News Summary - 03/06/2026

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'What is the game plan?': The Iran war is unsettling China and its ambitions

While not directly impacted by the Middle East conflict, China senses growing regional instability, threatening its economic and strategic goals. The Iran war challenges China's ambitions, prompting concerns over supply chains, energy security, and diplomatic influence as Beijing weighs its response amid escalating tensions.

Trump cuts his losses on Noem after controversial tenure at homeland security

Noem began as a promising figure in the administration but has encountered increasing criticism recently, leading Trump to distance himself from her amid growing controversies.

US and Venezuela agree to resume diplomatic ties after Maduro capture

The US and Venezuela agreed to restore diplomatic relations following the US capture of Venezuelan leader Maduro and his wife. Both countries pledged to work together to promote regional stability.

'We have been preparing': Why the boots on the ground in Iran could be Kurdish

Iranian Kurdish opposition groups based in northern Iraq say they are preparing to cross into Iran amid unrest but deny having done so yet. They emphasize ongoing planning efforts as tensions rise in the region.

US asked Ukraine for help fighting Iranian drones, Zelensky says

Ukraine's President Zelensky revealed that the US requested Ukraine's assistance in combating Iranian drones. However, Kyiv emphasized it would only provide help if its own air defenses remain sufficiently intact and are not weakened by the support effort.

Ukraine accuses Hungary of taking seven people hostage

Seven employees transporting $80 million in cash between Austria and Ukraine were reportedly taken hostage, leading to accusations from Ukraine against Hungary.

Israel strikes Beirut after evacuation warning sparks panic

Israel intensified strikes across Lebanon, prompting an unprecedented evacuation warning for the Hezbollah stronghold. The alert caused widespread panic and massive traffic jams as residents rushed to leave the area.

Anthropic vows to sue Pentagon over risk designation

Anthropic, an AI company, plans to sue the Pentagon after being designated as a supply chain risk. This marks the first time a US company has received such a designation, raising significant concerns within the industry.

Savannah Guthrie plans return to NBC as search for missing mother continues

Savannah Guthrie visited her NBC colleagues nearly five weeks after her mother went missing, signaling her planned return to the Today programme amid the ongoing search.

Canadian Teen Died from Drowning After Dingo Attack in Australia

Piper James, a Canadian teenager, was found dead in January on the island of K’Gari, Australia. Her body was discovered surrounded by dingoes, indicating that she likely died from drowning following a dingo attack.

Finland plans to lift decades-old ban on hosting nuclear weapons

Finland's government announced plans to end its long-standing ban on hosting nuclear weapons, citing a significantly changed defense landscape following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This marks a major shift in the country's security policy in response to increased regional threats.

Ecuadorian troops find 35m-long 'narco-sub' hidden in nature reserve

Ecuadorian military discovered a 35-meter long narco-submarine hidden in a nature reserve. The drug-smuggling vessel was fully fueled and prepared for departure, indicating it was ready for illicit drug transport operations.

Britney Spears arrested in California on suspicion of driving under the influence

Britney Spears was arrested by the California Highway Patrol at approximately 9:30 PM PT on Wednesday on suspicion of driving under the influence.

Texas lawmaker admits 'lapse in judgment' in affair with aide

Texas Republican Tony Gonzales acknowledged a "lapse in judgment" regarding an affair with a congressional aide. This admission follows the launch of an ethics investigation by a House panel into his conduct.

Conservative Anglicans pull back from electing rival to Archbishop of Canterbury

Conservative Anglicans have decided not to elect a rival leader holding the same title as Sarah Mullally, the first female head of the Church of England, after initially planning to do so.

Azerbaijan says Iran struck its territory, as war spills over border

President Ilham Aliyev condemned Iran's drone strikes on Azerbaijani territory as acts of terror, prompting him to place the country's armed forces on high alert amid escalating regional tensions.

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

Ethiopia is piloting unmanned 'smart' police stations as part of its wider effort to adopt digital technologies, aiming to modernize law enforcement and improve public access without the need for on-site officers.

These women fought in Ethiopia's last civil war and warn against another one

Women who fought in Ethiopia's northern Tigray conflict share how the war devastated their lives. They express deep concerns about the possibility of renewed fighting, urging for peace to prevent further suffering.

Iran's high-risk war strategy seems to centre on endurance and deterrence

Tehran relies on a strategy that emphasizes enduring strikes longer than its enemies can bear, focusing on withstanding pain and costs to deter adversaries, reports BBC Persian's Amir Azimi.

Israelis back war with Iran despite uncertainty and fatigue

Despite fatigue from frequent air raid alerts and ongoing instability, Israelis largely support the US-Israeli military campaign against Iran, showing broad backing amid uncertainty.

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

Recently released Venezuelan prisoners reveal harsh jail conditions and detail how inmates used creative methods like smuggling messages through 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 fueled by abundant weapons and a history of prolonged wars, creating a persistent and troubling cycle of violence on both sides.

How depleted weapons stockpiles could affect the Iran conflict

BBC's Jonathan Beale explains that while weapons stockpiles won't solely determine the outcome of the Iran conflict, their depletion is a crucial factor influencing the situation and the potential strategies involved.

Checkpoints Everywhere and Internet Blackouts: Life in Iran as US-Israeli Strikes Intensify

Iranians face heightened security measures, including numerous checkpoints and internet blackouts, amid escalating US-Israeli strikes. Daily life is marked by efforts to stay connected with loved ones despite communication disruptions and ongoing crackdowns.

Watershed moment as Russia's sporting exile ends

Russia's return to global sports at the Winter Paralympics marks a significant shift after years of exclusion. Sports Editor Dan Roan explores the implications of this move, considering how it might influence Russia's participation and perception in other international sporting events.

Timelapse shows change in the flow of ships in the Strait of Hormuz

A timelapse of marine traffic reveals a noticeable decrease in ship flow through the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting changes in maritime activity in this strategic waterway.

Watch: Moment wolf rescued from canal in northern Italy

The Italian fire brigade released a video capturing the dramatic rescue of a wolf trapped in a canal beneath a bridge in northern Italy. Emergency responders successfully saved the animal from the water, highlighting their efforts in wildlife protection.

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

Reporting from Metula, Israel, near the Lebanon border, BBC's Jon Donnison captured sounds resembling intense gunfire, indicating a possible armed conflict in the area.

Watch: Footage from across Iran shows scale of strikes

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

The frigate that Sánchez sends to Cyprus will position itself between the Iranian launchers and the island: "It has the capability and authority to attack"

The frigate sent to Cyprus by Sánchez is equipped with offensive capabilities, including cannons, submarine capacity, and a helicopter, and can attack if necessary, positioning itself between the Iranian launchers and the island.

This is the frigate 'Cristóbal Colón' that Spain is deploying in Cyprus, the most advanced in the Navy

The frigate 'Cristóbal Colón', the most advanced in the Spanish Navy, is equipped with modern combat and identification systems, a multifunction SPY-1D(V) radar, various armaments, artillery, and torpedoes. Its crew consists of 205 members.

War in Iran and latest updates on the Israel and USA attack, live | Israel launches a new "large-scale" wave against Tehran and intensifies bombings over Beirut

The USA and Israel have intensified their attacks against Iran, launching a new large-scale wave against Tehran and increasing bombings over Beirut. The situation in the Middle East worsens as clashes continue and regional tensions grow, amidst a diplomatic clash between Trump and Spain.

Tension in Cyprus: "The Government is Sending Us Alerts, Possible Shelters Are Being Reported... They Are Preparing Us for Another Scenario"

Cypriots continue their daily lives while Greece, France, Italy, the United Kingdom, and Spain send frigates to protect the island. The Government of Cyprus is preparing shelters and issuing emergency alerts in response to a possible change in the situation.

Iran takes the war to Azerbaijan as Lebanese flee Beirut following Israel's threat of massive bombings

Iran escalates the conflict in Azerbaijan, increasing regional tensions. Meanwhile, in Lebanon, thousands of Lebanese are fleeing Beirut amid Israel's threat of carrying out massive bombings, generating fear and a humanitarian crisis.

Saddam Hussein is not the Ayatollahs: Iran's nuclear threat is more real than the Iraqi "weapons of mass destruction"

Experts consulted by 20minutos acknowledge Iran's nuclear capabilities, pointing out that the threat is more tangible than Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction. However, for now, they rule out the presence of U.S. troops on Iranian soil.

Can Iran’s 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, although none of its rockets exceed a range of 2,000 km, which limits their ability to reach as far as Spain.

Going Around with the No to War

European Democrats in 1939 urged Washington to support the war, arguing that a "yes to the war" would have prevented much subsequent suffering in the world.

Iran Bombards Kurdish Positions on the Border Preventively to Prevent an Incursion to Overthrow the Regime

The Iranian army bombarded Kurdish positions on the border and attacked the headquarters of Kurdish forces in northern Iraq in a preventive action to avoid a possible incursion aimed at overthrowing the regime, according to BBC reports.

The Lighthouse of the World

Trump's immigration policy has intensified the arbitrary detention of Hispanics, promoting practices that violate international law and affecting the human rights of migrants.

This is the Patriot system that Spain has in Turkey: an anti-missile battery to detect threats in NATO's sky

Spain has three Patriot anti-missile batteries, each costing about 400 million euros. It currently has one in Turkey to detect threats in NATO airspace. Additionally, it has purchased four more units, but will not receive them before 2030.

Sánchez Seeks to Maintain His Role as 'Anti-Trump' Reference with a Major International Summit in Barcelona

The summit in Barcelona aims to bring together global progressive leaders to confront reactionary forces. Lula da Silva confirmed his attendance on April 17 for a bilateral meeting with Sánchez, although no further official confirmations have been made.

Trump escalates his clash with Sánchez over not supporting the war against Iran: "Spain is a loser country"

The President of the USA has intensified his criticisms towards Pedro Sánchez's Government for not increasing defense spending, labeling Spain as "a loser country" and "very hostile to NATO" due to its stance on the war against Iran.

Expectation in the Automotive Sector Regarding the Effects of the War: "It Could Be a Lever for Electric Vehicles"

The war in the Middle East is generating uncertainty in the automotive sector, but it is also seen as a possible opportunity to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles, given the impact on energy prices and the need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

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

NATO's Article 5 establishes collective defense, where an attack against one member is considered an attack against all, which could involve Europe in wars. The United States maintains that its activation applies only in specific cases of direct armed aggression, seeking to limit its application to avoid unnecessary conflicts.

The US Has Sunk Iran’s Flagship Like in World War II: This Was the Torpedo Attack

The US military command claims to have sunk the Iranian flagship through a torpedo attack, comparable to World War II tactics, and states 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

The United States claims that since the beginning of the war they have sunk 17 Iranian vessels and attacked more than 20 in total, in a context that includes the recent death of more than 80 people and several missing following a US submarine attack on an Iranian warship in Sri Lanka.

María Guijarro, Secretary of State for Equality: "Feminism faces the challenge of reaching young people"

María Guijarro, in her first International Women’s Day (March 8) as Secretary of State for Equality, highlights the importance of connecting feminism with new generations. She emphasizes the challenge of getting young people involved and advocating for equality by adapting messages to their interests and language to advance gender rights and equity.

Equals for Today

Feminism will take to the streets this Sunday to demand rights, but it will do so divided, making it harder to raise social awareness about a goal that remains necessary.

Storm Regina will cause heavy rains today before the arrival of a new DANA

Aemet has issued alerts in 12 autonomous communities as well as in Ceuta and Melilla due to the heavy rains brought by Storm Regina, ahead of the arrival of a new DANA.

Storm Regina topples the historic Drago of San Francisco in Los Realejos, over 200 years old

The historic Drago of San Francisco in Los Realejos, over 200 years old, has been toppled due to heavy rains and wind gusts caused by Storm Regina in the Canary Islands.

This Was the Islero Project, Spain's Plan to Build Its Own Atomic Bomb

The Islero project was a secret plan in Spain during the 20th century to develop its own atomic bomb, motivated by the strategic importance of nuclear weapons in the global balance of power.

The ordeal of Alonso continues: he does not participate in the free practice due to "a problem with the power unit" of his Aston Martin

Fernando Alonso was unable to take part in the first free practice session in Australia due to a problem with the power unit of his Aston Martin.

The Big Kickoff of 'Supervivientes' with María Lamela from the Cayos Cochinos, the First Tensions and Nominees

Supervivientes 2026 kicks off with María Lamela as the new host from Cayos Cochinos. The first tensions among contestants are already unfolding, and the first nominees have been announced in the Telecinco reality show.

Marc Giró's Criticism of 'El Hormiguero' During His Visit: "Sometimes, You Analyze Pedro Sánchez Very Closely"

Marc Giró visited 'El Hormiguero' to present his new show 'Cara al show' on La Sexta, after joining Atresmedia. During the visit, he criticized that the program sometimes analyzes President Pedro Sánchez's actions with excessive detail.

The Six Best Interest-Bearing Accounts with No Conditions or Fees to Earn Money in March

These interest-bearing accounts offer secure returns for your savings with no conditions or fees, allowing you to access your balance at any time. They are an ideal option to earn money with liquidity and without complications.

Vox informs the PP that it will again vote against the investiture of María Guardiola as president of Extremadura

Vox has informed the PP that it will once again vote against the investiture of María Guardiola as president of Extremadura. A two-month period is opened for both parties to try to reach an agreement and avoid new elections.

La Mari from Chambao updates her health status: "I am adapting"

La Mari from Chambao shared an update about her health after undergoing surgery for breast cancer in 2025. In her latest interview with David Broncano, she detailed how she is progressing and expressed that she is in the process of adapting to her new situation.

William Levy could be evicted for owing the bank "more than two million"

Contributor Álex Álvarez revealed on Telecinco that William Levy is facing a possible eviction due to a bank debt exceeding two million euros.

The Prosecutor's Office Seeks 10 and a Half Years in Prison for Footballer Rafa Mir for Sexual Assault

Rafa Mir, forward for Elche, was arrested in September 2024 while playing for Valencia, following a complaint of sexual assault. The Prosecutor's Office is requesting a sentence of 10 and a half years in prison for the footballer.

The US and Venezuela Restore Diplomatic Relations, Severed Since Early 2019

The United States and Venezuela have restored their diplomatic relations, aiming to promote stability, support economic recovery, and advance political reconciliation, according to the US Department of State.

The Trump Administration Negotiates a Multimillion-Dollar Deal with Venezuela to Sell Gold

Due to the U.S. attack on Iran and its impact on the Strait of Hormuz, gold has become a safe haven asset for investors. In this context, the Trump Administration is negotiating a multimillion-dollar deal with Venezuela to sell gold.

Mañueco rejects Martínez's proposal that the most voted list should govern in Castilla y León, and Vox refuses to discuss pacts

In the first electoral debate prior to the March 15 elections in Castilla y León, Mañueco (PP) rejected Martínez's (PSOE) proposal that the most voted list should govern. Meanwhile, Vox refused to discuss possible pacts, maintaining a firm stance in political negotiations.

Uproar Over the Painting of Pedro Sánchez Nude: "He Is Very Well Endowed"

A work depicting President Pedro Sánchez naked alongside his wife, Begoña Gómez, has caused a stir and sparked comments, highlighting the bold representation and physical details of the leader.

Trump fires Kristi Noem, Secretary of Homeland Security, following controversial ICE actions

Kristi Noem, responsible for the migration policy of the US president, will leave her position as Secretary of Homeland Security on March 31, after controversies related to ICE's actions.

One young person dead and three seriously injured in a traffic accident in Fuenlabrada: the vehicle rolled over several times

A vehicle left the road at kilometer 12 in Fuenlabrada, crashed into the side barriers, and rolled over several times. The accident resulted in one young person dead and three people seriously injured.

The judge asks Adif to refrain from carrying out maintenance work on the Adamuz section without 15 days' prior notice

The judge has ordered Adif not to carry out maintenance work on the Adamuz section without giving at least 15 days' notice. Adif had scheduled work on the tracks from March 3 to 4, but must respect the prior notice requirement to proceed.

Sarah Santaolalla, "deeply affected," recounts alleged harassment and injuries she attributes to Vito Quiles

Sarah Santaolalla explained on 'El tiempo justo' that she experienced pain in her neck, shoulder, and elbow, attributing these injuries and alleged harassment to Vito Quiles, showing that she is very affected by the situation.

A 25-Year-Old Influencer Dies in a Motorcycle Accident and Her Father Takes His Own Life Shortly After

Karla Thaynnara, a 25-year-old influencer, died in a motorcycle accident. Shortly after, her father, devastated by her loss, took his own life, leaving the community who followed them shocked and mourning the family tragedy.

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

Chris Martin ironically commented on the 'kisscam' incident where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting that one should make the best out of difficult situations.

Criticism of Los Morancos for their "unfortunate" comments about Jorge Javier Vázquez on 'El Hormiguero': "Embarrassing"

Los Morancos faced harsh criticism after making jokes about Jorge Javier Vázquez's cosmetic surgeries on 'El Hormiguero'. Their humor was even stopped by the host Pablo Motos, and many described the comments as "embarrassing" and out of place.

The body of Elena, the young woman who disappeared after the collapse of the Santander footbridge, is found

Elena, a 20-year-old student from Guadalajara, was found dead after disappearing during the collapse of the footbridge in Santander. She had been missing since the day of the accident.

U.S. Congressman Tony Gonzales Admits to Having a Romance with an Aide Who Committed Suicide

Congressman Tony Gonzales acknowledged having a romantic relationship with an aide who later took her own life, but denied pressuring her to send him sexual photos.

A car falls onto the TRAM tracks in Alicante near Villajoyosa and the train brakes just in time

A car fell onto the TRAM tracks near Montíboli in La Vila Joiosa, Alicante. The train managed to brake in time to avoid an accident, according to the Provincial Consortium.

Nacho Duato attacks Ana Rosa: "What a shame you don't wear a burka so we don't have to see your lying face"

Nacho Duato, former director of the National Dance Company, harshly criticized presenter Ana Rosa Quintana for her comments about the Goya Awards and the war in Iran, calling her a liar.

Britney Spears is arrested in California for drunk driving

Britney Spears was arrested in California for driving under the influence of alcohol. Authorities made the arrest after detecting signs of intoxication behind the wheel. The incident has generated concern and media attention about the singer.

Sacyr seeks a major contract with the concession of an 800 million highway in Chile

The Spanish construction company Sacyr is participating in the bidding for the concession of Route 5 Section Río Bueno-Puerto Montt in southern Chile, a project valued at 800 million euros.

'Bridgerton' Enters a Crisis After Benedict: The Dilemma of Eloise and Francesca

After the success of the season focused on Benedict, Netflix faces the challenge of maintaining interest in 'Bridgerton' with the new protagonists Eloise and Francesca, who must ensure the continuity of the series amid uncertainty about their acceptance.

The Best Brands Within Shein to Buy Trendy and Quality Clothing

Shein is popular among those looking to update their wardrobe with fashionable and quality garments without spending a lot of money, offering various brands that combine style and good prices.

Doctor Manuel Viso warns: "Cocoa is one of the foods highest in magnesium, but..."

Doctor Manuel Viso highlights the importance of maintaining adequate magnesium levels, which can be obtained through a balanced diet that includes foods rich in this mineral, such as cocoa.

AI is the Most Dangerous Weapon: Cybercriminals Can Attack in Just 27 Seconds

AI allows cybercriminals to automate tasks that used to take more time, enabling quick and efficient attacks. Thanks to this technology, they can launch attacks in as little as 27 seconds, significantly increasing the speed and reach of their malicious actions.

Ten Places to Take Photos in Paris: From Rue de l'Université to the Banks of the Seine

Paris, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, offers multiple ideal settings for taking unforgettable photographs, from the picturesque Rue de l'Université to the charming banks of the Seine.

Mercadona launches as a novelty some cereals that white chocolate lovers will adore: "They are delicious"

Mercadona introduces a new version of its cereals filled with white chocolate, which have quickly won over users on social media due to their delicious flavor.

From the Alps to Northern Europe: Skoda's 4x4s Win Over Users and Sales Keep Growing

Skoda expands its range of 4x4 vehicles, offering all-wheel-drive versions in both combustion engine and electric models, which increases their popularity and sales across various segments.

The War Spreads Across the Middle East: The Map of Attacks from Turkey to Cyprus

Violence in the Middle East extends from Iran to Cyprus, involving a dozen countries in military operations and attacks. The situation reflects a regional escalation with multiple parties affected and increasing tension in the area.

12th Edition of the Avanzadoras Awards: Women Who "Weave" a Community Beyond Borders

Oxfam Intermón, 20minutos, Nebrija University, and TeamLab announced the winners of the 12th Edition of the Avanzadoras Awards 2026, recognizing women who build supportive and transformative communities beyond borders.

Nearly One-Third of Generation Z Men Believe Women Should Obey Their Husbands

A study by Ipsos in 29 countries reveals that 33% of Generation Z men believe that the husband should have the final say in important decisions.

Joaquín Palacín, President of Chunta Aragonesista, Dies at 51

Joaquín Palacín, president of Chunta Aragonesista, has died at the age of 51 after a battle with cancer.

United States and Canada detect Russian military aircraft near Alaska

The North American Aerospace Defense Command reported the detection of Russian military aircraft near Alaska, without any incursion into airspace or being considered a threat.

Antonia San Juan's "terrible performance" on her social media that 'scares' her followers

Antonia San Juan shared on Instagram a sequence in which she humorously reflects on why she doesn’t have millions of followers on her social media. Her performance has surprised her followers.

Detained for occupying her own house: "I told them I was the owner, but they didn't let me prove it"

A young woman was detained for occupying her own home, despite proving her ownership. She attributes the confusion to the media focus on the squatting crisis, which influences the perceptions and decisions of the authorities.

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

Article 99.5 of the Personal Income Tax Law establishes that, if there are errors in payroll withholdings, the company can assume part of the corresponding payment, thus protecting the taxpayer against possible discrepancies in the income tax return.

Small gestures with which you can save and shield your electricity and gas bill if another energy crisis breaks out

March 5th marks World Energy Efficiency Day, promoting habits to reduce electricity and gas consumption. Small daily actions can help save money and protect the family budget against potential future energy crises.

The Cheapest Option if You Need to Change Cars: "You Can Recover Its Value"

Leasing, financing, and multi-option plans are popular methods for acquiring a vehicle. These alternatives allow you to access a car without purchasing it outright, enabling you to recover its value and make frequent vehicle changes more affordably and flexibly.

Brussels approves a Spanish plan of 200 million euros for the production of batteries for electric vehicles

Brussels has approved a Spanish plan of 200 million euros to boost the production of batteries for electric vehicles, including subsidies for key components and the recovery of essential raw materials.

Unfortunate Coincidence

Melania Trump presided over a session of the UN Security Council without mentioning the situation in the Middle East, which sparked surprise and criticism given the relevance of the topic on the international agenda.

Between Laughter, Botox, and Complexes

Jim Carrey received a prestigious film award in France, but his appearance sparked mockery on the internet due to his face, which many attributed to the use of Botox.

The Silent Burden

A child with extensive needs requires intensive care and significant expenses, which institutions often fail to recognize or adequately support.

Reality Surpasses Fiction

Iranian missiles now operate without restrictions in NATO airspace, and the recent sinking of an Iranian warship escalates the conflict, bringing it closer to the scenario of a possible World War.

One of the Largest Necropolises of Ancient Rome Discovered During Construction Work

Near the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls in Rome, one of the largest necropolises of the ancient city has been discovered, featuring frescoes, mosaics, and human skeletons, revealing valuable information about Roman funerary practices.

The Apartment for 1,300 Euros a Month Only Suitable for Artists and Creators: "People in the Trade Don't Need a Kitchen"

An apartment for 1,300 euros per month, exclusively targeted at artists and creators, is being offered without a kitchen, based on the argument that this group does not need one. The design and conditions aim to cater to the specific needs of those working in the cultural sector.

The TSJC confirms 20 years in prison for the accused of killing a man at a 'chemsex' party

The TSJC confirmed the 20-year prison sentence for the accused of killing a man at a 'chemsex' party. The jury dismissed the claim that drug use caused a psychotic episode, thereby rejecting the annulment of his intellectual faculties.

The Civil Guard Searches with Dogs and Drones for a 17-Year-Old Minor Missing in Santa María del Tiétar

The Civil Guard is searching for a 17-year-old minor who went missing in Santa María del Tiétar, focusing the search around the Pantano Pajarero area and using dogs and drones to scan the zone.

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Ten magical spots for tourists visiting Spain: do you know where they are?

Take part in this fun quiz to test your knowledge about ten magical places to visit in Spain, perfect for lovers of domestic tourism.

Felipe and Letizia tour ARCO in its 45th edition, marked by the call to lower the cultural VAT for galleries

Kings Felipe and Letizia visited the 45th edition of ARCO, focused on "the future of art." The fair highlighted the demand to reduce the cultural VAT affecting galleries, aiming to support the artistic sector and encourage its growth.

Topuria reveals how he prepared for one of his first UFC fights while sitting in a chair

The Hispanic-Georgian fighter Ilia Topuria revealed that he was injured during his second UFC fight and had to prepare while sitting in a chair due to his physical condition.

A Bacon Work Leads a Sotheby's Auction Raising 150 Million

Francis Bacon's Self-Portrait (1972) sold for 18.2 million euros, leading a Sotheby's auction that raised a total of 150 million euros.

Investigation into the Dissemination of a Sexual Video Involving Several Minors in Ibiza

Authorities are investigating the dissemination of a sexual video in Ibiza involving several minors. Initial hypotheses suggest that it could be a case of unlawful disclosure of secrets.

Investigation into the death of a man in the holding cells of the Marbella Local Police

A man died in the holding cells of the Marbella Local Police after being detained for allegedly attempting to assault an officer. Before being taken to the cells, he was transported to a health center. Authorities are investigating the case.

The day-to-day life of an artist: "Many times, my day is coming to look at a painting frustrated and saying, 'Where do I go from here?'"

Three artists reveal how their studios function as workshops, homes, and creative spaces. The daily routine of contemporary art is characterized by discipline, constant management, and uncertainty in the creative process.

Between Joy, Rejection, and Fear that the Same will Happen as in Venezuela: This is How Iranians in Spain Experience the US and Israel Attack

The Persian community in Spain wishes for the overthrow of the Ayatollahs' regime but is divided over the military intervention of the US and Israel against Iran, expressing feelings ranging from joy to rejection and fear of consequences similar to those in Venezuela.

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

AI-created music sparks debate due to minimal human involvement, raising questions about authorship. Experts highlight the need for a royalty to ensure artists receive compensation for the use of their works in algorithm training, confronting current legal gaps.

Alejandro and Javier Star in an Impressive Tie with 23 Correct Answers in the 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra'

Alejandro and Javier achieved an exciting tie with 23 correct answers each in the 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra', falling just two letters short of winning the 214,000-euro jackpot.

Exciting finale on 'The Price Is Right': Iván and his partner win the final showcase of €25,000

Iván and his partner won the final showcase of €25,000 on 'The Price Is Right,' taking home a prize package that included a year's worth of grocery shopping and a jet ski.

The Most Repeated Object Among 'Supervivientes' Contestants and Alberto Ávila’s Extra Prosthetic Leg

On 'Supervivientes', the most common personal item among the contestants is an essential element for their survival. Additionally, Alberto Ávila stands out for carrying an extra prosthetic leg with him, a detail that adds uniqueness to his participation in the show.

RTVE Launches Casting for 'Dog House', Seeking People Who Want Canine Companionship

RTVE has started the casting for the second season of 'Dog House', a program looking for people interested in having the companionship of dogs.

Nacho Duato on the conflict in the Middle East: "The Americans are the terrorists of the world"

Nacho Duato, Spanish dancer and choreographer, expressed in an interview on 'Directo al grano' a strong criticism towards the United States, calling them "the terrorists of the world" in the context of the conflict in the Middle East.

'Malas lenguas' discovers the only reservoir in Spain that is "almost dry" despite the rains

The Cuevas de Almanzora reservoir is at 5% of its capacity and is being supplied through a transfer, despite the recent rains that have affected Spain.

The way of life of a 'First Dates' diner leaves Sobera speechless: "Like the Cro-Magnons"

José Manuel surprised on 'First Dates' by confessing that he has stopped using shampoo, gel, and creams, using only seawater for his personal care, which left Carlos Sobera speechless, who commented that his lifestyle was "like the Cro-Magnons."

Tension on 'Espejo Público' over the 'no to war': "Sánchez wouldn’t act like this if Obama or Biden were in charge"

Afra Blanco points out that the limitation on the use of U.S. military bases in Spain is currently being properly managed, within a context of debate about Sánchez’s stance on the war and comparisons with leaders such as Obama or Biden.

The unexpected move by Kiko Rivera: the DJ shares a photo with his mother, Isabel Pantoja, on social media

Kiko Rivera shared a tender childhood photo with his mother, Isabel Pantoja, on social media. The image is accompanied by the song "Mi pequeño del alma," dedicated by Isabel to her son.

Isa Pantoja's Reaction to Kiko Rivera's Unexpected Post with Isabel Pantoja: "I'm in Shock"

Kiko Rivera shared an old photo with Isabel Pantoja on his social media, accompanied by the song "Mi pequeño del alma" and a white heart. The post surprised Isa Pantoja, who confessed to being "in shock" over this unexpected gesture.

Daphne Zuniga (63), from traveling the galaxy in fiction ('Galaxy Quest') to saving the planet in real life

Daphne Zuniga, actress and activist, has been aware from a young age of social inequalities and the climate emergency. Daughter of an exiled philosopher and a spiritual guide, she combines her artistic career with her commitment to protecting the planet.

The 'TikToker' Clerss renews her ID photo and the result leaves no one indifferent: "It was hard to come out worse"

Influencer Clerss shared on TikTok her experience with the bad photo on her new ID, describing it as "horrible." Her video, which already has millions of views, shows how the result left no one indifferent due to the unpleasantness of the image.

Fani Carbajo Worried About Complications in Her Postoperative Period: "They Have to Operate on Me Again"

The influencer Fani Carbajo suffered a heavy bleeding that led her to the hospital emergency room, where it was reported that she will have to undergo another operation due to complications in her postoperative recovery.

Billy Joel sells his luxury property, including two homes and private coastline, for $35.7 million

Billy Joel has sold his luxury property valued at $35.7 million. The estate includes two homes and access to a private coastline, notable for its exclusivity and prime location.

The intimate pose of Úrsula Corberó, about to give birth, and Chino Darín, published now

Úrsula Corberó and Chino Darín share a tender moment with their followers, captured just before the arrival of their son Dante.

Lola Índigo, Katy Perry, Linkin Park, and Rod Stewart at Rock In Rio Lisbon 2026

The organizers of Rock In Rio Lisbon 2026 announced in Madrid that Lola Índigo, Katy Perry, Linkin Park, and Rod Stewart will be some of the featured artists at this edition of the festival.

Marina Barrial, 'influencer', erupts over comments about her physique: "You speak knowing the damage you cause"

Marina Barrial, influencer, responds forcefully to negative comments about her physique, highlighting the harm these opinions cause. The content creator criticizes the lack of empathy and raises awareness about the emotional impact these judgments have on people.

The story of the friendship between Rosario Flores and her manager and "sister" Mariola

Rosario Flores has stated that she considers Mariola, her manager and wife of Antonio Carmona, as a sister, highlighting the strong and close friendship they share.

This is Hugo Stuven, Michelle Jenner’s new partner

Michelle Jenner revealed her relationship with Hugo Stuven during the recent Goya Awards ceremony, announcing her new couple status publicly for the first time.

Images of the bombing of the complex where Khamenei met with his top officials

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

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

Celebrations were recorded both in Iran and among Iranian exiles in various countries following the news of the death of the supreme leader.

Mario Vaquerizo talks about the assault that the Gemeliers received

Mario Vaquerizo condemns the assault suffered by the Gemeliers, rejecting violence and insults. He states that "hitting and insulting is outdated" and defends that "being gay is not an insult." Additionally, he sends strength to the brothers so that they can resume their lives normally soon.

Concern about the cars, doubts in the top teams, and the drama of Alonso's Aston Martin: the new F1 kicks off in Australia

The 2026 Australian Grand Prix will debut the new F1 technical regulations, creating uncertainty about the performance of the cars and the development of the races, with particular focus on the doubts surrounding leading teams and issues with Fernando Alonso's Aston Martin.

F1 Calendar for 2026: dates and circuits of all the season's Grand Prix races and when the race in Madrid takes place

The 2026 Formula 1 season will feature 24 races, including two in Spain. This new phase comes with a significant change in the technical regulations, marking a revolution for the sport.

Controversy Over How Aleix Espargaró Overtakes a Car on His Bike: "It Doesn't Reflect Our Values"

Former MotoGP rider and team ambassador Aleix Espargaró performed a risky maneuver when overtaking a car on his bicycle while wearing one of his team jerseys. The act went viral and sparked controversy for being seen as contrary to the team's values.

Charles Oliveira, confident he will be the BMF champion: "I believe in the power I have to knock out Holloway"

Former lightweight champion Charles Oliveira will face Max Holloway for the BMF belt this weekend at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, confident in his power to knock out his opponent and become champion.

David Ferrer: "Carlos Alcaraz has managed the coaching change very well emotionally"

David Ferrer praised Carlos Alcaraz for handling the emotional challenge of parting ways with his coach of over seven years, highlighting the player's maturity amid the transition.

Morocco is left without a head coach three months before the World Cup: Walid Regragui announces his departure

Walid Regragui, coach of the Moroccan national team since 2022, announced his departure from the national team three months before the World Cup, saying goodbye to the squad this Thursday.

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

Audrey Pascual, Javier Marcos, and María Martín Granizo are the leaders of Spanish alpine skiing aiming to stand out at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Paralympic Games, marking a new era for Spanish winter sports.

From Intention to Impact

Progressive organizations recognize that diversity is not just a reputational aspect, but a key strategic element to achieve real and sustainable impact.

Fiapas Oversees the New Season of Peppa Pig, an Example of "Inclusion" for Children with Hearing Loss

On March 1st, Clan premiered the Peppa Pig episode "Hearing Test," in which George is diagnosed with a moderate hearing impairment, promoting inclusion. Fiapas supervised the season to support children with hearing loss.

A Group of Artists with Intellectual Disabilities Carves Out a Space at ARCO with the Support of Fundación ONCE

A group of students with intellectual disabilities from Málaga's 'Unidiversidad' program participate in ARCO with their own stand, thanks to the support of Fundación ONCE.

Dubai, from Residence of the Global Elite to Collateral Damage of Tensions in the Middle East

Muscat International Airport in Oman has become the main route for repatriates and wealthy families leaving the region on private jets, due to the increasing tensions in the Middle East affecting Dubai as a refuge for the global elite.

Declines Return to the Stock Markets Due to Tensions in the Middle East: The Ibex Clings to 17,400

The conflict in the Middle East is driving up the price of crude oil, which rises more than 15%, strengthening the dollar against the euro. This tension is causing declines in the stock markets, although the Ibex manages to stay close to 17,400 points.

Yolanda Díaz will monitor the economic impact of the war in the Middle East with unions and employers

The second vice president, Yolanda Díaz, will oversee the economic impact of the war in the Middle East together with unions and employers, noting that support measures from previous crises, such as temporary layoff schemes (ERTE) and bonuses, are ready to be implemented if necessary.

Spain will open two new trade offices in the USA to defend the interests of Spanish entrepreneurs

The Minister of Economy announced the opening of two new trade offices in Boston and Houston to support Spanish exporters established in the United States and defend their interests.

Omoda & Jaecoo Increases the Profitability of Its Commercial Network in Spain to 3.4% and Plans to Reach 115 Dealerships This Year

Omoda & Jaecoo has raised the profitability of its commercial network in Spain to 3.4% and plans to reach 115 dealerships this year, focusing on opening official dealerships in the south of Madrid and expanding into areas far from major cities.

Digi plans a capital increase of up to 200 million in its IPO in Spain

The Spanish subsidiary of the Romanian group Digi plans a capital increase of up to 200 million in its IPO, while monitoring the market to set dates. Additionally, it projects an investment of 400 million euros for the year 2026.

Mads Mikkelsen, actor: "I forget who I am until people stop me on the street. They usually don’t bother me, unless they have been drinking."

Mads Mikkelsen presents his new film, 'The Last Viking,' directed by Anders Thomas Jensen, in Spain. The dark comedy blends humor and humanism, highlighting the unsettling yet humane performance of the Danish actor.

Alexander Skarsgård, actor from 'Pillion': "It bothers me if I don't see the point of a sex scene"

Alexander Skarsgård discusses his role as a gay biker in Harry Lighton's film "Pillion," co-starring with Harry Melling. He expresses frustration when sexual scenes lack meaningful purpose in a story.

Why Are Motorcycles Linked to Leather and BDSM? The Real Story Behind 'Pillion' and Gay Biker Clubs

Guaymoteros, the Spanish LGTBI association, explains how gay biker clubs emerged in the 1940s and 1950s, connecting motorcycles, leather, and BDSM. This cultural phenomenon reflects an identity and community that has influenced the popularization of these symbols and styles within the collective.

Matthew Lillard ('Scream'), on the theory of Stu Macher and Billy Loomis as the first gay couple in horror cinema

Matthew Lillard, actor from 'Scream', discusses the theory that presents Stu Macher and Billy Loomis as the first gay couple in horror cinema. He highlights the importance of diversity and responds in a context where "there is a lot of hate in the world." He returns to the role in 'Scream 7', contributing to the conversation about representation in the genre.

Another 'Scream 7' Was Possible: The Story We’ll Never See Explains the Script Problems of the New Movie

The original story of 'Scream 7', written by Guy Busick and James Vanderbilt, was rewritten at a cost of $500,000, bringing back Kevin Williamson, the original screenwriter of the saga, reflecting the problems and changes in the script of the new movie.

'One Piece': the duration of all episodes of season 2 on Netflix revealed

Netflix announced that season 2 of the 'One Piece' live-action series will have longer episodes than season 1, increasing the duration to provide a more complete experience based on Eiichirō Oda's manga.

'Outlander': How Many Episodes Does Season 8 Have? Premiere Dates on Movistar Plus+

The eighth and final season of 'Outlander,' which tells a love story through time, arrives in Spain via Movistar Plus+.

Discover How Your Smart TV Collects Data on What You Watch and Consume: Here's How You Can Protect Your Privacy

Smart TVs collect data about your routines, interests, and schedules by monitoring what you watch and consume. This data can be used to personalize advertising, but it also poses risks to your privacy. To protect yourself, it is advisable to review and adjust privacy settings, limit access to sensitive information, and keep your device’s software up to date.

Nothing goes pink with the Phone (4a) and with the metallic body of the groundbreaking Phone (4a) Pro

The Nothing Phone (4a) features a vertical light bar for notifications, while the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro improves on the Phone (3)’s microLED screen and incorporates a metallic body.

The Nothing Over-Ear Headphones Get Color and Put on the (a): Introducing the Headphone (a)

The Nothing Headphone (a) offer up to five days of battery life without noise cancellation and feature physical controls. Additionally, they expand their color range, adding yellow and pink to the classic white and black.

Cloudflare, at the center of an investigation in Spain: what this company has to do with pirate football

A court in Madrid is investigating the CEO of Cloudflare in a case linked to football piracy. Cloudflare, a U.S. company, provides essential infrastructure for the functioning of the Internet, making it key in the access and transmission of content, including illegal streams of sporting events.

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

A new application allows you to listen to the baby's heartbeat by placing the mobile phone on the abdomen for about a minute, offering a simple and accessible way to monitor the baby without additional equipment.

Supplements? Without a doubt, I would start taking these from age 35

An expert recommends which supplements are essential for women over 35, guiding them in making the right choices to maintain their health and well-being as they age.

The Revolution of Female Muscle: "From 30 Onwards, Strength Training Is Non-Negotiable, It’s a Life Insurance"

Ana Aguado, food technologist and sports expert, emphasizes that strength training is essential for women from the age of 30, providing immediate and long-term benefits, and serving as a true life insurance for health and well-being.

From Madonna’s Celta de Vigo to the Pope’s Real Murcia: Spanish Football Team Jerseys that Are a Hit Among Celebrities

Spanish fashion and the jerseys of its football teams are gaining international popularity, being adopted by renowned celebrities such as Madonna and the Pope, reflecting the cultural influence and global reach of Spanish sports kits.

Are Cosmetic Surgery and Feminism Incompatible?

On March 8th, International Women's Day, two experts analyzed the debate about whether cosmetic surgery and feminism are compatible, addressing different perspectives and reflecting on freedom and female self-expression.

'Chrome nails': the versatile and futuristic manicure that will be trending in 2026

"Chrome nails" with a polished, mirror-effect chrome finish will be the trending manicure in 2026, standing out for their futuristic shine and versatility this season.

Patricia, the gynecologist exhibiting at Madrid Art Week: "Creating is my way of taking care of myself"

Patricia, a young gynecologist from Madrid, has managed to combine her passion for medicine and art, making both a fundamental part of her life and personal well-being.

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

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

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

Rabbit meat is a lean and low-cholesterol option. This marinated rabbit salad recipe combines flavor and health, standing out for its low-fat content and nutritional value, ideal for those looking for light and healthy dishes.

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

Chef José Andrés emphasizes that adding baking soda to the soaking water is key to making chickpeas tender, improving their texture when cooked.

The Best Torrezno in Madrid: In a Tavern 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 been visited by Íker Casillas, solidifying its prestige and tradition in the city.

"These pear and apple muffins are perfect for babies, children, and adults looking to take care of themselves"

These pear and apple muffins offer a healthy and delicious option for the whole family, proving that taking care of your diet doesn’t mean giving up the pleasure of enjoying a good dessert.

Ikea's Limited Edition Accessories for Storing Coffee and Preserving Its Aroma

Ikea launches limited edition accessories for storing coffee, designed to preserve its aroma. Additionally, they offer two units for less than four euros, combining functionality and affordability for coffee lovers.

JESTA, the new travel authorization for Japan: how much will Spaniards pay?

The Japanese government is implementing JESTA, a new travel authorization aimed at preventing the entry of "undesirable foreigners." It is expected that this measure will affect travelers, including Spaniards, who will have to pay a fee to obtain it.

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

It is now possible to see the Northern Lights without enduring the cold or long waits outdoors, thanks to train journeys specially designed to enjoy this phenomenon from a comfortable and protected environment.

Heritage Destroyed by War: Churches, Mosques, and Areas of Incalculable Value

Bombings in the region have caused severe damage and the total destruction of valuable historical monuments, including churches, mosques, and areas of great cultural and historical importance.

This is Cyprus, the Island Where Europe Meets the Near East

Cyprus is an island that combines history, architecture, and nature, representing a cultural meeting point between Europe and the Near East.

Five Reasons Why You Should Visit Toulouse This Season

Toulouse captivates with unique museums, exceptional gastronomy, and irresistible charm all year round, making it an ideal destination to visit in any season.

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

The Spanish city has been chosen as the best destination in Europe by European Best Destinations, highlighting its unique combination of culture, lifestyle, gastronomy, and high quality of life.

The Galician parish where Luis Tosar grew up, with just 260 inhabitants

Luis Tosar, host of the 2026 Goya Awards and winner of three awards, was born in a small parish in Lugo with only 260 inhabitants, known for its peaceful and quiet atmosphere.

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

Endocrine disruptors, present in many common products and packaging materials, negatively affect pregnancy, child development, and reproductive health, posing an especially critical risk during gestation.

Daniel Tejedor, psychoanalyst: "It is impossible to be happy in a couple’s relationship when the other person is much dumber than you"

Daniel Tejedor points out that a significant disparity in intelligence between partners can make happiness difficult and increase the chances of failure in the relationship.

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

Excessive punishment in childhood, used to correct behavior, can lead to unexpected negative effects on adult personality, according to psychology.

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

A study reveals that unfriendly doctors capture their patients' attention more because their behavior is unexpected, which can improve concentration and adherence to medical instructions.

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

The abrupt shift from intense cold to abnormally high temperatures has increased cases of respiratory illnesses. It is crucial to distinguish between a cold, COVID, and the flu to properly manage symptoms and prevent contagion, given the similarity in their signs but differences in treatment and risks.

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

Professor Manuel Arroyo highlights that the hammam not only improves emotional well-being but also offers significant physical benefits, acting as a natural anxiolytic comparable to diazepam.

What if the future isn't just electric? A hydrogen engine now matches the power of a gasoline engine

A hydrogen engine has reached power levels comparable to gasoline engines, challenging the European trend towards total electrification and opening new possibilities for the future of sustainable transportation.

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

Learn practical tips to reduce fuel consumption and save on every refueling hassle-free while driving, protecting your wallet.

Why is the Stop Sign Different from All the Others? The Only One with Eight Sides

The STOP sign, known as R-2, is essential in traffic and stands out for its unique eight-sided shape, used universally to ensure its recognition and effectiveness on the roads.

Xiaomi's First Car Arrives in Spain and You Have Two Weeks to Test It

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

The Car Part That Has Become a Thieves' Object of Desire

In Spain, just like in the United States, the theft of car brand emblems has increased, becoming a frequent target for thieves.

Insurance for Electric Scooters Is Now Mandatory: What It Costs and What Fines Will Be Imposed

Starting in 2026, electric scooters will be required to have mandatory liability insurance, thanks to the Personal Vehicle Registry. This insurance protects users against possible damages to third parties. The regulation includes fines for those who ride without this coverage, thereby establishing greater safety and control over the use of these vehicles.

Hydrothermal activity detected for the first time at the Enmedio submarine volcano, between Tenerife and Gran Canaria

Scientists from the IEO have confirmed the presence of hydrothermal activity at the Enmedio submarine volcano, located between Tenerife and Gran Canaria, after nearly a decade of research, evidencing the active circulation of fluids in the area.

Madrid Will Allocate Land for a Plan to Build University Residences and Prevent the Loss of Students Due to High Housing Costs

The President of the Community of Madrid announces the allocation of land for a Plan Vive that will build university residences, aiming to stop the loss of students caused by the high cost of housing. Additionally, she justifies recent changes in her government as necessary to make a shift in education policy after careful reflection.

More than 240 plots in industrial areas can be converted into accommodations to decentralize tourism

The Madrid City Council will allow all types of accommodations in industrial zones across eight districts, where previously only hotels were authorized, with the aim of decentralizing tourism and making use of more than 240 plots for this new offer.

Catalans have more sympathy for China than for the United States since the arrival of Trump

Sympathy towards Russia in Catalonia remains low, standing at 2.6 for the third consecutive year, while since the arrival of Trump, Catalans show more sympathy for China than for the United States.

The Government denies the Community of Madrid's request to repatriate 88 migrant minors

The Government Delegation has rejected the Community of Madrid's request to repatriate 88 migrant minors, citing a lack of guarantees in their possible return.

The fishing boat 'Peruca' sinks after colliding with another vessel off the coast of Ferrol

The fishing boat 'Peruca' sank after colliding with the ship 'Cruceiro de Pazo' near Cabo Prioriño, Ferrol. The collision occurred at dawn, and no injuries were reported. Authorities are investigating the causes of the accident and coordinating rescue and safety operations in the area.

Everything You Need to Know About LuzMadrid, the International Festival Celebrating Its Third Edition

LuzMadrid celebrates its third edition with 15 works by international artists exhibited over three days in the capital, offering a prominent cultural event that celebrates creativity and contemporary art.

A neighbor from Medina de Rioseco finds a Civil War projectile in the basement of her house

A woman from Medina de Rioseco found a Civil War projectile in the basement of her house during some renovation work in 2000. Recently, she decided to hand it over to the Guardia Civil barracks, where she explained the discovery and that she had forgotten about it until now.

Renfe increases Avant service with 1,100 additional daily seats on the Lleida-Tarragona-Barcelona corridor

Renfe will increase the Avant train service by 1,100 daily seats on the Lleida-Tarragona-Barcelona corridor, responding to user demand for higher frequency and better coverage on this route.

Madrid transfers two Tabacalera warehouses to Lavapiés and leaves the request to build housing unanswered

The Madrid City Council has transferred two Tabacalera warehouses to the Lavapiés neighborhood, proposing to allocate part of the space for social housing. However, it states that it has not received a response to the request to build more housing in the area.

Barcelona plans to rehabilitate 10% of the homes in Ciutat Vella by 2035

Barcelona plans to rehabilitate 10% of the homes in Ciutat Vella as part of the 'Pact for Ciutat Vella (2025-2035)' to "restore normality" to the district and improve the quality of life for its residents.

The San Lázaro Hospital of Seville will have a new Neurology unit after the summer

The regional government will invest more than half a million euros to create a new Neurology unit at the San Lázaro Hospital in Seville, which will be ready after the summer. This new area adds to the recent renovations in Anesthesia, Pain, and Urology.

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 your living room sound with clear, surround audio, synchronized without the need to buy additional equipment. Learn how to easily set up your Smart TV to take advantage of this feature and transform your listening experience.

It’s Official and Confirmed by the BOE: The First Time Change of 2026 in Spain Is Moved Forward

The BOE confirms that the first time change in Spain in 2026 will be a clock set forward, which will mean losing one hour of sleep that Sunday. It is recommended to check the exact date and time to be prepared.

The Surprise of Foreigners Upon Discovering Spanish Buses: "Do They Seem That Futuristic to You?"

A user showed on social media how Spanish buses are adapted for wheelchairs, surprising thousands of foreigners who did not expect such a level of accessibility and modernity.

She Stops Her Ex-Boyfriend’s Wedding and Uncovers His Double Life: "I Asked Him If He Was Going to Invite Me to the Wedding"

A woman revealed that her ex-boyfriend tried to rekindle their relationship a year after they broke up. However, upon investigation, she discovered he was living a double life, which led her to stop his wedding and confront him about his deception.

The Unexpected 'Competition' Between Two Major Fast Food Brands: A Burger Tasting

McDonald's CEO shared a video trying a new product, but internet users noticed he didn't seem to enjoy it. This sparked debate and attention regarding the product's quality and the competition between fast food brands.

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

Almost 80% of veterinarians have suffered bites, scratches, or blows while cutting a dog’s nails, showing that this task, although simple, generates fear and risk for professionals.

Budgerigars Do Not Choose the Most Attractive Male: They Prefer the One Who Solves Problems

In captivity, where there are no real challenges or options, intelligence loses importance, since there are no problems to solve or skills to demonstrate for mate selection.

Skipping Steps, Reinforcing Unintentionally... Six Mistakes When Training a Dog

If a dog's training worsens, it may be due to the emotional environment, not the dog. It is essential to choose brief, frequent, and positive training sessions to avoid common mistakes such as skipping steps or reinforcing unwanted behaviors.

Check your horoscope for this Friday, March 6, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you plan your day and make decisions.

Where will it snow? The regions where the snow line could drop to 700 meters

The remnants of the storm Regina and a collapse of a DANA will cause a cooling in Spain, with the snow line possibly falling to 700 meters in several regions.

When and Where the Sorolla Works Arriving in Valencia from New York Will Be Exhibited

The Sorolla works coming from New York will be exhibited in Valencia before the summer and will remain on display throughout the year 2026.

It Looks Like Gaudí’s Work, but It’s in Tarragona: The Modernist Temple That Took 73 Years to Complete

The modernist sanctuary in Tarragona, designed by a direct disciple of Gaudí, took more than 70 years to build, standing out for its unique style reminiscent of the famous Catalan architect.

What is the origin of the term 'bronca'?

The term ‘bronca’ is used to refer to an intense argument, an uncontrollable fight, or a strong reprimand. It also describes the mass booing at shows or sporting events, when the audience expresses their disapproval loudly.

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

The Governor of New York has intervened to help an owner recover their personalized license plate, which had been revoked for containing a message deemed disrespectful, violating the rules that prohibit plates with offensive or inflammatory messages.

Do You Sleep Poorly? Causes That May Explain Why You Have Insomnia

Insomnia is a sleep disorder that makes it difficult to fall asleep or stay asleep, causing tiredness upon waking, low energy, and affecting mood. The main causes include physical, emotional, and environmental factors that disrupt rest.

From the Golestan to the Buddhas of Bamiyan, a Unique Heritage Erased by Wars

This gallery highlights unique monuments that have been destroyed during recent conflicts, showing how war has erased valuable cultural and historical heritage in various parts of the world.

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

ChatGPT, OpenAI's AI, has made inspirational and guiding predictions about what March 2026 will be like for the 12 Zodiac signs, highlighting key aspects for various celebrities according to their sign.

Everyday Dishes That Taste Better the Next Day

Some dishes improve their flavor the next day because their ingredients, spices, and sauces have time to blend and enhance each other, intensifying the taste and offering a richer experience than when they were first made.

China Reaffirms the 'One China' Principle and Vows to Combat Taiwanese Independence

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

Song Ping, Veteran Leader of the Chinese Communist Party, Dies at 109

Song Ping, veteran leader of the Chinese Communist Party, passed away at the age of 109 in Beijing due to an illness, according to the Xinhua agency, which did not provide further details about the case.

Three arrested for the assassination of the son of dictator Muammar Gaddafi in Libya on February 3

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi was attacked at his home in Zintan on February 3. Libyan authorities have arrested three people connected to the assassination. The investigation continues to clarify the motives and possible implications of the incident.

The Spanish women's national team will travel to Turkey on Friday despite the opposition of the AFE

The Spanish women's national team delayed their trip due to the conflict in the Middle East but will travel to Turkey this Thursday after UEFA refused to postpone the match against Ukraine.

The fourth homeless person dies in Badalona since the beginning of the year, the second in one week

The lifeless body of a homeless person was found on Tuesday in Badalona, although the city council became aware of it on Thursday. This is the fourth death of a homeless person in the city since the start of the year and the second in the last week.

Pretrial detention for the detainee who stabbed a Civil Guard officer guarding jerrycans of 'petaqueo'

The detainee remains hospitalized after the Civil Guard officer shot him to subdue him following the stabbing while he was guarding jerrycans of 'petaqueo'. He has been placed in pretrial detention.

Portuguese Psychiatrist and Great Writer António Lobo Antunes, 'Rival' of José Saramago, Dies at 83

António Lobo Antunes, prominent Portuguese psychiatrist and writer, passed away at the age of 83. A veteran doctor of the Angola war and a perennial Nobel candidate, he left more than 40 works and was awarded the main literary prizes in the Portuguese language.

A court in Valencia opens oral trial against Mónica Oltra for alleged cover-up of sexual abuse of a minor by her ex-husband

A court in Valencia has opened an oral trial against Mónica Oltra, former vice president of the Generalitat, for the alleged cover-up of sexual abuse committed by her ex-husband against a minor. In addition to Oltra, twelve other defendants are involved in the case.

The opening of trial against Oltra hinders Baldoví's intention for her to be the Compromís candidate for the Valencia mayoralty

The opening of oral trial against Mónica Oltra complicates her potential candidacy for the Valencia mayoralty for Compromís, affecting Baldoví's plans for the upcoming municipal elections.

Gareth Bale, on his time at Real Madrid: "I never wanted the circus that surrounds Madrid"

Gareth Bale reflected on his eight seasons at Real Madrid and revealed that he played his entire career at the club with a back injury, as well as stating that he never wanted the media circus that surrounds the team.

Saiz says that the increase in sick leaves "is not the workers' responsibility"

Government spokesperson Saiz stated that the rise in sick leaves is not the fault of the workers and emphasized that this phenomenon is also happening in other European countries.

Investigated Individual in Palencia Sent to Prison for Distributing Child Pornography

The accused in Palencia was sent to prison after it was discovered that he shared more than 65,000 files containing pedophilic content, according to the court order.

Sentenced to five years for sexually abusing his three-year-old daughter

The court dismissed the defense's claim of a violation of the presumption of innocence and sentenced the accused to five years for sexually abusing his three-year-old daughter.

The MWC closes with 105,000 visitors, despite difficulties attending due to the war in Iran

The twentieth edition of the MWC brought together 105,000 visitors, overcoming obstacles caused by the war in Iran. It featured 2,900 exhibitors and more than 1,700 speakers, consolidating the event as an international leader in technology and communications.

'Pokémon Pokopia' allows you to build your own world in the purest style of 'Animal Crossing' and 'Minecraft'

'Pokémon Pokopia' is a new game for Switch 2 that combines elements of house building, farming, and dungeon exploration, offering a unique experience to interact with pocket monsters in the style of 'Animal Crossing' and 'Minecraft'.

Carlos, 87-year-old mountaineer, and his tough training: "There are no miracles, you have to keep going"

Carlos, an 87-year-old Spanish mountaineer, has been retired for almost 20 years but continues pursuing his dreams and staying active through rigorous training, emphasizing that there are no miracles to staying in shape.

Fugitive Sought in Norway for Sexual Assault on a Minor Arrested in Gran Canaria

A 22-year-old man wanted in Norway for sexual assault on a minor and conspiracy to commit murder was arrested in Gran Canaria. He is also accused of attempting to set fire to a house in Oslo in exchange for money.

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

The regional government is repairing an eight-meter sinkhole on the M-604. The damage requires a detour of almost 55 kilometers. The works could be extended until the end of March to fully resolve the issues with the road surface.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a key technology that is transforming multiple sectors. To get started with AI, it is important to understand basic concepts such as machine learning and neural networks, as well as to become familiar with tools and programming languages like Python. It is also recommended to practice with real projects and stay updated with advancements to make the most of its potential.

It's Official: Revealed the Reason Why Susan Sarandon Didn't 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 ceremony.

The trick to cleaning your car after a "blood rain" has covered it in dust

If your car has been covered in sandy dust after a "blood rain," it is crucial to clean it properly to avoid damaging the bodywork. It is recommended to use gentle methods that prevent scratches when removing the accumulated dust.

The Hollywood Academy changes the rules: the 2026 Oscars ceremony will be shorter thanks to this measure

The Hollywood Academy has announced that the 2026 Oscars ceremony will be shorter, implementing changes to reduce its duration. In addition to introducing the Best Casting category, other modifications aim to streamline the event and improve the television experience.

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

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

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

The last time change recorded in the Official State Gazette (BOE) is scheduled for 2026, which could indicate that it will be the last time clocks are adjusted in Spain.

The miniseries with Álex González on Prime Video: 6 episodes of sci-fi thriller at the Mobile World Congress

Álex González presents his new sci-fi miniseries on Prime Video, set at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. With six episodes, the thriller stands out for its innovative setting. González will talk about this project on El Hormiguero on Tuesday the 4th.

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

The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and will be open until June 30. There are changes in deadlines, deductions, and the groups exempt from filing.

Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, Goya winner for 'Sundays': "The need for love can take you to many places, even a convent"

Director Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, known for 'Mothering Sunday' and 'Trying', once again explores the family institution in her new film, addressing how the need for love can lead people to unexpected places, even a convent.

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

Meteorologist Jorge Rey predicts, using the traditional cabañuelas method, that during Carnaval and Easter an anticyclone will prevail, indicating stable and sunny weather during these festivities.

The Key Exhibitions to Ignite Spring in Valencia

A carefully selected list of outstanding exhibitions that mark the beginning of the cultural spring in Valencia, offering visitors a diverse artistic experience to enjoy in the city.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Activated: Here's How You Can Find Out if You'll Have to Pay the Tax Office or Get a Refund

The 2025 Income Tax simulator allows you to know in advance the outcome of your tax return without the need for Cl@ve identification or a digital certificate, making it easier to find out whether you will have to pay the tax office or receive a refund.

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

Negotiations are progressing to acquire and demolish homes in flood-prone areas of Alcanar, which is facing severe climate impacts. The social and political crisis caused by repeated storms over the past decade led to the mayor’s resignation, while the municipality seeks solutions for Catalonia’s first climate-related evictions.

Asia struggles to find fuel oil as Middle East exports plummet, sources say

Asia faces a fuel oil shortage as Middle East exports decline sharply. Sources indicate reduced supply from key producers is disrupting the market, leading to higher prices and increased competition for available fuel oil. This strain impacts industries reliant on the fuel, prompting buyers to seek alternative sources amid tightening global inventories.

Oil spill disrupts livelihoods in Mexico’s Veracruz state

An oil spill in Veracruz, Mexico, has severely impacted local communities, damaging fishing areas and harming marine life. Authorities are working to contain the spill and assist affected residents, but environmental and economic repercussions are expected to persist as cleanup efforts continue.

Oil holds steady after 5-day winning streak; set for weekly surge on Iran conflict

Oil prices steadied after a five-day rally, poised for a weekly gain amid heightened tensions over Iran. Market concerns about supply disruptions due to geopolitical conflicts supported prices, while traders monitored global demand and production updates. The situation keeps oil markets volatile, with investors weighing risks from the Iran conflict against broader economic factors.

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Senate Democrats say they are ready to resume permitting reform talks

Senate Democrats have expressed their readiness to restart discussions on permitting reform. The talks aim to streamline infrastructure project approvals and reduce bureaucratic delays, addressing concerns from various stakeholders. This move seeks to promote economic growth and job creation while balancing environmental and community interests. Both parties are expected to negotiate terms in the coming weeks.

Gold rises but heads for weekly loss as firm dollar dulls haven appeal

Gold prices rose slightly but are set for a weekly decline as a strong US dollar reduced demand for the metal as a safe haven. Despite mild gains, investors remain cautious amid mixed economic data and ongoing market uncertainties.

Trump wants a say on Iran’s next leader as war intensifies

Former President Trump expressed a desire to influence Iran's next leadership amid escalating conflicts involving Iran. His comments come as tensions in the region worsen, highlighting his continued interest in Middle Eastern affairs despite no longer holding office.

Venezuela to ensure security of mining companies, exceed oil production goals, US Interior Secretary says

US Interior Secretary highlighted Venezuela's commitment to securing mining companies and surpassing its oil production targets. This signals potential growth in Venezuela's energy sector and improved safety measures for foreign investments amid ongoing economic challenges.

US Treasury could unveil measures on oil futures market as energy prices rise

The US Treasury is considering new measures to regulate the oil futures market amid rising energy prices. These actions aim to address market volatility and prevent excessive speculation that could drive prices higher. The potential regulations would seek to enhance transparency and stability in oil trading as the government responds to concerns over inflation and consumer energy costs.

Oil settles up around 5% on supply concerns as Iran conflict widens

Oil prices rose nearly 5% due to escalating tensions involving Iran, raising fears of supply disruptions. The widening conflict in the region has heightened concerns over the stability of oil exports, prompting investors to bid up crude prices amid market uncertainties.

Japan stocks higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 0.63%

Japan's stock market closed higher, with the Nikkei 225 rising 0.63%. Gains were driven by positive investor sentiment and favorable economic data. Key sectors including technology and manufacturing saw notable increases, contributing to the overall market uplift. Trading volume remained steady as investors reacted to global market trends and domestic corporate earnings reports.

Avio lands $65 million U.S. defense contract for solid propellant engines

Avio secured a $65 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to supply solid propellant engines. This deal supports missile and rocket propulsion needs, enhancing Avio's role in the U.S. defense sector and boosting its manufacturing capacity for advanced solid fuel technologies.

Australia stocks lose $91 billion in a week as Mideast war weighs after wild earnings season

Australian stocks dropped sharply, losing $91 billion in market value over the week. The decline follows a volatile earnings season and growing tensions from the Mideast conflict, which have increased investor uncertainty and market volatility.

Son of EssilorLuxottica founder nears deal to buy siblings’ Delfin stake, FT says

The son of EssilorLuxottica's founder is close to acquiring his siblings' shares in the family's holding company, Delfin, according to the Financial Times. This move would consolidate his control over the group, strengthening his influence in the family's business empire.

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Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 4.35%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index falling 4.35%. Market sentiment was impacted by global economic concerns and investor caution. Key sectors including tech and manufacturing saw declines, reflecting worries about supply chain disruptions and weakening demand. Trading volume remained steady as investors weighed mixed economic data against ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Carlyle and CVC reportedly agree to share fees with UBS for distribution to wealthy clients

Carlyle and CVC have agreed to share fees with UBS to facilitate the distribution of their funds to UBS's wealthy client base. This collaboration aims to strengthen ties with UBS's private banking division, enhancing access and investment opportunities for affluent investors. The fee-sharing deal highlights a growing trend of asset managers partnering with banks to expand their reach among high-net-worth individuals.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 1.00%

Australian shares fell, with the S&P/ASX 200 dropping 1.00% by close. The decline was driven by weakness in key sectors amid global economic concerns and cautious investor sentiment. Market participants weighed ongoing inflation pressures and interest rate uncertainties impacting stock performance.

SoftBank seeks up to $40 billion loan to fund OpenAI investment, Bloomberg reports

SoftBank is pursuing a loan of up to $40 billion to finance its planned investment in OpenAI, according to Bloomberg. The move highlights SoftBank's aggressive strategy to back AI technology, leveraging significant debt to support its stake in the AI leader. This effort underscores the growing financial commitments by major investors in the rapidly expanding AI sector.

BYD unveils faster-charging Blade Battery to revive China sales

BYD has introduced an improved Blade Battery with faster charging capabilities to boost its electric vehicle sales in China. The new battery design aims to reduce charging time while maintaining safety and durability. This innovation is part of BYD’s strategy to strengthen its market position amid increasing competition in the Chinese EV sector.

EU trade head says US has given assurance it will honor trade deal

The EU trade chief confirmed that the US has assured Europe it will uphold their trade agreement. This commitment aims to maintain stable economic ties and prevent trade disputes, reinforcing cooperation between the two regions. The assurance comes amid ongoing global trade tensions and seeks to provide certainty for businesses relying on transatlantic trade.

Republican lawmaker urges Bessent to guard against Chinese investment

A Republican lawmaker has called on Bessent to be vigilant about Chinese investments, highlighting concerns over national security and economic influence. The urging emphasizes safeguarding critical sectors from potential risks associated with foreign ownership, particularly from China, to protect U.S. interests and maintain technological and economic stability.

Exclusive – Trump on Rising Gas Prices During Iran Operation: ‘If They Rise, They Rise’

Former President Donald Trump acknowledged that gas prices might increase due to U.S. operations involving Iran, stating, “If they rise, they rise.” He downplayed concerns over potential spikes, implying such fluctuations are a normal consequence of geopolitical actions.

US labor market holding steady; worker productivity still strong in Q4

The US labor market remained stable in Q4, with consistent job growth and steady unemployment rates. Worker productivity also showed strong performance, supporting economic resilience despite challenges such as supply chain issues and inflationary pressures. This stability suggests continued confidence in the labor force as companies adapt to evolving market conditions.

Natural gas storage sees larger-than-expected decline

Natural gas storage in the U.S. fell more than analysts anticipated, reflecting higher demand and tighter supply amid increasing industrial and residential consumption. The larger decline pressures prices upward as inventories remain below the five-year average, raising concerns about supply stability ahead of winter months.

Higher capital goods prices lift US imported inflation in January

In January, US imported inflation rose, driven by increased prices of capital goods. This surge reflects higher costs for machinery and equipment, contributing to overall import price inflation. The trend signals potential inflationary pressures in the domestic economy as companies face elevated input costs from abroad.

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Weekly U.S. initial jobless claims stand at 213,000

The latest U.S. weekly initial jobless claims totaled 213,000, indicating a steady labor market with claims remaining low. This figure reflects ongoing resilience in employment despite economic uncertainties, suggesting sustained demand for workers and a stable job market environment.

Jobless Claims Hold Steady, Matching Previous Figures

Initial jobless claims remained unchanged from the prior week, indicating continued stability in the labor market. The consistent numbers suggest that layoffs are not increasing, reflecting steady employment conditions amid ongoing economic challenges.

Italy’s construction sector returns to growth after three months of decline

Italy’s construction sector has rebounded, showing growth after three consecutive months of decline. Improved market conditions and increased demand have contributed to this recovery, signaling a positive outlook for the industry moving forward.

Japan ready to act against market swings, economic blow from Iran conflict

Japan's government is prepared to take necessary measures to stabilize markets and mitigate economic impacts caused by the ongoing conflict involving Iran. Officials emphasize vigilance in monitoring market fluctuations and ensuring economic resilience amid geopolitical tensions that threaten supply chains and energy prices.

Dollar set for steepest weekly gain in a year as Iran crisis boosts haven demand

The US dollar is on track for its biggest weekly rise in a year, driven by increased demand for safe-haven assets amid escalating tensions with Iran. Investors are seeking stability as geopolitical risks heighten, pushing the dollar higher against other currencies. This surge reflects concerns about potential conflicts and global economic uncertainty linked to the Iran crisis.

BOJ will be vigilant to yen moves, impact on inflation, deputy governor says

The Bank of Japan's deputy governor stated the central bank will closely monitor yen fluctuations and their effects on inflation. While current policy remains unchanged, the BOJ remains prepared to respond if exchange rate shifts significantly influence price stability. The remarks highlight the BOJ's cautious approach amid recent currency volatility and inflation concerns.

Wealthy Moscow cuts investment, revealing Russia’s deeper budget problems

Moscow is reducing its investment spending amid broader fiscal challenges in Russia. This move highlights deeper budget constraints beyond just the capital, signaling strain on public finances as revenues tighten. The cuts reflect concerns over economic stability and foreshadow difficulties for regional and national budgets across Russia.

China approves Pfizer GLP-1 drug for weight management

China has approved Pfizer's GLP-1 drug for weight management, marking a significant step in addressing obesity. The drug, effective in weight loss, is expected to provide a new treatment option for overweight individuals amid rising obesity rates in the country. This approval highlights China's expanding pharmaceutical market and its focus on innovative health solutions.

Morning Bid: Middle East tumult leaves markets in disarray

Rising tensions in the Middle East have unsettled global markets, causing volatility across stocks, oil prices, and currencies. Investors are wary amid geopolitical risks, prompting shifts toward safe-haven assets. The turmoil underscores how regional conflicts can ripple through international economies, impacting trade and investment outlooks worldwide.

ADB sees modest growth impact on Asia if Middle East conflict lasts about a month

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) projects only modest economic growth impacts on Asia if the Middle East conflict endures for about a month. While disruptions in energy supplies and trade are concerns, the short duration limits broader regional effects. Prolonged conflict could exacerbate risks, but a brief conflict is expected to cause limited slowdown in Asia's economic progress.

Slower US job growth expected in February; unemployment rate forecast steady at 4.3%

US job growth is predicted to slow in February, with the unemployment rate expected to remain steady at 4.3%. Analysts anticipate fewer new jobs added compared to previous months, reflecting cautious economic conditions amid ongoing challenges such as inflation and global uncertainties. The steady unemployment rate indicates stability in the labor market despite slower hiring.

Long road ahead for China’s consumption pivot, PBOC adviser tells Bloomberg

A PBOC adviser told Bloomberg that shifting China's economy towards consumption-driven growth will take time due to structural challenges. While efforts to boost consumer spending continue, reliance on investment and exports remains strong. Policymakers aim to create a more balanced growth model, but significant reforms and supporting policies are needed to realize a sustainable consumption pivot.

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Bitcoin price today: falls to $70k amid Iran conflict; set for weekly jump

Bitcoin's price dropped to $70,000 following escalating tensions in Iran, reflecting market uncertainty. Despite the dip, Bitcoin is poised for a weekly gain, driven by strong investor interest and adoption. The conflict has caused short-term volatility, but underlying demand and positive outlooks suggest resilience in the cryptocurrency's value.

Bitcoin hovers just under $72k, taking a breather after hefty gains this week

Bitcoin steadied just below $72,000 after a week of significant gains, reflecting a pause as investors assess market momentum. The cryptocurrency's recent surge has been driven by growing institutional interest and optimism about its future adoption, though some caution remains amid market volatility and profit-taking considerations.

BTCC TradFi Hits $200M Volume and Celebrates with Zero-Fee Campaign on Gold and Silver

BTCC TradFi has reached a trading volume of $200 million and is celebrating by launching a zero-fee campaign on gold and silver trades. This promotional event aims to attract more traders and increase market participation by removing fees on these precious metals for a limited time.

Bitcoin to see lower lows before $50K capitulation, ’Godfather of Crypto’ says

The 'Godfather of Crypto' predicts Bitcoin will dip below previous lows before a major capitulation at $50,000. This downturn is expected to shake out weak hands, setting the stage for a stronger recovery. Investors are advised to prepare for increased volatility before the market stabilizes.

Bybit Releases Its 31st Proof-of-Reserves Report

Bybit has published its 31st Proof-of-Reserves report, demonstrating full transparency and financial solidity. The report confirms that Bybit maintains sufficient reserves to cover all user deposits, reinforcing its commitment to security and trustworthiness within the crypto trading community. This ongoing transparency effort aims to bolster user confidence and industry standards.

YY Group Holdings adopts bitcoin as treasury reserve asset

YY Group Holdings has announced the adoption of bitcoin as part of its treasury reserve assets. This move reflects the company's strategy to diversify its reserves and leverage the potential growth of digital assets amid market volatility. The decision aligns with a growing trend among firms incorporating cryptocurrencies into their financial portfolios.

Everstake, Midas, and Apollo Launch mEVUSD, a Regulatory-Compliant Tokenized Investment Strategy

Everstake, Midas Capital, and Apollo have introduced mEVUSD, a regulatory-compliant tokenized investment strategy. This new product combines decentralized finance with traditional finance principles to offer a secure, transparent, and compliant digital asset investment option. It aims to attract a broader range of investors by meeting regulatory standards while leveraging blockchain technology for efficiency and accessibility.

Ethereum Climbs 10% As Investors Gain Confidence

Ethereum's price surged 10%, driven by renewed investor confidence amid positive market developments. Factors include increased adoption, favorable regulatory news, and anticipation of upcoming network upgrades, boosting optimism about Ethereum's future value and utility.

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

Bitcoin climbed above $73,000 amid a broader rally in risk assets. Investor sentiment improved following encouraging economic data and easing Federal Reserve rate hike concerns. Market participants also focused on recent comments from former President Trump, adding to the market's dynamic. The surge reflects growing optimism in crypto and equities despite ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainties.

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 its agent-native capabilities on the Solana decentralized exchange (DEX). This innovation allows users to leverage AI for improved farming strategies, positioning Byreal as a leading platform combining AI and decentralized finance on Solana.

Helix Exploration expands Montana helium leasehold to 8,000 acres

Helix Exploration has increased its helium leasehold in Montana to 8,000 acres, aiming to capitalize on rising helium demand. The expansion enhances their position in the region, supporting ongoing helium extraction and development efforts. This move reflects growing interest in helium resources driven by the gas's critical uses in technology and healthcare.

Ingram Micro prices secondary offering at $22.25 per share

Ingram Micro announced a secondary offering of its shares priced at $22.25 each. This move aims to raise capital, helping the company strengthen its financial position and support growth initiatives. The offering reflects investor confidence and is expected to enhance Ingram Micro's market presence.

REalloys prices $50M public offering at $18.50 per share

REalloys has priced a $50 million public offering, setting the share price at $18.50. This capital raise aims to support the company's growth initiatives and enhance its financial position. The offering reflects investor confidence and is expected to provide REalloys with funds to expand operations and pursue strategic opportunities.

HUTCHMED March 2026 slides: $1.4B cash fuels ATTC platform push

HUTCHMED reported a $1.4 billion cash reserve in March 2026, supporting its aggressive expansion of the ATTC platform. The funds are set to accelerate research, development, and commercialization efforts, highlighting the company’s strategic focus on innovative oncology treatments and enhanced global market presence.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Roku stock, buys Robinhood and DraftKings

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest sold its Roku shares and increased holdings in Robinhood and DraftKings. The move reflects ARK’s shift toward high-potential growth stocks in tech and fintech, aligning with its strategy to capitalize on disruptive innovation. The changes aim to optimize the portfolio amid evolving market conditions and emerging opportunities in the digital entertainment and financial services sectors.

MiniMed prices IPO at $20 per share, to trade on Nasdaq

MiniMed priced its initial public offering at $20 per share, marking its entry into the stock market. The company will trade on the Nasdaq exchange, signaling a significant step in its growth and capital-raising efforts.

Traction Uranium sets March 11 record date for share consolidation

Traction Uranium announced March 11 as the record date for its planned share consolidation. The move aims to improve the trading liquidity and marketability of its common shares. Shareholders on this date will be eligible for the consolidation, expected to enhance shareholder value and support the company's growth strategy. Further details will be provided ahead of the record date.

Nutex Health reports 82% revenue growth for 2025

Nutex Health announced an 82% increase in revenue for 2025, driven by strong demand across its core healthcare services. The company's expansion into new markets and investment in digital health technologies contributed significantly to its growth, indicating a robust outlook for the upcoming year.

Cooper FY2026 slides: 4.5%-5.5% growth amid regional headwinds

Cooper projects 4.5%-5.5% growth for FY2026 despite challenges in regional markets. The company plans strategic investments to mitigate headwinds and drive sustainable expansion, focusing on innovation and operational efficiency to maintain momentum.

Gap Q4 2025 slides: tariff pressures weigh on margins despite sales momentum

Gap's Q4 2025 results showed sales growth momentum, but tariffs increased costs, squeezing profit margins. Despite rising revenues, the company faced significant margin pressure due to elevated import duties and supply chain challenges, impacting overall profitability. Management is exploring strategies to mitigate tariff impacts while leveraging sales growth.