News Summary - 03/16/2026

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'A new norm': BBC visits Doha market starting to fill up again two weeks into Iran war

BBC correspondent Barbara Plett Usher reports from Doha's Souq Waqif, observing the market gradually filling up again amid ongoing regional strikes two weeks into the Iran conflict.

Iran taking steps to prevent anti-establishment protests, Tehran residents tell BBC

Tehran residents report increased security measures including new checkpoints across the capital, where individuals are frequently stopped and searched as part of efforts to curb anti-establishment protests.

How US groups are driving a new generation of anti-abortion activism in the UK

The killing of Charlie Kirk sparked renewed US-led anti-abortion activism in the UK, aiming to challenge the country's strong pro-choice stance. Despite increased efforts and funding from American groups, it remains uncertain if this movement can significantly alter Britain's prevailing abortion consensus.

Ukraine's urgent fight on the financial frontline

Ukraine is striving to obtain vital financial support from the IMF and EU while increasing taxes to bolster its economy amid ongoing conflict.

Ugandan opposition leader tells BBC he fled abroad fearing for his life

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine told the BBC from an undisclosed location that he fled the country because he believed the regime intended to eliminate him, citing threats to his life.

Oscars 2026: Here are all the moments you didn't see on TV

The article offers exclusive behind-the-scenes insights from the Oscars 2026 winners' room, revealing candid moments and reactions that audiences missed during the live broadcast. It highlights emotional exchanges, celebrations, and the atmosphere among winners and attendees after the ceremony.

Michigan synagogue attacker's brother was Hezbollah commander, IDF says

The man accused of attacking a Michigan synagogue with a truck bomb reportedly lost family members in Lebanon. US officials noted this connection, while the IDF revealed the attacker’s brother was a Hezbollah commander.

Iran captain latest footballer to drop asylum bid, Iranian state media says

Five of the seven members of Iran's women's football delegation who sought asylum in Australia have decided to return to Iran, according to Iranian state media.

Sweden detains captain of Russian shadow fleet ship

Sweden has detained the captain of the Sea Owl One, a vessel linked to Russia's shadow fleet, on suspicion of producing forged documents during a coast guard boarding.

French police detain brothers over 'lethal and antisemitic' plot

French police arrested two brothers suspected of planning a violent and antisemitic attack. Authorities found a loaded gun, hydrochloric acid, and an Islamic State flag in their car, indicating possible extremist motives. Prosecutors are investigating the case as part of ongoing counterterrorism efforts.

Severe flooding kills 66 in Kenya, as heavy rains continue

Eleven people were rescued overnight when a minibus taxi became trapped in rising floodwaters in Nairobi amid ongoing severe flooding that has killed 66 people in Kenya due to persistent heavy rains.

Zelensky accuses EU allies of 'blackmail' in oil pipeline row

Volodymyr Zelensky criticized EU allies for pushing to resume Russian oil flow through Ukraine, arguing it would effectively lift sanctions on Russia, undermining efforts to hold Moscow accountable amidst ongoing conflicts.

Treasure hunter freed from prison after refusing to turn over shipwreck gold

Tommy Thompson served over ten years in prison for refusing to reveal the location of 500 missing gold coins from a shipwreck he discovered.

Cuban protesters ransack Communist office as energy crisis deepens

Growing frustration over rolling blackouts and shortages of food, fuel, and medicine fuels protests in Cuba, worsened by the ongoing US blockade.

Oscars 2026: Winners List in Full

Discover the full list of winners at the 2026 Oscars ceremony in Los Angeles, highlighting the films and stars honored with the iconic golden statuettes.

How passenger planes keep flying during a war

Airspace over Iran and the Gulf is heavily restricted after missile strikes, challenging airlines to navigate safer routes and maintain flight operations amid increased conflict risks.

Race on to establish globally recognized 'AI-free' logo

Increasing concerns over widespread AI use have sparked a surge in efforts to create a universally recognized 'AI-Free' logo, aiming to help consumers easily identify products and services made without artificial intelligence.

What Iranians are being told about the war

Iranian state media exaggerates enemy casualties and uses digital manipulation to portray Iran in a glorified manner regarding the war.

'We will go wherever they hide': Rooting out IS in Somalia

Somalia has become a crucial hub for IS militants displaced from Syria and Iraq. Efforts are intensifying to track and eliminate these fighters who have entrenched themselves in the region, with authorities determined to pursue them wherever they operate.

How did Oscar winner Kpop Demon Hunters win hearts the world over?

The award-winning Kpop group, known as the Demon Hunters, have captivated global audiences with their unique blend of powerful music and supernatural-themed performances. Their captivating storytelling and dynamic stage presence have enchanted fans worldwide, securing them both critical acclaim and a devoted international following.

How Iranians are evading internet blocks to contact family abroad

Iranians are using advanced technological methods to bypass government-imposed internet and phone restrictions, enabling them to maintain contact with family members abroad despite strict communication barriers.

The women bringing chess into the 21st Century - with 'bullet' matches and viral videos

Women content creators are transforming chess's image from an "old man's game" to a modern, digital pastime by popularizing fast-paced 'bullet' matches and creating viral videos, attracting a younger and more diverse audience.

'Gruesome' war bets fuel calls for crackdown on prediction markets

Prediction markets have seen millions of dollars wagered on outcomes related to the war in Iran, sparking ethical concerns and prompting calls for regulatory crackdowns to prevent profiteering from conflict.

Will Trump help or hinder Zimbabwe's white farmers in their compensation battle?

Zimbabwe's white farmers have hired a lobbying firm with strong connections to US President Trump to advocate for their compensation claims, seeking to influence the outcome of their ongoing battle for restitution.

Is Dubai's glossy image under threat? Not everyone thinks so

Dubai, long seen as a safe haven for expats, tourists, and influencers, is facing challenges that test its polished reputation. Despite concerns, many still believe the city's allure and stability remain intact amidst these pressures.

Under drone fire, exiled Kurds wait to confront Iranian regime

Kurdish fighters stationed in Iraq report enduring drone attacks from Tehran. Despite the dangers, they express readiness to return home and confront the Iranian regime.

Gazans urged to shelter as sandstorm turns skies orange

Displaced Palestinians in Gaza were advised to secure their tents as a sandstorm swept through the area, turning the skies orange and causing hazardous conditions.

Watch: Why Kharg Island is a lifeline for Iran

BBC Security Brief's Mikey Kay explains Kharg Island's vital role for Iran as a key oil export hub and strategic military location, making it essential for Tehran's economy and regional influence.

Video shows moment point-blank gunshot misses Indian politician

Senior Kashmir leader Farooq Abdullah escaped unharmed after a point-blank gunshot attempt. The suspect involved in the incident has been taken into custody.

Volcanic fragments rain down as Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted, sending ash, pumice, and volcanic glass fragments into nearby communities. The eruption prompted highway closures and the evacuation of tourists to ensure safety.

Justified or not? US military families on fears of Iran war

BBC's North America editor Sarah Smith interviews Gold Star mother Lynn, who lost her son in the Iraq War, and veteran Jeremy. They share their perspectives and concerns about the possibility of a new conflict involving Iran, reflecting the fears and uncertainties faced by US military families.

The slowdown in Vox's growth strengthens Feijóo, who beats Sánchez in a third consecutive election

The PP consolidates its political position against the Government, which, although it holds on with support from the left, finds itself cornered. The stagnation in Vox's growth benefits Feijóo, who surpasses Sánchez for the third consecutive election.

The PP wins and grows in Castilla y León but will need Vox, which slows its rise, while the PSOE improves results

Mañueco's PP gains two seats, reaching 33, but still needs Vox's support to govern. Vox increases by one seat, slowing its growth. Meanwhile, the PSOE surprises by improving to 30 seats.

Three different elections, but always the same total

In Castilla y León, the PP grows more than Vox, while the PSOE also improves, even if this means that their allies are left without seats.

The PP: Citizens Want "More PP and Less PSOE" and Promises "Refuge" Governments Against Sánchez

The Popular Party wins the elections in Castilla y León, improving its results with 33 deputies, although it still needs support to govern. The PP assures that citizens want "more PP and less PSOE" and promises to form governments that act as a "refuge" against Sánchez's government.

Mañueco celebrates the PP's victory in Castilla y León and closes the door to the PSOE: "We will talk to everyone except the Sanchismo"

Alfonso Fernández Mañueco celebrates that the PP has been the party that has grown the most in votes, percentage, and seats in Castilla y León. He reiterates his willingness to dialogue with all parties except the PSOE led by Pedro Sánchez, whom he rules out as a partner to form a government.

The PSOE Congratulates Carlos Martínez on the "Good Results" and Sees His Commitment to Public Services as the "Right Path"

The PSOE highlights the good results of Carlos Martínez and supports his commitment to public services as the appropriate way forward. Meanwhile, the party tries to divert attention toward possible agreements between the PP and Vox. Martínez anticipates a repeat election and questions Vox's willingness to maintain a constant alliance.

Interactive map of the vote in Castilla y León: check the results by municipality

Check all the election results of the 2026 Castilla y León elections by province and municipality. Discover which party received the most votes in your area through the interactive map.

Pact Calculator: Mañueco’s Possible Alliances to Govern Castilla y León

After the elections in Castilla y León, the stage of negotiations and alliances to form a government begins. The possible coalitions that Mañueco could promote to secure his mandate and governability in the region are analyzed.

The PP Sees Its Position Strengthened to Face the "Interwar Period" and Finalize Agreements with Vox

The PP believes that Vox halted negotiations in Extremadura due to the election campaign in Castilla y León, but now both parties are committed to resuming work to finalize government agreements.

Pact Calculator: Mañueco's Possible Alliances to Govern Castilla y León

After the elections in Castilla y León, the negotiation phase to form a government begins. Various possible alliances are being evaluated that would allow Mañueco to secure his mandate, considering the political forces present and their options to make pacts and govern in coalition.

Castilla y León Election Results 2026: Who Wins and Who Loses in the Electoral Event

The PP wins the elections in Castilla y León, and Alfonso Fernández Mañueco is the most voted candidate. More than two million citizens participated in the elections on March 15.

The PP paints the map of Castilla y León blue and 'scrapes' two provinces from a PSOE that holds on to its stronghold in León… and recovers Soria

The PP wins in seven of nine provinces in Castilla y León, taking two from a PSOE that retains León and recovers Soria, consolidating its position in the region.

Interactive Map of the Vote in Castilla y León: Check the Results by Municipality

Check the election results of the Castilla y León 2026 elections by provinces and municipalities. Discover which party received the most votes in each locality.

The PSOE Holds Steady in Castilla y León with a Profile Distanced from Sánchez, but the 'No to War' Stance Does Not Narrow the Gap with the PP

Carlos Martínez secures two seats in Castilla y León, the same as in 2022, although at the expense of the left confederal parties, which lose representation in Soria and Valladolid. Despite maintaining a profile distanced from Sánchez and adopting an anti-war stance, the PSOE fails to reduce the gap with the PP in the region.

Mañueco celebrates the PP victory in Castilla y León and closes the door to the PSOE: "We will talk to everyone except the Sanchismo"

President Mañueco celebrates the PP victory in Castilla y León, highlighting that they have been the political force that has grown the most in votes, percentage, and seats. Additionally, he rejects forming a pact with the PSOE, stating that they will talk to everyone except with "Sanchismo."

The 'two-party system' regains momentum in Castilla y León and leaves behind its worst historical result: this is how it has evolved over 43 years

The PP and PSOE together win 63 seats in Castilla y León, surpassing the current 59, which represented their joint historical low. This indicates a recovery of the two-party system in the region after 43 years of political evolution.

Ciudadanos is Finished: Loses Its Last Seat in Spain after the Castilla y León Elections

Ciudadanos has lost its last seat in Spain following the Castilla y León elections, bringing an end to its institutional presence, which has been gradually disappearing.

Castile and León remains a stronghold for the PP: how the vote has been there since its first regional elections

The PP has dominated Castile and León since its first regional elections, winning all but two and governing without interruption since 1987, establishing itself as a key electoral stronghold in the region.

This has been the election result in the town with the fewest inhabitants in Castilla y León: all votes to one party

In the town with the fewest inhabitants in Castilla y León, with only eight registered voters according to the INE, all votes cast in the elections were for a single party, reflecting unanimous participation by its residents.

The Oscars Settle Their Debt with Paul Thomas Anderson: 'Licorice Pizza' is the Big Winner of the Night

Paul Thomas Anderson's 'Licorice Pizza' took home several awards at the Oscars, establishing itself as the big winner of the night at the Hollywood ceremony.

'Sentimental Value' wins the Oscar and leaves 'Sirat' without the Best International Feature Film award

The Norwegian film 'Sentimental Value' by Joachim Trier won the Oscar for Best International Feature Film, leaving out the Spanish contender 'Sirat', which faced very tough competition against the favorite.

The Meaning of the Pin Worn by Some Guests at the 2026 Oscar Awards Gala

Some actors, actresses, and industry members used the red carpet at the 2026 Oscars to send a political message by wearing a special pin as part of their outfit.

GALLERY | The Best Photos of the Stars Inside and Outside the Gala

Gallery with the best photos from the red carpet and highlights of the grand film gala in Hollywood, capturing the elegance and style of the stars in Los Angeles.

Jessie Buckley wins the Oscar for Best Actress for 'Hamnet'

Jessie Buckley, a favorite in the category, won the Oscar for Best Actress for her role in 'Hamnet', in a collaboration with director Chloé Zhao.

Michael B. Jordan leaves Chalamet without an Oscar: Best Actor for 'The Sinners'

Michael B. Jordan won the Oscar for Best Actor for 'The Sinners,' surpassing Timothée Chalamet. Of the three nominees who were repeat contenders, only one had won before, while the other two were newcomers to the category.

The unforgettable moment of Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor at the Oscars: "Don't tempt me"

Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor, stars of 'Moulin Rouge,' shared a memorable moment while presenting the Best Picture category together at the Academy Awards.

The Best Memes of the 2026 Oscars: The Heist of the Century, Timothée Chalamet’s Fall, and the Funniest Reactions

Social media reacted with humor to the 2026 Oscars, highlighting memes about a controversial “heist of the century,” Timothée Chalamet’s fall, and several funny reactions from attendees at the ceremony.

"No to war and free Palestine": Javier Bardem says it loud and clear on stage

Javier Bardem expressed his rejection of the war on stage and condemned the genocide in Gaza, delivering a strong message in favor of peace and freedom for Palestine.

Sean Penn wins a historic Oscar for 'Crisis'... and he won't be attending to accept it

Sean Penn beats favorite Stellan Skarsgård and becomes one of the few actors with three Oscars, marking a milestone in his career. However, he announced that he will not attend the ceremony to accept the award.

Oscar After Party: The Best Dresses

A look at the best looks from the red carpet of the Oscar after party, an event that many people overlook but has become a favorite among celebrities for its standout styles.

Hits and Misses on the Red Carpet

The 98th edition of the Oscars takes place on March 15 (Spanish time), bringing together actors, actresses, directors, and producers for a great night of American cinema.

Joan Laporta sweeps the Barça elections and is reelected as president

With 50% of the votes counted, Joan Laporta holds an unbeatable lead, virtually securing his reelection as president of FC Barcelona before the final tally.

Jordi Pujol Reappears Alongside Joan Laporta to Vote in Barça Elections

The former president of the Generalitat, Jordi Pujol, aged 95, met with outgoing president Joan Laporta and his son Oriol at Camp Nou to participate in the FC Barcelona elections.

Laporta's Show: An Exuberant Dance, Chants for Lamine Yamal... and Even Cradling a Baby!

The Barça president was reelected by a wide majority over Víctor Font in an electoral day full of memorable moments, including his exuberant dance, chants for Lamine Yamal, and touching gestures such as cradling a baby.

The Tricky Precedent of Rosalía's Words

Rosalía has sparked controversy by equating responsibilities that are not comparable, which has opened a debate about the interpretation and impact of her statements in the current social and cultural context.

Rosalía apologizes after controversy over her words about Picasso: "I was not aware that there were real cases of abuse"

Rosalía posted a video on her social media to apologize for her comments about Picasso, acknowledging that she was unaware of real cases of abuse and stating that she continues to learn every day.

The emotional moment on 'Supervivientes' after the first ten days of living together: "We admire you!"

Sandra Barneda connected live with the contestants of 'Supervivientes' to encourage them in the face of hunger and physical exhaustion. Her message moved several participants, who could not hold back their tears upon hearing her words of support.

Doctors face their second week of strike in two months "without progress" in negotiations: "Healthcare does not respond to us"

Doctors begin a new week of strike called by the Strike Committee, rejecting the Framework Statute proposed by Mónica García. They accuse the department of showing no willingness to negotiate, which keeps the conflict stagnant.

This Is How the Forestalia Scheme Operated: Bribes for Renewable Projects, "Branches" in Aragón and the Ministry for Ecological Transition, and Money Laundering Networks

The investigation in Teruel reveals how Forestalia bribed public officials in the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Aragonese Institute of Environmental Management to obtain favorable technical reports, facilitating their renewable energy projects. The scheme includes money laundering networks and connections in Aragón and government agencies.

Ángel Losada, former Spanish ambassador to Iran: "If they didn't want to develop nuclear weapons, why do they enrich uranium to 60%?"

Ángel Losada points out that the Iranian regime is probably stronger and has greater popular support following the attacks. He criticizes Europe's limited role and warns that the Revolutionary Guard will continue to resist firmly.

Iran Attacks a European Base in the Middle East Again and Spain Decides to Relocate Its Special Forces in Iraq

Spain has decided to relocate its special forces in Iraq following a new Iranian attack on a European base in the Middle East. The Ministry of Defense confirmed that all Spanish personnel are now safe in secured locations.

War in Iran, Live | Iran Launches Its Powerful Sejil Missile at Israel for the First Time

Iran launched its Sejil missile at Israel for the first time, intensifying the conflict in the Middle East. The news comes amid an escalation of attacks and counterattacks between Iran, the U.S., and Israel, with growing concerns about the expansion of the confrontation in the region.

The Three 'Souls' of the EU: Leaders Face Off This Week at a Summit Marked by Division Over the Iran War

The European summit reflects internal tensions: Von der Leyen is weakened, Macron seeks to lead Europe, and Sánchez opts for a more moderate stance. Divergences within the EU complicate a unified response to the crisis in the Middle East.

Claude and Project Maven: How the US Exploits Artificial Intelligence to Devastate Iranian Targets with Record Speed and Precision

The US uses artificial intelligence through Claude and Project Maven to improve the accuracy and speed of attacks on Iranian targets. However, concerns are growing about the risks of relying on AI in military decision-making, which could lead to mistakes in operations.

Mojtaba Jamenei Has Been Secretly Moved to Moscow for Surgery, According to a Kuwaiti Newspaper

According to the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida, Vladimir Putin ordered the secret transfer of Ayatollah Mojtaba Jamenei on a Russian military plane to one of his residences in Moscow for surgery.

The Rise of the Euribor Due to the War in Iran Gives Banks an Edge to Increase the Cost of New Mortgages

The Euribor reaches annual highs due to the war in Iran, anticipating an increase in mortgage costs. This will allow banks to put an end to "irrational competition" on prices and raise the cost of new credit offers.

The Three Possible Next Scenarios in Iran: "One Is More Likely"

The firm Eigenrac identifies three possible scenarios in Iran: a "controlled degradation," a "prolonged war of attrition," or an "escalation toward regime change operations," noting that one of them is more likely.

The Avanzadoras Awards 2026 honor five women this Monday who manage to create community despite borders

The 12th edition of the Avanzadoras Awards recognizes five women who stand out for creating communities and promoting cooperation beyond borders, highlighting their contribution to making the world a better place.

This Is How Ilia Topuria's Return to the Octagon Will Be: In Front of the White House, at an Event with a Select Audience and a Cost of 60 Million

Ilia Topuria will return to the octagon on June 14 at UFC Freedom 250, almost a year after his last fight, facing Justin Gaethje in an exclusive event in front of the White House with a cost of 60 million.

These Are the Most Painful Medical Procedures, According to a Doctor

A doctor explains that major surgery does not always cause more pain than minor surgery, because in more complex procedures higher doses of analgesics are administered to control the pain.

Japan introduces a washing machine that "cleans and dries" people in 15 minutes

The Japanese washing machine uses microbubbles and warm water jets to clean and dry people in just 15 minutes, effectively removing dirt.

Kim Jong Un Reappears with His Daughter: Oversees Rocket Launches Capable of Carrying Nuclear Warheads

Kim Jong Un reappeared alongside his daughter as they supervised the launch of rockets capable of carrying nuclear warheads, warning that using these weapons would completely destroy the enemy's military infrastructure within their range.

Luck Ra: "It is an honor to be called 'the one from La Morocha,' it's better than 'the one from nothing'"

Luck Ra will perform for the third time in Spain this year, with concerts scheduled for April 10 in Barcelona and April 11 in Madrid.

Tensioned areas reach two years with a focus on rental supply: falling in A Coruña and Catalonia and remaining stable in Navarra

Tensioned areas mark two years focusing on increasing rental supply. In A Coruña and Catalonia, the supply has decreased, while in Navarra it remains stable. In the Basque Country, the main measure of the housing law is active, although price caps are not yet fully implemented.

Gifts for All Types of Dads Without Spending a Lot of Money

Father's Day is celebrated on March 19th, a day to show affection. It is not necessary to spend a lot of money to give a good gift. 20minutos offers affordable ideas to surprise and please all kinds of dads.

What is Psy, the person responsible for the worldwide 'Gangnam Style' phenomenon, doing today?

Psy, a South Korean singer who debuted in 2001, gained worldwide fame in 2012 with the viral 'Gangnam Style'. Currently, he remains active in music and is involved in various projects related to the entertainment industry.

Time Change in Spain 2026: This Is the Day the New Summer Time Begins

Clocks in Spain will be set forward to make better use of daylight in 2026. This measure, although common, continues to generate debate among Spanish society.

Hit-and-run in Madrid: an 81-year-old woman in critical condition after being run over by a city bus on Felipe II Avenue

An 81-year-old woman was hit by a city bus around 6 p.m. at a pedestrian crossing with traffic lights on Felipe II Avenue, Madrid. The victim is in critical condition, and the causes of the accident are under investigation.

Comedian and Actor Bruno Salomone Dies at 55

Bruno Salomone, famous for his role as Denis Bouley in the series 'Fais pas ci, fais pas ça', has passed away at the age of 55.

What Could Be More Traditional Than Innovation? This Tech Company Is from Madrid and You Might Not Have Known

Cabify, a tech company founded 15 years ago in Madrid, has revolutionized the on-demand mobility platform sector in Spain, demonstrating that innovation can also emerge from the Spanish capital.

Valencian Community: Discover it Through Experiences

Discover personalized tourist experiences in the Valencian Community to make your getaway unforgettable, enjoying its unique and diverse offerings.

Nacho Abad responds to Quequé's parody following his retirement: "I did not demand that he leave the radio"

Nacho Abad clarified that he did not ask Quequé to leave the radio after his retirement. The host of 'En boca de todos' displayed a conciliatory attitude and stated that if he were to run into Quequé, he would greet him gladly.

"Women Have Nipples": Irene Montero's Video Criticizing "The Great Discovery of the Gentlemen"

Irene Montero responded on social media to comments from several users who were surprised by the fact that women have nipples, ironically criticizing that "great discovery" and highlighting the naturalness of this female attribute.

Georgina and the Ostentation of Frivolity

Georgina Rodríguez, wife of Cristiano Ronaldo, uses her social media to showcase a modern and luxurious version of the Cinderella story, presenting an image of ostentation and frivolity adapted to the 21st century.

Primark's New Customer Service That the Company Has Decided to Extend to More Stores

Primark has expanded its clothing alteration service, allowing customers to repair garments purchased in-store and pick them up the same day, thereby enhancing the experience and sustainability.

This video is not from a recent demonstration in support of Iran: it is footage from 2025 of a protest for Palestine

Photographer Olmo Calvo confirms that the viral video does not correspond to a current protest for Iran, but was recorded on October 4, 2025, during a demonstration in support of the Palestinian people.

Juan del Val surprises with a cameo in 'Torrente': "Santiago Segura asked me to shave my beard and put on hair gel"

Writer Juan del Val made a cameo in the movie 'Torrente' at the request of director Santiago Segura, who asked him to change his appearance. Del Val reveals that Segura loved his brief role in the film.

The inflation 'wave' that threatens the Spanish countryside due to the war in Iran: diesel, fertilizers, plastics...

Agriculture Minister Luis Planas meets with the sector to address the inflation crisis caused by the war in Iran, which is affecting diesel, fertilizers, and plastics. The government is preparing a specific aid package to mitigate the impact on the Spanish countryside.

Historic In Memoriam at the 2026 Oscars: Rob Reiner, Robert Redford, and Diane Keaton Receive the Most Emotional Tribute

The 2026 Oscars extended their In Memoriam segment, paying tribute to figures such as Rob Reiner, Robert Redford, Diane Keaton, Val Kilmer, Catherine O'Hara, and Robert Duvall, emotionally remembering prominent individuals who passed away over the past year.

The Black Widow of the 2026 Oscars: Chloé Zhao, director of 'Hamnet'

Chloé Zhao made an impact on the red carpet at the 2026 Oscars with a daring look inspired by the 'Black Widow', capturing all the attention during the event.

How Nighttime Breathing Influences Facial Structure and Oral Health, According to a Specialist

Sleep is essential for cellular repair, hormonal regulation, and the immune system. Breathing during the night impacts oral health and facial structure, as inadequate breathing can affect facial development and cause dental and respiratory problems, experts emphasize.

This is Pepper, the first humanoid robot to receive a Guinness World Record: this is the reason

Pepper received a Guinness World Record for being the first mass-produced and widely sold humanoid robot, highlighting its innovation and commercial reach in the field of robotics.

Where to Travel in 2026? For TripAdvisor Users, the Best Destination is a Dreamlike Place

TripAdvisor’s Traveller’s Choice awards have chosen a paradisiacal destination far from Spain as the best place to travel in 2026, standing out among the preferred options by users for an ideal vacation.

Dani García, Michelin-starred chef, has the trick "to achieve the perfect golden and crispy" French fries

Chef Dani García reveals his tips for making perfect French fries, highlighting techniques that ensure exceptional golden color and crispiness, elevating this classic to another level.

Suzuki Announces the Price of the e Vitara, Its First Global Electric Vehicle, and It Costs Less Than You Think...

The Suzuki e Vitara, the brand's first 100% electric global SUV, will arrive in Spain this spring with a competitive price, positioning itself as an accessible option in the electric vehicle market.

A woman is murdered in her home in Cantabria: her partner, who alerted the police, is arrested

The detainee, the victim's partner, alerted the Civil Guard after finding the body at the residence. He was under monitoring by the VioGén System due to previous complaints.

Marbella, the biggest beneficiary of the tourism crisis caused by the war in the Middle East: "It offers the same glamour, beach, and luxury"

Marbella could experience one of its busiest summers in recent years, benefiting from the tourist displacement caused by the crisis in the Middle East. The city retains its appeal through glamour, beach, and luxury, attracting those seeking a safe and exclusive alternative.

Three Bodies Found at Sea After a Boat with 17 People Lands on the Coast of Granada

Three bodies were found at sea following the landing of a boat carrying 17 people on the coast of Granada. Four of the immigrants arrived injured and received immediate medical attention.

He is imprisoned after stealing from a restaurant's storage room where he left his identification and drugs

A man was arrested after stealing from a restaurant's storage room, where he abandoned a shoulder bag containing drugs, legal documents, and his own identification. The National Police reported on the case, and the individual was incarcerated.

Five Things That Can Raise Your Blood Sugar and Aren't Food, According to a Doctor: "It's Not Always a Bad Thing"

Glucose is the body's main source of energy, regulated by insulin and derived from food. However, certain non-food factors can also raise blood sugar, and this is not always negative, according to a doctor.

The Incredible Story of the Genius Who Rejected a Million Euros and Disappeared from the Academic World

Iker Jiménez recounted on 'Cuarto Milenio' the life of the Russian mathematician who solved a Millennium Prize problem but chose to isolate himself, rejecting awards, money, and fame, disappearing from the academic sphere.

This is how the Renta Web Open simulator works to find out how much you have to pay on your Income Tax return

The Renta Web Open simulator allows you to calculate the outcome of your Income Tax return, whether to pay or to be refunded, without the need to identify yourself or submit it officially.

How Much Does Netflix Spain Cost? These Are the Platform's Plans and Rates

Netflix Spain offers various subscription plans tailored to users' needs, allowing access to its extensive content catalog depending on the chosen option.

The Cheapest Chinese Restaurant in Zaragoza Where You Can Eat Duck Spaghetti for 8.50 Euros

This Chinese restaurant in Zaragoza stands out for its excellent value for money, offering dishes such as sushi, noodles, tagliatelle, rice, and spaghetti, with their duck spaghetti being the star specialty, all for only 8.50 euros.

The Iran War. Whose Hands Are We In?

The unfinished war in Iran continues to generate tensions that could trigger a new conflict in the region, while strengthening the power of the controversial Israeli prime minister.

Equipped

The disruption of international trade causes a silent increase in prices, affecting family finances by making the shopping basket more expensive.

"Hate" the war

The war in the Middle East generates concern mainly due to its negative effects on personal finances, reflecting a perspective focused more on the financial consequences than on the conflict itself.

Apocalypse Based on Rules

The text suggests that becoming wealthy is key to demonstrating identification with the State. Failing to do so will be perceived as a lack of commitment to the state’s wellbeing, which could strengthen the resolve of those in power not to relinquish it.

The New Life of Charlène of Monaco, Five Years After Her Serious Illness

Charlène of Monaco faced a serious illness that kept her stranded in South Africa for six months in 2021. Five years later, she has begun a new chapter in her life, overcoming the difficulties and resuming her role alongside Albert II in Monaco.

Bertín Osborne "needs more than 4 million euros": "He has no money"

According to 'Fiesta', Bertín Osborne is facing serious financial difficulties and would need more than 4 million euros, as he currently has no money.

Carlos Alcaraz, after losing to Daniil Medvedev: "I'm tired of always having a target on my back"

Carlos Alcaraz was defeated by Daniil Medvedev in the Indian Wells semifinals with a score of 6-3 and 7-6(3) after 1 hour and 37 minutes. The player from Murcia expressed his fatigue at always being the main target in competitions.

Anne Hathaway and Anna Wintour Nod to Fashion History with 'Matching' Styles at the Oscars

Anne Hathaway and Anna Wintour surprised at the 2026 Oscars with coordinated looks that pay tribute to fashion history, creating an iconic and memorable moment on the red carpet.

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SURVEY: Who do you think will win the elections in Castilla y León?

Test your knowledge about the news of February 2026 with a 10-question quiz focused on the month's headlines, including the survey about who will win the elections in Castilla y León.

Trump Says the United States Could Reach an Agreement with Cuba "Very Soon"

Trump stated that the United States could soon reach an agreement with Cuba, amid an oil blockade imposed on the island since January and the suspension of Venezuelan oil supplies.

The rivalry between Cristina Pedroche and David Muñoz that affects their children: "I've lost Laia"

The rivalry between Cristina Pedroche and David Muñoz arises from their support for different teams, which creates competition over which team their children will support. This dispute has especially affected Laia, whom Cristina feels she has "lost" in terms of football preference.

Gemma Cuervo's Last Appearance on 'La Revuelta', Four Months Before Her Death: "I Can't Leave You"

Actress Gemma Cuervo made a surprise visit to the program 'La Revuelta' on La 1 just four months before her passing. Her emotional appearance, during which she said "I can't leave you," has gone viral following her death, reminding viewers of her warmth and closeness with the audience.

These are the most and least reliable car brands on the market in 2026 according to a study

Japanese brands, especially Toyota and Subaru, continue to be the most reliable in 2026, leading the average reliability rankings in the automotive sector, although no brand is completely infallible.

Hecher Sosa ready for his UFC debut against Luan Lacerda: "If he wants war, he will get war. The night will be very long for him"

Hecher Sosa, known as The Guanche Warrior, will make his UFC debut this weekend after securing his contract with a decision victory on Dana White’s Contender Series in September. He is ready to face Luan Lacerda and promises an intense fight.

First-time parents at 40: "I didn't want a child at any cost and with just anyone"

More and more people are postponing motherhood and fatherhood until their 40s, driven by the pursuit of stability, biology, and work-life balance. Giulia, 43, sums up this change: they preferred to enjoy their relationship as a couple before deciding to have children, prioritizing doing so under the best personal and emotional conditions.

The Historic Neighborhoods of Madrid That Still Endure as Oases in the Capital: "It's Like Living in a Village"

Madrid has 44 historic neighborhoods where descendants of the founding families still live. Originally designed to house workers, these neighborhoods remain peaceful oases in the city, offering a village-like feeling amidst the urban hustle and bustle.

Anger and resignation among Spanish drivers over soaring gasoline prices: "It's extremely high even at low-cost stations!"

Diesel and gasoline prices in Spain have risen by 14% and almost 8% respectively in one week, following the armed conflict in Iran, causing anger and resignation among drivers who denounce the high costs even at low-cost stations.

Farewell to Gemma Cuervo: "You can't just remember, you have to feel it"

Gemma Cuervo, a renowned actress, is remembered for her iconic role in 'Aquí no hay quien viva'. Beyond her work on television, her life and career reflect an artistic legacy full of passion and emotions, emphasizing that memories should be felt, not just recalled.

Makoke, on the Prosecutor's Request for Prison: "I Don't Owe a Penny to the Tax Authorities"

Before the Telecinco gala, Makoke told Sandra Barneda that she is facing the trial calmly, for which the Prosecutor is requesting four years in prison, assuring that she does not owe anything to the Tax Authorities.

David DeMaría reveals the reason for his breakup with Chenoa: "It was my fault"

David De María spoke on "Y ahora Sonsoles" about his career and his first steps in music. He also revealed that he was the one who made mistakes that led to his breakup with Chenoa.

Alberto Rey, the film critic from 'Zapeando', after watching 'Torrente, presidente': "It made me a bit sad"

Alberto Rey bought his ticket like any other viewer to watch 'Torrente, presidente' and later shared his opinion on 'Zapeando', confessing that the movie made him feel a bit sad.

Sonsoles Ónega moves to RTVE to talk about her novel: "I would have loved to diagnose how harmful it was for women..."

Sonsoles Ónega, presenter on Antena 3, was interviewed on RTVE’s Canal 24 Horas to discuss her novel, highlighting her interest in addressing issues that negatively affect women.

The troubled live connection of Silvia Guerra, TVE special correspondent in Iran: "Sorry, it's just that I have a cat here..."

Silvia Guerra, TVE special correspondent in Iran, had to interrupt her live connection on Canal 24 Horas because a cat was causing interruptions during her appearance.

Makoke, on the Prosecutor's request for prison: "I don't owe a cent to the Tax Agency"

Makoke spoke with Sandra Barneda before a Telecinco gala, stating that she faces the trial calmly, despite the Prosecutor requesting four years in prison, and assures that she does not owe any money to the Tax Agency.

RTVE cancels 'Al margen de todo', Dani Rovira's show, three weeks after its premiere

Dani Rovira announced on his social media the cancellation of the RTVE show 'Al margen de todo,' just three weeks after its premiere.

Belén Esteban and the man who fell asleep on the bus

Belén Esteban shared moments from her vacation in Guipúzcoa, highlighting a funny anecdote about a man who fell asleep on the bus, which added a touch of humor to her trip.

Antonio Banderas, Malena Alterio, Laura Caballero... The first reactions to the death of Gemma Cuervo

Gemma Cuervo's family confirmed her death on Saturday, March 14. Numerous colleagues, including Antonio Banderas, Malena Alterio, and Laura Caballero, have shared their reactions to her passing.

Actress Gemma Cuervo Dies at 91

Gemma Cuervo's family has confirmed the passing of the renowned actress at 91 years old, remembered for her outstanding career in film and television.

Prosecutor Requests 5 Years in Prison for Kiko Matamoros and 4 for Makoke for Hiding Assets from the Tax Authorities

The Prosecutor's Office is seeking 5 years and 6 months of imprisonment for Kiko Matamoros and 4 years for Makoke for allegedly hiding assets from the tax authorities. Both are accused of tax fraud for concealing assets valued at millions, thereby evading taxes. The case highlights the fight against tax fraud involving public figures in Spain.

Mar Flores and her new controversy with her daughter-in-law, Alejandra Rubio: "Just because she wrote a book doesn't make her a writer"

Mar Flores clarified a controversial remark about Alejandra Rubio, her son's girlfriend, during a photocall, where she expressed that "just because she wrote a book doesn't make her a writer," sparking controversy in the media.

ZonaGemelos speaks out about their mother's battle with addiction and her sad passing: "If I didn’t have my brother..."

The Madrid-based streamers ZonaGemelos shared on Jordi Wild's podcast details about their mother’s tough fight against addiction and how her tragic loss affected their lives, highlighting the crucial support they provide each other as brothers.

Antonio Pagudo, Javi in 'La que se avecina', finds out about Gemma Cuervo's death through the press: "What are you telling me?"

Antonio Pagudo, known for his role as Javi in 'La que se avecina,' was surprised to learn about the death of his colleague Gemma Cuervo through the press while attending the closing ceremony of the Málaga Festival.

The Last Letter Written by Gemma Cuervo Days Before Her Death: "With Years, One Understands Some Things"

Spanish actress Gemma Cuervo passed away at the age of 91. Her family confirmed the news, highlighting her final reflection on the understanding that comes with the passage of time, expressed in her last letter before dying.

The emotional words of Luis Merlo after the passing of Gemma Cuervo: "You are now reunited with Mariví and Emma"

Actress Gemma Cuervo, famous for her role in Aquí no hay quien viva, passed away at 91 years old. Luis Merlo expressed emotional words, remembering her and mentioning that she is now reunited with Mariví and Emma.

From Teen Idol to Late Recognition: This Is Elizabeth Berkley 30 Years After 'Showgirls'

Elizabeth Berkley, known for "Saved by the Bell," finally receives recognition for her career 30 years after "Showgirls," highlighting her evolution and perseverance in the entertainment industry.

Marta Sánchez: 36 Years Since She Sang 'Soldados del amor' in the Persian Gulf, Which Would Be Viral Today

Marta Sánchez was sent by the Ministry of Defense to boost the morale of the Spanish troops in the UN mission in the Persian Gulf on Christmas Eve, 36 years ago. Her performance of "Soldados del amor" would be viral content today.

Ter Stegen goes to vote in the Barça elections but is not allowed: he was not on the electoral register

The FC Barcelona goalkeeper, loaned to Girona, went to vote in the elections to choose the club's new president, but was unable to do so because his name did not appear on the electoral register.

Pharmacies in Rome Give Away Free Drug-Detection Tests for Women’s Drinks

Pharmacies in Rome are distributing free kits throughout March to detect drugs in beverages, as part of a campaign against chemical submission. The initiative "Consent Does Not Dissolve in a Drink" aims to raise awareness and prevent assaults by enabling the detection of adulterations in seconds, supporting the protection of women on International Women's Day.

Outrage over the death of an imperial eagle after being shot

Acción por el Mundo Salvaje reported the death of an Iberian imperial eagle wounded by a gunshot, which died after being admitted to a recovery center. This is not an isolated case; they recently received another electrocuted specimen. The association warns that the loss of wildlife is due to human activities, not natural causes.

The real reason why Fernando Alonso abandoned in China: "I was starting to lose feeling in my hands and feet"

Fernando Alonso retired from his second consecutive race in 2026 due to severe vibrations in the steering wheel that affected his control. The driver explained that these vibrations were so intense that he began to lose sensitivity in his hands and feet, which forced him to withdraw for safety reasons.

Antonelli achieves his first F1 victory at the Chinese GP; Sainz scrapes points and Alonso retires again

The young Italian driver Antonelli, 19 years old, won his first Grand Prix in China after starting from pole position. The race was marked by mechanical problems that affected several drivers. Sainz managed to score some points, while Alonso had to retire once again.

This Was Arda Güler's Historic Goal from Over 60 Meters: "The Goalkeeper Was Not Well Positioned"

Arda Güler, Turkish footballer for Real Madrid, scored a historic goal from over 60 meters by taking advantage of Dituro, Elche's goalkeeper, being out of position, as the player himself acknowledged.

MotoGP postpones the Qatar GP and reshuffles the Portugal and Valencia calendar due to the war

The Portuguese GP in Portimão is postponed to November 22, and the final in Valencia is moved to November 29 due to the war, affecting the original MotoGP calendar.

F1 cancels its races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia due to the war in the Middle East

The F1 Grand Prix races in Sakhir (Bahrain) and Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) have been postponed due to the war in the Middle East. The organization has not announced new dates or alternatives for these races.

Domingo Pisón, Filmmaker: "I've Even Been Told How I Could Direct a Movie Being Deaf"

Domingo Pisón, deaf director, screenwriter, and producer, has participated in ‘Sorda’, winner of three Goya Awards, and has created the short films 'The Awakening of a Butterfly' and 'I See Dark', overcoming prejudices about his ability to direct movies.

MouthX, the tool that allows effective and discreet device control with the tongue: "It is dignified and less intrusive"

MouthX is a high-precision intraoral controller that enables people with reduced mobility to operate computers, mobile phones, and tablets using their tongue, offering a dignified and less intrusive solution to increase their autonomy.

'Desire to Live', El Langui's Documentary Aims to 'Change the Perspective on Disability'

El Langui's documentary, which tells the story of an athlete with a disability, premiered on Wednesday at the Málaga Festival. The work seeks to change social perception towards disability by showcasing a story of overcoming challenges and motivation.

The high oil prices that Putin celebrates do not mean more income for Russia

Each extra dollar in the price of oil generates additional tax revenue for Russia, a country that depends on oil and gas to finance almost a third of its public budget.

Search engine: More than 100 gas stations in Spain already exceed 2 euros per liter of fuel

The price of oil rises due to the conflict in Iran, which has caused more than 100 gas stations in Spain to exceed 2 euros per liter of fuel. This increase reflects the direct impact of the international situation on local prices.

Volotea finalizes a new €16 million injection led by its Greek partners

Aegean Airlines' management plans a new capital increase and reviews Volotea's financial performance for 2025, as the Spanish airline prepares to secure a €16 million investment led by its Greek shareholders.

United States Arrives Weakened to the Oil Clash That Could Trigger War in Iran

The potential war with Iran has placed oil at the center of the global economy, while several macroeconomic indicators in the United States show signs of weakening, which could complicate the U.S. position in the conflict.

Oil is Out of Control and Gasoline Doesn't Follow the Rules

The volatility of Brent prices has reached unprecedented levels, with differences of up to 30 dollars between its maximum and minimum value in recent sessions, something not seen since the energy crisis of 2022.

Silicon Valley takes a stand against the Pentagon over control of artificial intelligence

Anthropic challenges Washington over control of the use of artificial intelligence in military operations, sparking a debate among American tech companies about the ethical and strategic role of AI.

Gonzalo Bernardos, economist: "The next frontier for anyone who wants to live in Madrid is in Ciudad Real"

Economist Gonzalo Bernardos advises buying homes in cities with good rail connections to Madrid, highlighting Ciudad Real as the next option for those who wish to live near the capital.

One Oscar After Another for PTA: Counterchronicle of a Night of Modern Classics

Paul Thomas Anderson was the big winner of the night, 'The Sinners' received ovations, there was controversy involving Javier Bardem, and Conan O'Brien stood out with his humor during the ceremony.

Jessie Buckley wins the Oscar for Best Actress for 'Hamnet'

Irish actress and favorite in the category, Jessie Buckley, won the Oscar for Best Actress for her role in 'Hamnet', in a collaboration with Chloé Zhao.

Michael B. Jordan leaves Chalamet Oscar-less: Best Actor for 'The Sinners'

Michael B. Jordan won the Oscar for Best Actor for 'The Sinners,' beating Timothée Chalamet. Three nominees are returning in the category, but only one has won before, while the other two are first-time contenders.

The 2026 Oscar Scandal, in an Unexpected Category: "You Have Ruined 22 Million Bets"

Actor Kumail Nanjiani starred in the strangest moment of the night by awarding the same prize to two different works, sparking controversy and affecting the bets of millions of people.

'Sentimental Value' wins the Oscar and leaves 'Sirat' without the Best International Feature Film award

The Norwegian film 'Sentimental Value', directed by Joachim Trier, won the Oscar for Best International Feature Film, surpassing the Spanish contender 'Sirat'.

Failing to Comply with the European AI Law Can Cost Up to 35 Million: Key Points About the AI Act Taking Effect in August

The AI Act is already in force, but starting from August 2026, stricter obligations will be implemented. Non-compliance with this European regulation on artificial intelligence can result in fines of up to 35 million euros, aiming to ensure responsible and safe use of AI.

Subscription Bombing: The Cyberattack That Fills Your Inbox with Thousands of Emails to Hide Fraud

This cyberattack floods your inbox with thousands of emails to distract and conceal frauds such as account thefts or bank transfers, making it difficult to detect suspicious activities.

WhatsApp will notify you of scam attempts with this new alert coming to your phone

Meta has implemented a new alert on WhatsApp that uses artificial intelligence to detect and prevent scam attempts, thus protecting users from potential fraud.

The fear of being listened to by your phone or TV is numbered with this new device

Spectre I is a device that blocks the recording of conversations by mobile phones and smart speakers, protecting the user's privacy.

Beware of Your ZIP Files, They May Contain Malware That Almost No Antivirus Can Detect

A technique called Zombie ZIP allows cybercriminals to hide malware in .zip files, evading detection by most antivirus programs and putting users' security at risk.

Barbie Ferreira's Spectacular Physical Transformation at the 2026 Oscars with a Corset Dress and Stunning Neckline

Barbie Ferreira made a striking impression on the red carpet at the 2026 Oscars with a remarkable physical transformation and an elegant blue poplin corset dress that highlighted her figure.

Teyana Taylor dazzles at the 2026 Oscars with a Chanel design that merges two of the season's trends

Teyana Taylor shined at the 2026 Oscars wearing a Chanel dress that combines the trends of sheer fabrics and feathers, standing out on the red carpet and making a style statement.

Nicole Kidman's curious ritual for the Oscars: no treatments or diets, spiritual training

Nicole Kidman revealed at the Oscars pre-party at the Beverly Hills hotel that her secret to finding peace and balance is a spiritual ritual, avoiding conventional treatments and diets before the ceremony.

These are the emotional mistakes in couples that you repeat without realizing it, according to a psychologist

Conflicts in couples are often not due to a lack of love, but rather to mistaken beliefs and unconscious emotional patterns that are repeated and affect the relationship.

From Stealing Jewelry at the Louvre to Reigning on the Red Carpet: Teyana Taylor Has Won the Fashion Oscar Before the Gala

Teyana Taylor, nominated for the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, stands out not only in acting but also as an emerging fashion icon in Hollywood, conquering the red carpet before the gala.

The Unexpected Return of Ruffled Skirts That Defined the 90s

Straight and structured skirts have gone out of fashion, making way for the comeback of ruffled skirts, an iconic style from the 90s that is returning strongly with various versions.

The solution you need for your kitchen storage problems is at Primark

These containers from Primark help you keep your kitchen tidy and clean, offering a practical and aesthetic storage solution.

The Bar in Santiago de Compostela Where They Serve the "Best Spanish Omelette in Spain": More Than 2 Kilos of Potatoes and Open Since 1959

The influencer Guanyar recommends this Spanish omelette in Santiago de Compostela, highlighted as the best in Spain, ideal for pilgrims and visitors of the Camino. The bar, open since 1959, prepares the omelette with more than 2 kilos of potatoes, offering a unique and traditional culinary experience.

The bakery located in a university neighborhood that makes the most famous puff pastry in Madrid

The bakery, located in a university neighborhood in Madrid, is known for its puff pastry, especially its famous mille-feuille with custard, which has become one of its flagship products.

The Air Fryer Problem That Almost No One Knows About and How to Avoid It: "All That Heat Has to Go Somewhere"

Air fryers generate constant heat which, although less than other appliances, can damage the countertop over time. It is important to place the device in an appropriate spot to prevent damage caused by the temperature.

The Rise and Fall of René Redzepi, Noma's Chef, Accused of Physically and Psychologically Abusing His Staff

René Redzepi, renowned chef of Noma, has resigned following numerous accusations of physical and psychological abuse from former employees. His departure marks a turning point after years of success in the culinary world.

The Aragón restaurant with 1 Repsol Sun and 6 dining tables: they have a menu that costs less than 40 euros

A restaurant in Teruel joined the 22 establishments in Aragón awarded with 1 Repsol Sun at the latest gala. It has only 6 tables and offers a menu for less than 40 euros.

The Paradores Reopening in 2026: From Medieval Castles to Renaissance Palaces

Several paradores will complete their renovations in 2026 after months or years of work, reopening spaces that range from medieval castles to Renaissance palaces, offering visitors renewed historical and cultural experiences.

A Journey Through Time in the Best-Preserved Medieval Town in Europe

The best-preserved medieval town in Europe is in Segovia, where its carefully preserved streets and monuments allow you to imagine life as it was more than 500 years ago.

This is what the impressive airport that India wants to build for 120 million passengers will be like

India plans to construct a mega airport project near New Delhi, designed to handle up to 120 million passengers annually, positioning itself as one of the largest airports in the world. After decades of waiting, this ambitious plan aims to transform the country's air infrastructure and respond to the growing air traffic.

A New Parador Opens in a 16th-Century Castle with Stunning Views of the Mediterranean Sea

A new Parador has opened in a 16th-century castle, offering unique accommodation with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. This project combines history and modernity, attracting tourists interested in culture, heritage, and coastal landscapes.

The Paradores Reopening in 2026: From Medieval Castles to Renaissance Palaces

Several Paradores will complete their renovations in 2026 after months or years of refurbishments, reopening their doors. Among them are hotels located in medieval castles and Renaissance palaces, offering a unique experience that combines history and modern comfort.

Calm and monumental, this is the town of Burgos that best represents Herrerian architecture

This Ducal Town in Burgos is one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, standing out for its historic ensemble, its Main Square, and the Parador, an iconic palace where Napoleon once stayed overnight.

Asturias will have a new direct flight to one of the most popular European capitals among young people

A new air route is being launched that will connect Asturias with a prominent European capital in just two hours. This direct connection will be operational at least until March 2028, facilitating access and boosting youth tourism between the two cities.

Endometriosis, the pain experienced every month by 10% of women: "They tell you it’s normal for your period to hurt, but I used to faint"

Many women with endometriosis suffer intense monthly pain, but their symptoms are often minimized and they do not receive adequate treatment, which worsens their situation and makes their quality of life more difficult.

Matcha tea may reduce sneezing in allergic individuals, according to a mouse study

Previous studies indicate that matcha tea has high levels of antioxidants and amino acids, which contribute to its health benefits, including potential effects to reduce sneezing in allergic individuals.

Sleeping Little or Poorly Impacts "the Entire Body," Especially Cardiovascular Health

Sleeping few hours or with poor quality increases the risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and hypertension, negatively affecting cardiovascular health and the entire body.

All About Glaucoma: The Blindness That Doesn’t Warn

Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness, but it can be prevented if detected and treated properly in time.

A Minimally Invasive Palate Surgery Halves Snoring in Adults

A study by the Clínica Universidad de Navarra revealed that a minimally invasive surgery on the palate reduces the intensity of snoring in adults by half, improving their quality of life without serious side effects.

100% of Spanish Apples Analyzed in a Study Contain at Least One Pesticide Residue

A study revealed that 100% of the Spanish apples analyzed contain at least one pesticide residue. At the European level, some fruits showed up to seven different residues, highlighting the widespread presence of these chemicals in fruit production.

The Sixth Generation of the Toyota RAV4, in Detail: Hybrid or PHEV, Delivery Dates, Prices...

The 2026 Toyota RAV4 arrives in Spain with greater electric range, new hybrid and PHEV options, technological improvements, and a refreshed design. It offers more efficiency and modernity, adapting to current market demands.

The Meaning of Alternating Orange and White Lines on Roads That Should Alert You

In some U.S. states, a technique that alternates orange and white lines on roads is used to reduce accidents. This road marking aims to capture drivers' attention and improve road safety. So far, this method has not been implemented in Spain.

The Autonomous Community with the Most Deteriorated Roads in Spain

Aragón leads the list from the Spanish Road Association (AEC) with 68% of its road network in a serious or very serious state of deterioration, indicating a high level of road damage.

This is How the Porsche 911 Looks Today After Being Forgotten for 40 Years in a Barn in San Francisco

Two Porsche 911 S/Ts, one of them forgotten for 40 years in a barn in San Francisco, are separated by 50 years but united by the iconic Light yellow color. This car is a legendary Le Mans survivor, whose restoration reveals its historical value and beauty.

'Ghost cars': the two situations in which the DGT can deregister your vehicle without asking

In Spain, the DGT can automatically deregister a vehicle in two cases: when the car has not passed the ITV inspection for more than two years or if it is declared stolen. These measures aim to prevent the accumulation of abandoned or fraudulent vehicles in the registry.

The shopping center near Madrid that opens its doors today with four days of activities and many surprises

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

Barcelona reactivates the Low Emission Zone this Monday after being suspended for over a month due to Rodalies chaos

Barcelona reactivates the Low Emission Zone, prohibiting the entry and exit of the most polluting vehicles without the DGT environmental badge in certain areas, after more than a month of suspension due to the Rodalies chaos.

The Civil Guard Dismantles a Scheme of Romantic Scams and Fake Real Estate Investments and Arrests Three People

The Civil Guard dismantled a network that combined romantic scams and real estate frauds, arresting three individuals. One victim reported being pressured by their partner to invest in a fake real estate project, revealing the group's modus operandi.

Who Will Win the Castilla y León Elections, According to the Polls

The Castilla y León elections will be the third regional vote in less than three months, following the elections in Extremadura and Aragón.

The 400 Families Blocked in the Cuatro Caminos Metro Garages Without Their Homes or Savings: "They Prevent Us from Building a Life Plan"

The courts have repeatedly annulled the municipal plans to build housing in the Metro garages. The 400 cooperative families, who invested their money, have been trapped for 12 years in a legal process described as an administrative obstacle "due to formality issues, not substance," preventing them from accessing their homes and developing a life plan.

Remand without bail for the detainee in the fire that killed three women in Miranda de Ebro

The detainee for the fire in Miranda de Ebro, which caused the death of three women, will remain in custody without bail. The charges include three counts of murder, seven counts of attempted homicide, one count of aggravated damage by fire, and several counts of assault.

Three lightly injured due to the strong windstorm in Catalonia, which also causes power outages and fallen trees

Strong gusts of wind in Catalonia have caused power outages in Girona and the central part of the region, as well as knocking down trees. The storm has left three people with minor injuries.

Leónides Bayón, Socialist Mayor of Gradefes, Municipality of León, Dies

The socialist mayor of Gradefes, Leónides Bayón, has passed away, the provincial PSOE reported on March 15, expressing deep sadness and dismay over his death.

The Podemos candidate in Castilla y León denounces an attack with glass while he was with his son

The Podemos candidate in Castilla y León, Llamas, was attacked with a piece of glass around 11 a.m. while opening the door of an election booth. During the incident, he heard the sound of breaking glass and was confronted by a person, all while he was with his son.

A Rodalies bridge in La Garriga, Barcelona, where Adif was carrying out works, collapses

Mayor Meritxell Budó demanded immediate accountability from ADIF following the collapse of a bridge in La Garriga, Barcelona, where the company was performing works, pointing to poor execution of the tasks.

Pretrial Detention Ordered for the Two Brothers Detained for the Death of Francisca Cadenas

The two brothers detained for the death of Francisca Cadenas have been placed in pretrial detention while investigations continue for alleged crimes of murder and offenses against freedom.

A girl fills the kitchen with posters so her roommates clean: "We wake up in a good mood"

A user on X shared how her roommate filled the kitchen with explanatory posters so that everyone cleans up after themselves, aiming to promote order and responsibility among her roommates.

'Xokas Unleashed': This is the surreal short film made with AI that brings together many of the most famous streamers

The video, created with artificial intelligence and with over 9 million views, surrealistically depicts the battle between several YouTubers and the Galician creator Xokas.

This is the world’s most famous pig: it is four years old and knows how to ‘talk’ with its owner

A four-year-old pig has become famous for communicating with its owner using buttons, through which it expresses what it wants at any given moment.

The American Foxhound, a Hound Not Suitable for Everyone and with High Physical Needs

The American Foxhound is a large-sized hound, classified in Group 6, section 1.1 of the FCI, bred for pack hunting. It is not suitable for everyone due to its high physical needs and constant activity.

Dogs Also Shape the Air We Breathe at Home, According to a Swiss Study

Shaking, scratching, or being petted releases dust and microbes, especially in large dogs, affecting the air inside the home according to a Swiss study.

Is It Dangerous for Dogs and Cats to Drink from the Toilet or Bidet?

Toilet water can contain bacteria and chemicals. A sip is unlikely to cause serious harm, but it is not entirely safe for dogs and cats.

Results of Valladolid in the Castilla y León Elections 2026

Valladolid, the most populous province of Castilla y León with over 420,000 voters, is participating in the 2026 regional elections.

Results of León in the Castilla y León 2026 Elections: Check Who Won

León has elected 13 representatives in the Castilla y León 2026 elections, becoming the second province with the highest representation, only surpassed by Valladolid.

Results from Soria in the 2026 Castilla y León Elections: Who Won in the Province

The province of Soria, which elects 5 representatives to the Cortes of Castilla y León, is one of the constituencies with the smallest representation. This article details the results and who won in these elections.

Results of Zamora in the Castilla y León 2026 elections: winners and losers

Zamora, with an electoral census of 160,000 inhabitants, elects seven representatives in the Castilla y León 2026 elections. It is considered a province of intermediate size within the region.

Check the results of Ávila in the 2026 Castilla y León elections

Ávila elects seven of the 82 deputies that make up the Cortes of Castilla y León, representing about 8.5% of the total seats in the chamber in the 2026 elections.

Results of Salamanca in the Castilla y León 2026 Elections: Check Who Has Won

Salamanca, with 10 deputies, is one of the provinces with the greatest representation in the Castilla y León 2026 elections.

Check the results of Burgos in the Castilla y León 2026 elections

Burgos elects 11 deputies, representing more than 13% of the seats in the autonomous parliament of Castilla y León in the 2026 elections.

Results of the Province of Segovia in the 2026 Castilla y León Elections

The province of Segovia will elect seven deputies in the 2026 Castilla y León regional elections, one more than in 2022, due to the increase in its population.

Results from Palencia in the Castilla y León 2026 elections: who has won in the province

Palencia elects 7 representatives to the Castilla y León autonomous parliament, which has a total of 82 seats.

Your Daily Horoscope: Sunday, March 15, 2026

Check the astrological predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to guide your decisions and discover what the stars have in store for you.

What Do the Initials of Vox Mean?

The initials of Vox correspond to its official name, as is common with political parties. This article explains the origin and meaning of the letters that identify Vox, highlighting how they reflect the party's identity and values.

UPL Electoral Program for the 2026 Castilla y León Elections: "He Who Forgets His Roots Loses His Identity"

Unión por el Pueblo Leonés (UPL) is running in the 2026 Castilla y León elections with the main objective of achieving autonomous status for the León Region, emphasizing the importance of preserving the identity and roots of this region.

Vox's Electoral Program in Castilla y León: 509 Measures on Taxes, Immigration, and Support for the Rural World

Vox's electoral program for Castilla y León includes 509 measures focused on issues such as taxes, immigration, and support for the rural world, developed by Carlos Pollán alongside Santiago Abascal.

Sports Sanctuaries. Autzen Stadium, Eugene, Oregon

Autzen Stadium, home of the University of Oregon Ducks, is recognized as one of the loudest and most iconic venues in college sports in the United States.

If There Is Violence in Early Teen Relationships, It Will Continue into Adulthood

The power dynamics and violence present in early teenage relationships tend to become entrenched, increasing the risk that such abusive behaviors will persist into adulthood.

Can the lynx save an endangered Canary Islands butterfly?

Experts are calling to classify the capuchin butterfly, endemic to the Canary Islands, as "critically endangered" and propose a captive breeding program similar to that applied to the lynx to prevent its extinction.

The Best Images of Election Day in Castilla y León: Candidates, Voters, and Polling Stations

Today, March 15, the citizens of Castilla y León are voting in an election with a notably higher turnout than in 2022, reflecting a growing interest in the electoral process.

These Famous Women Are the Most Powerful in the Zodiac

Horóscopo Negro presents a list of the strongest women in the Zodiac, highlighting the signs of celebrities such as Julia Roberts, Taylor Swift, and Kim Kardashian. These figures represent the inner strength that we all carry, inviting you to find out if your zodiac sign is among the most powerful.

Airports That Have Lost Their Essence and Are Now Luxury Shopping Centers

Airports have evolved beyond being simple departure and arrival points, becoming mini cities with luxury shops and restaurants. However, some have lost their original essence by transforming into exclusive shopping centers, prioritizing commerce over their primary function of air transportation.

Even Though It’s Not March 20, Early Signs That Spring Is Already Here

Although spring officially begins between March 20 and 21, there are early signs indicating that this season is already present. Nature shows signs of awakening, and flowers begin to appear earlier than usual, signaling the end of winter.

A Reuters Investigation Reveals the Identity of Street Artist Banksy "Without a Doubt"

A Reuters report claims that the artist Banksy is Robin Gunningham, who is said to have adopted the common name David Jones to maintain anonymity.

Montero assures that they will approve the "prepared" measures against price increases due to the war when it is "appropriate"

The First Vice President states that Spain, as a member of the European Union, will adopt the prepared measures against the price increases resulting from the war at the appropriate time, aligning with European guidelines.

Controversy at the European Obstacle Course Championships: Basque Athlete Usabiaga Will Not Participate to Avoid Wearing the Spanish Jersey

The 22-year-old Basque athlete Usabiaga, from Donostia, has decided not to participate in the European Obstacle Course Championships held in Irún from May 28 to 31, after refusing to wear the Spanish jersey.

Sánchez’s Offensive Against Social Networks: Monitoring That Already Existed and a Law That Progresses Slowly in Congress

Sánchez’s government is promoting regulations for social networks, many of which are already being negotiated in Congress. Although it seeks greater control and monitoring, these measures are not entirely new, and the law is progressing slowly through the legislative process.

Ignacio Ansaldo, close to Ortega Smith and Vox’s number 1 member, denounces his expulsion from the party

Ignacio Ansaldo, close to Ortega Smith and the first member of Vox, has denounced his expulsion from the party. Vox provisionally suspended his membership on February 23, the same date it did so with the deputy spokesperson in Madrid, Carla Toscano.

Trump’s fluctuations raise doubts about the end of the war: “He will continue attacks in search of Iran’s demilitarization”

The US has no clear date to end the offensive in Iran, while Tehran continues its attacks. Experts warn about the uncertainty and risks if the conflict is prolonged, highlighting doubts about a near end.

Ukrainian intelligence suspects that Russia is helping Iran to attack US targets in the Middle East

Zelensky claims to have full evidence that Iran used Russian drones to attack US bases and Ukrainian allies in the Middle East, suggesting collaboration between Russia and Iran in these attacks.

Check National Lottery: results for Saturday, March 14, 2026

The results of the National Lottery for March 14, 2026, will be announced starting at 1:30 PM. You can check them on the website 20minutos.es.

National Lottery for Today, Saturday, March 14, 2026 | Results and Prizes

This Saturday’s National Lottery has awarded a total of 42 million euros in prizes, offering great winning opportunities for the participants. The official results are now available for players.

The National Lottery showers thousands of euros across nine provinces

The first prize of the National Lottery was awarded entirely in Alicante, while the second prize distributed thousands of euros among Alicante and eight other provinces, benefiting multiple winners.

What will the weather be like during Easter Week 2026? "From some polar air masses to incursions of subtropical air"

Experts warn that the weather during Easter Week 2026 will be variable, with possibilities ranging from polar air masses to subtropical incursions, meaning that any type of weather situation is possible during those dates.

The Safest Countries in Case of a World War: Remote, Neutral, and Self-Sufficient

The Global Peace Index 2025 analyzes the security and stance of each country in the face of a global conflict, highlighting that the safest are those that are remote, neutral, and self-sufficient.

Tension Between the United Kingdom and the US Amid the Iran War: From Trump’s Mockery of Starmer to Sanctions on Putin’s Oil

London maintains the ban on Russian oil, rejecting Trump’s announcement to lift it, amid a week of tensions with Washington during the war in Iran.

Honeymoon Odyssey for Carolina and Esteban Due to the Iran War: Trapped 26 Days in Dubai and Escorted Return to Spain

Esteban Vigo and Carolina Bonal planned their honeymoon, but when the war in Iran broke out, they were trapped for 26 days in Dubai. They left Madrid on February 16 and returned escorted to Spain on March 14 after intense days of uncertainty.

Thousands of Chinese fishing boats are organizing themselves in geometric formations: experts warn of an imminent regional conflict

China is reportedly testing its capability to mobilize fishing boats arranged in geometric formations, a sign of preparation for military operations such as blockades or invasions, especially near Taiwan or in potential crises with Japan.

This is the US plane in which six soldiers have died in the Iran war: without parachutes or ejectable seats

The KC-135 Stratotanker is a US military aircraft designed to refuel other aircraft in flight. It does not have parachutes or ejectable seats, which has sparked controversy following the death of six soldiers in the Iran war.

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

Stay updated with the most important news of the day by subscribing to our email alerts. Receive timely summaries and breaking news directly to your inbox, ensuring you never miss key events and developments.

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

Take part in the 20M survey to express your opinion and see the results from other readers. This initiative aims to engage the community on current topics, allowing for the understanding of diverse perspectives and promoting collective dialogue. Your vote helps reflect the general sentiment on relevant issues, contributing to an informed and participatory debate.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to imitate human intelligence. To get started in AI, it is essential to understand its basic concepts, know its applications in different sectors, and learn about algorithms and programming. Additionally, it is important to explore tools and educational resources to develop practical skills and harness the potential of this technology in the future.

Taz Skylar (Sanji in 'One Piece'): "We have kept the Canary Islands accent in the second season. There is no turning back"

The Spanish actor Taz Skylar premieres the second season of the 'One Piece' live-action series, maintaining the Canary Islands accent in his role as Sanji. Additionally, he presents the thriller 'Cleaner: Vertical Rescue', directed by Martin Campbell ('Casino Royale').

The shopping center near Madrid that opens its doors today with four days of activities and many surprises

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

Nicole Kidman, Pedro Pascal, and Channing Tatum among the actors who will present the Oscars

The Oscars ceremony will be held on March 15 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, featuring actors such as Nicole Kidman, Pedro Pascal, Channing Tatum, Javier Bardem, Demi Moore, and Zoe Saldaña, who will present the awards.

Experts agree: "The break between artificial manicures is not just an aesthetic pause, but an investment in health"

Keeping nails always perfect is common, but professionals warn about the need for breaks between artificial manicures to avoid damage, considering this rest an investment in nail health.

The Meaning of the Pin Worn by Some Guests at the 2026 Oscar Awards Gala

Several attendees at the 2026 Oscars, including actors and other industry members, wore a pin on the red carpet as a way to express a political message.

Review of 'One Piece': Hits and Misses of an Adaptation with Much to Prove but Very Little Time to Do It

The second season of 'One Piece' on Netflix continues the adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime, showcasing both narrative successes and mistakes. The series faces the challenge of balancing faithfulness to the original material with time constraints, attempting to satisfy both fans and new viewers alike.

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

The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and ends on June 30, establishing new deadlines, updated deductions, and specifying who is exempt from filing the declaration.

Francesc Miralles, expert in personal growth, on the life-changing movie: "The details affect happiness"

Francesc Miralles highlights "Groundhog Day" as an essential and globally valued movie for personal growth, emphasizing its healing power and how small details influence happiness.

The Passage in Barcelona with Colorful Houses and a 19th-Century Atmosphere That Is an Oasis in the Heart of El Clot

This historic 122-meter passage connects El Clot and Sant Martí in Barcelona, standing out for its working-class architecture and peaceful pedestrian environment. Protected as a historic ensemble, it offers an oasis of colorful houses and a 19th-century atmosphere amid the urban bustle.

Coaches agree: "The Bulgarian split squat is very good, but if you want to see your muscle progress week by week, it's better on the Smith machine"

The Bulgarian split squat is popular for legs and glutes, but a coach points out that using the Smith machine optimizes weekly muscle progress, offering better results in strength and development.

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

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

When is Father's Day celebrated in Spain and in which autonomous communities is it a holiday?

Father's Day in Spain is celebrated on March 19th. In five autonomous communities, it is a holiday and people have a day off, while in the rest of the country it is a regular working day.

US, China seek to wrap Paris talks on managed trade, agriculture deals for Xi-Trump summit

The US and China aim to finalize discussions in Paris on managed trade and agriculture agreements ahead of a summit between Presidents Xi and Trump. Both sides are working to resolve key trade issues, signaling progress toward a broader trade deal that could ease tensions and boost economic cooperation. The talks focus on reducing tariffs and increasing agricultural purchases to benefit both economies.

Factbox - Reactions to Trump’s call for help to secure the Strait of Hormuz

President Trump urged allies to help secure the Strait of Hormuz following heightened tensions in the region. Reactions varied: some countries expressed willingness to cooperate to ensure safe shipping routes, while others called for de-escalation and diplomatic solutions. The call highlighted global concerns over maritime security amid ongoing conflicts impacting oil transit through this strategic chokepoint.

Trump demands others help secure Strait of Hormuz, Japan and Australia say no plans to send ships

President Trump urged allies to assist in securing the Strait of Hormuz amid regional tensions. However, Japan and Australia have stated they have no plans to deploy naval ships to the area, emphasizing their current stance of non-involvement in military operations there.

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Trump demands other countries help secure vital Strait of Hormuz as Iran vows defiance

President Trump called on nations to assist in securing the strategic Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions with Iran. Despite US pressure and restrictions, Iran vowed to resist foreign interference and maintain control over the vital oil passage, a key route for global energy supplies. The standoff highlights escalating geopolitical risks in the region.

Gold prices steady with Iran conflict, Fed meeting in focus

Gold prices remained steady as investors monitored escalating tensions in Iran alongside the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting. The geopolitical uncertainty supported safe-haven demand, while market participants awaited clues on U.S. monetary policy to gauge future economic direction and inflation outlook.

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Exclusive - US, China discuss farm goods, managed trade in 'remarkably stable' Paris talks - sources

The US and China held "remarkably stable" talks in Paris focusing on agricultural goods and managed trade, aiming to ease tensions and improve bilateral trade relations. Both sides discussed ways to address long-standing trade issues, signaling cautious progress toward cooperation amid ongoing economic rivalry.

Israeli Foreign Minister Denies Country Facing Interceptor Shortages

The Israeli Foreign Minister denied reports of interceptor missile shortages, stating that the country maintains sufficient stockpiles to defend against threats. He emphasized Israel's strong defense capabilities amid ongoing security challenges, assuring that the military is well-prepared to counter any attacks without resource constraints.

Analysis – Iran holds the key to reopening global energy markets

Iran's role is pivotal in stabilizing global energy markets amid supply disruptions. Easing sanctions and resuming oil exports from Iran could alleviate shortages and reduce volatility. The country's strategic position and substantial reserves make its cooperation essential for addressing global energy demands and fostering market stability in the face of geopolitical tensions.

Top China AI GPU Stocks to Watch, According to Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley highlights leading Chinese GPU stocks poised to benefit from the AI boom. These companies are strategically positioned to capitalize on growing demand for AI hardware, driven by advancements in machine learning and data processing. The report underscores the significant growth potential within China’s AI semiconductor sector, emphasizing key players likely to shape the industry’s future.

Taiwan’s Foxconn records a 2% decline in fourth-quarter profit, falls short of forecasts

Taiwan’s Foxconn reported a 2% decrease in fourth-quarter profit, missing analyst expectations due to weaker demand for consumer electronics amid ongoing supply chain challenges. Despite efforts to diversify its clients and markets, the company faces pressure from global economic uncertainties and shifting technology trends. Foxconn remains cautious about near-term growth but is optimistic about recovery prospects in the coming quarters.

Analysis - Middle East War Disrupts Pharma Air Routes, Risks Cancer Drugs Supply

The Middle East conflict is severely disrupting pharmaceutical air cargo routes, jeopardizing the timely delivery of critical cancer drugs. Airlines are rerouting flights to avoid war zones, causing delays and increased costs. These interruptions threaten global supply chains for life-saving medications, potentially impacting cancer patients’ treatment schedules and outcomes. Efforts are underway to find alternative logistics solutions to mitigate the crisis.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.54%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index down 0.54%. Market sentiment was affected by global economic concerns and mixed earnings reports from major companies. Investors remained cautious ahead of upcoming economic data releases and geopolitical developments, leading to a decline in trading volumes and a generally subdued market performance.

Street Calls of the Week

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Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.39%

Australian shares fell on Thursday, with the S&P/ASX 200 index closing down 0.39%. Market sentiment was affected by mixed economic data and cautious investor outlook amid global uncertainties. Key sectors including mining and financials saw declines, contributing to the overall market downturn as traders awaited further economic signals.

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Xiaomi shares jump 5% ahead of updated SU7 EV launch

Xiaomi's shares surged 5% as anticipation grows for the launch of its updated SU7 electric vehicle. The new model is expected to enhance Xiaomi's position in the EV market, signaling the company's expanding focus beyond smartphones into smart transportation solutions. Investors are optimistic about the potential impact on Xiaomi’s revenue and market share.

Asia shares cautious, oil gains on Hormuz doubts

Asian shares traded cautiously as concerns over the Strait of Hormuz tensions eased slightly, boosting oil prices. Investors remained watchful amid geopolitical uncertainties affecting energy markets, while cautious optimism kept trading subdued in the region. Oil prices gained on reduced fears of supply disruptions, balancing risk sentiment in Asian markets.

Ride-hailing app inDrive says revenue up 31% in 2025, eyes delivery expansion

Ride-hailing app inDrive reported a 31% revenue increase in 2025, driven by growing user demand and service expansion. The company plans to extend its delivery services to capture more market share and diversify offerings, aiming to strengthen its position in the competitive transportation and logistics sector.

UK house prices edge up in March, but remain below last year’s levels

UK house prices saw a slight increase in March but are still lower compared to the same period last year. Market activity remains cautious amid economic uncertainties, with affordability challenges continuing to impact demand.

China’s new home prices extend drop in February as recovery remains elusive

China's new home prices continued to decline in February, signaling ongoing challenges in the property market recovery. Despite government efforts to stabilize prices and revive demand, the housing sector remains sluggish, with buyer interest weak and sales falling. This persistent downturn highlights the difficulties Beijing faces in stabilizing a crucial economic pillar as the real estate slump weighs on broader economic growth.

Trump accuses Iran of using AI to spread disinformation

Former President Trump claimed that Iran is employing artificial intelligence technology to disseminate disinformation and influence public opinion. He warned of the growing threat posed by AI in manipulating information and urged stronger measures to counteract such activities.

Chinese industrial production, retail sales rise more than expected in Jan-Feb

China's industrial production and retail sales grew faster than anticipated in January-February, indicating robust economic recovery. Industrial output rose due to increased manufacturing activity, while retail sales benefited from strong consumer demand. These gains reflect improving economic momentum as China continues to navigate post-pandemic challenges.

Britain unveils jobs drive for young people to tackle high unemployment

The UK government has launched a new initiative aimed at reducing youth unemployment by creating more job opportunities and training programs. This drive focuses on supporting young people entering the workforce, addressing the economic challenges posed by recent job market disruptions. The plan includes partnerships with employers and investments in skills development to boost employment rates among the youth.

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US job openings rise in January, but hiring tepid

US job openings increased in January, indicating steady demand for workers. However, hiring remained subdued, suggesting employers are cautious amid economic uncertainties. This trend reflects a labor market that is strong but showing signs of cooling, with businesses balancing between filling positions and managing costs.

Job openings surpass expectations as labor market remains robust

Job openings have exceeded forecasts, signaling continued strength in the labor market. This suggests sustained employer confidence and demand for workers, despite economic uncertainties. The robust job market supports wage growth and consumer spending, contributing to overall economic stability.

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US core capital goods orders unexpectedly flat in January

US core capital goods orders, a key indicator of business investment, remained unchanged in January, defying expectations of growth. This stagnation suggests cautious spending by businesses amid economic uncertainties, potentially impacting future manufacturing and economic expansion.

How the yen’s safe haven aura is fading

The Japanese yen, traditionally viewed as a safe-haven currency, is losing its appeal amid changing global economic dynamics. Factors such as Japan's persistent low interest rates and shifting investor sentiment have weakened the yen's status. Additionally, rising U.S. yields and improving risk appetite are diverting funds away from the yen, eroding its safe-haven reputation in the current market environment.

Bank of England to play for time as war brings inflation heat

The Bank of England plans a cautious approach amid rising inflation fueled by the ongoing war. Economic uncertainty and energy price spikes complicate monetary policy decisions, prompting the bank to delay aggressive interest rate hikes while monitoring developments closely.

Morning Bid: Drawing to a straight is always a risky play

The article highlights the dangers of playing a drawing hand in poker, emphasizing that drawing to a straight carries significant risk. It discusses strategic considerations, potential outcomes, and the importance of assessing odds before committing chips to a draw, underscoring that cautious play often yields better long-term results in such scenarios.

BOJ to stand pat as Iran war muddles outlook, sustain rate-hike bias

The Bank of Japan plans to maintain its current monetary policy amid uncertainties caused by the Iran conflict. Despite the unclear economic outlook, the BOJ signals a bias toward future rate hikes to address inflationary pressures, balancing caution with preparedness to tighten policy as conditions evolve.

RBA preview March: 25 bps hike widely expected, hawkish outlook in focus

The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points in March, continuing its tightening cycle amid persistent inflation concerns. Markets are closely watching for the RBA’s outlook on future hikes, which may signal a more hawkish stance to curb inflation despite slowing economic growth.

Taiwan likely to hold rates steady on strong economic growth: Reuters poll

Taiwan is expected to keep interest rates unchanged due to robust economic growth, according to a Reuters poll. The stable outlook reflects confidence in the economy's performance, balancing inflation concerns and growth prospects amid global uncertainties.

China’s economy enters 2026 on firmer footing as risks build

China’s economy starts 2026 stronger, showing signs of steady growth after recent challenges. However, emerging risks like global uncertainties, domestic debt concerns, and shifting trade dynamics pose potential hurdles. Policymakers remain cautious, aiming to balance growth with stability amid these evolving risks.

China’s industrial output, retail sales growth beat expectations in January-February

China’s industrial output and retail sales in January-February surpassed forecasts, signaling a stronger economic recovery. Industrial production rose more than expected, driven by manufacturing and infrastructure. Retail sales growth reflected improving consumer confidence after pandemic disruptions. The data suggests revival momentum despite global uncertainties and supports a positive outlook for China’s economy in early 2024.

Dollar steady as markets brace for busy central bank week amid Mideast war

The US dollar remained steady as global markets prepared for a crucial week of central bank meetings, with investors cautious amid ongoing Mideast conflicts. Market participants are focused on potential policy shifts from major central banks while geopolitical tensions add uncertainty to economic outlooks.

Trump says talks ongoing with countries over ‘policing’ Strait of Hormuz

Former President Trump stated that discussions are underway with various countries about jointly ensuring security and “policing” the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil transit route. He emphasized the strategic importance of the waterway and the need for international cooperation to maintain safe passage amid regional tensions.

Cardano Climbs 10% In a Green Day

Cardano's price surged by 10% amid a broader positive trend in the cryptocurrency market. The rise is attributed to growing investor confidence and upcoming network upgrades. This increase marks a significant recovery after recent volatility, highlighting Cardano's resilient position in the crypto space.

Bitcoin price today: hits 6-week high above $74k as short liquidations provide boost

Bitcoin surged past $74,000, reaching a 6-week high driven by significant short liquidations. This upward momentum reflects growing bullish sentiment in the market as traders cover short positions, pushing prices higher amid optimistic investor outlooks.

EOS Climbs 10% In Rally

EOS surged 10% amid a strong market rally, driven by positive investor sentiment and increased trading volume. The cryptocurrency's upward momentum reflects growing confidence and potential new developments within its ecosystem. This boost highlights EOS’s resilience and appeal in the competitive crypto landscape.

Bitcoin: Institutional interest provides buffer as BTC eyes $73,000 resistance

Bitcoin approaches the $73,000 resistance level, bolstered by growing institutional interest that offers market support. This increased engagement from large investors is helping stabilize the cryptocurrency, potentially paving the way for further gains despite market volatility and external economic factors.

Bitcoin: Strategy and ETF demand provide 6% weekly lift amid regional conflict

Bitcoin rose 6% over the week, driven by strategic investor interest and increased demand for Bitcoin ETFs. The gains occurred despite ongoing regional conflicts, highlighting strong market resilience. Investor confidence in regulatory clarity and growing institutional adoption also contributed to the positive momentum in the cryptocurrency’s price.

PrimeXBT Launches PXTrader 2.0, Bringing Crypto and Traditional Markets into One Trading Platform

PrimeXBT has launched PXTrader 2.0, an updated platform integrating cryptocurrency and traditional market trading. The upgrade offers enhanced tools, improved user interface, and expanded asset access, aiming to provide a seamless, unified trading experience for users across multiple asset classes on a single platform.

BYDFi Perpetual Futures Data Now Live on TradingView

BYDFi's perpetual futures data is now accessible on TradingView, enabling traders to view real-time market information and charts. This integration enhances trading analysis and decision-making by providing seamless access to BYDFi's futures market data within TradingView’s platform.

Stablecoins becoming macro-relevant financial layer, BCA says

BCA highlights stablecoins' growing significance in the global financial system, emphasizing their role as a macro-relevant layer. The institution notes increasing adoption by financial players and regulators’ focus on integrating stablecoins within traditional frameworks to enhance payments and reduce risks, signaling a shift toward broader mainstream acceptance and utility.

Bitcoin heads for weekly gain as U.S. regulatory cheer offsets Iran war concerns

Bitcoin is on track for a weekly gain, supported by positive U.S. regulatory developments despite ongoing tensions related to the Iran conflict. Investor optimism about clearer crypto rules is helping offset concerns over geopolitical risks, boosting market confidence and driving demand for the digital currency.

Tether CIO Richard Heathcote steps down, replaced by Zachary Lyons

Tether’s Chief Investment Officer Richard Heathcote has stepped down and will be succeeded by Zachary Lyons. Lyons, previously a key executive at Tether, brings extensive experience to the role. This leadership change is part of Tether’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its management team and continue its growth in the stablecoin market.

HIVE expands Canadian AI data center capacity to 16.6 MW

HIVE Blockchain Technologies has increased its AI data center capacity in Canada to 16.6 MW. This expansion supports growing demand for AI computing power, enhancing HIVE's position in the AI infrastructure market. The upgraded facilities aim to provide efficient and scalable solutions for AI workloads, reflecting HIVE's commitment to evolving with emerging technologies and expanding its service capabilities.

EQT exits from Galderma via record block trade

EQT has sold its entire stake in skincare company Galderma through a record block trade, marking its exit from the investment. The deal, one of the largest in the sector, underscores strong market demand for healthcare assets and provides EQT with significant returns on its investment. This move comes as part of EQT’s strategic portfolio management to capitalize on favorable market conditions.

FDA clears BioVersys phase 3 trial for resistant pneumonia drug

The FDA has approved BioVersys to initiate a phase 3 clinical trial for its new drug targeting resistant pneumonia. This advancement marks a significant step in addressing antibiotic resistance, potentially offering an effective treatment option for difficult-to-treat pneumonia cases. The trial will assess the drug's safety and efficacy in patients with resistant bacterial infections.

Roche gets CE mark for blood test identifying ApoE4 gene variant

Roche has received CE mark approval for a new blood test that identifies the ApoE4 gene variant, which is linked to increased risk of Alzheimer's disease. This non-invasive test aims to aid early diagnosis and help tailor preventive strategies, potentially improving patient outcomes by enabling timely interventions.

Zepp Health Q4 2025 slides: 43% revenue surge, record margins

Zepp Health reported a 43% increase in revenue for Q4 2025, driven by strong sales across key markets. The company achieved record profit margins, reflecting improved operational efficiency and cost management. Growth was supported by increased demand for wearable health devices and successful product launches, positioning Zepp Health for sustained expansion in the health tech sector.

Perseus Mining to sell Sudan gold project for $260 million

Perseus Mining announced the sale of its Sudan gold project to Nevsun Resources for $260 million. The deal aims to streamline Perseus's operations and focus on its core assets. This transaction reflects Perseus's strategic move to optimize its portfolio while Nevsun expands its presence in the gold mining sector.

Micron completes acquisition of PSMC facility in Taiwan

Micron has finalized the acquisition of the PSMC manufacturing facility in Taiwan, enhancing its production capabilities and strengthening its position in the global semiconductor market. The move supports Micron's strategy to expand its memory chip production amid increasing industry demand.

ByteDance puts video AI launch on hold after copyright disputes – The Information

ByteDance has paused the launch of its new video AI technology due to ongoing copyright disputes. The company faces challenges related to content ownership and intellectual property rights, leading to a review of the AI's use of copyrighted materials. This decision highlights increasing tensions in the industry regarding AI-generated content and its legal implications.

BP to develop major Kaskida field in first new Gulf project in 16 years

BP announced plans to develop the Kaskida oil field in the Gulf of Mexico, marking its first new project in the region in 16 years. The project aims to boost BP’s deepwater production and capitalize on the field’s estimated substantial reserves. This development reflects BP’s commitment to expanding its Gulf operations amid evolving energy markets.

Anduril’s $20 billion U.S. Army win offers ‘positive read-through’ for Palantir

Anduril's recent $20 billion contract with the U.S. Army highlights strong defense sector opportunities, benefiting companies like Palantir. The deal signals increased government investment in advanced technology and innovation, suggesting a favorable market outlook for defense tech firms involved in similar sectors. This win is seen as a positive indicator for Palantir's growth prospects within military contracts.