europe raises alert after recent Iranian attacks on Turkey and Cyprus

Recent Iranian attacks on European borders and NATO targets have triggered concern in Europe, leading to discussions about the possible application of the North Atlantic Alliance's collective defense clause.

Can Iranian missiles reach Spain? These are the rockets the ayatollahs possess and the impact range of each

Iran has the largest and most diverse missile arsenal in the Middle East, but none of its rockets exceed a range of 2,000 km, so they cannot reach Spain.

Energy Would Be the Greatest Risk of a Clash with Trump: More Than 44% of Gas Comes from the USA

The import of liquefied natural gas from the United States to Spain increased by 46% at the beginning of the year, consolidating the US as the main supplier, which could pose risks in the event of political conflicts with Trump.

Europe restarts the nuclear race with the 'favor' of Brussels, driven by a group of nine allies excluding Spain

France leads a group of nine countries promoting nuclear energy, a project from which Spain distances itself to avoid "the law of the strongest." Brussels advocates prioritizing the defense of the EU while several states send support to Cyprus.

What NATO’s Article 5 Consists Of: Why It Could Drag Europe Into War and What the United States Claims to Rule It Out

NATO’s Article 5 establishes that an attack on one member is considered an attack on all, triggering collective defense. This could involve Europe in armed conflicts. The United States argues that its application is neither automatic nor inevitable, aiming to avoid escalations and assess each situation before taking military action.

The Government Monitors the Iran Crisis and Trump’s Threat but Already Considers a Broader Social Shield than the One that Junts Blocked

Coalition partners hope to assess the impact of the Iran crisis and Trump’s threat, while considering implementing social measures similar to those taken during the pandemic and the energy crisis caused by the war in Ukraine.

The US has sunk Iran’s flagship like in World War II: this is how the torpedo attack happened

The US military command confirmed that it sank Iran’s flagship with a torpedo attack, similar to World War II tactics. Additionally, it announced that it will continue attacking Iran’s naval infrastructure and capabilities in the coming hours.

More than 80 dead and several missing after a US submarine attack on an Iranian warship in Sri Lanka

A US submarine attack sank an Iranian warship in Sri Lanka, causing more than 80 deaths and several missing persons. Since the start of the war, the US claims to have sunk 17 Iranian ships and attacked more than 20 vessels in total.

42% of women do not feel safe walking alone at night, almost double the percentage of men

A survey by the DYM Institute for 20minutos shows that 42% of women do not feel safe walking alone at night, almost double the percentage of men. Additionally, 40% of Spaniards believe that gender equality has not yet been achieved in any social sphere.

Avanzadoras Awards 2026: Women Who "Weave" Community Beyond Borders

Oxfam Intermón, 20minutos, Nebrija University, and TeamLab announced the winners of the 12th edition of the Avanzadoras Awards 2026, highlighting women who build community and leadership beyond borders.

When Will the Mud Rains End in Spain? Meteorologists Give a Date for the End of This Episode

The mud rains have mainly affected the south, center, and Mediterranean area of Spain. Meteorologists indicate that this phenomenon will end soon, as atmospheric conditions will change and a decrease in mud precipitation is expected in the coming days.

A Friend of the Spanish Man Dismembered in Paris: "He Had Fought with His Landlord Because He Raised the Rent"

The young man's family has not been able to contact him since last Saturday. A friend revealed that he had an argument with his landlord over a rent increase, which could be related to the recent events in Paris.

Kiko Rivera and Irene Rosales could testify before the judge over alleged preferential treatment received after the DJ's stroke

A hospital security guard stated that everyone was monitoring Kiko Rivera’s room after his stroke but was dismissed afterward. This situation raises suspicions of preferential treatment, which could lead to Rivera and Irene Rosales testifying before the judge.

Paula Ortiz: "Cinema receives much less public funding than the automotive or agriculture sectors"

Paula Ortiz highlights the disparity in public funding, noting that cinema receives far less support compared to industries like automotive and agriculture. During her visit to reading the newspaper 20minutos, she expresses concern as a woman about the rise of Vox, although she no longer fears the party itself.

What is known about the tragedy in which five people died while crossing a footbridge

Five people died while crossing a footbridge; a missing young woman is still being searched for, and the sole survivor is in the ICU with a guarded prognosis.

Two footbridges on the coastal path where five people died in Santander are cordoned off

The Coastal Demarcation has requested the preventive closure of two footbridges on the coastal path in Santander following the death of five people, to ensure safety while the incident is being investigated.

The deceased in the collapse of the Santander footbridge are from Camargo, Vizcaya, and Almería, and the missing person is from Guadalajara

The five deceased in the collapse of the El Bocal footbridge in Santander, aged between 19 and 22, are from Igollo de Camargo, Vizcaya, and Almería. The missing person is a young woman from Guadalajara. The tragedy has shaken these communities as the search and investigation of the accident continue.

The first trial of Ábalos will also investigate the PSOE’s accounts and the connection with the Hydrocarbons case

The Supreme Court will investigate the PSOE’s accounts and their relation to the Hydrocarbons case during Ábalos’s trial, taking statements from more than 75 witnesses, including Mariano Moreno, Celia Rodríguez, and Carmen Pano.

The explosive return of Megan Fox to social media with daring underwear photos: "I am alive"

Megan Fox returned to social media with daring photos in underwear, accompanied by the message "I am alive." The actress expressed that "everything is more beautiful because we are doomed," highlighting a deep reflection in her post.

They Reveal the Reason Why Susan Sarandon Did Not Meet Her Spanish Voice at the 2026 Goya Awards

Susan Sarandon received the 2026 International Goya Award, but she was unable to meet her Spanish voice actress, María Luisa Solá, due to a lack of time during the gala.

Song Ping, veteran leader of the Chinese Communist Party, dies at 109

Song Ping, a prominent veteran of the Chinese Communist Party, died at the age of 109 in Beijing due to an illness, according to the Xinhua news agency. No further details about the cause of his death were provided.

The Cheapest Option If You Need to Change Your Car: "You Can Recover Part of Its Value"

Leasing, financing, and multi-option plans are methods to acquire a vehicle, highlighting that these options allow you to recover part of the car’s value, thus making it easier to switch to a new one in an economical and flexible way.

The PP does not lose hope that Guardiola will be sworn in on Friday: "Electoral purposes cannot condemn the people of Extremadura"

The spokesperson for Vox in the Assembly warns that there will be no agreement without clear guarantees of the implementation of the change, while the PP maintains hope that Guardiola will be sworn in this Friday, rejecting that electoral interests harm the people of Extremadura.

Vox blocks Guardiola's investiture in the first vote but leaves open its support for Friday's session

Vox rejected Guardiola's investiture in the first vote but does not rule out supporting it in Friday's session if an agreement is reached within the next 48 hours.

Real Sociedad reaches the Copa del Rey final after defeating Athletic in a lackluster Basque derby

Real Sociedad secured their place in the Copa del Rey final after defeating Athletic in an unexciting Basque derby. Starting with the 0-1 advantage obtained at San Mamés, Real managed to maintain their lead at home against an Athletic team that was looking for a comeback.

The First Words of Sonsoles Ónega After Her Father's Death

Sonsoles Ónega, accompanied by her siblings, spoke briefly with the media at the doors of the Casa de Galicia in Madrid, where the wake was held following her father's death.

Actor Finnian Garbutt has terminal cancer at 28 years old: "Entering the final stages of my life"

Finnian Garbutt, 28-year-old actor and star of the series 'Hope Street,' has revealed that he has terminal cancer and is entering the final stages of his life.

The Only Witness to Silvia Bronchalo's Incident with a Security Guard: "She Tried to Hit Her with the Baton"

A worker from the housing development, the only witness to the incident, claims that the security guard not only had problems with Silvia Bronchalo but also with other people.

A 27-year-old young man dies after being crushed by two straw bales weighing over 200 kilograms in Guadalajara

A 27-year-old young man died in El Cardoso de la Sierra, Guadalajara, after being crushed by two straw bales weighing 200 kilograms each while working on a farm.

PcComponentes' Orange Days come with discounts of up to 60% to refresh your home

PcComponentes offers discounts of up to 60% during the Orange Days, with daily deals, free shipping from €50, and fast delivery to make home renovation easier.

Harry Styles says Liam Payne's death made him see his life differently: "It's hard to lose a friend"

Harry Styles spoke in an interview with Zane Lowe about the shocking death of Liam Payne in 2024, confessing that this loss made him see his life in a different way and emphasized how difficult it is to lose a close friend.

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

Chris Martin ironically commented on the incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught cheating on their partners during a 'kisscam' show.

Beijing reaffirms the principle of 'one China' and promises to combat Taiwanese independence

Chinese Premier Li Qiang reaffirmed China's commitment to "national reunification" and the thorough implementation of the Party's strategy to resolve the Taiwan issue in the new era, emphasizing the fight against Taiwanese independence.

Vox defends Spanish in Brussels and attacks the use of "regional languages"

At an event in the European Parliament, Vox denounces the "minimization" of Spanish as a "price paid to separatism," criticizing the use and promotion of regional languages over the official language.

Marta López admits she didn’t receive any gifts at her wedding with 50 guests: "Embarrassment"

Marta López revealed on 'El tiempo justo' that at her wedding with 50 guests she didn’t receive any gifts, which caused her a lot of embarrassment and surprise.

Jorge Cadaval, from Los Morancos, recalls his thrilling experience in the jungle on 'El Hormiguero': "A whole night without sleeping"

Jorge Cadaval, accompanied by his brother César, visited 'El Hormiguero' to present their new show 'Bota Antonia' and shared his intense experience of spending a sleepless night in the jungle.

The sea level has risen up to one and a half meters more than estimated by scientific models

New studies reveal that the sea level rise has been up to one and a half meters greater than previously predicted. This means that 80 million people now live below sea level, instead of the 30 million estimated earlier.

Family Sues Google and Blames It for a Man’s Suicide Following a Romance Through Its AI

The family of a man who began interacting with Google’s Gemini AI in 2015 and developed a relationship primarily based on everyday tasks blames and is suing Google after his suicide last October.

Expectation in the Automotive Sector Regarding a Possible Trend Change Due to the War in Iran

The automotive sector is closely watching the developments of the conflict in Iran, as the war in the Middle East could affect production, logistics, and raw material prices, creating uncertainty about demand and the global market.

Changes in the Hollywood Academy: the 2026 Oscars ceremony will be shorter thanks to this measure

The 2026 Oscars will include a new category for Best Casting and have implemented changes to reduce the duration of the ceremony, making the event more agile and dynamic.

Mark your calendar for next spring: 80s-inspired floral prints

Floral prints are making a comeback this spring with a retro 80s twist. Garments featuring this design will be trendy, combining classic essence with refreshed details for the season.

Alessandro Punturo, leadership coach. "In a job interview, you have to ask questions"

Alessandro Punturo advises being natural and consistent in job interviews, avoiding pretending, but maintaining a prior structure. He also emphasizes the importance of the candidate asking questions as well.

BMW will have humanoid robots in its European factories to improve production

BMW plans to incorporate humanoid robots in its European factories to optimize production, integrating them into the existing assembly lines and improving operational efficiency.

The impressive spa where the actors of 'La Promesa' unwind: one of the best in Galicia

Located in Pontevedra, this renowned Galician spa is a favorite destination for the actors of the period series on La 1, offering a place of rest and relaxation in one of the best thermal centers in Spain.

A waiter explains what a "marinera," "marinero," "bicicleta," and "matrimonio" are in Murcia

A waiter from Murcia clarifies the differences between typical regional terms: "marinera," "marinero," "bicicleta," and "matrimonio," explaining their unique meanings within the local culture.

What EIV Cars That Are Taking China by Storm Are and How They Differ from Traditional Electric Vehicles

EIV cars, successful in China, are a new generation of electric vehicles distinguished from traditional ones by their advanced technology and efficiency. They are revolutionizing the automotive market, offering greater range and better performance, which has recently made them go viral in Spain.

Spain records 2.1 million children with obesity or overweight, although it is among the few countries in the world reducing the rate

Spain has 2.1 million children with obesity or overweight, but it is one of 15 countries that have reduced the prevalence of this condition among those aged 10 to 19 between 2010 and 2025, according to the 'World Obesity Atlas 2026' report.

The Police Warn That Complaints of Attacks on Healthcare Workers Have Increased by 26%: "They Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg"

In 2025, the Police received 513 complaints of attacks on healthcare workers, an increase of 26%. However, it is estimated that there were nearly 20,000 actual attacks, indicating that the majority go unreported and the problem is much larger than officially reflected.

The Brazilian Congress ratifies the trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union

The Brazilian Congress approved the ratification of the trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union. Now, the European Parliament must ratify it following an opinion from the EU Court of Justice regarding its legality.

A Man Missing for Two Weeks in Salamanca Rescued from a Stream in Zamora

A vulnerable man, missing for two weeks in Salamanca, was rescued from a stream in Zamora. He had fled from the authorities and was hiding in a hard-to-reach place.

They Reveal the Causes of Martin Short's Daughter's Death: A Bullet Fired by Herself to the Head

Martin Short's daughter was found dead in her Los Angeles home. The cause of death was a self-inflicted bullet to the head, according to recent reports.

A neighbor from Nigrán loses the legal battle and will not be able to live in his home with his little poodle

A court in Vigo upheld the prohibition of animals in a homeowners' association since 2010, preventing a neighbor from Nigrán from living with his poodle in his home.

Is Your Income Tax Due? The Situation Recorded in the BOE Where the Company Takes on Part of the Payment

Article 99.5 of the Personal Income Tax Law (IRPF) protects taxpayers against errors in payroll withholdings, establishing situations in which the company assumes part of the tax payment.

JESTA, new authorization to travel to Japan: how much will Spaniards have to pay?

The Government of Japan is implementing JESTA, a new travel authorization, aiming to prevent the entry of "undesirable foreigners." This measure will affect Spaniards with a specific cost to obtain the permit.

How to Make a Healthy and Cheap Pumpkin Cake, According to José Castellano

José Castellano shares a simple recipe to prepare a fluffy, delicious, and healthy pumpkin cake, ideal for those looking for an affordable and nutritious option.

Reality Surpasses Fiction

Iranian missiles are already flying over NATO territories without restrictions, and the recent sinking of an Iranian warship intensifies the conflict, bringing it closer to a potential escalation into a World War.

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The current debate is not about hidden weapons, but about whether the conflict will be regional or global and how it will impact oil, energy, migration, and digital security.

The (Empty) Flagpole

Trump has institutionalized pride in lying, normalizing repeated deceit towards his followers.

Iran and the Fear of Chaos

The majority of the Iranian population, which rejects the oppressive 47-year-old theocracy, is shifting from initial enthusiasm to a growing fear of a possible intensification of repression.

ARCO opens its doors with optimism despite the war in Iran and protests demanding cultural VAT

The ARCO fair, from March 4 to 8 at Ifema Madrid, brings together 211 national and international galleries, opening with optimism despite the war in Iran and protests over the cultural VAT.

Agatha Ruiz de la Prada Shows Her New Home: "I Got Angry with My Children and Bought a Gorgeous Apartment Without Looking at the Price; Let Them Suffer"

Agatha Ruiz de la Prada showcases her new residence in Madrid’s Salamanca neighborhood, a spacious apartment with five living rooms and many works of art. She used to think it was an old-fashioned area, but now she appreciates it. The purchase happened after an argument with her children, and she didn’t care about the price.

Woman Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison for the Murder of Her Newborn Baby in the Town of Alcoi

A woman was sentenced to 20 years in prison for murdering her newborn baby in Alcoi. After giving birth at home, she concealed the baby by placing it in the bathroom trash bin, which led to the tragic event.

80% of Spaniards believe that "love can exist without having sexual relations," according to CIS

25.2% of Spaniards have created a profile on a dating app to meet people, according to the CIS study ‘Social Perception of Love,’ which also reveals that 80% believe that love can exist without sexual relations.

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

Test your knowledge about tourism in Spain with this quiz that highlights ten magical destinations to visit in the country.

Euphrasie Kouassi Yao, Advisory Minister of Ivory Coast, receives the Harambee Award 2026: "Peace has the face of an African woman"

Euphrasie Kouassi Yao was honored with the Harambee Award 2026 for her work of more than 35 years dedicated to promoting equality, female leadership, and peace in Africa.

A Customer's Complaint After a Waitress Refused to Serve Him During Her Break: "She Didn't Serve Me Coffee"

A customer complained on social media because a waitress refused to serve him during her break and did not make his coffee. This sparked a debate on social media about whether the waitress acted correctly by not serving him while she was not working.

The shopping center near Madrid that opens its doors for four days of activities and surprises

The new shopping park near Madrid will open its doors on Thursday, March 12, offering four days full of activities and surprises for visitors.

A Hospital in Barcelona Implants the Smallest Pacemaker in the World in a 2.1-Kilogram Baby

The Sant Joan de Déu Hospital in Barcelona implanted a pacemaker measuring only two centimeters, the smallest in the world, in a newborn weighing 2.1 kg who had a severe heart condition detected during pregnancy.

Pepe del Real to Irene Rosales: "If you want, I can make you a list of Kiko Rivera’s lovers, they used to call me"

Irene Rosales will appear on the show '¡De viernes!' this weekend. Pepe del Real controversially offers to provide her with a list of Kiko Rivera’s alleged lovers, adding tension to the ongoing public drama surrounding their personal lives.

A Day in the Life of an Artist: "Many times, my day is about coming to look at a painting and saying, 'Which way do I go?'"

Three artists reveal how their studios serve as workshop, home, and living space. Their daily routine combines discipline, management, and constant confrontation with uncertainty, reflecting the complexity and challenges of contemporary art.

Between Joy, Rejection, and Fear That the Same Thing That Happened in Venezuela Will Happen: This Is How Iranians in Spain Experience the US and Israel Attack

The Persian community in Spain agrees on wanting to overthrow the ayatollahs' regime, but is divided regarding the US and Israel military intervention on Saturday, showing reactions ranging from joy to rejection and fear of a situation similar to that of Venezuela.

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

Music created with AI, produced with minimal human intervention, raises questions about authorship, an issue that didn’t exist with previous technologies. Experts suggest that artists whose work is used to train these algorithms should be paid a royalty.

One of the Closest Duels on 'Top Chef' Ends with an Emotional Farewell: "I Have Failed, But I Am Happy"

Belén Esteban was recognized as the best pastry chef of the week on 'Top Chef'. Shortly afterward, Tote was eliminated in a very close duel, saying goodbye with emotional words: "I have failed, but I am happy."

'Survivors' pressures its contestants one day before its premiere: "We are playing the impostor game"

One day before the premiere of 'Survivors,' the contestants face unexpected challenges that increase the tension, comparing it to the "impostor game." This dynamic adds suspense and strategy, setting the stage for an intense edition full of challenges right from the start.

The Emotional Gratitude from Joaquín’s Family: "You’ve Worked So Hard and Given Us a Comfortable Life"

Joaquín’s family from Seville, after attending a coach session, began expressing their thanks, which deeply moved Joaquín as they acknowledged his effort and dedication in providing them with a comfortable life.

Ryanair responds to 'El Hormiguero' over their latest airplane jacket trick: "Don't even think about it..."

Ryanair has responded to the program 'El Hormiguero' after they suggested using jackets to increase the space between passengers on their flights. The airline discourages this practice, warning that it is neither safe, advisable, nor legally authorized, and reminds that safety and onboard regulations must always be respected.

The Number One in the MIR Denies Cheating on the Exam: "I Believe There's Some Politics Involved in All This"

The top scorer of the MIR has denied having cheated by using AI glasses to achieve the highest score in the history of the exam, suggesting that the accusations are politically motivated.

The tough confession of Noemí Salazar: "I thought God didn’t want me to have children"

Noemí Salazar shared with Las Guiribitey the difficult moments she experienced while trying to get pregnant, revealing that she came to think that God didn’t want her to have children.

Anita Williams' Mother Trolls Her Daughter in the 'GH Dúo' Final: "You Totally Overdid What I Told You"

During the final of 'GH Dúo', Anita Williams' mother publicly trolled her, telling her that she had overstepped everything she had asked her not to do, causing laughter and a funny moment during the ceremony.

'First Dates' reveals that Spain "is a nostalgic country for 41% of people over 50 years old"

According to Richard Pena, the voice-over of 'First Dates', 41% of Spaniards over 50 years old feel nostalgic, as they consider the technological era to be very impersonal.

The Queen at Fernando Ónega’s Funeral Chapel: "I Come to Give a Hug to My Friend. Her Father Was a Craftsman of Journalism"

The Queen attended the funeral chapel of Fernando Ónega, highlighting his legacy as a craftsman of journalism. She also expressed her support for Sonsoles Ónega, a friend of more than 25 years, whom she met at CNN+.

Pedro Sánchez attends the funeral chapel of Fernando Ónega: "He was a privileged witness to our recent history"

Pedro Sánchez attended the funeral chapel of Fernando Ónega, highlighting his crucial role as a privileged witness to recent history and his key perspective for understanding the Spanish Transition.

The voices of the radio come together to pay tribute to Fernando Ónega: the historic live connection between Alsina and Herrera

"Más de Uno" and "Herrera en COPE" joined their voices in a live connection to pay tribute to journalist Fernando Ónega after his passing, highlighting his legacy and the importance of his contribution to journalism.

Felipe VI inaugurates in Seville the exhibition for the centenary of Cayetana de Alba that has brought together almost all the Duchess's children

Felipe VI inaugurated in Seville an exhibition for the centenary of Cayetana de Alba, with the presence of almost all her children, except Fernando. The exhibition will be open to the public from this Thursday until August 31.

Felipe VI Visits the Aspace Center in Dos Hermanas: "Getting to Know You Has Been the Greatest Gift"

King Felipe VI visited the Aspace center in Dos Hermanas after being enthusiastically received by hundreds of residents at the local Town Hall, where he personally greeted the community.

Nagore Robles, visibly emotional, presents her new project: "There are days when stress overwhelms me"

Nagore Robles presents her new project with an event in Madrid on March 29th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Half of the 80-euro fee will be donated to an animal shelter, demonstrating her social commitment.

Ricky Edit announces his breakup with influencer Amanda López: "Continuing the relationship was unfeasible"

Ricky Edit, a well-known streamer, has announced his breakup with influencer Amanda López, stating that continuing the relationship was unfeasible. The couple, widely followed on social media, ended their relationship due to irreconcilable differences, publicly confirming their separation.

Vito Quiles sues Sarah Santaolalla for slander: "I am the victim"

Vito Quiles, along with his lawyer, claims that he is the real victim in the conflict with Sarah Santaolalla, asserting that he is the one who is harmed and targeted in this slander dispute.

Darío, from 'The Island of Temptations 9', responds to criticisms about his weight: "You say I've gained weight..."

Darío from 'The Island of Temptations 9' responds to criticisms about his weight, stating that his physical change is the result of a personal effort to improve his shape and not something negative.

Marta López Álamo opens up about her battle with anorexia: "At school, they picked on me for being tall and thin"

Marta López Álamo, influencer and model, has spoken openly about her battle with anorexia. She revealed that she was bullied at school for being tall and thin, which affected her mental and physical health. Her testimony aims to raise awareness about this disorder and show that it is possible to overcome it with support and courage.

Natalia Lacunza: "Being a Strong Woman Means Living in This Male-Dominated World"

Natalia Lacunza stars on the cover of the digital magazine 'Women's Health', where she gives an honest and personal interview, discussing her experience and perspective on being a strong woman in a male-dominated world.

TheGrefg Shares the Worst Part of His Experience with MrBeast: "I Thought It Would Be More Friendly"

The popular streamer TheGrefg revealed negative details about his experience with MrBeast. Although he expected a friendly interaction, he encountered a less cordial situation than anticipated, causing disappointment during their meeting.

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

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

Videos of the celebrations in Iran following the news of the supreme leader's death

Public celebrations were recorded both in Iran and among Iranian exiles in various countries following the announcement of the supreme leader's death.

Mario Vaquerizo talks about the assault suffered by Gemeliers

Mario Vaquerizo condemned the assault experienced by the Gemeliers brothers, stating that hitting and insulting is "out of fashion" and rejecting the use of "maricón" as an insult. He sent them strength so they can recover their normal lives as soon as possible.

Rodrygo's ordeal continues and will be a problem for Real Madrid in the summer: from being sidelined to a serious injury

Rodrygo, who has had a poor season and was uncertain to leave Real Madrid in the upcoming summer transfer window, suffers a serious injury that complicates his situation and affects the club's decisions regarding his future.

Atlético de Madrid begins the ticket application process: these are the distribution criteria

Atlético de Madrid has started the process to request tickets for the match at the Estadio de La Cartuja. Priority will be given to members with the longest uninterrupted membership, who will be the first to gain access according to the established criteria.

Boris Becker: "We thought that after Nadal, Federer, and Djokovic we wouldn’t have a superstar, and we have two"

Boris Becker highlighted at the presentation of the nominees for the 2026 Laureus Awards that Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have the talent and potential necessary to reach the level of the tennis 'Big Three': Nadal, Federer, and Djokovic.

Alcaraz on the Attacks in the Middle East: "A Few Days Earlier We Were All Playing There and Suddenly..."

Carlos Alcaraz commented on the conflict in the Middle East, which affected several of his colleagues who became trapped and unable to travel. He expressed his surprise and concern about how, just a few days earlier, everyone was competing in the region before the attacks broke out.

Smedley, former Ferrari engineer: "Alonso was a machine, like having Verstappen in the car"

Former Ferrari engineer Smedley highlights Fernando Alonso's mentality and skill, comparing him to Max Verstappen. He admired the Asturian driver during their time together at the Italian team, emphasizing his exceptional performance and competitive character.

Audrey, Javier, and María: the alpine skiing trio reinventing the Spanish winter in Milan-Cortina

Audrey Pascual, Javier Marcos, and María Martín Granizo lead the renewed Spanish alpine skiing team, boosting the national presence at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Paralympic Games.

From Intention to Impact

Organizations that make progress in diversity recognize that it is not just a reputational issue, but a key strategic factor for their success and growth.

Fiapas supervises the new season of Peppa Pig, an example of "inclusion" for children with hearing loss

On March 1st, Clan premiered the episode "Hearing Test," anticipating World Hearing Day and featuring George with a moderate hearing impairment. Fiapas oversees this season as an example of inclusion for children with hearing loss.

Eva Gracia, in 'Capaces de todo': "Work for a person with a disability means social participation"

Eva Gracia Vega, sociologist at the Liber association, leads the study ‘Breaking the cycle of poverty’, which highlights the importance of employment for the inclusion and social participation of people with disabilities.

Oil forecasts focus on the Strait of Hormuz: its reopening will be key to stabilizing the price

Most analysts doubt that the price of oil will exceed 90 dollars per barrel, highlighting that the current situation differs from what happened when the war in Ukraine broke out. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is considered key to stabilizing prices.

Ministry acknowledges that the war in Iran could make the shopping basket more expensive and is open to reducing VAT on some food items

The Minister of Economy warns that the war in Iran could increase food prices and is considering reducing VAT on certain products, following the experience of similar measures applied after the war in Ukraine in 2022 to protect families and businesses.

The war in Iran hits Spain: from the rise in fertilizer prices to the 'short circuit' in the textile industry

The war in Iran impacts Spain through the increase in fertilizer prices, due to dependence on gas and raw materials, and affects global supply chains, causing difficulties especially in the Spanish textile industry.

Grupo Mutua, on military healthcare: "We expect a significant increase in rates because we have incurred losses"

The president of Grupo Mutua acknowledges initial talks with the public administration to avoid a crisis similar to that of Muface, stating that they expect a significant increase in rates due to the losses they have suffered.

Dealers "see the light" for the first time since the pandemic, but call for a major political agreement to consolidate sales

Ignacio Moya, president of Faconauto, points out that the situation of dealers is improving after the pandemic, but it is still not enough. He insists on the need for a major political agreement to ensure the recovery and sustainable growth of sales.

David Alonso (Samsung): "Spain is evolving towards an increasingly premium market"

David Alonso, an executive at Samsung, analyzes the evolution of the Spanish market towards more premium products and the challenges the company faces in an uncertain geopolitical context, highlighting the adaptation and strategy of the South Korean giant in Spain.

"I Cried All Day": The Stars of 'Bridgerton 4' Have Something to Say About the Most Devastating Episode of the Series

Luke Thompson and Hannah Dodd reveal the emotional experience of dressing in black for the first time for the darkest and most painful storyline in 'Bridgerton', highlighting the profound impact it had on them during the filming of the most devastating episode of the series.

'Pillion' and Gay Biker Clubs: Why Are Motorcycles Associated with Leather and BDSM?

The Spanish LGTBI association Guaymoteros explains the historical connection between motorcycles, leather, and BDSM in gay biker clubs, highlighting their rise in the 1940s and 1950s and their impact on LGBT culture.

Kevin Spacey Seeks His Comeback: Timeline of His Life Since the Sexual Assault Allegation

Kevin Spacey, two-time Oscar winner, saw his career begin to collapse after being accused of sexual assault against a minor in 2017. Since then, he has faced multiple allegations and strong public rejection, but he is seeking to resume his artistic career.

Confirmed: this TV channel will air all the 'Torrente' movies before the premiere of the sixth film

The TV channel will broadcast all the previous movies in the 'Torrente' saga before the March premiere of the sixth installment, 'Torrente, presidente'.

'Scary Movie 6' promises to "cancel cancel culture" with its politically incorrect humor

Marlon Wayans assures that 'Scary Movie 6' will aim to offend everyone equally, using politically incorrect humor to challenge and "cancel cancel culture."

They develop an application that allows you to hear your baby's heartbeat using only your mobile phone

A new application allows you to hear your baby's heartbeat simply by placing the mobile phone on the abdomen for one minute, making measurement possible without additional devices.

Pixel 10a: Google's new phone falls short due to lack of innovation

The Google Pixel 10a retains the hardware of its predecessor and only introduces a design change, leaving it halfway behind in terms of new features compared to previous models.

The War Between the U.S. and Iran Threatens to Move into Cyberspace: Experts Warn of Cyberattacks

Cybersecurity experts warn that Iran could respond to military attacks by the U.S. and Israel with cyberattacks against governments, companies, and critical infrastructures, thereby extending the conflict into the digital realm.

vivo showcases the incredible telephoto extender of the X300 Ultra at MWC 2026

The vivo X300 Ultra, soon to be launched globally, will feature the vivo ZEISS Telephoto Extender Gen2 Ultra, a unique 400 mm teleconverter in the industry that significantly enhances the device's photographic capabilities.

Google launches a new feature for Android: transforms how you present yourself in calls

Google has launched a feature for Android that allows users to define how they appear to others when receiving a call, personalizing their presentation during incoming calls.

Ana María Román, gynecologist: “Allowing yourself cravings helps reduce stress and contributes to emotional well-being”

Ana María Román emphasizes that a balanced diet is key for the baby's development during pregnancy. Additionally, she highlights the importance of accepting cravings without guilt, as this reduces stress and improves the mother's emotional well-being.

The Mercadona shampoo praised by a cosmetics expert: "If Oliver Laxe were my friend, I would recommend it to him"

The founder of Santamarina Cosmetics recommends an affordable shampoo from Mercadona after hearing Oliver Laxe talk about hair care at the Goya Awards, stating that she would recommend it to him if they were friends.

From Glass Ceilings to 'Mansplaining': "At the Current Pace, It Will Take 286 Years for Women to Have Equal Rights"

Women leaders in business comment on the UN Women report which highlights that, at the current pace, gender equality in rights will take 286 years to be achieved, revealing persistent barriers such as glass ceilings and mansplaining.

The Coruña-based brand that dressed the First Lady of New York

Rama Duwaji stood out at the inauguration of the Mayor of New York, wearing boots from a Spanish brand originating between London and Galicia, drawing attention for their unique style.

This season, wrap skirts are in fashion and this one from Zara will be in every woman's wardrobe

The Galician brand Zara has created a wrap skirt that combines style and versatility, establishing itself as the star garment of this spring for all women.

Ester Expósito, the only Spaniard at the Grand Dîner du Louvre who dazzles dressed as a mermaid

The Madrid-born actress Ester Expósito shone as the only Spaniard at the Grand Dîner du Louvre, wearing a spectacular Marine Serre dress that mimics fish scales, standing out with a mermaid-style look.

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

This Michelin-starred Valencian restaurant offers a tasting menu for 70 euros, standing out for reviving forgotten dishes. Additionally, its chefs actively participate in the dining room service, creating a unique gastronomic experience.

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

Rabbit meat is a low-cholesterol option and is considered one of the healthiest lean meats. This marinated rabbit salad recipe offers a delicious and nutritious dish, ideal for those looking to incorporate healthy, low-fat proteins into their diet.

José Andrés: "To make chickpeas tender, you have to add baking soda to the soaking water"

Chef José Andrés reveals that adding baking soda to the soaking water is key for chickpeas to acquire a tender and optimal texture, making their cooking easier and improving the final result of the dish.

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 famous for its torreznos, considered the best in Madrid. This iconic spot has attracted numerous customers, including goalkeeper 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 muffins combine pear and apple, offering a healthy and delicious option for babies, children, and adults who want to take care of themselves without giving up enjoying a sweet treat.

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

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

The Mysterious Village in Japan Where Those Who Leave Are Replaced by Dolls

This village on the island of Shikoku in Japan is known for its unique tradition: when its inhabitants emigrate or pass away, they are replaced by rag dolls, creating a unique atmosphere that attracts numerous tourists interested in this blend of culture and mystery.

Enjoying the Northern Lights from the Comfort of a Train Is Now Possible

It is now possible to enjoy the Northern Lights without enduring the cold or uncomfortable waiting. A special train offers the experience of observing this natural phenomenon from a warm and comfortable environment, eliminating the need to spend hours outdoors.

How to apply for and how much the mandatory ETA authorization for the United Kingdom costs

Since March 5, the ETA authorization for the United Kingdom can be applied for online through the official website of the British Government. This authorization is mandatory to enter the country.

This is Cyprus, the island where Europe meets the Near East

Cyprus is an island that combines history, architecture, and nature, offering a unique encounter between European and Near Eastern cultures.

These are the three most popular hiking trails in Spain: they are in Aragón

Aragón stands out in Spain for its landscape diversity, offering very popular hiking trails that attract trekking enthusiasts seeking nature and adventure.

The Spanish city that has been crowned the best destination in Europe to visit in 2026

The Spanish city has been recognized by European Best Destinations as the best European destination for 2026, highlighting its culture, lifestyle, gastronomy, and high quality of life.

Patrick Smith on What Scares Pilots the Most: "They Usually Fear Things They Cannot Control"

A UK captain explains that pilots mainly fear situations beyond their control, which causes greater concern during the flight.

Doctor José María Rubio: "Many containers and consumer products contain endocrine disruptors, especially toxic during pregnancy"

Endocrine disruptors, present in many common products and containers, negatively affect pregnancy, child development, and reproductive health, warned Dr. José María Rubio.

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

Experts in neurology agree that brain aging does not necessarily imply memory loss. They recommend mental stimulation, self-care, and prevention 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 during childhood can affect adult personality, generating specific traits. Although punishments aim to change behaviors, their overuse can cause psychological consequences that influence emotional and social development.

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

A study reveals that patients pay more attention when their doctor is unpleasant, as the unexpected behavior increases concentration and perception, thereby benefiting medical care.

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

Sudden temperature changes can increase the spread of respiratory illnesses. It is crucial to distinguish between a cold, COVID, and the flu, as they have similar symptoms but require different care and treatments. Maintaining hygiene, getting vaccinated, and observing specific symptoms help correctly identify each illness.

Manuel Arroyo, Professor of Physiotherapy: "The Hammam Has an Anxiolytic Effect, As If You Took Diazepam"

Manuel Arroyo, professor of physiotherapy, states that the hammam not only improves emotional well-being but also offers significant physical benefits, comparing its anxiolytic effect to taking diazepam. Science supports that the Arabic bath and massage help reduce anxiety and improve physical health.

What if the future isn’t just electric? A hydrogen engine already matches the power of a gasoline one

A hydrogen engine has reached power levels comparable to those of gasoline engines, challenging the European trend that is betting on electrification and questioning whether the future of transportation will be solely electric.

If Every Time You Get in the Car You Don't Do This, You're Wasting Gasoline and Emptying Your Wallet

Practical tips to reduce fuel consumption and save money on every refuel, easily applicable while driving.

The new fluorescent road lines that aim to replace the white ones

This innovative technique of fluorescent lines on roads, already implemented in countries such as the Netherlands, Malaysia, and Australia, has not yet arrived in Spain.

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

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

The Car Part That Has Become a Thief’s Object of Desire

In Spain, as in the United States, the theft of car brand emblems has increased, making them highly coveted items for thieves.

Should an Emergency Kit Be Carried in the Car Aside from the V16 Beacon?

The introduction of V16 beacons has raised questions about the need to carry other devices, such as an emergency kit, in the car. Although the beacon improves signaling, an emergency kit remains essential to deal with various unforeseen situations while driving.

The Processionary Control Campaign Removes More Than 50,000 Nests from the Tree Crowns in Madrid's Parks

This year, more than 50,000 processionary nests have been removed from the parks of Madrid, nearly 20,000 fewer than in 2025, due to weather conditions that limited the proliferation of the caterpillars.

Madrid points to the C-4 Cercanías line as the one with the most breakdowns and questions the renewal of the C-5: "Less photos and more investment"

The regional government reports 323 incidents on the national network in 2026, highlighting the C-4 line as the one with the most breakdowns. It demands immediate reinforcements and criticizes the lack of investment, casting doubt on the renewal of the C-5 line.

Sentenced to 40 years in prison and revisable permanent imprisonment the accused of the triple crime in Chiloeches

The Guadalajara Court sentenced the main defendant of the Chiloeches triple crime to 40 years and revisable permanent imprisonment. Additionally, two other people involved were prosecuted, one of whom was the partner of one of the victims.

15 People Evicted from an Abandoned Building After Roof Collapse in Galdakao

15 people were evicted from an abandoned building in Galdakao following the collapse of the roof, due to the serious risk to their physical safety caused by the poor condition of the property.

The Regional Government Detects More Than 600 Incidents in Schools Following the Storms

The Regional Government has identified more than 600 incidents in schools after the recent storms. Out of 41 million euros planned for works, 73 have already been carried out and nearly 300 are about to begin to improve the affected infrastructures.

Clash of accusations in Vox: the party expels Antelo as its leader in Murcia and he denounces the usurpation of his signature

Vox has expelled Antelo as leader in Murcia, while he denounces that his signature was usurped. President Santiago Abascal warned that those who act out of self-interest know what they must do.

Father and Son Acquitted in Palma of Accusations of Setting Their Car on Fire to Avoid Loan Repayment

The Provincial Court of Palma acquitted a father and his son accused of setting their car on fire to evade repayment of a €37,000 loan, dismissing the claim that they had conspired to commit the arson.

Two Civil Guards Injured After Their Patrol Boat Is Left Adrift While Following Drug Speedboats in Almería

Two Civil Guards were injured after their patrol boat was left adrift while pursuing drug speedboats in Almería. The union representative criticized that the body's land and maritime resources are outdated, which hinders their work.

Body of a Man Found at a Recycling Plant in the Municipality of Jerez de la Frontera

Workers found the body of a man among garbage at a recycling plant in Jerez de la Frontera.

A Vox councilor resigns due to the "unsustainable hostility" of her group's spokesperson in Alfás del Pi

María José Fuster resigned as a Vox councilor in Alfás del Pi due to the "unsustainable hostility" and disparagement from the spokesperson Manuel Saz, which affected her health and dignity.

Young Man Found Dead in a Ravine Near the Cartuja University Campus in Granada

The body of a young man, missing since Tuesday at midday, was found by two officers in a ravine close to the Cartuja university campus in Granada.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy Book6 series with dedicated GPU and a "truly useful" AI

Samsung launched its new Galaxy Book6 series, highlighting the Ultra model as the most advanced. These laptops include a dedicated GPU and feature artificial intelligence designed to be especially useful, adapting to the current needs of users.

Apple surprises with the MacBook Neo, the cheapest laptop it has ever released

Apple launches the MacBook Neo, its most affordable laptop, aimed at young people and students. This release, along with the iPhone 17e, seeks to expand the company's market.

What is the HDMI ARC port on your TV, what is it for, and how to use it properly

The HDMI ARC port allows you to enhance the sound in your living room with surround sound that is clear and synchronized, without the need to buy additional equipment. Learn how to easily set it up on your Smart TV and make the most of this feature to transform your audiovisual experience.

It’s official and confirmed by the BOE: the first time change of 2026 in Spain will be moved forward

The BOE confirms that in 2026 Spain will move the clock forward for the time change, which will mean losing an hour of sleep on a designated Sunday. It is recommended to be attentive to the exact day and time of the adjustment.

20 Camels Disqualified from a Beauty Contest for Having Botox and Other Cosmetic Surgeries

Twenty camels were disqualified from a beauty contest for having received botox and cosmetic surgeries. The owners altered the animals to meet beauty standards, putting their health at risk.

They claim to have found the 'One Piece' one day after its author hid it in the sea: it wasn’t Luffy

A Reddit user claimed to have found the 'One Piece' in Suruga Bay, Japan, one day after the author hid it in the sea. The post went viral on Twitter, generating great interest among fans, although the discovery did not involve the character Luffy.

The touching message from a girl to her swimming teacher for March 8th: "I couldn’t be more thrilled"

A girl dedicated her Women’s Day project to her swimming teacher, highlighting her importance and expressing her excitement about recognizing her on this special day.

Cutting a Dog’s Nails: The Small Gesture That Is Scarier Than a Vaccine

Almost 80% of veterinarians have suffered bites, scratches, or hits while cutting dogs’ nails, showing that this task, although routine, causes more fear and difficulty than a vaccine for many dogs and professionals.

Budgerigars Don't Choose the Prettiest Male: They Prefer the One Who Solves Problems

In captivity, where they face no challenges nor have real choices, the intelligence of budgerigars loses relevance, since there are no problems to solve or skills to demonstrate.

Skipping steps, unintentionally reinforcing... 6 mistakes when training a dog

If a dog’s training gets worse, it might not be the animal’s fault, but rather the emotional environment. It’s better to choose brief, frequent, and positive sessions to avoid common mistakes in dog training.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Thursday, March 5, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, March 5, 2026, on 20minutos.es, including predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow for all zodiac signs.

UPL Electoral Program for the 2026 Castilla y León Elections: "Those Who Forget Their Roots Lose Their Identity"

Unión por el Pueblo Leonés (UPL) aims in the 2026 Castilla y León elections to achieve autonomy for the León Region, emphasizing the importance of preserving its roots and identity.

This is the Terrassa factory full of plans, candidate for the Mies van der Rohe award, where the trend is to drink coffee

This former industrial factory in Terrassa, now transformed into a café and cultural space, is a candidate for the Mies van der Rohe award. Additionally, it creates employment for people with intellectual disabilities, promoting social inclusion through culture and coffee.

You Can Buy an Entire Seaside Village: The Uninhabited Villa in Galicia for Sale at an Unexpected Price

On the Costa da Morte, Galicia, an uninhabited villa by the Atlantic is for sale at a surprisingly affordable price, offering the unique opportunity to acquire an entire village in a natural and wild setting.

The Governor of New York Intervenes to Return an Ironic License Plate to Its Owner

The Governor of New York took action to ensure that an owner recovered an ironic license plate that had been revoked due to regulations prohibiting messages considered "derogatory, disrespectful, or inflammatory."

Things We Use Every Day Without Knowing How They Work

We use objects and technologies daily without thinking about the physical principles behind them. Automatically, we use things like traffic lights or elevators without questioning how they work. This article explains the secrets of their functioning.

AI has it clear: this is what March will be like for these celebrities, according to their Zodiac sign

Artificial intelligence, through OpenAI's ChatGPT, has made inspirational and guiding predictions about what March 2026 will be like for the 12 Zodiac signs, focusing on personal and professional aspects for various celebrities.

The Best Cartoons by Álvaro Terán

A compilation of all the cartoons published by Álvaro Terán in 20minutos, notable for their style and critical message.

The Best Cartoons of Superantipático

Superantipático presents a collection of all his cartoons published in 20minutos, highlighting his unique style and satirical humor that address current and everyday topics.

The RAE presents 'Geopolitics of Spanish', a book highlighting the importance of our language, with a foreword by Felipe VI

The RAE, together with the Spanish Institute of Strategic Studies of CESEDEN, presents 'Geopolitics of Spanish', a book that emphasizes the global relevance of the Spanish language. The work includes a foreword by King Felipe VI and analyzes the geopolitical impact of our language.

The Madrid Comic Fair Will Dedicate an Exhibition to Belgian Authors Who Elevated the Genre

The Madrid Comic Fair presents an exhibition at La Casa del Lector (El Matadero) from March 11 to April 9, celebrating Belgian authors who made significant contributions to the development of comics.

Guillermo Fesser launches 'Raíces,' an initiative that celebrates Hispanic heritage and influence in the U.S.

Journalist Guillermo Fesser launches 'Raíces,' a project that highlights the importance of Hispanic heritage in the United States, emphasizing that without Hispanics, Independence Day would not be celebrated.

A Drug Dealing Spot Near a Nursery School in Cullera Is Shut Down: It Caused Headaches and Eye Irritation in Children

The Civil Guard intervened following complaints from the educational center about the strong smell of marijuana near the nursery school in Cullera, which caused eye itching, throat irritation, and discomfort in the children. A drug dealing spot in the area was dismantled to protect the health of the minors.

Illa warns that he will defend the "interests" of the Catalan industry against Trump's threat to cut trade relations with Spain

The President of the Generalitat urges de-escalation and resolving conflicts by following international rules, while warning that he will defend the interests of the Catalan industry against Trump's threat to cut trade relations with Spain.

More than 200 writers denounce the "plundering" of their works by artificial intelligence and demand a "fair model"

More than 200 writers, including David Uclés, Rosa Montero, and Lorenzo Silva, have presented a manifesto through the Conference of Writers' Associations, denouncing the "plundering" of their works by artificial intelligence and demanding a fair model that protects their rights.

Telefónica Partners with Defense to Join as a New NATO 5G Supplier

Telefónica and Defense are collaborating to create the only European 5G testing center focused on military operations, which will be integrated into a NATO program, positioning them as a new 5G technology supplier for the Alliance.

Vox Blames Migration Policies for the Housing Crisis and Calls in Brussels to Defend "Real Estate Sovereignty"

Vox attributes the housing crisis to migration policies, pointing to an "artificial excess" of demand. The party advocates in Brussels for defending "real estate sovereignty" and proposes following the model of Hungary under Orbán to address the issue.

USA announces joint operations with Ecuador against "terrorist organizations" in the country

The United States Army announced joint operations with Ecuador to combat "terrorist organizations" within Ecuadorian territory. Although specific actions were not detailed, the collaboration aims to strengthen regional security and stability in the face of terrorist threats.

A 4.5 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes the Island of Sicily and Forces School Closures

A 4.5 magnitude earthquake occurred on the southern slope of Mount Etna in Sicily. Due to the tremor, schools were closed as a precautionary measure. No serious damage or casualties were reported.

The Mayor Regrets the Suspension of the Circomarzada Due to Rain: "I Feel Sorry for All the People of Zaragoza"

Mayor Natalia Chueca expressed her regret over the suspension of the Circomarzada because of the rain and shared her anticipation for the final decision by the FABZ, the event organizers at Tío Jorge Park.

Manuel Vilas novelizes his divorce in 'Iceland': "I hope I don't regret the book, although there's the moral dilemma of whether I should have spoken about her"

Manuel Vilas reflects in his latest novel the painful separation from Ana Merino, using an impossible yet real journey as a metaphor. The author admits the moral dilemma of revealing intimate details, hoping not to regret sharing this personal experience.

The Supreme Court upholds the permanent revisable imprisonment for 'El Tuvi' for the murder of Wafaa

The Supreme Court confirms the permanent revisable imprisonment for 'El Tuvi' for the murder of Wafaa in Carcaixent in 2019, after sexually assaulting her, killing her, and throwing her body into a 16-meter deep well.

K-Pop Band BTS Returns in Grand Style: 'Arirang', a New Album Released After Six-Year Hiatus

BTS will release their tenth studio album, 'Arirang', on March 20, after six years without publishing a new album.

Air France will suspend its flights to Cuba for two and a half months due to fuel shortages on the island

Several airlines, including Air France, have canceled flights to Cuba due to the fuel shortage on the island, affecting air connectivity for at least two and a half months.

The closure of the M-604 to repair the eight-meter sinkhole will be extended until the end of March

The regional government is already working on repairing the eight-meter sinkhole on the M-604, whose closure is causing detours of almost 55 kilometers. The works are expected to last until the end of March to restore normal traffic.

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

Participate in the 20M Surveys to vote and discover the opinions of other readers on current topics. These surveys offer an interactive platform that reflects the general sentiment, allowing for democratic participation and the comparison of viewpoints in real time.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to perform tasks that require human intelligence. To get started, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as machine learning and neural networks, as well as having knowledge of programming and data management. AI has applications in multiple sectors, and continuous learning is essential to harness its potential.

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

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

Ornithologists ask that buildings in Spain install bird nest bricks: what they are and how they work

The Scottish Parliament has passed a law requiring the inclusion of bird nest bricks in all new buildings, a pioneering measure to protect birds. This example has prompted ornithologists in Spain to call for the implementation of these devices in construction to promote urban biodiversity and provide safe shelter for different bird species.

'The Young Sherlock': How Many Episodes Does Guy Ritchie's Series Have? Premiere Dates on Prime Video

The series starring Hero Fiennes Tiffin as the young Sherlock Holmes, directed by Guy Ritchie, premieres on Amazon Prime Video on March 4.

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

Silvia Abril expressed her sadness at seeing how young people seek to hold on to the Christian faith to find meaning, in relation to the film 'Sundays,' one of the favorites at the 2026 Goya Awards.

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

The last time change is recorded in the Official State Gazette for the year 2026, suggesting that it could be the final time this practice is carried out in Spain.

The miniseries with Álex González on Prime Video: 6 episodes of science fiction thriller at the Mobile World Congress

Álex González will present his new science fiction miniseries on Prime Video, set at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The series will have 6 episodes, and González will talk about it on April 4th on El Hormiguero.

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

The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and the declaration can be submitted until June 30. Changes are introduced in the deadlines, applicable deductions, and details are provided on taxpayers exempt from filing the declaration.

225 Million Views 24 Hours Before Premiere: Guy Ritchie's Miniseries Trailer Is Now the Most Watched on Prime Video

Guy Ritchie's eight-episode miniseries about Sherlock Holmes has reached 225 million views of its trailer on Prime Video 24 hours before its premiere on March 4th, becoming the most watched on the platform.

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

Young meteorologist Jorge Rey anticipates that an anticyclone will prevail during Carnival and Easter, based on the traditional cabañuelas method for predicting the weather during these festivities.

The Key Exhibitions to Ignite Spring in Valencia

A selection of essential exhibitions that mark the beginning of the cultural spring in Valencia, offering the city a vibrant artistic agenda to enjoy throughout the season.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator Is Now Activated: Here’s How You Can Find Out If You’ll Have to Pay Taxes or Receive a Refund

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is now available and allows you to find out in advance whether you will have to pay or receive a refund on your tax return. It does not require Cl@ve identification or a digital certificate to use.

Alcanar moves towards the first climate-related evictions in Catalonia, including the resignation of the mayor

Alcanar is negotiating the purchase and demolition of homes in flood-prone areas after a decade of storms, facing political and social impacts. The climate crisis is already causing the first evictions in Catalonia and the resignation of the municipality's mayor.

Australia, Canada sign new deals on critical minerals

Australia and Canada have signed agreements to enhance cooperation on critical minerals crucial for clean energy and technology sectors. The deals aim to strengthen supply chains, promote sustainable mining practices, and support economic growth in both countries amid rising global demand for these resources. This partnership reflects their commitment to securing stable access to essential minerals and advancing green energy initiatives.

Oil leaps 3% on supply concerns as Iran conflict widens

Oil prices surged 3% amid escalating tensions in Iran, raising fears of disrupted supply. The widening conflict in the region threatens key oil export routes, prompting concerns over global energy security and pushing markets higher.

Iran launches wave of missiles at Israel; US Republicans block measure to halt US air campaign

Iran fired multiple missiles at Israel amid escalating regional tensions. Concurrently, US Republicans blocked a congressional measure intended to halt the US air campaign in response to the conflict. The situation highlights increasing instability in the Middle East and political divisions in the US over military involvement.

Oil prices jump over 4% as Middle East war escalates, fuels supply fears

Oil prices surged over 4% amid escalating conflict in the Middle East, raising concerns about potential disruptions in oil supply. The intensifying war has heightened market fears, driving crude prices higher as investors brace for possible shortages and increased geopolitical risks impacting energy exports.

Trafigura, Venezuelan mining firm sign deal for up to 1,000 kg of gold, Axios reports

Trafigura has signed a deal with a Venezuelan mining company to purchase up to 1,000 kilograms of gold. The agreement aims to boost gold exports amid Venezuela's economic challenges. This partnership reflects Trafigura's expanding interest in Latin American markets and Venezuela's efforts to attract foreign investment in its mining sector.

Gold gives back gains as US dollar rebounds; Middle East war continues

Gold prices fell after earlier gains as the US dollar strengthened, affecting demand for safe-haven assets. Investors remain cautious amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, which continue to influence market sentiment and commodity prices. Economic data and central bank signals also contributed to the dollar's rebound, putting pressure on gold despite geopolitical tensions.

Cuba hit by widespread power blackout amid US oil chokehold

Cuba experienced a massive power blackout affecting much of the country, worsening ongoing energy shortages. The crisis is linked to reductions in oil supplies, partly due to US sanctions restricting Cuba's access to foreign oil. Authorities are working to restore power while grappling with deteriorating infrastructure and economic challenges intensified by the blockade.

More than 2,000 Canadians request assistance leaving Middle East, official says

Over 2,000 Canadians have sought help from the government to leave the Middle East amid escalating tensions. Authorities are coordinating evacuations and providing travel updates to ensure the safety of citizens in the region. The situation remains fluid, with officials urging travelers to stay informed and follow guidance.

Israel orders Lebanese to leave swathe of the south ‘immediately’

Israel has ordered Lebanese residents to evacuate a large area in southern Lebanon immediately, citing security concerns amid rising tensions. The directive aims to prevent potential harm as military activities around the border intensify, reflecting the ongoing volatility in the region. This move highlights escalating fears of conflict between Israel and groups operating in southern Lebanon.

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DHL sees higher 2026 operating profit even as geopolitical environment worsens

DHL expects its operating profit to rise by 2026 despite worsening geopolitical tensions. The logistics giant cites ongoing global challenges but remains confident in its growth strategy and market position to boost profitability in the coming years.

Exclusive – Ukraine’s F-16 jets were starved of US-made missiles for weeks

Ukraine's newly acquired F-16 jets faced a shortage of US-made missiles for several weeks, impacting their combat readiness. Delays in missile deliveries from the US hindered Ukraine's ability to fully utilize these advanced fighter jets amid ongoing conflict. Efforts are underway to resolve supply issues and ensure consistent missile availability to support Ukraine’s defense needs.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 2.20%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index falling 2.20%. Market sentiment was impacted by global economic concerns and profit-taking activities, leading to a broad sell-off. Key sectors, including technology, faced notable declines amid ongoing uncertainties and external market pressures.

Nvidia reallocates TSMC production as export controls stall China sales - FT

Nvidia is shifting chip production away from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) due to U.S. export restrictions limiting sales to China. The move aims to navigate regulatory challenges and sustain supply by reallocating production to other locations, affecting Nvidia’s access to the Chinese market amid increasing geopolitical tensions.

Asian shares surge, led by KOSPI; Treasuries fall as traders weigh war impact

Asian stocks rose sharply, with South Korea's KOSPI leading gains, driven by optimism despite geopolitical tensions. US Treasury yields fell as investors reassessed risks from ongoing conflict. Markets balanced war concerns with hopes for easing supply disruptions and continued stimulus support, reflecting cautious but improved sentiment across the region.

Airline shares rebound as trickle of Middle East flights resume

Airline shares rose as limited flights between the Middle East and other regions resumed, signaling a cautious recovery in air travel. The easing of restrictions has boosted investor confidence, although the industry remains cautious amid ongoing uncertainties. This gradual return of services is seen as a positive step toward normalizing the global aviation sector.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.44%

Australian shares rose at the close, with the S&P/ASX 200 index gaining 0.44%. Positive investor sentiment was driven by strong corporate earnings reports and optimism in key sectors, supporting overall market strength.

Shin-Etsu Chemical jumps on report of $3.4 bln US investment for PVC materials

Shin-Etsu Chemical's shares rose following reports it plans to invest $3.4 billion in the U.S. to expand production of PVC materials. The investment aims to boost capacity and meet growing demand in the American market, reinforcing the company's position in the global chemical industry.

Nvidia refocuses TSMC capacity as export controls stall China sales, FT reports

Nvidia is redirecting chip production capacity at TSMC away from China due to U.S. export controls limiting sales to the region. The restrictions have hindered Nvidia's ability to supply advanced GPUs to Chinese customers, prompting the company to adjust its manufacturing strategy to focus on other markets. This shift reflects the growing impact of geopolitical tensions on the global semiconductor supply chain.

OpenAI tops $25 billion in annualized revenue, The Information reports

OpenAI has reportedly surpassed $25 billion in annualized revenue, driven by strong demand for its AI products like ChatGPT. This milestone reflects the company’s rapid growth and significant market impact in the AI industry, as it continues expanding its offerings and user base worldwide.

Australia trade surplus narrows unexpectedly in January as exports slip

Australia's trade surplus narrowed unexpectedly in January due to a decline in exports, reflecting weaker demand for key commodities. Despite strong import growth driven by domestic activity, the lower export earnings led to a reduced surplus, signaling potential challenges ahead for the trade sector and impacting economic growth forecasts.

China sets 2026 economic growth target at 4.5%-5%

China has announced its economic growth target for 2026 at 4.5%-5%, aiming to balance development amid global uncertainties. The target reflects a moderate pace, focusing on sustainable growth, innovation, and domestic consumption to navigate challenges such as external trade pressures and shifting global markets. The plan underscores China’s commitment to stability while pursuing long-term economic modernization.

Manufacturing rises as tariffs weigh on consumers, Fed Beige Book shows

The Fed's Beige Book reports an increase in manufacturing activity despite consumer spending being restrained by tariffs. Businesses face higher input costs, but demand remains steady, supporting growth. However, the tariff impact continues to pressure consumer behavior and supply chains, creating mixed economic signals across regions.

Crude Oil Inventories Rise More Than Expected, Impacting Prices

U.S. crude oil inventories increased more than anticipated, leading to a decline in oil prices. The rise suggests weaker demand or oversupply in the market. This inventory build has influenced trader sentiment, contributing to price adjustments amid ongoing global economic concerns.

US services sector hits 3-1/2-year high, risks loom from Middle East war

The US services sector reached a 3.5-year peak, signaling strong economic growth driven by robust demand. However, uncertainties persist due to escalating conflicts in the Middle East, which could disrupt supply chains and increase energy prices, potentially impacting the sector's momentum going forward.

ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI Surpasses Expectations, Signals Economic Strength

The ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI exceeded forecasts, indicating robust growth in the service sector. Key components such as new orders and employment showed significant improvement, reflecting strong economic momentum despite ongoing inflation concerns. This suggests continued expansion in non-manufacturing industries, supporting overall economic resilience.

Canada’s services PMI shows activity declining further in February

Canada’s services PMI fell further in February, indicating a contraction in the sector. Reduced customer demand and ongoing economic uncertainties contributed to the decline. Despite challenges, some firms remain optimistic about future growth. The downturn reflects broader economic pressures affecting the Canadian services industry.

U.S. Services PMI Falls Short of Expectations, Signals Slower Growth

The U.S. Services PMI missed forecasts, indicating a slowdown in the sector's growth. Factors include reduced client demand and rising operational costs, suggesting cautious business sentiment. This points to a potential easing in economic momentum as service providers face increased challenges.

U.S. private payrolls increase by more than expected in February - ADP

U.S. private sector employment rose by 242,000 jobs in February, surpassing economists' expectations. The ADP report indicates strong labor market momentum despite concerns over economic slowdown. Growth was seen across goods-producing and service sectors, suggesting continued resilience in the job market ahead of the government's official employment data release.

ADP nonfarm employment change surpasses expectations with 63K increase

ADP reported a 63,000 increase in nonfarm employment, exceeding analyst predictions. This rise indicates ongoing strength in the labor market, despite broader economic uncertainties. The data suggests employers continue to add jobs steadily, signaling resilience in workforce demand.

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Analysis - German bonds slip from most favored havens in safety dash

German bonds, once top safe-haven assets, have lost appeal amid shifting market dynamics. Investors are diversifying into other assets as global economic concerns and monetary policies evolve. This trend reflects changing risk assessments and reduced demand for traditionally stable German securities in the current safety-driven market environment.

Iran crisis could disrupt supply of key chipmaking materials, South Korea warns

South Korea has warned that the ongoing crisis in Iran may disrupt the global supply of crucial materials used in semiconductor manufacturing. The instability threatens to impact chip production worldwide, highlighting the vulnerability of supply chains reliant on the region. This comes amid rising geopolitical tensions, prompting industry and governments to seek alternative sources to mitigate potential shortages.

China to inject $44 billion into state banks, boost tech financing

China plans to inject $44 billion into its state-owned banks to enhance their lending capacity, focusing on boosting financing for technology firms. This move aims to support innovation and economic stability amid global uncertainties, reflecting the government's commitment to strengthening the tech sector and sustaining growth.

Exclusive - Euro zone banks face multiple threats from Iran war, ECB supervisor says

Euro zone banks could face significant risks from the Iran war, including disruptions to energy supplies and heightened geopolitical uncertainty, the ECB's top banking supervisor warned. These challenges may impact financial stability and require banks to strengthen risk management and capital buffers to withstand potential shocks.

Morning Bid: ‘Bump on the road’ or gaping chasm?

The article examines whether recent market turbulence signals a minor setback or a major crisis. Analysts debate if current economic indicators point to sustained growth or a looming downturn. Investor sentiment remains cautious as geopolitical tensions, inflation concerns, and central bank policies create uncertainty. The outcome hinges on upcoming data and policy responses shaping the broader financial landscape.

China ramps up ’high stakes’ tech race with US as economic imbalances deepen

China is intensifying its technology competition with the US amid growing economic disparities. Beijing is investing heavily in advanced tech sectors like AI and semiconductors to reduce dependency on American technology. This escalation reflects a broader strategic push by China to secure technological leadership and economic resilience as tensions between the two nations increase.

Alibaba forms task force to boost AI development after Qwen chief’s exit

Alibaba has established a new task force to accelerate AI research and development following the departure of the Qwen project’s chief. This move aims to strengthen the company’s position in the competitive AI landscape and ensure continued innovation in advanced technologies. The task force will focus on enhancing AI capabilities and integrating them into Alibaba’s services and products.

Foreign selloff in Asia stocks continues in February; Seoul hardest hit

Foreign investors continued to sell Asian stocks in February, intensifying the downtrend. South Korea’s market experienced the largest outflows, with sustained selling pressure impacting its equities. Other regional markets also faced foreign selling, reflecting global uncertainties and risk aversion among overseas investors. The trend underscores ongoing challenges in attracting foreign capital to Asian stock markets.

China’s parliament rolls out economic, political blueprint; here’s what you need to know

China’s parliament unveiled key economic and political plans focusing on growth, innovation, and stability. The blueprint includes targets for GDP expansion, technological advancements, and reforms to improve governance. Emphasis is placed on sustainable development and maintaining social harmony amid global challenges, outlining strategic priorities to boost China's global competitiveness and domestic prosperity.

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Bitcoin surges above $73k as risk assets catch a bid; Trump comments in focus

Bitcoin jumped above $73,000 amid a broad rally in risk assets, driven by positive market sentiment. Investors reacted to recent comments from former President Trump, adding momentum to the surge. The rally reflects increased appetite for risk and optimism about the economic outlook.

Byreal Launches First AI Copy Farming Skillset, Becoming Most Agent-Native on Solana DEX

Byreal has introduced the first AI-powered copy farming skillset, enhancing user experience on the Solana decentralized exchange (DEX). This innovation positions Byreal as the most agent-native platform on Solana DEX, enabling users to automate and optimize farming strategies efficiently through AI integration.

Smart Investing Starts Here: Unlocking 55,000 USDT in Rewards with DCA Strategy on Bybit

Bybit launches a campaign offering up to 55,000 USDT in rewards for users employing the Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) investment strategy. This initiative aims to encourage consistent investing, allowing participants to earn bonuses by regularly purchasing cryptocurrencies, promoting smarter, lower-risk investment habits. The campaign supports users in maximizing returns through disciplined, automated crypto investments.

Bybit EU’s Crypto Card and Exchange Platform Recognized at Crypto Expo Europe 2026

Bybit EU's crypto card and exchange platform received accolades at Crypto Expo Europe 2026, highlighting their innovation and user-centric approach. The recognition underscores Bybit's growing influence in the European crypto market and commitment to enhancing digital asset accessibility and security for users across the region.

Transacta Partners with CryptoJets to Support Growing Demand for Crypto Payments in Private Aviation

Transacta has formed a partnership with CryptoJets to enhance crypto payment options in private aviation. This collaboration aims to meet increasing demand from clients seeking secure, efficient cryptocurrency transactions when booking private flights, signaling a growing acceptance of digital currencies in the luxury travel sector.

Bitcoin slips, hovers near $68k as traders shun risk assets amid Iran conflict

Bitcoin's price dropped slightly, staying close to $68,000, as traders moved away from riskier assets amid rising tensions in Iran. Market uncertainty linked to geopolitical conflicts caused cautious trading, impacting crypto market sentiment and leading investors to prefer safer options.

Threshold Launches All-in-One Bitcoin Liquidity App

Threshold has introduced a new all-in-one Bitcoin liquidity app designed to simplify and enhance digital asset management. The app integrates multiple liquidity sources, providing users with seamless access to bitcoin trading, storage, and transfer services in one platform, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce transaction costs for both retail and institutional investors.

BitGo expands crypto service to European Economic Area

BitGo has extended its crypto custody and financial services to the European Economic Area. This expansion aims to support institutional clients with secure digital asset management and compliant operations in Europe, enhancing BitGo's global presence and catering to the growing demand for regulated crypto services across the region.

Bybit Launches “Earn Carnival” Campaign With Up to 12% APR Opportunities and 2.5 Million USDT Prize Pool

Bybit has introduced the “Earn Carnival” campaign, offering users up to 12% APR on various earning products. The promotion includes flexible and fixed lock-up options, aiming to boost passive income opportunities. Additionally, participants can compete for a 2.5 million USDT prize pool, enhancing engagement and rewards during the campaign period.

Exclusive: Silverflow secures $40 million as near-billion-transaction surge draws new backers

Silverflow raised $40 million amid a surge nearing one billion transactions processed on its platform. The fintech startup attracted new investors due to its innovative payment infrastructure, which supports seamless real-time transactions for businesses. This funding will accelerate product development and market expansion, reinforcing Silverflow's position in the growing digital payments sector.

Symrise 2025 presentation: record cash flow, inaugural buyback unveiled

Symrise reported record cash flow and announced its first-ever share buyback in the 2025 presentation. The company highlighted strong financial performance and strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing shareholder value and supporting sustainable growth.

Medline Stockholders Price Secondary Offering at $41 per Share

Medline stockholders have set the price for their secondary offering at $41 per share, aiming to raise capital through the sale of existing shares. This offering allows current investors to liquidate part of their holdings, impacting stock liquidity and market dynamics. The pricing reflects market demand and company valuation at the time of the announcement.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Roku stock, buys Amazon shares

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest has sold its stake in Roku, reallocating funds to increase its position in Amazon shares. This move reflects ARK’s strategic shift towards Amazon, anticipating growth and potential in its business, while exiting Roku amid changing market dynamics.

Blue Hat postpones reverse stock split to March 9

Blue Hat, initially planning a reverse stock split, has postponed the action to March 9. The delay aims to better align with market conditions and shareholder interests. Further updates will be provided as the company approaches the new date.

Walmart opens new Supercenter in The Villages, Florida

Walmart has opened a new Supercenter in The Villages, Florida, offering a wide range of groceries, apparel, and household items. The store aims to serve the growing community with convenient shopping hours and enhanced services, including a pharmacy and garden center. This expansion reflects Walmart’s commitment to meeting the needs of local residents and supporting the area's economic growth.

Webull Q4 2025 slides: revenue surges 50%, profitability inflection achieved

Webull reported a 50% revenue increase in Q4 2025, marking a significant growth milestone. The company also achieved a key profitability inflection point, signaling improved financial health and operational efficiency. This performance highlights Webull's successful expansion and strategic execution in the competitive trading platform market.

Veeva Systems Q4’26 slides: revenue beats forecast, margins strong

Veeva Systems reported Q4 2026 results with revenue exceeding forecasts and strong profit margins. The company highlighted robust growth driven by cloud subscriptions and increased customer demand. Guidance for the upcoming quarter also remains positive, reinforcing confidence in sustained performance amid competitive market conditions.

Okta Q4 FY26 slides: revenue beats forecast, AI focus sharpens

Okta reported Q4 FY26 revenue surpassing forecasts, driven by strong customer growth and expanded enterprise deals. The company highlighted increased investments in AI technologies to enhance product offerings and security features. Management emphasized AI as a key focus area moving forward, aiming to leverage machine learning for identity management and threat detection improvements. Future guidance remains optimistic amid growing digital security demand.

Vinci Partners Q4 2025 slides: earnings surge 22%, AuM reaches R$354B

Vinci Partners reported a 22% rise in earnings for Q4 2025, driven by strong performance across asset classes. Assets under management (AuM) increased to R$354 billion, reflecting continued investor confidence. The firm highlighted growth in private equity and real estate investments, contributing to robust financial results and positioning Vinci Partners for sustained expansion.