News Summary - 03/10/2026
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Rising prices, mixed messages: Iran war is fraught with political risk for Trump
The ongoing conflict with Iran is increasingly revealing its toll, impacting both the economy and President Trump's political standing, with costs and consequences still unfolding.
Faisal Islam: Trump comments may have eased oil price surge, but havoc remains
Oil markets experienced their most volatile day ever, with prices swinging dramatically. While recent comments from Trump may have helped ease the surge, significant market turmoil and uncertainty persist, leaving the situation far from stable.
Five Iranian footballers granted Australian visas after anthem protest
Five Iranian footballers who did not salute during the Iranian anthem amid political tensions have been granted Australian visas. Concerns for their safety grew after a critic labeled them "wartime traitors" following their protest.
G7 to take 'necessary measures' to support energy supplies
Finance ministers and the IEA held talks on stabilizing oil prices after they exceeded $100, agreeing to take necessary measures to support energy supplies and ensure market stability.
Anthropic sues US government for calling it a risk
Anthropic, an AI company behind the Claude tool, has filed a lawsuit against the US government after officials labeled it a risk. The dispute highlights tensions over the regulation and use of AI technologies.
China exports surge in first two months of the year despite Trump tariffs
China's exports surged in the first two months, positioning the economy to surpass its record trade surplus from 2025, despite ongoing Trump-era tariffs.
Carney calls three by-elections in Canada that could grant him a majority
The Liberal government holds 169 seats in Canada's parliament, three short of a majority. By calling three by-elections, Carney aims to secure these additional seats and achieve a parliamentary majority.
US teacher killed after toilet paper prank goes wrong
Jason Hughes's family has expressed that they do not want students prosecuted following a prank involving toilet paper that led to a fatal car accident.
Two men charged with terror offences after homemade bomb thrown outside NYC mayor's home
Two men were charged with terror offences after a homemade bomb was thrown outside the New York City mayor's home. One suspect expressed a desire for the attack to be "even larger" than the Boston Marathon bombing, according to the city's police commissioner.
High-profile real estate brothers convicted in sex trafficking case
Prosecutors revealed that the brothers exploited their wealth to attract women to parties and luxury homes, where they then abused them, leading to their conviction in a sex trafficking case.
Alleged Bondi gunman seeks order to suppress family's identity
Naveed Akram is requesting a court order to prevent the media from publishing information about his mother, sister, and brother in order to protect their privacy.
Guinea opposition leader urges 'direct resistance' after 40 parties dissolved
Opposition leader Cellou Dalein Diallo condemned the junta-turned-president for dissolving 40 political parties, accusing him of eliminating political threats and undermining democracy. Diallo called for direct resistance against the government's move to suppress opposition voices.
Bag of cannabis and cash accidentally donated to NZ charity shop
Two teenagers were arrested after accidentally donating a knapsack containing cannabis and cash to a New Zealand charity shop, where staff discovered the items.
Hundreds of teenagers report for duty as Croatia reinstates conscription
Croatia has reinstated conscription, with hundreds of teenagers reporting for duty. Training programs will encompass traditional military skills as well as modern techniques, including drone operation, cyberwarfare, and countermeasures.
Police release images of Oslo US embassy explosion suspect
Norwegian police revealed that the explosion outside the US embassy in Oslo on Sunday was caused by an improvised explosive device. Authorities have released images of the suspect involved as the investigation continues.
India offered sanctuary to Iranian ship three days before US sank it
India revealed that Iran requested permission to dock three ships, including one reportedly sunk by the US, on the day the US and Israel initiated conflict with Iran. This highlights India's role in offering sanctuary just days before the ship was reportedly destroyed.
Istanbul's Mayor on Trial for Corruption Charges
Ekrem Imamoglu, regarded as the primary political rival to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is currently facing trial on corruption charges.
N Korea cancels Pyongyang Marathon for 'some reasons'
The annual Pyongyang Marathon, typically held in April, has been cancelled just a month before the scheduled event, according to a tour agency. No specific reasons for the cancellation were provided.
Woman arrested after Rihanna's Beverly Hills mansion hit by gunfire
A 35-year-old woman was arrested following an assault-style rifle attack on Rihanna's Beverly Hills mansion on Sunday. The incident prompted a police response, but no further details on injuries or motives were disclosed.
Australians must prove they are over 18 to access porn under new laws
New Australian laws require sites like Pornhub and RedTube to verify users' ages before granting access to adult content. Failure to comply may result in million-dollar fines, aiming to protect minors from inappropriate material.
Rapper-politician Balendra Shah unseats Nepal's ex-PM as he heads for victory
In Nepal's general election, rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah defeated the country's former Prime Minister. This marked the first election since violent youth-led protests ousted the previous government in September, signaling a major political shift.
Explosion at US embassy in Oslo may have been terrorism, Norway police say
Police are investigating the cause of a blast at the US embassy in Oslo, which caused minor damage. Authorities are considering the possibility of terrorism among other motives.
War fuels debate in Cyprus over UK military bases
Following a drone strike on the RAF Akrotiri airbase, Cypriot protesters have rallied under the slogan "British Bases Out," intensifying the debate over the presence of UK military bases on the island.
Boy, 12, among six dead as tornadoes hit Michigan and Oklahoma
Tornadoes in Michigan and Oklahoma caused widespread damage, uprooting trees, downing power lines, and tearing roofs off houses. The severe storms resulted in six fatalities, including a 12-year-old boy.
Swiss reject right-wing plan to cut licence fee for public broadcaster
Over 60% of Swiss voters have rejected a right-wing proposal to reduce the licence fee funding the public broadcaster, choosing to maintain current fee levels according to initial projections.
Why is China set to approve a new law promoting 'ethnic unity'?
China is set to approve a new law promoting "ethnic unity," reflecting President Xi's approach to consolidate control. Critics warn the law may threaten minority rights by enforcing stricter ethnic conformity and limiting cultural freedoms. This move underscores Beijing's emphasis on national unity over diversity amid growing concerns over human rights in minority regions.
Has Hollywood golden boy Timothée Chalamet lost his shine?
Timothée Chalamet faces growing backlash that extends beyond his opinions on ballet and opera. Critics suggest the controversy reflects wider tensions surrounding his public image, career choices, and perceived originality, raising questions about whether the rising star's appeal is fading amid shifting audience expectations and industry dynamics.
Iran's new leader has never been tested. He now faces an existential battle
Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, steps into leadership amid the Islamic Republic's gravest crisis. With no prior significant leadership experience, he confronts immense political, economic, and social challenges that threaten the regime's stability and future.
Bitter times for cocoa farmers as chocolate market slumps
Despite rising chocolate bar prices, cocoa farmers in West Africa are struggling financially. The market slump has led to economic challenges for these farmers, threatening their livelihoods amid global demand shifts.
Spain's migrants welcome amnesty: 'It will help us in every way'
Spain is granting legal status to undocumented workers, citing humanitarian and economic reasons. Migrants welcome the amnesty, believing it will improve their lives significantly by providing security and better opportunities.
Who is Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new supreme leader?
Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, is Iran's new supreme leader. Having maintained a low profile, he is widely expected to uphold his father's hardline policies, continuing the current political direction of the country.
Unanswered questions as search for Nancy Guthrie enters a new month
The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of TV presenter Savannah Guthrie, continues to draw public attention across the US. Despite ongoing investigations, police have yet to make any arrests as the case remains unresolved.
We've been speaking to Iranians during one week of war. Here's what they said
Iranians shared their thoughts after a week of conflict, expressing concerns about the war's impact and uncertainty about the country's future. They reflected on personal and national challenges amid escalating tensions, hoping for peace and stability ahead.
The heartwarming tale of a father, a daughter, and a wedding band wowing India
Band Baaja Bitiya tells the moving story of a father who bravely rescues his daughter from her troubled matrimonial home, highlighting themes of love, courage, and family bonds.
Spectacular images reveal unique sea creatures and corals off Caribbean islands
Scientists have uncovered underwater mountain ranges and towering golden coral formations near Caribbean islands, alongside newly discovered sea creatures, highlighting the region's rich and unique marine biodiversity.
Weight-loss treatments boom as Kenyan attitudes to beauty change
Kenyan celebrities are fueling a rise in weight-loss and cosmetic procedures, reflecting shifting beauty standards. This trend has sparked criticism and raised concerns about societal pressures and the impact on public health and self-esteem.
US missile hit military base near Iran school, video analysis shows
Expert video analysis confirms a US Tomahawk missile struck a military base close to a primary school in southern Iran. Iranian authorities reported that the attack resulted in 168 fatalities.
Watch: Why the Iran war is pushing up oil prices
Amid ongoing turmoil in the Middle East, crude oil prices surged past $100 a barrel on Monday, driven by concerns over supply disruptions linked to the Iran conflict.
Watch: Ukrainian anti-drone 'bullet' that could help defend Gulf
BBC's James Landale reports from Ukraine, showcasing the nation's latest anti-drone technology designed to counter drone threats effectively. This innovation could have strategic value in defending regions like the Gulf.
Watch: Huge flames in Tehran after air strikes on oil depots
Social media videos reveal massive flames and thick smoke rising above Tehran's skyline following air strikes targeting oil depots.
'This is a moment of grave peril' - UN humanitarian chief
UN Humanitarian Affairs Lead Tom Fletcher warned of the severe crisis in the Middle East, emphasizing the urgent need for aid and international cooperation to address escalating conflict and humanitarian suffering.
Moncloa's Strategy on the War Fails to Convince Both Allies and Opposition, and Brussels Drifts Away from SĂĄnchez
The Spanish Government's strategy regarding the war is met with rejection from both allies and the opposition. Brussels distances itself from SĂĄnchez while in Spain the PP calls for more measures and Podemos advocates a military approach. Junts blames both sides for using the war for electoral purposes. Additionally, there is concern about rising electricity and oil prices.
FeijĂło defends lowering taxes amid rising prices because "you can't eat slogans or pay bills with them"
FeijĂło, president of the PP, criticizes SĂĄnchez's government for benefiting from inflation, calling it unfair as families lose out while state revenue increases. He advocates lowering taxes to help citizens cope with the price hikes.
Drinking Water in the Crosshairs: Desalination Plants Become Military Targets for Iran and the Israel-US Alliance
Desalination plants are key to the supply of drinking water in the Gulf. Although Iran does not depend on them, the recent drought left 80% of its reservoirs almost empty, highlighting the region's vulnerability. These plants have now become military targets for both Iran and the Israel-US alliance, reflecting geopolitical tensions that could affect access to water.
Why the Rise in Oil Prices Is Already Being Passed On at the Pump: This Is How Gas Station Prices Are Set
Gasoline and diesel have experienced a sharp increase in prices, rising by 18.98% and 9.21% respectively in one week, according to the Spanish Confederation of Service Station Entrepreneurs. This increase reflects how the rise in oil prices is quickly being passed on to gas station prices.
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Oil has reached 100 dollars per barrel, which has caused a sharp increase in fuel prices, especially diesel, at gas stations in Spain.
A Republican Senator Calls for the Withdrawal of U.S. Troops from Spain for Not Supporting the War Against Iran
A Republican senator requests that the U.S. withdraw its troops from Spain due to Spain's lack of support in the war against Iran, in a context of increasing conflict in the Middle East following attacks by the U.S. and Israel.
Trump says the war is "almost over" as NATO shoots down another Iranian missile in Turkey
An Iranian missile was shot down in Turkey, with fragments hitting Gaziantep but causing no damage. Spanish forces in Turkey helped track the projectile.
War Hits the Exotic Business of the Spanish Countryside: The Sale of 'Deluxe' Alfalfa for Camel Racing
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates annually import more than 280,000 tons of Spanish alfalfa, highly valued by sheikhs for their camel races, a business affected by the war according to agricultural organizations such as COAG.
The 'AK-47 of the skies': this is the technology of the Shahed-136, the simplest and most feared drone in Iran's war
The Shahed-136 is a simple and mass-produced Iranian attack drone, widely used in the current war. Its basic technology allows for quick and large-scale manufacturing, making it an effective and feared threat on the battlefield.
Eight frigates, two amphibious ships, and an aircraft carrier: this is Macron's deployment to protect Hormuz
France will deploy eight frigates, two amphibious ships, and an aircraft carrier to protect the Strait of Hormuz. Macron emphasizes that the security of Cyprus is crucial for Europe and stresses that France's involvement in the conflict is limited to defensive exercises.
Arab Emirates and Kuwait Cut Oil Production Due to Suspension of Traffic in Hormuz and Escalation of the War
Kuwait has reduced its oil production by 100,000 barrels per day this Saturday, with possible further increases in the cuts. This decision adds to the reduction by the Arab Emirates, motivated by the suspension of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and the escalation of the armed conflict in the region.
Cars without an environmental label in Madrid will be allowed to drive in the capital as long as one requirement is met
The PP (People's Party) has submitted an amendment to the Sustainable Mobility Ordinance to eliminate the annual moratoriums and allow cars without an environmental label to drive in Madrid as long as a specific requirement is met, before the final approval in the March Plenary session.
The battle of families for growth hormone: "I spend âŹ800 a month on injections for my daughter"
Families with children diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency face expenses close to âŹ1,000 per month due to the refusal of public funding for the necessary injections, creating a significant financial burden.
The new DANA hitting Spain keeps ten regions on alert today for snow, rain, and winds
The DANA has moved south, causing heavy rainfall in central, eastern, and southern Spain. Ten regions remain on alert for snow, intense rain, and strong winds.
What is Known About the Alleged Relationship Between Ester Expósito and Mbappé: Dates in Paris and Madrid, Private Plane...
Ester Expósito and Mbappé were seen together for the first time on February 25 at a restaurant in Madrid, according to French influencer Aqababe, sparking rumors of a possible relationship between them with dates in Paris and Madrid, and travel by private plane.
The Debate Between Aitana SĂĄnchez-GijĂłn and David Broncano on 'La Revuelta' About Being 'Sexy': "You Donât Have to Believe It"
Aitana SĂĄnchez-GijĂłn visited 'La Revuelta' to talk about her theatrical play 'Malquerida,' a classic by Jacinto Benavente that she is performing again after almost 20 years, where she and David Broncano debated the concept of being "sexy" and the authenticity behind that label.
The Family and Ultimate Meal of Tamara Gorro and Cayetano Rivera with Their Closest People
Tamara Gorro and Cayetano Rivera are planning an intimate and family event, bringing together their closest people to share a special meal.
The metro will reach Madrid Nuevo Norte with an extension of Line 1 and will add 3 new stops
The Ministry of Transport is studying 5 options to extend the metro to Madrid Nuevo Norte, highlighting the extension of Line 1 to the north. This proposal includes converting the current final section from ChamartĂn to Pinar de ChamartĂn into Line 4 and adding three new stations to improve connectivity in the area.
The Sewers Reveal Where More Drugs Are Consumed in Madrid: Cocaine and Cannabis Are Taken Daily
The analysis of wastewater from eight treatment plants in Madrid indicates that ketamine and benzodiazepines, along with cocaine and cannabis, are consumed daily, maintaining stable use throughout the week.
A Secondary School Teacher Dies Due to a Prank by His Students That Went Very Wrong
A secondary school teacher died following a prank by his students that ended tragically. One student was charged with first-degree vehicular homicide, facing a possible sentence of three to fifteen years in prison.
Actress Jennifer Runyon, the student from 'Ghostbusters,' dies at 65
Jennifer Runyon, known for her role in 'Ghostbusters,' passed away at 65 due to cancer. The actress had memorable appearances in popular films of the 1980s, leaving a legacy in the cinema of that era.
The viral video of Elisa MouliaĂĄ imitating the Argentine accent and singing Celtas Cortos
Elisa MouliaĂĄ went viral after posting a video where she imitates the Argentine accent while singing a song by Celtas Cortos. Her performance has been widely commented on and shared, highlighting her talent for impressions and her charisma.
Two couples leave 'Married at First Sight' after intense confrontations: "I find it regrettable"
Borja and Luciana, along with Milton and Natalia, withdrew from 'Married at First Sight' following intense conflicts and accusations during group activities, creating a tense atmosphere marked by confrontations between the couples.
The Prosecutorâs Office opposes charging MazĂłn "at this moment" due to lack of sufficient evidence and asks to return the case to the judge of Catarroja
The Prosecutorâs Office does not rule out possible criminal liability of former president MazĂłn, but considers that there is not enough evidence to charge him for now and requests that the case continue under investigation by the judge of Catarroja.
Newsstands Reinvent Themselves to Avoid Closing: "I Sell Very Few Newspapers, Although There Is Still a Loyal Customer Base of Readers"
Newsstands are facing a decline in sales of print newspapers and are seeking to survive by diversifying their offerings with new products and services, while still maintaining a loyal base of readers.
Juan GascĂłn, the Computer Science Professor Who Aims to Lead the Left-Wing Coalition to the Cortes of Castilla y LeĂłn
Juan GascĂłn, a Computer Science professor, is the candidate for En ComĂșn, a coalition made up of Izquierda Unida, Movimiento Sumar, and Verdes Equo, which seeks representation in the Cortes of Castilla y LeĂłn.
Keanu Reeves remembers his kiss with Aitana SĂĄnchez-GijĂłn: "It was the most painful"
Keanu Reeves recalled in an interview the filming of the kiss with Aitana SĂĄnchez-GijĂłn in 'Bitter Christmas', describing it as the most painful one he has ever had.
Lucas leaves the door open for a reconciliation with Andy: "Great souls are the ones who know how to forgive"
Lucas expresses that he still loves and cares deeply for Andy, leaving open the possibility of a reconciliation. He emphasizes that great souls are those who know how to forgive, thus showing a conciliatory attitude towards their relationship.
A court accepts the second complaint against ErrejĂłn for sexual assault
The Court of Violence Against Women No. 12 in Madrid has accepted the second complaint against ErrejĂłn for sexual assault, granting the complainant, an actress, the status of protected witness.
'Coffee for Five': the miniseries that turns learning into a true adventure
Banco Santander launched on February 23 an eight-episode mockumentary that addresses professional reinvention, training, and entrepreneurship with a close and optimistic approach.
Reinventing Yourself Costs Very Little: Amazon Celebrates Spring with Unique Discounts
From March 10 to 16, Amazon offers the Spring Deals Festival with thousands of discounted products across all categories. âPrimeâ customers enjoy fast and free deliveries during the event.
Spanish skier Audrey Pascual wins gold in the super-G at the Milan-Cortina Paralympic Games
Audrey Pascual, a 21-year-old Spanish skier, won the gold medal in the super-G at the Milan-Cortina Paralympic Games, adding her second medal after having won a silver in the downhill event days earlier.
Photos of Mbappé and Ester Expósito Getting Off a Private Plane at Madrid Airport
Hola magazine published the first images of Mbappé and Ester Expósito getting off a private plane in Madrid, revealing that the couple has reportedly been dating for a month.
Mbappé's Strange Week: Visit to a French Specialist and Recovery in His Country While Becoming a Tabloid Sensation
Mbappé, injured, is recovering in France after visiting a specialist, with the intention of being ready for the Champions League match against Manchester City this Wednesday. Meanwhile, he is also attracting attention in the gossip press.
Mark Ruffalo praises Pedro SĂĄnchez: "This man should be leading the European Union in these dangerous times"
Actor Mark Ruffalo highlighted and praised the stance of Spanish President Pedro SĂĄnchez regarding the war in Iran, stating that he should be leading the European Union in difficult times.
The historic neighborhoods of Madrid that still endure as oases in the middle of the capital: "It's like living in a village"
Madrid has 44 historic neighborhoods, originally created to house workers. Today, these neighborhoods are still mainly inhabited by the founding families and function as small oases offering a village-like atmosphere in the heart of the city.
An Intense Snowfall Leaves a White Blanket over Ăvila after the Temperature Drop
Since 6:00 p.m., Ăvila has experienced an intense snowfall that has covered the city with a white blanket, resulting from the sharp drop in temperatures.
EstefanĂa challenges Stefan's comments on 'Married at First Sight'
A comment about Stefan's romantic past sparked a conflict during their visit to Mallorca, at his mother's house, where EstefanĂa responded by defying Stefan's words.
Where is Spanish foreign policy headed?
A warning is issued about the risks of defining Spanish foreign policy solely based on domestic political interests, as this could lead to negative consequences that are difficult to remedy in the future.
Goodbye to Viggo Mortensen, hello to the favorite actor to play Aragorn in the new 'The Lord of the Rings' movie
Leo Woodall, known for 'The White Lotus', is the leading candidate to play Aragorn in the new 'The Lord of the Rings' prequel, directed by Andy Serkis.
'Organic brows': these are the trends to achieve defined and natural eyebrows
The "organic brows" trend aims to enhance the natural shape of the eyebrows, emphasizing their density through techniques that respect their structure and provide a defined and natural finish.
This Is the Diet of the Longest-Lived Man in the U.S. (111 Years Old): "These Foods Are Never Missing"
Experts in longevity study individual cases to discover which habits, such as the diet of the longest-lived man in the U.S., might contribute to an exceptionally long life.
The 'AK-47 of the skies': this is the technology of the Shahed-136, the simplest and most feared drone in Iran's war
The Shahed-136 is a simple and efficient attack drone, widely used by Iran in the current war. Its design allows for mass production, combining accessible technology with devastating effects, making it a feared weapon in the conflict.
A New Parador Opens in a 16th-Century Castle with Stunning Views of the Mediterranean
A Parador opens in a 16th-century castle, offering unique accommodation with spectacular views of the Mediterranean. This new space combines history and modernity, promoting cultural tourism and heritage preservation in the region.
Stop boiling them: why you should always cook artichokes in the oven from now on
The artichoke is very versatile and can be prepared in various ways such as fried, roasted, grilled, in an omelette, boiled, or even raw in a salad. However, cooking it in the oven better highlights its flavor and texture, offering a tastier and simpler alternative to the traditional method of boiling.
Toyota Hilux BEV: an electric pick-up as diesel prices soar uncontrollably in Spain
The Toyota Hilux BEV is the first fully electric version of the iconic pick-up, marking a significant advancement in its lineup. Its launch coincides with the continuous rise of diesel prices in Spain, offering a sustainable and economical alternative for users.
More than a hundred Jurassic flying reptile fossils discovered in Teruel
More than one hundred Jurassic pterosaur fossils have been found at the 'El Pozo' site in Teruel, establishing the location as one of the most important paleontological records of these flying reptiles on the Iberian Peninsula.
Koldo GarcĂa requests his "immediate" release in order to prepare the trial on equal "terms"
Koldo GarcĂa, former ministerial advisor, has requested his immediate release from the Supreme Court, citing the absence of flight risk. He argues that remaining in prison hinders his right to defense and the proper preparation of the trial alongside his lawyer.
Ăbalos Requests His Release Ahead of Trial to Avoid the "Physical and Cognitive Strain" of Transfers from Prison
Ăbalos' defense requests his release ahead of the trial to prevent physical and cognitive strain caused by early morning transfers and prolonged stays in transit facilities from prison.
Ăbalosâs son and JĂ©sica RodrĂguez will open the trial sessions, which will be closed by the former minister, Koldo GarcĂa, and Aldama
Ăbalos, his former advisor, and the middleman VĂctor de Aldama will testify on April 28 during the trial, which will be opened by Ăbalosâs son and JĂ©sica RodrĂguez, and concluded by the former minister, Koldo GarcĂa, and Aldama.
Prison for murder for the mother accused of drowning her baby in Las Palmas
The 29-year-old mother was arrested and accused of murdering her baby. She stated that the girl had fallen into the sea, but she could not explain how the incident happened.
Nearly 400 CNIO Employees Alert the Board of Trustees About the Difficult Situation the Center Is Facing
Nearly 400 CNIO employees have sent a letter to the Board of Trustees expressing their growing concern about the difficult situation the center is facing, as reflected in recent events that put the institution's future at risk.
JesĂșs Responds to Criticism in a Video from His Partner Marina GarcĂa: "We Were Very Young and Messed Up"
Following the latest post by his partner Marina GarcĂa, JesĂșs and she received numerous criticisms. He responded in a video admitting that they were very young at the time and made mistakes, aiming to put an end to the criticism.
Alejandro AlbalĂĄ and Miri PĂ©rez-Cabrero, a new couple after 'Supervivientes': "They are very much in love"
According to 'Fiesta,' the former 'Supervivientes' contestants, Alejandro AlbalĂĄ and Miri PĂ©rez-Cabrero, have started a relationship and are very much in love.
Confirmed by the Treasury: These Are the Communities with the Most Deductions in the 2026 Tax Return
In Spain, each autonomous community sets its own tax incentives for the Personal Income Tax (IRPF), which vary annually according to the needs of each region. The Treasury has confirmed which communities offer the most deductions for the 2026 Tax Return, reflecting regional fiscal policies designed to encourage and support their taxpayers.
The perfect accessory to end the chaos in the trunk: for less than âŹ15
Amazon Spain offers a practical and affordable accessory, for less than âŹ15, designed to keep the car trunk organized and free of chaos, making storage and safety of objects easier.
Pensioners of the Passive Classes with children can receive the maternity supplement simultaneously with the other parent
The Supreme Court establishes that the maternity supplement, although repealed in 2021, can be received simultaneously by both parents if they meet the requirements, extending this right beyond workers contributing to Social Security.
Banana Cake, an Affordable Sugar-Free Recipe Perfect for Staying Healthy and Enjoying a Sweet Treat
This banana cake recipe is affordable, easy to prepare at home, and contains no sugar, making it ideal for those who want to take care of their health without giving up a delicious sweet.
The Wars of the 21st Century
The wars of the third millennium hide human casualties but provide detailed, real-time information, similar to a video game.
Iran, When the New War Is the Worst War Ever
Every quick and limited military intervention in the region ends up triggering prolonged, unstable, and hard-to-control conflicts, exacerbating the crisis in Iran and its surroundings.
The Sectarian Fog
It criticizes the lack of honesty of those who deny that the Government acted in accordance with international law and refuse to label the PP as a party that supports violence.
It's Our Turn to Pay the Ransom for the Dubai 'Influencers'
The conflict over the rescue of the influencers in Dubai is primarily a moral one, since as Spanish citizens they owe a certain commitment, even if they do not pay taxes in Spain.
Vox denies having leaked personal data of Ortega Smith and believes the complaint has no legal basis
Vox states that by announcing the expulsion of Ortega Smith, it was only fulfilling its duty of transparency and maintains that, as a legal professional, Ortega Smith should differentiate this from a leak. They consider that the complaint lacks legal foundation.
James Van Der Beek's daughter sends a message to her father on what would have been his 49th birthday
Emilia, 9 years old, expresses in a video that she misses her father and talks to him every day, on the day he would have turned 49.
Mette Marit's doctor questioned for announcing her transplant on the same day he learned he knew Jeffrey Epstein
Mette Marit's doctor was questioned after announcing her transplant on the same day he found out he knew Jeffrey Epstein, apparently trying to divert attention from the princess and prevent her from being affected off-schedule by the controversy related to the pedophile.
The Sign Language Interpreter at a Bad Bunny Concert Goes Viral During One of His Most Explicit Songs
The sign language interpreter at a Bad Bunny concert went viral for his performance during one of the artist's most explicit and risqué songs, highlighting his ability to convey the message clearly and expressively.
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How much do you know about current events? Test yourself with this quiz of 10 questions about the latest news from February
Test your knowledge of the most relevant news from February 2026 with this 10-question quiz. Are you up to date with this month's current events?
This is the beach in the Canary Islands that is among the best in the world, according to TripAdvisor
The beach in the Canary Islands has been recognized as one of the best in the world according to TripAdvisor, based on user ratings and reviews collected over the past year.
A beach in Mallorca is ranked among the best in the world, according to TripAdvisor: "You could easily spend a whole day here"
A beach in Mallorca has been recognized as one of the best in the world according to TripAdvisor, based on user reviews from the past year. Visitors highlight its beauty and the experience it offers, noting that it is an ideal place to spend a full day enjoying the surroundings.
SĂĄnchez Announces Scholarships of 900 Euros per Month for University Students Who Want to Study in Another Spanish Province
SĂĄnchez's government restores the SĂ©neca scholarships, eliminated in 2013, and renames them Luisa de Medrano scholarships. These monthly aids of 900 euros promote the mobility of university students who wish to study in another Spanish province.
The talked-about photograph of Belén Esteban with Karlos Arguiñano and Javier Clemente
Belén Esteban enjoyed a trip to the Basque Country where she visited museums, toured towns, and tasted the local cuisine. During her stay, she took a much-discussed photo with chef Karlos Arguiñano and former coach Javier Clemente, which has generated great attention on social media.
A Football Club Comes to the Defense of a Player After the Brutal Attack on the Referee
During a match between Llanera B and San Luis, a referee awarded a penalty against the visiting team, which triggered a violent attack on him. The club came to the defense of the player involved in the incident.
At least one dead after a building collapse in Mexico City
The collapse of a building in Mexico City left at least one dead. Four people were trapped; two were rescued and two remain missing. Search efforts continue.
Two Brothers Testify at the UCO Regarding the Disappearance of Francisca Cadenas in 2017
Two brothers have testified as persons of interest before the UCO in connection with the disappearance of Francisca Cadenas in 2017, providing their testimony to the ongoing investigation.
Spaniards living in Dubai who rule out returning: "I donât perceive any real risk that justifies leaving"
Spaniards residing in Dubai do not consider it necessary to return to Spain, as they do not perceive any real risk that justifies leaving the country. They feel safe and prefer to continue their lives in Dubai, valuing the opportunities and stability they find there.
The Life of Women in Afghanistan: "My 13-Year-Old Niece Was Beaten for Attending Art Class"
Afghan women recount the harsh reality under the Taliban regime, including torture, detentions, forced marriages, and the prohibition of education for girls, who face severe punishments for trying to attend classes such as art.
TefĂa, the first Place of Democratic Memory that dignifies the LGTBI community: "It was a torture center"
The agricultural prison colony in TefĂa, established during the Franco dictatorship in Fuerteventura for prisoners under the Vagrancy and Thuggery Law, has become the first Place of Democratic Memory to recognize and dignify the LGTBI community, highlighting their suffering in a center where torture was committed.
Sparks Fly in the Tense Expulsion of 'DecoMasters': "I Will Not Allow Myself to Be Offended"
The judges criticized the lack of coordination and the continuous reproaches between Fiona and Antonia during the challenge. The tension escalated, highlighting the importance of humility and apologies, as the participants faced an expulsion full of confrontation.
Spectacular comeback by Alejandro, who ties with Javier in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra'
Alejandro made an impressive comeback by answering four letters in a row correctly, thus tying with Javier in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra'.
Carlota Corredera, about her dismissal from Mediaset: "There was a disciplinary intent"
Carlota Corredera revealed that her dismissal from Mediaset was driven by a disciplinary motive. She implied that the decision was influenced by factors beyond her professional performance, suggesting an intent to set a precedent or send a message within the company.
'Pedro SĂĄnchez' bursts into 'El Intermedio' "to say: no to war and no to more superhero movies"
The actor RaĂșl PĂ©rez transformed into Pedro SĂĄnchez for an interview on 'El Intermedio' with Wyoming, delivering messages against war and the proliferation of superhero movies.
A singer imitates Melody on Croatia's 'Your Face Sounds Familiar'... and manages to win a great victory
A Croatian singer participated in the show 'Your Face Sounds Familiar,' imitating Melody with the song 'Esa Diva.' His performance stood out so much that he managed to win the contest, surprising both the audience and the judges with his interpretation.
They pay half a million euros to renovate the facade of their building and the company disappears without a trace
Residents, mainly pensioners, paid half a million euros to renovate the facade of their building, but the company in charge disappeared without completing the work, causing great dissatisfaction among them.
Alba Carrillo asks Santiago Segura about what feminism is: "Torrente is machirulismo"
Alba Carrillo questions Santiago Segura about his responsibility in the negative perception of feminism, pointing out that his character Torrente represents machirulismo and can affect the image of the movement.
Esperanza Gracia says goodbye to 30 years of horoscope: "I've lost my audience"
Esperanza Gracia announces the end of her horoscope after 30 years, citing a lack of audience. However, she clarifies on 'Fiesta' that she will not completely give up the horoscope.
Shakira will return to be interviewed by Henar Ălvarez on 'To Heaven With Her'
Shakira will return to Spain to participate in an interview with Henar Ălvarez on the show 'To Heaven With Her', where she will talk about her life and career.
Isa Pantoja avoids mentioning her mother in her text about March 8: "To our friends, sisters..."
Isa Pantoja posted a message on Instagram for March 8th thanking her friends and sisters for making her path easier, but she avoided mentioning her mother in her text about this important date.
Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco return from Qatar to Spain after days of anguish and tension in the area
Ana Boyer, pregnant with her fourth child, and Fernando Verdasco returned to Spain from Qatar to be safer and away from the armed conflict in the Persian Gulf, after experiencing days of tension and worry in the area.
Criticism of Melissa Villarreal for 'joking' on March 8th about her husband asking her for help to change diapers
Melissa Villarreal faced criticism after joking on March 8th about her husband asking her for help to change diapers, which some users considered insensitive. The influencer tried to use humor to address gender roles, but it sparked a debate about the role of men in household chores and the importance of genuine equality.
The emotional farewell of Tania DĂ©niz to her grandfather: "You left from one day to the next, you still had so much ahead"
Deeply affected by the loss of her grandfather, Tania DĂ©niz shared an emotional video on Instagram to say goodbye and express her sadness over his sudden departure, lamenting that he still had so much left to live.
RocĂo Carrasco, on her judicial defeat against Antonio David: "I have a very clear conscience"
RocĂo Carrasco spoke to the press at the inauguration of Aldo Comas's exhibition, where she addressed her judicial defeat against Antonio David, assuring that she has a very clear conscience.
Isabel Coixet criticizes 'influencers' at film festivals: "We are not dumber because we don't train"
Isabel Coixet has expressed on Instagram her criticism of the growing presence of 'influencers' at film festivals, questioning their participation in these professional events and highlighting the difference between training and popularity.
A man from MĂĄlaga in Bad Bunny's engine room: who is Saox, the Spanish producer behind 'El Club'
Ălvaro JĂ©rez, known as Saox, is the producer and composer from MĂĄlaga behind 'El Club', part of Bad Bunny's album that won the historic Grammy for Album of the Year, the first for a Spanish-language record.
Alejandra Rubio defends Ălex Ghita from criticism: "He was my coach. He's never hit on me in my life"
Alejandra Rubio defends Ălex Ghita, clarifying that he was her coach and denying any romantic insinuations. She also highlights that at the training center there were not only people from television but also models.
The British Royal Family Uses Commonwealth Day to Rally Together After the Case Involving Prince Andrew
The Commonwealth Day celebrations will not be broadcast on the BBC, although the king's message has been made public. The royal family takes the opportunity to show unity following the scandal involving Prince Andrew.
Influencer and mother of three dies after undergoing cosmetic surgery to lose weight and "look good in a bikini"
An American influencer with nearly 50,000 followers on TikTok died after undergoing cosmetic surgery to lose weight and improve her appearance in a bikini, documenting the process on her social media.
Bad Gyal presents 'MĂĄs Cara' and responds to the criticism: "Isn't this the one whoâs always naked?"
Bad Gyal releases her second album, 'MĂĄs Cara', showcasing a confident and unapologetic artist. She denounces that, despite the celebration of strong women, she still faces criticism for her image, including comments about her way of dressing in the industry and fashion media.
The White House Uses a SpongeBob Video to Promote Its New Attacks Against Iran
The White House released a video showing the bombings carried out in Iran, incorporating a clip of the character SpongeBob to promote its recent attacks in the Middle East.
A monkey rescued from illegal animal trafficking in the country is baptized as the "Peruvian Punch"
A monk saki monkey from the Peruvian Amazon, separated from its mother to be kept as a pet in Lima, was rescued from illegal animal trafficking. Named "Peruvian Punch," it is now seeking to recover and receive the affection it lost, inspiring social media in a manner similar to the story of the famous Japanese monkey named Punch.
Tsarukyan, on Topuria's fight at the White House: "Gaethje doesn't stand a chance, they should put me in"
Armenian fighter Arman Tsarukyan stated that only he can defeat the current champion in Topuria's fight, asserting that Gaethje doesn't stand a chance and that he should be the one to face the champion.
The New Coach of Carlos Alcaraz Speaks: "I Was Motivated by the Possibility of Leading the Number One"
Carlos Alcaraz's new coach expressed in an interview his ambition for 2026, motivated by the possibility of leading the tennis player to the world number one position.
FeijĂło 'becomes' a handball player during his visit to Nava de la AsunciĂłn in the middle of the campaign
The leader of the Popular Party, Alberto NĂșñez FeijĂło, took part in a training session of the Club Balonmano Nava from the ASOBAL League during his visit to Nava de la AsunciĂłn in the midst of the electoral campaign.
Max Verstappen will race the 24 Hours of NĂŒrburgring alongside Dani Juncadella
Max Verstappen will participate in the 24 Hours of NĂŒrburgring, competing alongside Spanish driver Dani Juncadella. This will be a notable participation for the Dutch driver in an endurance race, expanding his experience beyond Formula 1.
The Spanish Egoitz Bijueska, world skateboarding champion at only 15 years old
Egoitz Bijueska, a young skater from Bilbao, was crowned world skateboarding champion at 15 years old following a spectacular final round that allowed him to surpass the Brazilian leader Kalani Konig.
Sara Arias, with a disability after a bone marrow transplant: "After nine years, I am still in a wheelchair"
Sara Arias suffers from a permanent disability due to a serious complication called graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) following a bone marrow transplant. Nine years later, she remains in a wheelchair.
Haizea Santiago, illustrator with the rare Apert syndrome: "I have felt rejection since I was very young"
Haizea Santiago, an illustrator with Apert syndrome, has worked on "The Capable Hands of Jaime," written by Miryam Romero. Throughout her life, Haizea has faced rejection due to her condition but has found in illustration a way to express herself and overcome social barriers.
They propose increasing economic benefits for dependency and linking them to the minimum wage
Podemos has submitted amendments to the reform of the disability and dependency laws, seeking to increase economic benefits for dependency and link them to the Interprofessional Minimum Wage (SMI). The reform is expected to be approved before the summer.
Construction companies warn of further price increases and housing delays due to the war in Iran
The construction sector warns of possible new price hikes and delays in housing delivery due to the conflict in Iran. Additionally, they question the effectiveness of the Government's sovereign fund in reducing the deficit of new homes in the country.
The Spanish countryside warns that it already bears more than 41 million in weekly additional costs due to the war
The Spanish agricultural sector is facing an increase in costs of nearly 6 million euros daily, totaling more than 41 million weekly, due to the rising prices of agricultural diesel and fertilizers following the start of the conflict in Iran.
Work absenteeism soars among young people in the automotive sector, and experts point to mental health and social security
16% of workers in the automotive sector are between 16 and 29 years old, but they account for 26% of sick leaves. Experts link this increase in absenteeism among young people to mental health issues and aspects of social security.
Affordable Real Estate Investment with Attractive Profitability and Low Risk that Moderates its Price
The price of garages for sale in Spain rose by 1.7% in 2025, reaching an average of 14,011 euros, establishing itself as an affordable, profitable, and low-risk real estate investment.
BBVA will give away up to 150 euros for opening an 'online' account and using the card
To receive up to 150 euros, users must open an online account with BBVA, enter the promotional code 'TARJETA150', activate the card, and make purchases with it during the first month.
The Spanish Stock Exchange Joins the Fight for Gender Equality with a Symbolic Bell Ring
Female representation on the boards of directors of the Ibex 35 reaches 187 members, nearly 42% of the total, highlighting the Spanish Stock Exchangeâs commitment to gender equality with a symbolic bell ring.
'One Piece' brings piracy back to Netflix: here are the updates for season 2 of the live-action anime adaptation
The second season of the live-action version of 'One Piece' on Netflix will include new key characters from the anime, such as Chopper, Robin, and Crocodile, expanding the story and adventure of the popular series.
'One Piece': This is the duration of the 8 episodes of season 2 on Netflix
Netflix confirmed that season 2 of the 'One Piece' live-action series, based on EiichirĆ Oda's manga, will have a longer duration than the first season across its 8 episodes.
Margot Robbie and Clara Galle share the same passion: the book that has obsessed both actresses
Margot Robbie and Clara Galle recommend the same book, which both consider a female "Bible," highlighting its great influence and their shared passion for this work.
Russell Crowe fought hard for this role, but only got it after winning the Oscar: "It was personal"
After winning the Oscar, Russell Crowe managed to star in the biopic of a character he deeply admired, a role he fought for with great determination and that held personal meaning for him.
'Torrente' in numbers: definitive box office and critics ranking of the Santiago Segura saga films
The 'Torrente' franchise, the highest-grossing in Spanish cinema, is preparing the release of its sixth installment, âTorrente, presidenteâ, on March 13. This review offers a definitive ranking based on box office and critics of all the films in the saga created by Santiago Segura.
Michael B. Jordan's Transformation in Three Steps: 'The Wire', Kicking Stallone Out of the Ring, and Aiming for an Oscar with 'The Ci sinners'
Michael B. Jordan began his acting career as a child in series like 'The Sopranos' and 'The Wire'. At 38 years old, he has reached a new milestone with his first Oscar nomination for his role in 'The Ci sinners'.
Epic Games announces the shutdown of the MetaHuman Creator app, its popular tool for creating virtual humans
Epic Games launched the MetaHuman Creator app in 2021 to create photorealistic digital characters. However, it has announced that it will shut down this popular application, although no specific details about the date or reasons for the shutdown have been revealed.
Blue Origin Presents Its Orbiter to Establish a Continuous Relay Network with Mars
Blue Origin has introduced a Telecommunications Orbiter for Mars, designed to create a continuous relay network that facilitates high-speed communications between Earth and Mars, enhancing connectivity for future interplanetary missions.
This is the Sony MSF-1 console, the oldest prototype made by Nintendo and Sony that was never sold
The National Videogame Museum has acquired the Sony MSF-1, the oldest prototype of the Nintendo PlayStation, a console born from the collaboration between Nintendo and Sony that was never commercialized.
Possible look of Apple's first foldable iPhone leaked: these new 3D images reveal it
New 3D images show the possible design of Apple's first foldable iPhone. There are still no details about its processor, battery, or cameras.
Lock Mode in ChatGPT: What It Is and How This Tool Works to Protect Your Data
Lock mode in ChatGPT limits the model's ability to interact with the outside, disabling or reducing functions that could be vulnerable to attacks, thereby enhancing the protection of user data.
Coaches agree: "The Bulgarian split squat is great, but if you want to see muscle progress week by week, the Smith machine is better"
The Bulgarian split squat is popular for strengthening legs and glutes, but a coach points out that using the Smith machine can provide better results and more noticeable muscle progress.
Boots Over the Pants Are Back in Fashion: Will Skinny Jeans Return?
The trend of tucking jeans into boots has reappeared at the recent Copenhagen and Paris Fashion Weeks, suggesting a possible comeback of skinny jeans.
The Movement Your Body Needs After 40 to Maintain Energy, Fitness, and Well-being
Trainer David Piñeiro offers key tips to stay in shape and maintain daily energy after 40, highlighting the importance of proper movement for physical and mental well-being.
Summer Trends Pay Tribute to Housewives with Dressing Gowns and Aprons as Protagonists
Miu Miu's Spring/Summer 2026 collection highlights the work and challenges faced by women, especially housewives, emphasizing their effort through garments such as dressing gowns and aprons.
Tasso, sexologist: "Many women my age have never masturbated"
Valerie Tasso addresses the orgasm gap and the repression of female desire, pointing out that many women of her generation have never masturbated. She highlights how the stigmatization of self-pleasure negatively affects women's mental health and sexual well-being.
Sarah Santaolalla, RosalĂa, GisĂšle Pelicot... These Are the Women of the Year According to the Readers of 'Mujer.es'
The readers of Mujer.es have chosen Sarah Santaolalla, RosalĂa, GisĂšle Pelicot, and others as the women of the year, highlighting their relevance and impact in various fields over the past year.
MarĂa Loâs Trick for Making a Fluffy Sponge Cake: "Itâs Very Important to Quickly Beat the Eggs and Sugar When Beating Them Together"
MarĂa Lo, winner of 'MasterChef 10', reveals her key to a fluffy sponge cake: quickly beating the eggs and sugar together at the beginning. This method ensures a perfect texture and a successful cake.
The Colorful Restaurant of a Well-Known Content Creator That Violeta Mangriñån Has Been Visiting for Years: "It's Healthy and Gluten-Free"
Violeta Mangriñån revealed that she has been going to Naked & Sated for years, a restaurant known for its healthy offerings and gluten-free options.
The Three Major Food Trends of 2026 According to the CEO of McDonald's: "Sweet and Spicy United..."
Chris Kempczinski highlights three key food trends for 2026, including fiber, which will gain great prominence in the sector, along with the combination of sweet and spicy flavors that will shape consumer preferences.
The Best Torrezno in Madrid: In a Tavern Open for More Than 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, which has lasted for more than 70 years, has also been visited by Iker Casillas, establishing itself as a classic and culinary landmark in the city.
The Madrid restaurant that is trending in Spain: an Italian that prides itself on being the first raviolerĂa
Relleno, an Italian raviolerĂa in Madrid, has stood out in Spain by being recognized as the most influential restaurant in the eleventh edition of the Just Eat Awards, solidifying its presence in the country's culinary trends.
The Canary Islands Restaurant Where Mario Casas and Melyssa Pinto Showed Off Their Love: Itâs the Celebritiesâ Favorite
Mario Casas and Melyssa Pinto visited Fuji, an Asian restaurant in the Canary Islands popular among celebrities like Quevedo and Marta SĂĄnchez, where they publicly displayed their love.
What Mammee Bay is Like, the Paradise Beach in Jamaica Whose Residents Cannot Visit: This is the Reason
Mammee Bay, a paradisiacal beach in Jamaica, has become a popular tourist destination. However, the increase in tourism has restricted access for local residents, limiting their freedom to enjoy their own coastline.
It Looks Italian, but Itâs in Africa: The Spectacular 3rd Century AD Structure You Can Visit
This 1,800-year-old amphitheater in Tunisia, the largest in Africa, resembles the Roman Colosseum, standing out for its impressive architecture and historical significance.
Trips by the Community of Madrid for people over 55 years old: prices, how to book, and what is included
In 2026, the travel program for people over 55 years old by the Community of Madrid has added new destinations in all its routes, offering more travel options for this age group.
A feminized sector, but unequal: "The wage gap in tourism is around 17% worldwide"
Daniela Moreno, an expert in gender equality, highlights that although the tourism industry is predominantly female, significant inequalities persist, especially a global wage gap close to 17%, revealing challenges in equity and sustainable development for women in the sector.
The Mexico You Probably Don't Know: Five Magical Towns and Nature
The largest state in northern Mexico offers a unique experience with its blend of stunning landscapes, colonial architecture, and a relaxed lifestyle, highlighting five magical towns and their natural wealth.
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Dublin or in space via Madrid
Celebrate Ireland Week in cities such as Cåceres, Pontevedra, Barcelona, Pamplona, Tortosa, Santander, and A Coruña, as well as in Dublin, Madrid, and even in space, with special activities to commemorate St. Patrick's Day.
The Most Famous City in Switzerland Where the World's Decisions Are Made
This Swiss city, considered the highest in Europe and located in the canton of GraubĂŒnden, is the ideal destination for a glamorous vacation surrounded by stunning landscapes.
What Are Prodromal Dreams: When the Brain Warns You While You Sleep That You Are Sick
Prodromal dreams are nightmares that occur when the brain detects early biological changes in the body, alerting to the onset of an illness before obvious symptoms appear.
Rashes, blindness, respiratory problems... The health effects that Iran's 'gasoline rain' can cause
Israel bombed oil facilities in Iran, releasing vapors and chemical residues that pose a toxicity risk to the health of civilians, potentially causing rashes, blindness, and respiratory problems.
Cannabis Compounds May Help Against Fatty Liver Disease
Researchers have discovered that cannabis compounds could offer a natural treatment for fatty liver disease, the most common liver condition worldwide, opening new plant-based therapeutic options for this chronic ailment.
A new study reveals why Parkinson's cases have doubled in the last 25 years
Chinese scientists reviewed more than 100 studies and found evidence linking exposure to plastics with the increase in Parkinson's cases, explaining the growth of this disease over the past two decades.
These Are the Six Symptoms of Sepsis and Why It Is So Difficult to Detect It Early
Sepsis causes between 15,000 and 20,000 deaths annually in Spain. Detecting it early is complicated because its initial symptoms can be confusing and similar to other illnesses, making a quick and accurate diagnosis difficult. Identifying the six key symptoms is essential to improve timely care and reduce mortality.
100% of Spanish apples analyzed in a study contain at least one pesticide residue
The study revealed that all the Spanish apples analyzed contained at least one pesticide residue. At the European level, some fruits showed up to seven different pesticide residues.
Is it Possible to Report a Workshop for Poor Vehicle Repairs? Mechanic Juan José Explains It to Us
Mechanic Juan José explains that a customer came to his workshop to fix a previously poorly done repair, thus addressing the possibility of reporting a workshop for defective work and how to proceed in these cases.
These car brands have already announced that they are bringing forward the Auto + Plan even though it has not yet been approved
Several Chinese brands and Stellantis have decided to anticipate the Auto + Plan to promote the transition to electric vehicles, despite the plan not yet being officially approved.
Tesla strengthens the Model Y with a seven-seat variant, 600 km range, and Autopilot
Tesla launches a seven-seat version of the Model Y, enhancing its versatility. It maintains a range of around 600 km, includes advanced technology, and retains a remarkable cargo capacity, combining space and efficiency.
What Are Salt Batteries That Some Manufacturers Are Betting On Globally
Salt batteries are an alternative to traditional lithium ones that some global manufacturers are adopting. These batteries promise greater sustainability and lower environmental impact, making them an innovative option in energy storage.
Diesel Plug-in Hybrid? We Tested the Surprising Mercedes-Benz GLC
The Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 4Matic is a unique diesel plug-in hybrid SUV, offering more than 120 km of range in electric mode, combining efficiency and versatility in a single vehicle.
Scooter insurance is now mandatory: its cost and the fines that will be imposed
Starting in 2026, all electric scooter users will be required to have compulsory liability insurance, thanks to the new Personal Vehicle Registry. This insurance aims to regulate the use of scooters and establish fines for those who do not comply.
Former Nuns of Belorado Begin Leaving the Convent Ahead of Their Imminent Eviction: "We Have Suffered Persecution"
The former nuns of Belorado have started to leave the convent ahead of the eviction ordered by the Briviesca Court of First Instance, with the deadline ending this Thursday. They claim to have suffered persecution during this process.
Madrid will approve new aid of up to 150,000 euros for microenterprises and self-employed workers with an expansion project
The Community of Madrid will approve direct financing of up to 150,000 euros for microenterprises and self-employed workers, focused on expansion projects. The aid will prioritize municipalities with fewer than 20,000 inhabitants.
An interior promenade, landscaped areas, and 320,000 square meters of buildable space: this will be the new hospital complex in Girona
The winning project 'Devesa de Salut 21' for the new Girona Health Campus includes a public hospital and research areas, integrating an interior promenade, landscaped zones, and 320,000 mÂČ of buildable space.
'La Pajarera' at La Paz is renovated with new rehabilitation areas for hospitalized children
The wing of the 'La Pajarera' complex at La Paz has been reorganized, incorporating new treatment and occupational therapy areas to provide individualized care and a more welcoming environment for hospitalized children.
A IU councilwoman in Pinos Puente resigns after being sentenced to nine months of a fine for an assault
The IU councilwoman in Pinos Puente resigned after being sentenced to nine months of a fine for assaulting the mother of a witness involved in a judicial process related to a family member.
The court forces Ayuso to process the registry of abortion objectors, although Madrid will appeal the measure
The High Court of Justice of Madrid orders the Community to initiate the registry of abortion objectors, after accepting the precautionary measure of the central Government. Madrid announces it will appeal the decision.
Four Arrested for a Fight and the Fatal Running Over of a Man in Menorca
Four people were arrested following a fight in Menorca that ended with the intentional and fatal running over of a man, according to the Police.
Pretrial detention without bail for the two detainees in the fatal hit-and-run in the town of Ciutadella
The Justice system has ordered pretrial detention without bail for the two detainees involved in the fatal hit-and-run in Ciutadella. Both are being investigated for confirmed homicide, attempted homicide, and failure to provide assistance.
A 56-year-old worker dies after falling from the roof of a company in Sant FruitĂłs de Bages
A 56-year-old worker died after falling from the roof of a company in Sant FruitĂłs de Bages. Emergency services were unable to save his life.
Investigation into the death of a man during a Civil Guard intervention in Olula del RĂo
A Civil Guard patrol intervened at a restaurant in Olula del RĂo after receiving a report about a disturbed person. During the intervention, the man died, and an investigation has been launched to clarify the circumstances of his death.
A Chinese company is considering a possible investment to develop energy storage in Navarra
Pedro SĂĄnchez and MarĂa Chivite met with the CEO of Hithium Energy Storage Technology to discuss a possible investment by the Chinese company in energy storage projects in Navarra.
Two Giant 'Fish of the End of the World' Found Stranded on a Beach in Mexico
Two giant specimens of a rare species, known as 'fish of the end of the world,' were found stranded on a beach in Mexico, an extremely unusual event given how difficult it is to even spot a single one of these fish on the coast.
Four-legged thief: a raccoon sneaks into a house and takes its food
A raccoon found a hole in the roof of a house and entered daily to steal food and relieve itself inside the home.
The tender encounter of a fisherman with a seahorse: "What a cute little thing"
A fisherman shared his emotional encounter with a seahorse, emphasizing that it is not common to find these marine animals. He expressed his admiration for the creature, calling it "cute little thing" because of its tenderness and uniqueness.
Do You Have a Turtle at Home? Regulations on Invasive and Prohibited Species
Turtles considered invasive species have been banned in Spain since 2014 for trade, breeding, and ownership. However, many remain in households due to their long lifespan.
This is How You Can Help an Adopted Dog Stay Alone Without Anxiety
The key for an adopted dog to adapt and not suffer anxiety when left alone is gradual adaptation to the new home and training with progressively longer absences, ensuring its emotional well-being.
VĂctor Algra, Veterinarian: "Animals Teach Us That We Should Walk More"
VĂctor Algra, veterinarian and communicator, publishes 'City Animals', exploring the relationship between humans and companion animals, and reflecting on the importance of this connection and veterinary work.
Check Your Daily Horoscope for Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Check your daily horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover what the stars have in store for you in different aspects of your life.
These are the five museums of the Madrid Metro: which they are and how to visit them
The Madrid metro network has five permanent museums that offer visitors the opportunity to explore the history and secrets of the city's underground. Each museum has its own theme and can be visited to learn more about Madrid's transportation and heritage.
The Ingenious Trick to Squeeze a Lemon Without Having to Cut It
This method allows you to squeeze a whole lemon without cutting it, making it easier to store in the refrigerator without getting dirty or drying out the exposed part.
Casa BatllĂł Like Youâve Never Seen It Before: The New Immersive Space Opening in the Building
Casa BatllĂł celebrates the centenary of GaudĂâs death with a new immersive contemporary art space, offering a unique experience in this iconic building on Passeig de GrĂ cia.
What Happened to... Gonzalo HiguaĂn: Star at Madrid, Legend at Napoli...
Gonzalo HiguaĂn stood out as a top scorer at Real Madrid and reached his best form at Napoli, where he became a legend. His success in Italy earned him a multi-million euro transfer to Juventus.
Is it Possible to Have More Than 32 Teeth? This Man Has 42 and Sets a World Record
A series of medical exams revealed that a man has 42 teeth, exceeding the usual number of 32. Initially, 38 visible teeth were observed, setting a world record for this unusual condition.
Extreme and Unexpected Things People Did After a Breakup
After a breakup, reactions vary depending on the circumstances. On Instagram, a question about the meanest actions taken after a separation sparked surprising responses, revealing the diverse and sometimes extreme attitudes people adopt after ending a relationship.
Stefani Joanne Angelina, Mary Louise... Do you know who these 'celebrities' are?
The article reveals the full given names of famous people like Bad Bunny, showing that the practice of using two given names is common in Spain and other countries, highlighting the identity behind several well-known celebrities.
The Best Cartoons by Nani
A collection of all the cartoons published by Naniopina in 20Minutos, highlighting their talent and unique style in humorous and satirical drawing.
Everyday Dishes That Taste Better the Next Day
Some dishes are more flavorful the next day because their ingredients, spices, and sauces have time to rest, intensifying and better blending the flavors.
Spanish Scientific Milestone: A New Biotissue Made from Fish Scales Designed to Potentially Regenerate Corneas
Spanish scientists have developed a new biotissue using fish scales for cornea regeneration. Although there is still a long way to go before clinical application, this advancement represents an important step forward in regenerative medicine.
Sentenced to One Year in Prison for Embezzling 190,000 Euros from an Elderly Couple She Cared For
A woman was sentenced to one year in prison for embezzling 190,000 euros from an elderly couple she cared for. She managed to access the couple's bank account after requesting authorization from the financial institution where they kept their savings.
Trial for the gang rape in Magaluf: the eight convicted accumulate prison sentences of more than 70 years
Eight men, seven French and one Swiss, were sentenced to more than 70 years in prison for sexually assaulting a victim on August 14, 2023, in a hotel in Magaluf where one of them was staying.
Milei travels to Spain this week to participate again in the Madrid Economic Forum
The Argentine president will once again participate in the Madrid Economic Forum at the Palacio Vistalegre, sharing the stage with economists Juan RamĂłn Rallo and Daniel Lacalle.
Hackers Linked to Russia Access WhatsApp and Signal of Dutch Military and Officials
Hackers related to Russia managed to access WhatsApp and Signal messages of Dutch military personnel and officials, obtaining sensitive information.
Fear of Putin Turns Europe into the Largest Arms Buyer, but Also a Seller: Spain Increases Its Exports by 7%
Global arms trade increased by 10% over five years. Europe has become the largest buyer, surpassing Asia and the Middle East, driven by fear of Putin, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Spain also increased its arms exports by 7%.
Abascal demands serious negotiations from the PP and warns that Vox will be demanding: "They are more comfortable with the PSOE and the PNV"
Abascal criticizes the PP for being untrustworthy and for promoting "dirty wars" against Vox, despite proposing agreements in Extremadura and AragĂłn. He warns that Vox will be demanding in the negotiations, pointing out that the PP is more comfortable collaborating with PSOE and PNV.
United Kingdom claims that the drone that reached its base in Cyprus was launched from Lebanon
The Chief of the British Defense Staff denied that the London Government responded slowly to the drone attack on its base in Cyprus, asserting that the device was launched from Lebanon.
The Owner of Ticketmaster Reaches Agreement with the United States to Close Antitrust Lawsuit
The company has agreed to allow the use of multiple ticket sales providers to resolve the antitrust lawsuit filed by the United States, aiming to promote competition in the market and prevent monopolistic practices.
'The Romantic' by Bruno Mars loses the number 1 spot on the top-selling albums chart in Spain
Bruno Mars failed to reach the number one position on the charts in Spain, which continues to be led by Omar Courtz with his album 'Por si mañana no estoy' for the second consecutive week, according to data from Promusicae.
Javier Gil: "Just as there is a minimum wage to live with dignity, there must be a maximum rent"
Javier Gil, a researcher at the CSIC and founder of tenants' unions, publishes his book GeneraciĂłn Inquilina, advocating for the establishment of a maximum rent that guarantees dignified housing, similar to the minimum wage to live on.
Antarctic sea ice surface records its best minimum extent in four years after falling to the lowest level in history
The minimum extent of sea ice in Antarctica has improved, reaching its largest size in four years, although it remains 260,000 kmÂČ below the average recorded between 1981 and 2020.
Madrid will celebrate July 4th with a tribute to the 250th anniversary of United States independence
The President of the Community of Madrid announced the organization of a special event to celebrate July 4th and commemorate the 250th anniversary of United States independence.
The former secretary of New Generations of the PP admits that he warned Vox: "perhaps" he will join that party
The former secretary of New Generations of the PP criticizes the party for being "disloyal" by trying to make deals with those who seek to "break Spain" and for rejecting prominent right-wing leaders like Donald Trump. Additionally, he admits to having warned Vox about the possibility of joining that party.
AĂda NĂzar leaves the reality show 'La cĂĄrcel de Los Gemelos' after being attacked with slaps and spit
AĂda NĂzar decided to leave the reality show 'La cĂĄrcel de Los Gemelos' after being physically assaulted by Marrash, who attacked her with slaps and spit, causing tension and conflict on the program.
A Helicopter Wakes Up Madrid Residents... and the Police Warn: "Gunshots Can Be Heard"
The National Police carry out a drill until 8:00 a.m. around the Movistar Arena to prepare the response to a possible serious incident, informing residents about the sounds of gunshots and the presence of a helicopter.
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Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started with AI
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Confirmed by DreamWorks: their best movie of recent years has a sequel underway
DreamWorks announced that it will release 'Shrek 5' in 2027 and is already preparing a sequel to one of its recent hits, thereby continuing its popular animation franchises.
The Shopping Center Near Madrid That Opens Its Doors with Four Days of Activities and Surprises
The new shopping park will open its doors on Thursday, March 12, offering four days full of activities and surprises to celebrate its inauguration near Madrid.
'Love Story': How Many Episodes Does the Hit Miniseries Have? Release Dates for the Disney+ Series
The miniseries about the tragic love story between JFK's son and his wife, created by the same team behind 'American Horror Story', is coming soon to Disney+.
Direct flights from Asturias: the 22 destinations you can travel to non-stop
Asturias airport, the 17th busiest in Spain, offers direct flights to 22 destinations both national and international, making it easier to access various locations without stopovers.
Time Change 2026: Will It Be the Last Time We Move the Clock Hands?
The last time change is recorded in the Official State Gazette (BOE) for the year 2026, suggesting that it could be the final time this adjustment is made in Spain.
'Outlander': How Many Episodes Does Season 8 Have? Premiere Dates on Movistar Plus+
The eighth and final season of 'Outlander' arrives in Spain on Movistar Plus+, concluding the love story through time with its final premiere.
Changes in Income Tax: deadlines, deductions, and those exempt from filing
The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and will remain open until June 30, allowing taxpayers to complete their procedures within this period.
'One Piece': This Is the Duration of the 8 Episodes of Season 2 on Netflix
Netflix announced that Season 2 of the 'One Piece' live-action series, based on EiichirĆ Oda's manga, will have episodes longer than those in the previous season, thus offering more content in each chapter.
The passage of Barcelona with colorful houses and a 19th-century atmosphere that is an oasis in the heart of El Clot
This passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant MartĂ with 122 meters of traditional working-class architecture, notable for its colorful houses and quiet pedestrian environment, offering an oasis with a 19th-century feel in the middle of the city.
The Key Exhibitions to Ignite Spring in Valencia
A standout selection of cultural exhibitions in Valencia that mark the beginning of spring, offering the city an essential artistic program for the season.
The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Active: Here's How You Can Find Out If Youâll Have to Pay the Tax Office or Receive a Refund
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Alcanar Moves Towards the First Climate Evictions in Catalonia, Including the Mayorâs Resignation
Alcanar is negotiating the purchase and demolition of homes in flood-prone areas after a decade of storms. The climate crisis has had political and social impacts, including the mayorâs resignation, marking the first climate-related evictions in Catalonia.
Trump, Putin talk of war and peace as US weighs easing Russian oil sanctions
Former President Trump and Russian President Putin discussed war and peace amid ongoing tensions. Meanwhile, the US government is considering easing sanctions on Russian oil to address global energy concerns, balancing geopolitical pressures with economic impacts.
Americans expect gasoline prices to keep rising after Iran strikes, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
A Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals Americans anticipate gasoline prices will continue to rise following recent Iranian attacks. The unrest in the Middle East has heightened concerns about fuel supply stability, impacting consumer outlooks and fueling worries over economic effects tied to energy costs.
Venezuela legislature approves mining law in initial vote
Venezuela's National Assembly approved a new mining law in its first reading, aiming to regulate and boost the sector. The legislation seeks to formalize small-scale mining, enhance environmental protections, and attract foreign investment. Supporters argue it will promote sustainable development and economic growth, while critics express concerns over potential environmental impacts and insufficient safeguards for indigenous communities. Further readings and debates are expected.
Oil falls as Trump predicts Middle East de-escalation
Oil prices declined after former President Donald Trump forecasted a de-escalation in Middle East tensions. His comments eased market fears of prolonged conflict disrupting energy supplies, leading to a drop in crude prices. Investors remain watchful as geopolitical developments continue to influence oil markets.
Gold prices rise but still rangebound with focus on Iran war de-escalation
Gold prices increased modestly as investors remain cautious amid ongoing tensions in Iran. The market is closely watching efforts to de-escalate the conflict, which could impact safe-haven demand. Despite the rise, gold remains within a narrow trading range, reflecting uncertainty and mixed signals from global economic indicators and geopolitical developments.
Oil jumps to 2022 high on Iran war, falls after close as Russia sanctions in doubt
Oil prices surged to their highest in 2022 amid rising tensions over a potential war involving Iran, boosting supply concerns. However, prices fell after market close due to uncertainty over the extension of sanctions on Russia, causing investor caution about sustained supply disruptions.
Brent crude futures fall more than 7%
Brent crude futures dropped over 7%, marking a significant decline due to concerns about global economic slowdown and rising COVID-19 cases in key regions. Investors are worried about reduced demand for oil, leading to a sharp sell-off in energy markets. This decline reflects ongoing uncertainty in the market amid persistent pandemic-related disruptions and geopolitical tensions.
Oil prices sink as Trump talks Iran war end, supply relief
Oil prices dropped following remarks from former President Trump suggesting the end of conflict with Iran and signaling potential easing of oil supply constraints. These comments raised hopes for increased stability and supply in the oil market, reducing fears of prolonged disruptions and driving prices lower.
AnalysisâIran bets on endurance, energy disruption to outlast US, Israel
Iran aims to leverage its resilience and ability to disrupt energy supplies as a strategy to withstand pressure from the US and Israel. By sustaining prolonged tension and targeting global energy markets, Tehran seeks to gain leverage in geopolitical conflicts and sanctions, relying on endurance and strategic disruptions to outlast its adversaries.
Trump says he discussed Ukraine and Iran conflicts with Putin
Former President Trump revealed he spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin about conflicts in Ukraine and Iran. He emphasized the importance of dialogue between leaders to address these international issues, suggesting that such communication could lead to resolutions. Trump highlighted his continued involvement and interest in global geopolitics despite no longer holding office.
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Morgan Stanley highlights key energy and power stocks poised for growth amid shifting market dynamics. The firm emphasizes companies leading in renewable energy, infrastructure upgrades, and technological innovation as prime investment opportunities, driven by global trends toward sustainable energy and increasing demand for efficient power solutions.
Iran says oil blockade will continue until attacks end, Trump threatens to escalate strikes
Iran declared its oil blockade will persist until attacks on it stop, signaling ongoing regional tensions. In response, then-President Trump warned of escalating military strikes, heightening fears of conflict escalation between the U.S. and Iran.
Air-taxi maker Archer accuses rival Joby of illegal China ties
Archer Aviation has accused rival Joby Aviation of engaging in illegal business activities with China, alleging violations of U.S. export laws. The dispute highlights competitive tensions in the emerging electric air-taxi market, with both companies racing to develop urban aerial mobility solutions. Archer seeks regulatory scrutiny of Joby's China-related operations amid the growing scrutiny of tech ties to foreign countries.
EQT explores potential $6 billion sale of Linux pioneer SUSE - Reuters
EQT is considering selling SUSE, the open-source software company specializing in Linux solutions, in a deal potentially worth $6 billion. The sale could attract interest from strategic and financial buyers, aiming to capitalize on the growing demand for enterprise Linux and open-source technologies. This move aligns with EQTâs strategy to realize value from its investment in SUSE.
Renault targets 23% jump in sales volumes by 2030 from overseas push
Renault aims to increase its sales volumes by 23% by 2030, focusing on expanding its presence in overseas markets. The strategy includes boosting production and targeting emerging regions to drive growth beyond its traditional markets. This push is part of Renault's broader plan to strengthen its global footprint and enhance competitiveness in the evolving automotive sector.
EQT eyes potential $6 billion sale of Linux pioneer SUSE, sources say
Private equity firm EQT is considering a sale of SUSE, the Linux software pioneer, with potential valuation around $6 billion. The move comes as EQT explores options to capitalize on its investment amid growing interest in open-source technology companies. Discussions are in early stages, and no final decision has been made.
Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.22%
Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index falling 0.22%. Market sentiment was cautious amid global economic uncertainties and mixed corporate earnings reports. Investors remained watchful of external factors influencing trade and investment flows, leading to subdued trading activity by the session's end.
CATL shares surge on upbeat FY results, special dividend
CATL's shares rose following strong fiscal year results and the announcement of a special dividend. The company reported robust revenue growth and solid profit margins, driven by rising demand for electric vehicle batteries. Investors welcomed the positive outlook and dividend payout, boosting market confidence in CATL's future performance and reinforcing its position as a leading battery manufacturer.
Amazon holds engineer meeting over AI-linked service disruptions - FT
Amazon convened a meeting with engineers to address service disruptions linked to AI-related issues. The company is investigating the causes to restore full functionality and prevent future occurrences. Details on the specific AI systems involved or impact on customers were not disclosed.
Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 1.09%
Australian stocks closed higher, with the S&P/ASX 200 rising 1.09%. Gains were driven by strong performances in the mining and financial sectors amid positive market sentiment and supportive economic data. Investors responded well to upbeat corporate earnings and stable commodity prices, boosting overall market confidence at the close of trade.
Chinaâs trade balance grows more than expected in January-February as exports surge
Chinaâs trade balance expanded more than anticipated in January-February, driven by a significant surge in exports. The increase reflects strong global demand and recovery in manufacturing, boosting the countryâs trade surplus despite challenges like rising raw material costs and geopolitical tensions. Imports also rose but at a slower pace, contributing to the widened trade gap and signaling robust economic activity ahead.
Australia consumer sentiment ticks up in March despite economy concerns - Westpac
Australia's consumer sentiment rose slightly in March, according to Westpac, despite ongoing worries about the economy. Factors such as inflation and interest rates continue to weigh on consumer confidence, but modest improvements suggest cautious optimism among Australians regarding future financial conditions.
UK consumer spending slows in February as inflation fears dim sentiment, survey shows
UK consumer spending growth slowed in February amid concerns over inflation, according to a recent survey. The data indicates waning consumer confidence as rising prices impact purchasing behavior. Despite easing inflation fears compared to previous months, cautious sentiment led to reduced expenditure, signaling potential challenges for economic recovery.
Japan Q4 GDP revised higher on strong capex, private spending
Japan's Q4 GDP was revised upward, driven by robust capital expenditures and increased private consumption. The stronger-than-expected economic activity reflects businesses' investment confidence and sustained consumer demand, contributing to improved growth prospects for the Japanese economy.
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South Korea revised Q4 2025 GDP -0.2% q/q, vs -0.3% seen earlier
South Korea's Q4 2025 GDP growth was revised to a contraction of 0.2% quarter-on-quarter, improving slightly from an earlier estimate of a 0.3% decline. This adjustment indicates a marginally better economic performance than initially reported for the last quarter.
US Senator urges BLS to analyze inflation impact of Middle East conflict
A US Senator has called on the Bureau of Labor Statistics to assess how the ongoing Middle East conflict is affecting inflation. The request emphasizes understanding the conflictâs economic repercussions on consumer prices amid rising global tensions. This analysis aims to inform policymakers and help address inflationary pressures linked to geopolitical instability.
UBS warns energy shock may cloud UK outlook despite steady Spring Statement
UBS cautions that despite a steady Spring Statement, the UK economy faces risks from an ongoing energy shock. Rising energy costs could dampen growth and increase inflationary pressures, potentially overshadowing positive fiscal measures announced. The bank highlights uncertainty ahead, urging vigilance as the governmentâs plans might be challenged by volatile energy markets.
Mexico inflation rises to 4% in February, exceeds forecasts
Mexico's inflation rate climbed to 4% in February, surpassing economists' expectations. The rise reflects increased prices in food, energy, and transportation sectors, signaling ongoing economic pressures despite efforts to stabilize the market. This uptick challenges Mexico's central bank as it balances controlling inflation without hindering growth.
Asia stocks rebound, oil dives as Trump and Iran trade barbs
Asian stocks recovered as tensions eased following heated exchanges between Trump and Iran. Oil prices dropped sharply amid reduced fears of conflict disrupting supply. Markets reacted positively to diplomatic signals, while investors remained cautious of potential escalations in the geopolitical landscape.
Morning Bid: Trump says war is âvery completeâ - Iran has other ideas
Former President Trump claims the war effort is "very complete," suggesting success, while Iran appears to have different plans, indicating ongoing tensions. The situation remains complex as both sides hold contrasting views on the conflict's status and future developments.
Chinaâs exports turbocharge into 2026 after record-breaking year
Chinaâs exports surged at the end of 2025, setting new records and signaling robust growth into 2026. Strong global demand and diversified markets fueled the export boom, despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and supply chain challenges. Analysts expect this momentum to continue, supporting Chinaâs economic stability and reinforcing its role in global trade.
Alexander brothers, top NY real estate brokers, convicted at sex trafficking trial
The Alexander brothers, prominent New York real estate brokers, were convicted in a sex trafficking trial. The verdict marks a significant downfall for the duo, previously influential in the city's property market. Authorities highlighted their involvement in exploiting victims for profit, leading to the high-profile case and their subsequent conviction.
Anthropic sues to block Pentagon blacklisting over AI use restrictions
Anthropic has filed a lawsuit to prevent the Pentagon from blacklisting it after the company refused to comply with certain AI usage restrictions. The dispute centers on government demands that Anthropic limit how its AI technology is used, which the company argues could hinder its operations and innovation. The case highlights tensions between AI developers and government agencies over responsible AI deployment and regulatory control.
Japanâs Takaichi faces fresh scrutiny over BOJ policy stance
Japanâs ruling party member Sanae Takaichi faces renewed criticism for her comments questioning the Bank of Japanâs ultra-loose monetary policy. Takaichiâs stance challenges the central bankâs long-term approach, fueling debate ahead of key policy decisions. Her remarks have sparked concern among economists and policymakers about potential impacts on Japanâs economic stability.
Dollar eases with oil on hopes of swift end to Iran war
The dollar softened and oil prices declined amid hopes for a quick resolution to the conflict involving Iran. Investors are optimistic that the situation will stabilize soon, reducing geopolitical risks. This sentiment led to decreased demand for safe-haven assets like the dollar and a drop in crude prices as supply concerns eased.
Japan upgrades Q4 GDP on robust capex, Iran war clouds outlook
Japan revised its Q4 GDP growth higher, driven by strong capital expenditure. However, economic prospects remain uncertain due to tensions and conflict involving Iran, which could impact global markets and supply chains, posing risks to Japan's recovery.
Australia business conditions steady in February, sentiment slips
Australia's business conditions remained steady in February, showing resilience despite global uncertainties. However, business sentiment declined slightly, reflecting cautious optimism among companies amid inflation concerns and supply chain challenges. The steady conditions suggest ongoing economic stability, but sentiment dips highlight worries over future growth prospects.
Canada says it will let TikTok continue operations in the country
Canada has announced it will allow TikTok to keep operating, despite security concerns raised by some government officials. The decision comes after reviewing potential risks linked to data privacy and misinformation. Authorities will continue monitoring the platform to ensure compliance with Canadian laws and protect user information. TikTok remains popular among Canadian users, especially younger demographics.
Bitcoin price today: rebounds above $70k as Trump remarks lift risk appetite
Bitcoin price surged above $70,000 following positive remarks from former President Trump, which boosted investor confidence and risk appetite. The rebound reflects renewed optimism in the crypto market amid favorable sentiment and increased buying activity.
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Exclusive: Tessera to bring private equity to Solana blockchain
Tessera plans to integrate private equity with the Solana blockchain, enabling streamlined and secure investments. This move aims to enhance transparency, reduce transaction costs, and open private equity opportunities to a broader investor base through blockchain technology.
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Walbi Launches No-Code AI Trading Agents for Retail Crypto Traders
Walbi has introduced no-code AI trading agents designed to help retail crypto traders automate their investment strategies without programming skills. These agents analyze market data and execute trades, aiming to optimize returns and reduce manual effort for individual investors in the volatile cryptocurrency market.
Strategy acquires 17,994 bitcoin
A company announced the acquisition of 17,994 bitcoin as part of its strategic investment plan. This move underscores the growing institutional interest in cryptocurrency, aiming to diversify assets and leverage potential long-term gains. The purchase reflects confidence in bitcoin's future value despite market volatility.
Nigel Farage invests in UK bitcoin treasury company Stack
Nigel Farage has invested in Stack, a UK-based bitcoin treasury company. Stack aims to help businesses integrate bitcoin into their financial operations, promoting cryptocurrency adoption. Farageâs investment reflects growing interest in digital assets within the UK business sector.
NASDAQ plans equity tokenization design for issuers
Nasdaq is developing a design to facilitate equity tokenization for issuers, aiming to modernize and streamline how securities are issued and traded. This initiative seeks to leverage blockchain technology to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accessibility in the equity markets, potentially transforming traditional issuance processes. The plan reflects Nasdaqâs commitment to innovation in financial market infrastructure.
Bitcoin slides to $67,000 as âextreme fearâ grips crypto markets
Bitcoin's price dropped to $67,000 amid growing 'extreme fear' in crypto markets. This decline reflects increased investor anxiety, driven by regulatory uncertainties and market volatility. The downturn impacts broader cryptocurrencies, highlighting concerns over future market stability and investor confidence.
U.S. court dismisses terrorism financing claims against Binance
A U.S. court has dismissed claims alleging that Binance facilitated terrorism financing. The court found insufficient evidence linking Binance to the purported activities, clearing the cryptocurrency exchange of wrongdoing in this case. This decision marks a significant legal victory for Binance amid ongoing scrutiny of crypto platforms.
BaFin launches audit of Gerresheimerâs interim financial statements
Germanyâs financial regulator BaFin has initiated an audit of Gerresheimerâs interim financial statements following concerns raised. The audit aims to ensure compliance with accounting standards and transparency. Gerresheimer, a manufacturer of pharmaceutical packaging, is cooperating with authorities as the review proceeds. No conclusions or penalties have been announced yet.
STARTRADER Supports UAE Labor Communities with Ramadan Iftar Initiative
STARTRADER organized a Ramadan iftar initiative to support UAE labor communities by distributing meals to workers during the holy month. The program aims to foster community spirit and provide relief to laborers observing Ramadan, highlighting the company's commitment to social responsibility and care for the well-being of its workforce.
Yalla Q4 2025 slides: margins surge to 41% despite revenue dip
Yalla reported a revenue decline in Q4 2025 but achieved a significant margin increase, reaching 41%. The surge in profitability highlights improved cost management and operational efficiency despite the dip in top-line growth.
Calidi Biotherapeutics closes $6M public offering
Calidi Biotherapeutics has successfully raised $6 million through a public offering. The funds will support the company's drug development and clinical programs aimed at treating various diseases. This capital infusion strengthens Calidi's financial position as it advances its pipeline of therapeutic candidates.
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Twin Vee PowerCats withdraws proposed stock offering
Twin Vee PowerCats has withdrawn its previously proposed stock offering. The company decided not to proceed with the public sale of its shares, citing changing market conditions and strategic considerations. This move pauses their efforts to raise capital through equity financing, reflecting a reassessment of their financial approach amid current economic uncertainties.
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Telix prostate cancer drug trial meets safety goals
Telix Pharmaceuticals announced that its prostate cancer drug trial has successfully met its safety endpoints. The trial results indicate the treatment is well-tolerated with manageable side effects, supporting further development. This milestone advances Telix's efforts to bring innovative therapies to prostate cancer patients, potentially improving diagnosis and treatment outcomes.
GeoPark declines to raise offer for Frontera assets
GeoPark has decided not to increase its bid for Frontera's assets, maintaining its original offer. The company cited strategic and financial reasons for this decision amid ongoing negotiations. This move signals GeoPark's intent to remain cautious while exploring growth opportunities in the region.
David Taylor makes significant trades in Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft stocks
David Taylor recently executed notable trades involving major tech companies. He increased his holdings in Alphabet and Amazon stocks while reducing his position in Microsoft shares. These portfolio adjustments reflect his strategic move to capitalize on market trends and potential growth opportunities within the technology sector.