News Summary - 03/17/2026
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Trump's confidence is undimmed - but every Iran option comes with risk
As the war shows no signs of a swift end, President Trump remains confident. However, each potential move regarding Iran carries significant risks, increasing the political stakes and complexity of the situation.
Dozens killed after Afghanistan rehab centre struck
A devastating attack on an Afghanistan rehab centre resulted in over 30 deaths, with bodies being carried out on stretchers as observed by the BBC at the site.
Utah Bereavement Author Found Guilty of Fatally Poisoning Her Husband
Kouri Richins was found guilty by a jury of fatally poisoning her husband in March 2022 by giving him a drink laced with fentanyl.
'Fire came from the sky and burned them' - life on the brink of civil war in South Sudan
The army has warned of a major military offensive in Jonglei state, prompting around 50,000 people to flee their homes. The escalating violence threatens to push South Sudan closer to civil war, severely impacting civilians in the region.
Gas on the line: will the Iran war squeeze India's piped gas next?
The ongoing Iran conflict has disrupted LPG supplies, causing hardships for users in India. Concerns are rising that the country's piped gas network may soon face similar supply challenges, potentially leading to shortages and increased prices, impacting consumers and industries reliant on this energy source.
And the burger goes to... Michael B. Jordan marks Oscars win at In-N-Out
Hours after winning the Best Actor Oscar, Michael B. Jordan celebrated his victory by enjoying a burger at In-N-Out, joining a select group of celebrities who have marked their Oscar wins with the popular fast-food treat.
Sri Lanka declares Wednesdays off as Asian countries try to conserve fuel
Sri Lanka has declared Wednesdays as official off days to conserve fuel, joining other Asian nations dependent on Gulf oil in efforts to reduce consumption amidst rising energy challenges.
Millions without electricity as Cuba's power grid collapses
Cuba is experiencing widespread power outages as its electricity grid collapses, a situation worsened by chronic fuel shortages. These fuel issues have been intensified due to a US blockade restricting oil shipments to the island.
Whistleblower murder suspect is former elite officer, South African police say
Marius van der Merwe was shot dead three weeks after accusing police officers of killing a robbery suspect. Authorities say a former elite officer is the suspect in his murder, highlighting tensions within the police force.
AI firm Anthropic seeks weapons expert to stop users from 'misuse'
AI company Anthropic aims to prevent "catastrophic misuse" of its technology by hiring a weapons expert. This move highlights the firm's commitment to ensuring safe and responsible use of its AI systems.
Russia agrees to stop using Kenyan recruits in Ukraine conflict, Kenya says
Kenya reports that around 1,000 Kenyans were recruited to fight in Ukraine, often under false pretenses. Russia has agreed to cease using Kenyan recruits in the conflict, addressing concerns over their involvement.
Moving English tests for migrants online risks criminal abuse, providers warn
Providers warn that shifting visa English tests online may increase the risks of fraud and exploitation by criminal gangs, as highlighted in a letter to the government.
Ecuador deploys 75,000 soldiers and police to combat drug gangs
Ecuador has deployed 75,000 soldiers and police to tackle drug gangs, declaring a "war" on organized crime. Citizens in the most violence-affected provinces have been warned about intensified government actions against gangs responsible for escalating violence.
Iran hits key UAE oil port and Dubai airport
Iran attacked the port of Fujairah, a vital hub ensuring global oil supplies when the Strait of Hormuz is blocked, and also targeted Dubai airport, escalating regional tensions.
Meta and TikTok Let Harmful Content Rise After Evidence Outrage Drove Engagement, Say Whistleblowers
Whistleblowers reveal that Meta and TikTok prioritized user engagement by allowing harmful content to spread, exploiting algorithms that amplify outrage. Despite knowing the risks, these platforms chose to keep such content on users' feeds to drive traffic and interactions, raising concerns about their responsibility in curbing misinformation and harmful material.
UN receives reports alleging torture of detainees in Venezuela continues
The UN has expressed deep concern over reports alleging that torture of detainees in Venezuela has continued following the ousting of NicolĂĄs Maduro.
Wary allies show there's no quick fix to Trump's Iran crisis
European leaders are reluctant to assist Trump in securing the Strait of Hormuz, wary of escalating tensions with Iran. However, they recognize that avoiding action in the growing Iran conflict is not a viable choice, highlighting the complexity and lack of easy solutions in the crisis.
Trump says presidents 'should not have learning disabilities' as he mocks Newsom's dyslexia
Former President Trump faced criticism after mocking California Governor Gavin Newsom's dyslexia, stating that presidents "should not have learning disabilities." The National Center for Learning Disabilities expressed being "disturbed" by Trump's remarks, highlighting concerns about stigmatizing individuals with learning differences.
'My mother cried out one last time': Palestinian boy, 12, describes how Israeli forces killed his family in car
Khaled Bani Odeh, 12, recounts how Israeli forces fatally shot his parents and two brothers while they were driving home from a shopping trip in the occupied West Bank.
Iran taking steps to prevent anti-establishment protests, Tehran residents tell BBC
Tehran residents report increased security measures, including new checkpoints where individuals are stopped and searched, as authorities aim to prevent anti-establishment protests in the capital.
Far-left and far-right gains throw French mainstream parties into a quandary
The first round of mayoral elections in France saw significant gains by far-left and far-right parties, challenging the dominance of mainstream parties. This shift forces traditional parties into difficult decisions as they navigate the evolving political landscape and strategize for upcoming rounds.
'We will go wherever they hide': Rooting out IS in Somalia
Somalia has become a significant base for IS militants displaced from Syria and Iraq. Efforts to eliminate the group focus on tracking and targeting their hideouts to disrupt their growing presence in the region.
** Who wants what from the Iran war?
** While most desire a swift end to the Iran war, opinions differ on the conditions for peace. Various parties have conflicting goals and demands, making the path to resolution complex and uncertain.
'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 market, observing it beginning to fill up again despite ongoing regional strikes two weeks into the Iran war, signaling a gradual return to normal activity.
Watch: Reunion resident gets close to lava from erupting volcano
Lava from the Piton de la Fournaise volcano on Reunion Island has reached the Indian Ocean for the first time in 19 years, marking a significant volcanic event for the region.
Historic firsts, emotional speeches, and a tie: Watch the top Oscars moments
One Battle After Another led the Oscars with six wins. Sinners and Frankenstein also received multiple awards, highlighting a competitive night of historic firsts, emotional speeches, and a rare tie.
Mexico City breaks Guinness Record with giant football training session
Mexico City achieved a Guinness World Record by hosting the largest football training session, with 9,500 participants gathering at the ZĂłcalo square in preparation for the World Cup.
Watch: Why Kharg Island is a lifeline for Iran
BBC Security Brief's Mikey Kay explains Kharg Island's crucial role for Iran, highlighting its strategic importance as a key oil export hub and military stronghold in the Persian Gulf, essential for Tehran's economy and regional influence.
PP and Vox Head into Triple Negotiation to Comply with "the Ballot Boxes" Amid Mutual Accusations of Obstruction
PP and Vox agree to negotiate after the elections in Castilla y LeĂłn. The Popular Party proposes its framework document as a basis, while Vox demands "concrete measures" before negotiating positions, leading to mutual accusations of obstruction.
Did the AI Get It Right? We Compare the Results of the Castilla y LeĂłn Elections with Artificial Intelligence Predictions
After the elections in Castilla y LeĂłn, the accuracy of surveys and artificial intelligence predictions is evaluated to determine how accurate their forecasts were compared to the actual results.
The three regional governments yet to be decided after the elections and the next one heading to the polls
The PP demands that Vox does not obstruct the governability of the autonomous communities. Vox assures that it will participate in the governments of Extremadura, AragĂłn, and Castilla y LeĂłn, the three regions still pending government formation after the elections.
The PSOE settles for stopping its losing streak and digs in on SĂĄnchez's plan at the risk of another blow in Andalusia
The PSOE seeks to halt its streak of defeats while maintaining SĂĄnchez's plan, although it risks another failure in Andalusia. Montero's decision to leave the government before the regional elections is up to her, and Ferraz tries to minimize its responsibility in candidate selection, emphasizing the ratification by the party membership.
Podemos heads into the final stretch towards the Andalusian elections weakened after its fiasco in Castilla y LeĂłn and awaiting a "reflection"
Podemos announced that in the coming days it will publish the results of an internal analysis following its failure in Castilla y LeĂłn, just a few months before the elections in Andalusia, preparing its strategy ahead of the polls.
X-ray of the Spanish troops in Iraq that Defense has relocated: how many soldiers there are and where they are stationed
Since 2014, Spanish soldiers have been training the Iraqi Army and, since 2018, advising the Iraqi government in a NATO mission, with recent changes in the location of their troops.
Trump wants to 'get rid of' the Ionic style of the White House columns and convert them to Corinthian "of a higher order"
Rodney Mims Cook Jr., the head of a federal arts commission appointed by Trump, has proposed replacing the White House's Ionic columns with more ornate Corinthian columns, similar to those at the Supreme Court.
The 300 Foods That Have Dropped the Most in Price at Mercadona Since the Beginning of the Year
Mercadona, the leading supermarket chain, has reduced the prices of 300 food products since the beginning of the year, benefiting from the decrease in raw material costs after making purchases worth 28.639 billion last year.
Raffaella CarrĂ had a secret son: he is her sole heir and will continue her charitable works
Raffaella CarrĂ had a secret son named Gian Luca Pelloni Bulzoni, who is her sole heir. He will carry on the charitable works that the artist supported during her lifetime.
Luis Zahera gets tangled up on 'La Revuelta' with his response to the money question: "Hopelessly single"
Luis Zahera visited Broncano's show to present his new movie 'Zeta', which will premiere on March 20 on Prime Video.
The new storm Therese breaks an "absolute record" and hits the Canary Islands with force
The storm Therese has reached an "absolute record" as it strikes the Canary Islands with great force, while the rest of the peninsula and the Balearic Islands experience stable weather and a widespread increase in maximum temperatures.
What will the weather be like during Easter Week: check the areas where it will rain
Weather models indicate increased instability in the Mediterranean area during Easter Week, with possible episodes of rain in that region.
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake shakes Cuba after the island experiences a new nationwide blackout
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake shook Cuba, followed by five aftershocks ranging from 3.3 to 4.7, according to the EMSC. The event occurred after a new nationwide blackout on the island.
Trump says it would be a "great honor" for him to "take Cuba": "I could do whatever I wanted with it"
Donald Trump stated that it would be a "great honor" for him to "take Cuba," highlighting that the island has good land and beautiful landscapes, although it lacks money and oil. He affirmed that he could do whatever he wanted with it.
Petro denounces that Ecuador has "dropped a bomb from a plane" near the Colombian border: "They are bombing us"
President Petro denounced that Ecuador dropped a bomb from a plane near the border with Colombia, stating that there have been multiple explosions. He announced that he will soon reveal a recording related to the incident.
The Stunning Images of a Projectile Impact on the Side of an Iranian Road: Debris Flying Live
A viral video on social media shows the impact of an Israeli missile on an Iranian police checkpoint next to a road, capturing live the stones and debris flying after the explosion.
A drone attack causes a fire near Dubai airport and forces flight suspensions
A drone hit a fuel storage near Dubai airport, causing a fire that led to the temporary suspension of flights.
Iran denounces attacks on Tehran airport and Israel claims to have destroyed Ayatollah Khamenei's plane
Iran reports attacks at Tehran airport and in a densely populated area of Arak, in the center of the country. Israel claims to have destroyed Ayatollah Khamenei's plane in these events.
European Countries Reject Kallasâs Proposed Mission in Hormuz While Trump Blackmails Them Over NATOâs Future
José Manuel Albares stated that a military solution is not appropriate during the meeting of Foreign Ministers in Brussels. Meanwhile, Trump warned his European allies that NATO will face an uncertain future if they do not support the US in the Hormuz region. Europe rejects the mission proposed by Kallas, leading to tensions with Washington over the role in this strategic area.
The Three 'Souls' of the EU: Leaders Face Each Other This Week in a Summit Marked by Division Over the Iran War
Von der Leyen faces challenges, Macron seeks to lead Europe, and SĂĄnchez withdraws as the EU debates how to address the crisis in the Middle East, reflecting internal division at its summit.
Trump criticizes the lack of "enthusiasm" from some allies to unblock the Strait of Hormuz
Trump expressed his dissatisfaction with certain allies for not showing enough enthusiasm to free the Strait of Hormuz, a key point for global oil transportation, threatened by geopolitical tensions. He urged firmer action to ensure security and free navigation in the strategic region.
Von der Leyen asks the EU to delay the closure of nuclear power plants due to the economic impact of the conflict in the Middle East
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has called for delaying the closure of nuclear power plants in the EU because of the growing economic impact associated with the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
Iran launches airstrike against the US Embassy in Baghdad
Missiles and drones were launched from areas near Baghdad towards the US diplomatic complex, with no casualties reported.
Trump says he does not know if Mojtaba Khamenei is dead: "We haven't seen him"
Trump stated that he is unaware of Mojtaba Khamenei's status, noting that they have had no contact nor confirmed if he is dead, amid escalating violence in Iran and the Middle East conflict with attacks by the US and Israel.
80% See a Possible Nuclear War and Almost Half Believe It Would Be the End of Humanity
Spaniards mainly fear losing a close family member, suffering health problems, going blind, or having cancer. Additionally, 80% consider a nuclear war possible, and almost half believe such a conflict could mean the end of humanity.
12th Gala of the Avanzadoras Awards, in pictures
The 12th edition of the Avanzadoras Awards, organized by 20minutos together with Oxfam IntermĂłn, Nebrija University, and TeamLabs, was held on Monday, March 16, recognizing women who drive social initiatives.
The Avanzadoras Awards recognize the work and courage of women who improve the world by breaking down borders
The Avanzadoras Awards, presented at Nebrija University, recognize projects led by women that promote diversity, social transformation, and teamwork.
Helena Maleno: "No one should die trying to cross a border"
Helena Maleno was honored with the honorary award at the 12th edition of the 20minutos Avanzadoras Awards for her work in defending human rights and her commitment to migrants, emphasizing that no one should die while trying to cross a border.
MarĂa Pilar Bonet, from the womenâs project 'The Crane Route': "Itâs never too late to learn"
'The Crane Route', a project that brings together women from Jaca and Sweden, has won the 2026 Avanzadoras Award in Social Transformation, granted by Oxfam IntermĂłn and 20minutos, highlighting its impact on cooperation and female empowerment.
Blenda C. GarcĂa: "A country advances not only through the economy but also by how it cares for its people"
The Association of Domestic and Care Workers of Zaragoza, with 500 members, fights for dignified labor rights and for care to be a priority in public policies.
MarĂa Borrell: "There are still companies that approach gender equality as a mere formality"
MarĂa Borrell, CEO of WE Gender Lab, has received the 2026 Avanzadoras Award in the Entrepreneur with Social Impact category, granted by Oxfam IntermĂłn and 20minutos, for her work in promoting gender equality in companies.
Andrea GonzĂĄlez Henry: "Young people are not the fragile generation; we put into words what others did not express"
Andrea GonzĂĄlez Henry, president of the Youth Council of Spain, received the Avanzadoras 2026 Award in the Young Trailblazer category, awarded by Oxfam IntermĂłn and 20minutos, for her fight for gender equality and youth empowerment.
The Family Business of Cheap Gifts That Succeeds in Spain and Europe: "Our Cow Invites You In"
This family business, founded by Vicente Grimalt in Gata de Gorgos over 50 years ago, started by selling woven baskets and hats, and today is a benchmark in cheap gifts that succeeds in Spain and Europe.
The former DAO member and the officer who reported him for sexual assault appear before the judge for the first time today
The Court for Violence Against Women No. 8 in Madrid is hearing testimony today from a former DAO member and the officer who reported him for sexual assault, in connection with a complaint that also alleges an attempted cover-up.
RosalĂa kicks off her world tour 'Lux' with her first concert in France
RosalĂa began her world tour 'Lux' in Lyon, France. On March 30th, she will arrive in Spain to perform her show in Madrid and Barcelona.
A Shooting Causes Mass Evacuation from a Florida Beach at the Start of Spring Break
Five shooting incidents occurred over two days near a Florida beach, causing a mass evacuation at the start of spring break, although the shootings did not take place on the beach itself.
A La Primitiva winner wins more than 126 million euros, the largest jackpot in the history of the draw
Two first-category tickets won in La Primitiva, sharing the largest jackpot in the history of the draw, which exceeds 126 million euros.
The C-9 CercanĂas Line Between Cercedilla and Cotos Receives Its New Tracks, But the Line Will Remain Closed for Several More Months
The C-9 line, closed since May 2024 for scheduled one-year works, has received new tracks. However, the works have been delayed due to weather conditions and other factors, and there is still no official reopening date.
The Government will approve an economic measures package this Friday to mitigate the impact of the war in Iran
The Government will present a package of measures this Friday to counteract the economic effects of the war in Iran. However, the Minister of Economy, Carlos Cuerpo, has ruled out for now a reduction of VAT on food as part of these measures.
The City of Health Lays Its 'Foundations' with the First Demolitions at La Paz Hospital and the Proton Therapy Bunker
Phase 0 of the City of Health project has begun with the first demolitions at La Paz Hospital and the proton therapy bunker, marking the start of works that prepare the ground for the construction of the new general hospital and emergency facilities.
Santiago Segura clarifies on 'El Hormiguero' whether there will be more 'Torrente' installments
Santiago Segura, actor and director, presented his new movie 'Torrente, presidente' on 'El Hormiguero'. During his appearance, he addressed questions about the continuation of the saga and confirmed whether there will be more 'Torrente' installments.
TVEâs Moving Tribute to Gemma Cuervo (Which Defines the Television That Transcends)
TVE paid an emotional tribute to Gemma Cuervo during the commercial breaks, highlighting her career and legacy in television, thus showing a gesture that reflects the value of television that endures and connects with the audience.
Gender-based crime in Colungo: two people arrested after the murder of MarĂa Paloma, missing for two months
MarĂa Paloma, missing for two months, was murdered in Colungo. Two people have been arrested, including her husband, in connection with the gender-based crime.
What could be more traditionally Madrid than innovation? This tech company is from Madrid and you might not have known it
Cabify, a tech company from Madrid, has revolutionized the on-demand mobility platform sector in Spain since its founding 15 years ago, demonstrating that innovation is also born in the capital.
Valencian Community: Discover it through experiences
Discover the personalized tourist experiences that the Valencian Community offers to make your getaway unforgettable.
A Catalan study claims that the Pyramids of Giza were not built by the Egyptians: they would be 12,000 years old
A Catalan study suggests that the Pyramids of Giza were not built by the Egyptians between 2600 and 2500 B.C., but that they have existed for approximately 12,000 years, much earlier than traditionally established.
Darth Vader goes to 'First Dates' in search of love: "You have to have hope..."
Mediaset's program dedicated a special to cinema, in which Darth Vader participated in 'First Dates' looking for love and conveying a message of hope.
LeĂŻti SĂšne: "In music, everything is closely linked to success and having a moment of virality to take advantage of and capitalize on"
LeĂŻti SĂšne presents his fourth album, 'Sene Kor Sene', which explores the fourth chakra and creates a universe of mythology and spirituality, reflecting his vision on music and success connected to virality.
The judge dismisses the second sexual assault complaint against ErrejĂłn
The judge has dismissed the second sexual assault complaint against ErrejĂłn. The female complainant, whose identity has not been disclosed, did not attend the court due to a panic attack.
Ten Incredible International Destinations: Can You Guess Where They Are?
Test your geographical knowledge with this travel quiz featuring 10 medium-difficulty questions about incredible international destinations. Can you guess where they are?
A Day to Raise Awareness and Bring Digital Rights Closer to Citizens
More than 200 attendees participated in a FundaciĂłn Hiberus event where experts in cybersecurity, neuroscience, education, data protection, and artificial intelligence shared practical insights to understand and protect digital rights.
The ECB Cannot Repeat the Mistake with Iran from 2022: Why Experts Foresee at Least One Rate Hike This Year
The war in the Middle East is driving global inflation, complicating the economic situation. Experts warn that the ECB must avoid repeating the mistakes of 2022 and foresee at least one rate hike this year to control inflation and stabilize the economy.
Javier Bardem brings the memory of the 'No to War' Goya awards to the Oscars: "The same lies"
Javier Bardem, while presenting the Oscar for Best International Feature Film, recalled his message from 23 years ago at the Goya Awards against the war, reiterating a strong "No to war and free Palestine" and denouncing "the same lies" that persist.
âRolling backâ: the Pilates exercise that strengthens the abdomen and improves posture
The Pilates exercise 'rolling back' activates the abdomen and improves spinal flexibility, helping to strengthen the core and correct posture when performed correctly.
Intensive Use of Social Media Increases Depressive Symptoms in Under-16s
Excessive use of social media in under-16s increases depressive symptoms, especially when a lack of self-regulation makes it difficult for adolescents to achieve their daily goals.
The hidden risk of headphones: a study reveals they contain harmful materials to health
A study shows that various headphones sold in Europe contain harmful materials that may pose long-term health risks.
The World Heritage Site That Iran Shares with Another Country at War in the Middle East
This unique natural environment is located on the shores of the Caspian Sea and stretches from near Tehran to a Caucasus country with which Iran shares a World Heritage Site, in a region affected by conflict in the Middle East.
The Best Wine Options to Gift Your Father on March 19th If He Is a Wine Expert
With these selected labels, you can surprise and please your wine expert father on March 19th, ensuring a special and quality gift to celebrate the day.
Fines of 200 euros and 4-point deduction for reversing: When is it allowed and when is it not?
The General Traffic Regulations prohibit reversing except in exceptional cases, limiting the distance to 15 meters and without crossing intersections. Violating this rule can result in fines of 200 euros and the deduction of 4 points from the driving license.
The five 'building blocks' that sustain life on Earth found on the asteroid Ryugu
The five key nucleobases for life on Earth have been detected on the asteroid Ryugu: adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine, and uracil, essential components of DNA and RNA.
Felipe VI, before the Mexican ambassador: "There was a protective intent, laws⊠but then the reality is not as desired and there is a lot of abuse"
King Felipe VI visited the exhibition 'Women in Indigenous Mexico' at the National Archaeological Museum and emphasized that, although there were attempts at protection and laws, reality has revealed a lot of abuse against indigenous communities.
Investigation into the discovery of the bodies of two men in rural areas
The Civil Guard is investigating the discovery of the lifeless bodies of two men in rural areas of the peripheral neighborhood of Santa MarĂa, found last Friday and Sunday. The causes and circumstances of the deaths are currently under analysis.
Dies After Falling Off a Cliff While Trying to Retrieve Fallen Glasses
A man died after falling off a cliff in the Rubio ravine, near Pilar de la Horadada (Alicante), while attempting to recover his fallen glasses. The accident occurred this Sunday at around 7 p.m.
Zaragoza Hosts Again a Congress That Makes AragĂłn the European Epicenter of Technology
The Zaragoza Conference Center will host the third edition of The Wave from April 14 to 16, a congress that positions AragĂłn as a European reference in technology, with additional activities at various locations.
Ăñigo Onieva's Television Silence Related to the Opening of His Exclusive Club in Madrid
Ăñigo Onieva will conduct interviews focused on his business project, avoiding appearances in social press media such as the 'couchĂ©' magazines. His public communication will be limited to the business sphere, with no intention of expanding his presence to entertainment headlines.
âŹ4,500 Discount on Purchase: These Ten Cars Receive the Full Auto Plus Plan Aid
The Auto Plus Plan will offer discounts of up to âŹ4,500 for car purchases and âŹ5,000 for vans, although the subsidy scheme has not yet been approved in the Official State Gazette (BOE).
Seven income tax deductions that few people apply and that can get you up to 600 euros back
The expert 'Your tax blog' reveals seven little-known deductions on the income tax return that can generate refunds of up to 600 euros, helping taxpayers optimize their tax benefits.
Dates and schedule: where you have to go to enjoy free vermouth in Madrid
Vermut Zarro and Hermanos Vinagre are offering free vermouth in Madrid through a promotion active until March 20.
The Electoral Podium
Mañueco's victory reflects that the PP must maintain calm and stability to continue achieving electoral successes in the future.
It's Only Five Minutes
The phrase "it's only five minutes," used by those who occupy reserved parking spaces without needing them, is not only an infraction but also reflects a mistaken perception that downplays the importance and urgency of other people's disabilities.
A senseless war
The attack against Iran reflects an improvised and frivolous action, raising concerns about the lack of planning and seriousness in a potentially serious conflict.
Universal Healthcare: Recovering What We Never Should Have Lost
Javier Padilla, Secretary of State for Health, highlights the importance of recovering and guaranteeing universal healthcare in Spain, emphasizing that it is a fundamental right that should never have been lost, and stresses the government's commitment to ensuring equal access to health services for the entire population.
A teacher from Lugo accused of sexual assault on his students attributes the complaint to "a fabrication"
The teacher accused of sexual assault on his students denied the allegations during the first day of the trial at the Provincial Court of Lugo, describing the complaint as "a fabrication" and defending his innocence.
Casting Director Esther GonzĂĄlez Dies: Worked on 'MasterChef' and 'Big Brother'
Esther GonzĂĄlez, renowned casting director and journalist, recently passed away. She worked on major programs such as 'MasterChef' and 'Big Brother,' leaving a significant mark on the Spanish television industry. Her professional legacy is remembered for her work in talent selection that contributed to the success of popular TV formats.
False Alarm in Cuenca Due to an Abandoned Backpack Near the Government Subdelegation
An abandoned backpack near the Government Subdelegation in Cuenca caused the area to be cordoned off for more than two hours, generating a false alarm. No risks were found after inspection.
The Importance of Pediatric Follow-up, Even When the Child Is Not Sick
The Healthy Child Program aims to identify and control childhood illnesses, as well as monitor the growth and development of children, highlighting the importance of regular pediatric check-ups even when the child shows no symptoms.
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Income Tax Return 2026: Questions for Aedaf Experts? Are You Aware of the New Changes?
The 2025 Income Tax Return process will begin in April, when taxpayers will be able to request the draft and submit their returns to the Tax Agency. You can send your questions through our form and you will receive the answers by email.
The amount financed in purchases rises to 565 euros in 2025, 24% more than in 2021
A study by Aplazame (WiZink) reveals that the average amount financed in purchases will increase to 565 euros in 2025, representing a 24% rise compared to 2021.
This is the disease that affects Adam Pearson's face: it appears in one out of every 2,500 people
Actor Adam Pearson returned to the 2026 Oscars to raise awareness about a rare genetic disorder that affects his face, present in one out of every 2,500 people.
Hiberus Foundation holds a conference on digital health, neurotechnology, and cybersecurity gathering over 200 people
The Hiberus Foundation organized an event that brought together more than 200 participants, highlighting the importance of digital health, neurotechnology, and cybersecurity. Experts in cybersecurity, neuroscience, education, data protection, and artificial intelligence shared practical insights for the public.
Two arrested for the death of a man found burned inside a car
Two people were arrested following a police operation carried out early Monday, during which several home searches were conducted in connection with the death of a man found burned inside a car.
A 23-year-old young man dies after a head-on collision with a firefighter truck in CassĂ de la Selva
A 23-year-old young man, resident of Llagostera, died following a head-on collision with a firefighter truck on the C-65, near CassĂ de la Selva (Girona), which occurred at 06:45.
First-time parents at 40: "I didn't want a child at any cost or with just anyone"
More and more people are postponing parenthood until their 40s, driven by the pursuit of stability, work-life balance, and biological considerations. Giulia, a 43-year-old mother of two, emphasizes having prioritized enjoying life as a couple before deciding to have children, reflecting a personal and social shift in family planning.
The Historic Neighborhoods of Madrid That Still Stand as Oases in the Capital: "It's Like Living in a Village"
Madrid has 44 historic neighborhoods, originally created to house workers. Today, many still accommodate generations of the founding families, forming true oases within the city that offer an environment similar to that of a village.
Anger and Resignation Among Drivers Over Soaring Gasoline Prices: "It's Extremely High!"
The price of diesel and gasoline has risen by 14% and nearly 8% weekly following the outbreak of the armed conflict in Iran, causing anger and resignation among drivers due to the high cost of fuel.
La Terremoto de AlcorcĂłn moves 'DecoMasters' with a tribute to Valencia: "An example of a united town"
Presenter Patricia Montero was moved after the tribute to Valencia on 'DecoMasters', highlighting the unity of the Valencian people and expressing her pride as a Valencian.
Ainhoa reveals on 'Married at First Sight' what happened with Marc after the show: "I'm tired of protecting him"
Ainhoa revealed that Marc confessed to being attracted to another participant, EstefanĂa. Although she told him that nothing would ever happen with her, she acknowledged the attraction.
The reproaches mark the reunion between Luciana and Borja in 'Married at First Sight': "You apologized and did it again"
Luciana and Borja reunited six weeks after the end of the show "Married at First Sight" and engaged in an argument about events that took place off-camera, with Luciana emphasizing that Borja apologized but repeated his behavior. She also hopes that he acknowledges a message she sent him.
Marta Flich says that Risto didnât congratulate her for 'Directo al grano' and finds out he doesnât follow her on Instagram
Marta Flich reveals that Risto didnât congratulate her on her show 'Directo al grano' and discovers that he doesnât follow her on Instagram. Additionally, she admits that during her time at Mediaset she lost many friends, some of whom she still keeps and others she doesnât.
'Malas lenguas' uncovers the only municipality where "there hasn't been a single vote for the left"
In VillĂĄn de Tordesillas (Valladolid), not a single vote went to left-wing parties; the votes were distributed among Vox (47), PP (28), Falange (4), and SALF (4).
Distressing scene with 'La Falete': urgently taken to a hospital from 'The Twins' Prison' amid vomiting and shortness of breath
La Falete was urgently taken to a hospital from the filming of 'The Twins' Prison' after experiencing vomiting and shortness of breath, causing concern among the crew and fans.
Luis Miguel SeguĂ, Leo in 'La que se avecina', remembers Gemma Cuervo: "She was like part of my family"
Luis Miguel SeguĂ, who plays Leo in 'La que se avecina', fondly remembered actress Gemma Cuervo, who passed away on March 14 at the age of 91, highlighting that she was like part of his family.
Morgade and Her Homemade Puppets That Turn Her into a "Feminazi, Independent Woman, Mother, and Jordi Cruz, the Good Guy Occasionally"
Ana Morgade presents her homemade puppets representing characters such as a feminazi, an independent woman, a mother, and occasionally Jordi Cruz, showcasing her humor and social critique through these funny and original dolls.
The Tricky Precedent of RosalĂaâs Words
RosalĂa compares responsibilities that are not comparable, generating debate about the fairness and context of her statements.
RosalĂa Apologizes Following Controversy Over Her Comments About Picasso: "I Wasn't Aware That There Were Real Cases of Abuse"
RosalĂa apologized in a video posted on her social media for her comments about Picasso, acknowledging that she wasnât aware of the real cases of abuse involved. She stated that she continues to learn every day and expressed regret for any harm caused by her words.
Makoke Will Reveal the Truth About Her Financial Scheme with Kiko Matamoros: "I Feel Disgusted by Everything That Is Happening"
Makoke and Kiko Matamoros will reunite at the Provincial Court of Madrid to testify about the accusations of economic crimes they face, while Makoke expresses her displeasure with the situation.
Michael B. Jordan Beyond Cinema: From Being "The Sexiest Man Alive" to His Love for 'Naruto' and 'Dragon Ball'
Michael B. Jordan, recent Oscar winner for Best Actor for 'The Guilty,' began his career with a small role in 'The Sopranos' and is also known for his passion for series like 'Naruto' and 'Dragon Ball.'
Jessica Bueno, cautious after the reconciliation of Kiko Rivera and Isabel Pantoja: "I found out through my son"
Jessica Bueno expressed caution following the reconciliation between Kiko Rivera and Isabel Pantoja, admitting that she found out through her son. She trusts that Kiko, as a father, will know how to handle the situation appropriately.
The model and journalist Teresa Baca gives birth to her second child
Teresa Baca, model and journalist, has given birth to her second child. She is married to the Sevillian entrepreneur Ălvaro Torres, with whom she already has a daughter named Teresita.
Mette-Marit and Haakon of Norway visit Marius in prison
Mette-Marit and Haakon of Norway visited Marius, the princess's son, in prison, who is facing 38 cases of sexual assault. The royal couple shows their support during this difficult time.
Vicky MartĂn Berrocal's Reaction Upon Seeing the Dress Kim Kardashian Wore at the Oscars: "It's Just Like Mine"
Vicky MartĂn Berrocal was surprised to see Kim Kardashian at the Oscars wearing a long gold dress with sleeves and a high neckline, very similar to the one she wore to celebrate her 53rd birthday.
Manuel GonzĂĄlez reveals the reason why he unfollowed Anita Williams
Manuel GonzĂĄlez explained that he unfollowed Anita Williams due to the constant requests from his followers, who asked him to stop following her.
Frederick of Denmark declares himself to Mary, his wife, in Australia: "You had the courage to leave your home for me"
The official trip of the Danish monarchs to Australia is their first, although they frequently visit the country for family reasons. Mary, born in Tasmania 54 years ago, received an emotional declaration from Frederick for her bravery in leaving her home for him.
John John Kennedy's Wife Portrayed as a Woman Married for Convenience and a Drug Addict
The series 'Love Story' presents the relationship between John John Kennedy and his wife as idyllic until his tragic death in a plane crash 26 years ago, portraying the wife as a woman married for convenience and struggling with drug problems.
MarĂa JimĂ©nez's son continues to part with belongings of the singer
Alejandro AsunciĂłn, son of MarĂa JimĂ©nez, joined a live broadcast on 'El tiempo justo' to promote and sell some garments that belonged to the singer.
Ter Stegen Goes to Vote in Barça Elections but Can't: He Was Not on the Electoral Register
Marc-André Ter Stegen, goalkeeper of FC Barcelona and currently on loan to Girona, went to vote in the Barça presidential elections but was unable to cast his vote because he was not registered on the electoral roll.
Pharmacies in Rome Give Women Free Tests to Detect Drugs in Drinks
During March, pharmacies in Rome are offering free kits to detect drugs in drinks, aiming to prevent chemical submission and raise awareness about these assaults. The campaign âIl consenso non si scioglie in un drinkâ (âConsent Does Not Dissolve in a Drinkâ) allows users to check within seconds if a drink has been tampered with, supporting prevention and women's safety.
Outrage Over the Death of an Imperial Eagle After Being Shot
AcciĂłn por el Mundo Salvaje reported the death of an Iberian Imperial Eagle injured by a gunshot, which died at a recovery center. This is not the only recent case; another specimen was electrocuted the previous week. The association criticizes that the loss of wildlife is due to human actions and not natural causes, highlighting the negative impact of these behaviors on biodiversity.
Arbeloa celebrates Mbappé's return: "It's hard to imagine a team being more competitive without the best player in the world"
The Real Madrid coach highlighted the importance of Mbappé's return after overcoming a knee sprain, for the Champions League round of 16 second leg match against Manchester City. He believes it is difficult for a team to be more competitive without the best player in the world.
Controversy at the Barcelona Marathon after an emergency: "To what extent do we make fools of ourselves for our brand?"
A viral video shows how some runners in the Barcelona Marathon ignored medical instructions to stop and allow attention to a person, generating controversy over competitive attitudes and responsibility during emergencies.
Toni Nadal, tennis coach and Rafa's uncle: "Carlos Alcaraz does not have a target on his back, I don't agree with him"
Toni Nadal, former coach of Rafa, commented on Carlos Alcaraz's defeat against Medvedev in the California semifinals. He stated that he does not agree with Alcaraz when he says he has a target on his back, arguing that the young tennis player does not face extra pressure for being the favorite.
Guardiola, on whether being eliminated from the Champions League is a failure: "Real Madrid has won 15 and played 100"
Before the second leg against Real Madrid in the Champions League round of 16, Pep Guardiola said that being eliminated is not a failure, highlighting that Madrid has won 15 titles in 100 participations, emphasizing the difficulty of the competition.
Jornet, the Legend of Trail Running: "We Didn't Pay the Rent to Pay for a Race Entry"
Kilian Jornet, the legend of trail running, shared his plans for the current season on his YouTube channel. He recalled his difficult beginnings, when he prioritized signing up for races even if it meant not paying the rent.
Alejandra Requesens, Victoria Ibåñez, and Iraide RodrĂguez: Arriving as a Way to Win
Alejandra Requesens, Victoria Ibåñez, and Iraide RodrĂguez share their inspiring journeys of overcoming obstacles. Through resilience and determination, they emphasize that reaching oneâs goals symbolizes victory itself, highlighting the power of perseverance in the face of challenges.
MouthX, the tool that allows effective and discreet control of devices with the tongue
MouthX is the first high-precision intraoral controller designed for people with reduced mobility, allowing them to operate computers, phones, and tablets effectively and discreetly using their tongue.
They launch an easy-to-read guide so that consumers with intellectual disabilities know their rights
Plena Inclusión España has launched an easy-to-read guide to inform people with intellectual disabilities about their rights as consumers. This accessible tool aims to facilitate understanding and protect this group in their consumer relationships, promoting their autonomy and full participation in society.
Experts and Families Warn of the Lack of Opportunities for Young People with Intellectual Disabilities After Compulsory Education
The association 'You Won't Be Left Behind' organized a conference on inclusion and disability, highlighting the lack of opportunities for young people with intellectual disabilities after completing compulsory education. Experts and families warn about the need to strengthen support and resources to facilitate their social and labor integration.
The Rise of Euribor Due to the War in Iran Gives Banks Leverage to Increase the Cost of New Mortgages
The Euribor, a key index in the mortgage market, is reaching annual highs due to the war in Iran, raising the cost of credit. This increase could put an end to the "irrational competition" among banks and lead to more expensive new mortgages.
BBVA estimates that the war in Iran will reduce Spain's GDP by two tenths and raise inflation to 2.9% in 2026
BBVA maintains its growth forecast of 2.4% for 2026, with a slight improvement for 2027. It considers that the war in Iran will reduce Spain's GDP by two tenths and increase inflation to 2.9% in 2026, although it expects the conflict to be brief and have a limited economic impact.
The war in Iran drives up the price of butane gas cylinders: this is how their cost increases from this Tuesday
The maximum price of the butane gas cylinder will rise by almost 5% starting this Tuesday, due to the influence of the war in Iran, which has caused an increase in energy costs.
Oil Surges More Than 45% Since the Start of the War as Iran Maintains Selective Blockade of Hormuz
Iran is conducting attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, selectively blocking passage to create chaos in energy trade, in response to actions by the United States and Israel. This has driven a 45% increase in oil prices since the beginning of the conflict.
SĂĄnchez's International Leadership in the Face of Spain's Isolation
Spain must avoid the image of asking without contributing in the EU and improve its collaboration on key issues, even superficially, to strengthen its international position under SĂĄnchez's leadership.
The King Awards the Iberdrola Scholarships to More Than 80 Young Professionals in Networks, Clean Energy, and AI
The King awarded the Iberdrola Scholarships to more than 80 young people in fields such as networks, clean energy, and artificial intelligence. Ignacio GalĂĄn, president of Iberdrola, highlighted before the King the company's strong commitment to training and youth employment.
Bank Dance in Europe: Unicredit Launches a 35 Billion Euro Takeover Bid for Commerzbank
Unicredit has launched a public takeover bid (OPA) valued at approximately 35 billion euros to acquire Commerzbank, according to Bloomberg. This operation represents a significant move in the European banking sector.
Recasens warns that China's "unfair" competition puts the automotive industry in Europe "in check"
Josep MarĂa Recasens, president of Anfac, warns that the European automotive industry is "in check" due to China's "absolutely unfair" competition. This challenge is worsened by factors such as decarbonization, digitalization, and geopolitics, which further complicate the situation of the sector in Europe.
The Most Controversial (and Most Awarded) Actor: Why Sean Penn Didnât Want to Accept His Third Oscar
Sean Penn, known for his contentious attitude, has won three Oscars, although he ironically despises the Academy. For this reason, he decided not to accept his third award, establishing himself as one of the few actors with three statuettes while maintaining a critical stance toward the recognition.
'Torrente' was the reason this director had to get a tattoo: "He has it on his ass"
In the nineties, the directors of 'Torrente' and another politically incorrect comedy made a bet during their box office premieres, which led to one of them having to get a tattoo.
What Do 'Toy Story' and 'Star Wars' Have in Common?: Everything About the Mysterious Oscar That Has Been Awarded 16 Times
In 1974, a special Oscar was created that the Academy awards irregularly, without a fixed schedule. This mysterious award has been given 16 times and connects franchises like 'Toy Story' and 'Star Wars' through its unique and unconventional recognition.
Oliver Laxe supports Javier Bardem's "No to war and free Palestine" at the Oscars: "It was incredible, bravo"
Oliver Laxe expressed his support for Javier Bardem's message at the Oscars, "No to war and free Palestine." Although he did not win any awards, the director of 'Sirat' was happy with the honors given and highlighted the importance of the speech.
The 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' reboot is abruptly canceled but its director is "not surprised"
The 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' reboot, which featured Sarah Michelle Gellar as a recurring actress and was directed by the Best Director nominee for 'Hamnet', has been abruptly canceled. The director stated that the cancellation did not surprise her.
The Oscar-winning director who just moved us all surprises us with the film that made her cry: "I couldn't even sleep"
Chloé Zhao, Oscar winner for 'Nomadland', has once again moved audiences with her emotional adaptation of 'Hamnet', a film that impacted her so deeply it affected her sleep.
You Can Now Install the iOS 26.4 Beta: Hereâs Everything New Coming to Your iPhone
The iOS 26.4 beta is now available and includes multiple new features for iPhone, enhancing functionalities and offering new capabilities to optimize the user experience.
Warning About the Sale of Laptops with Old Chips Being Marketed as Latest Generation Processors
The manufacturer Chuwi is selling laptops that contain old processors but promotes and markets them as if they have latest generation technology, which can mislead consumers about the actual performance of the devices.
Alexa+ Has Personality: Now It Can Speak Directly, Sweetly, Boldly, and With Swear Words
Amazon has improved Alexa+ by adding personality styles, allowing brief, relaxed, sweet, or bold responses, including the use of swear words for a more natural and expressive interaction.
Amazon will raise the price of ad-free Prime Video and launches the Ultra subscription
Amazon Prime Video introduces 'Ultra', a more expensive premium subscription that removes ads, thereby increasing the price of its ad-free service.
Malware Hides in These Games to Take Control of Computers
The FBI is investigating a cybercriminal network that distributed malware on Steam through games, with the aim of stealing users' data and passwords to take control of their computers.
The Perfect Parfois Outfit for Everyday: Comfortable, Elegant, and Under 50 Euros
The Parfois outfit offers a 'total look' in a classic color that always looks great, combining comfort and elegance for under 50 euros, ideal for everyday wear.
Teyana Taylor dazzles at the 2026 Oscars with a Chanel design that merges two of the season's trends
Teyana Taylor shone at the 2026 Oscars with a Chanel dress that combined sheer elements and feathers, standing out as one of the top trends on the red carpet.
Nazareth Castellanos, Neuroscientist: "Silence Helps Clean the Brain"
A study indicates that sensory deprivation, such as silence, can promote neurogenesis in the hippocampus, thereby contributing to brain cleansing and renewal, according to neuroscientist Nazareth Castellanos.
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, affecting the relationship without being noticed.
From Manu RĂos to ArĂłn Piper: Spaniards Shine on the Oscar Red Carpet Despite Female Absence
At the 98th edition of the Oscars, Spaniards stood out on the red carpet, although the absence of prominent actresses such as Penélope Cruz and Paz Vega was noticeable.
The Unexpected Return of the Ruffled Skirts That Defined the '90s
Ruffled skirts, iconic in the 1990s, are trending again, displacing straight and structured skirts. The new styles stand out for their ruffled designs that add movement and a fresh style.
The Solution You Need for Your Kitchen Storage Problems Is at Primark
Primarkâs containers offer a practical and affordable option to keep your kitchen tidy and clean, making it easier to store and organize food.
The Bar in Santiago de Compostela Where They Serve the "Best Spanish Omelette in Spain": Open Since 1959
The influencer Guanyar highlights this bar in Santiago de Compostela, open since 1959, as a must-visit spot to try the "best Spanish omelette in Spain," especially recommended for pilgrims and visitors of the Camino de Santiago.
PicardĂas: the typical sweet of Holy Week in this municipality of Murcia that is little known in Spain
PicardĂas, along with chochos, are traditional sweets in Lorca during Holy Week, although they are little known in the rest of Spain.
The Air Fryer Problem That Almost Nobody Knows About and How to Avoid It
Air fryers generate constant heat which, although less than other appliances, can damage the countertop over time. To prevent this, it is recommended to use heat protectors or place the air fryer on heat-resistant surfaces.
The Rise and Fall of René Redzepi, Accused of Physically and Psychologically Abusing His Staff
René Redzepi, renowned Danish chef, has resigned from the management of his restaurant after receiving multiple complaints from former employees accusing him of physical and psychological abuse in the workplace.
The AragĂłn restaurant with 1 Repsol Sun and six tables: they have a menu that costs less than 40 euros
A restaurant in Teruel was awarded 1 Repsol Sun at the latest Repsol Guide gala, joining the 22 establishments in AragĂłn with this accolade. It offers an affordable menu, priced under 40 euros, and has only six tables available.
Set in the sea and on cliffs, this is Italy's medieval pearl
This coastal town in Puglia is famous for its medieval historic center, its stunning sea caves, and its strategic location for visiting the Gargano National Park.
A Journey Through Time in the Best Preserved Medieval Town in Europe
Located in Segovia, this medieval town is so well preserved that it allows you to imagine life from over 500 years ago thanks to its immaculate streets and monuments.
The Balcony of the Sierra de AlbarracĂn: the 'red' village of Teruel where the horizon has no end
This small town in the south of AragĂłn, located in a flat area, offers stunning views that seem endless, becoming a secret to be discovered.
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 visitors unique accommodations alongside breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. This project combines history and tourism, revitalizing cultural heritage and promoting tourism in the region.
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 iconic hotels that include medieval castles and Renaissance palaces, combining history with renewed accommodation for travelers.
Is it safe to travel to Turkey now? This is what the Government of Spain and the Turkish authorities say
The Government of Spain advises traveling to Turkey with caution, while the Turkish authorities assure that tourist activities continue as usual.
Asturias will have a new direct flight to one of the most popular European capitals among young people
A new air route will be inaugurated, directly connecting Asturias with a popular European capital in just two hours. The flight will be operational at least until March 2028, facilitating travel and boosting tourism between both cities.
Early Obesity in Women Could Accelerate Puberty
The group 'Hormonal Regulation of Energy Balance, Puberty, and Reproduction' concludes that early obesity in women can accelerate the onset of puberty, affecting the hormonal processes related to development and reproduction.
Matcha tea may reduce sneezing in allergic people, according to a mouse study
Previous studies indicate that matcha tea, rich in antioxidants and amino acids, has health benefits. A new study with mice suggests that this tea could also reduce sneezing in allergic individuals.
Sleeping Little or Poorly Impacts the "Entire Body," Especially Cardiovascular Health
Sleeping few hours or poor-quality sleep increases the risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and hypertension, severely affecting cardiovascular health and overall well-being.
An Experimental Therapy Shows Safety and Signs of Clinical Benefit in ALS
ALS causes loss of motor neurons and progressive muscle weakness. An experimental therapy has been shown to be safe and presents signs of clinical benefit, offering hope for future treatment options in this degenerative disease.
A minimally invasive surgery on the palate reduces snoring by half
A study by the ClĂnica Universidad de Navarra reveals that a minimally invasive surgery on the palate can reduce the intensity of snoring by 50%. This procedure improves the quality of sleep and daily life of patients, offering an effective and less aggressive alternative compared to other traditional surgical techniques.
100% of Spanish apples analyzed in a study contain at least one pesticide residue
A study revealed that all the Spanish apples analyzed contain at least one pesticide residue, and that at the European level some fruits may have up to seven different residues.
The Sixth Generation of the Toyota RAV4, in Detail: Hybrid or PHEV, Delivery Dates, Prices...
The sixth generation of the 2026 Toyota RAV4 arrives in Spain with improvements in electric range, new technologies, and a refreshed design. It is available in hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions, with delivery dates and prices yet to be confirmed.
The city where 30 fines have been filed in five days for violating the new ordinance on scooters and bicycles
In Huesca, 42 fines have been issued in the first quarter of the year for violating the new ordinance on scooters and bicycles, increasing after an initial period dedicated solely to informing about the new requirements until mid-February.
Marlaska, on the V16 beacon: "The penalty is applied only if the car is immobilized and not properly signaled"
The Interior Minister announced the end of the "grace" period for the V16 beacon. Although there will be no specific controls, fines will be imposed on those who do not use it correctly during a breakdown, applying the penalty only if the vehicle is immobilized and not properly signaled.
This is What the Porsche 911 That Was Forgotten for 40 Years in a San Francisco Barn Looks Like Today
Two Porsche 911 S/T models, one lost for 40 years in a barn in San Francisco, connect half a century of history with their iconic Light Yellow color. This vehicle is a legendary Le Mans survivor, restored to showcase its current splendor.
'Ghost cars': the two situations in which the DGT can deregister your vehicle without requesting it
In Spain, the DGT can automatically deregister a vehicle in two cases: when the car has not passed the mandatory ITV inspection for more than two months, or if it has been deregistered due to theft and is recovered after a period without being claimed. These deregistrations are carried out without the owner needing to request them, affecting vehicles considered "ghost cars."
The new mobility ordinance excludes Moratalaz from the expansion of parking meters as it moves toward final approval
The Municipal Group of the PP submitted an amendment to exclude the Moratalaz district from the expansion of parking meters (SER), arguing that the circumstances of the district do not justify their implementation, thus advancing toward the final approval of the mobility ordinance.
The Valencian TSJ refuses to investigate MazĂłn over the DANA for lack of a "solid basis" for a crime
The Valencian TSJ, unanimously, dismissed the investigation into former president MazĂłn regarding the DANA, considering that he did not hold the guarantor position argued by the judge from Catarroja. It also rejected the complaint against the investigating judge and her husband.
UNESCO calls to control overcrowding in El Retiro and to better protect its monuments, ponds, and buildings in the Master Plan
Icomos, in its report on the municipal strategy for El Retiro, points out that the conservation of monuments, ponds, and buildings receives marginal attention. UNESCO urges controlling overcrowding in the park and strengthening the protection of its heritage elements within the Master Plan to ensure their long-term preservation.
Barcelona receives the first 10 electric double-decker buses for the Bus TurĂstic service
Barcelona has received the first 10 electric double-decker buses, part of a batch of 23 vehicles that will renew the Bus TurĂstic fleet. These buses will be in service this summer, improving the sustainability of tourist transportation in the city.
Madrid Schoolchildren Launch Minisatellites from Villanueva del Pardillo This Week
About 400 students from the Madrid Community will participate in the CanSat edition. The minisatellite prototypes will be launched on March 17 and 18 from the Villanueva del Pardillo aerodrome.
Barcelona's Hospital del Mar inaugurates the world's first robotized pharmacy service, 4 operating rooms, and a helipad
Barcelona's Hospital del Mar has inaugurated the world's first robotized pharmacy service, along with 4 new operating rooms and a helipad. This advancement is part of the second phase of the center's expansion, with an investment of 161 million euros to improve its infrastructure and services.
Closed to traffic: Valencia city center becomes pedestrian-only after the Fallas
The center of Valencia will be closed to traffic from this Monday at 3:00 PM until after the cremĂ , with roadblocks extending to the main avenues. The City Council has set up four parking areas at the entrances from the V-21, V-31, A-3, and CV-35 to facilitate access.
Mercadona opens new store in Manlleu: it will be the first 'Store 9' in Catalonia
Mercadona has inaugurated its first 'Store 9' in Catalonia in Manlleu, a new model that offers more space for fresh products and improvements to optimize the shopping experience.
Moreno implements the "largest" European free wifi network in all public Andalusian hospitals
The regional government invested 18.5 million euros to install 18,000 wifi access points in 58 public hospitals in Andalusia, offering free internet with no time or data limits.
Osakidetza patients can now access their test images online
Carpeta de Salud, Osakidetza's digital platform, allows patients to access images of their medical tests online starting this month, facilitating access to their medical history and improving the management of their health.
More than 3,500 officers will oversee a Semana Santa in Seville with increased control of crowd surges and false rumors
More than 3,500 officers will reinforce security during Sevilleâs Semana Santa, incorporating over 30 cameras and 40 sensors to monitor crowds and improve the management of crowd surges and false rumors.
Sabrina Carpenter handcuffs MarĂa Becerra at Lollapalooza
At the Lollapalooza festival, Sabrina Carpenter surprised the audience by symbolically handcuffing MarĂa Becerra in a theatrical act during their joint performance, highlighting the energy and camaraderie between the two artists on stage.
The Funny Anecdote of a Young Andalusian Woman at the Cinemas in Lisbon
A young Andalusian woman shared how she couldnât stop laughing when she saw the Portuguese translations of movie titles at the cinemas in Lisbon, which led to a funny experience.
The Viral Video of Seville's Holy Week: Bringing the Religious Floats to 'Life' Using AI
A video that uses AI to animate the religious floats of Seville's Holy Week went viral. Initially, it received criticism for being considered disrespectful to the religion, but it also sparked interest due to its innovative technological application.
What You Need to Know About Dog Food: From Raw Materials to Packaging as a Quality Guarantee
The Spanish dog food industry ensures quality through scientific controls, ingredient traceability, and strict compliance with regulations, guaranteeing safety from raw materials to packaging.
Behavior in Dogs: Why They Become More Reactive When Leashed and Change When Released
The leash restricts movement, which causes frustration and fear in dogs, leading to more intense reactions. When off-leash, these behaviors usually decrease because they have greater freedom to act and explore.
From the Intestine to the Heart: How Internal Parasites Affect Your Pet
Internal deworming is essential to prevent silent but dangerous diseases that affect pets and can be transmitted to their owners, thus protecting their health.
Check Your Horoscope for Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you face the day.
Income Tax Campaign in Euskadi: These Are the Key Dates in Ălava, GuipĂșzcoa, and Vizcaya
The provincial tax authorities of Ălava, GuipĂșzcoa, and Vizcaya have set the dates for Basque taxpayers to consult their tax information and file their income tax returns.
Are the Brain and the Earth's Magnetic Field Connected at the Same Frequency?
Scientists have found that the frequency of the Earth's electromagnetic waves matches that of certain human brain waves, suggesting a possible connection between the two.
The 100 Best Schools of 2026, According to Forbes: None Public and Most Multilingual
Madrid dominates the list of the 100 best schools in 2026 according to Forbes. All are private, many multilingual, and stand out for having had nationally famous students.
'The Swimmer' and Other Stories by John Cheever (Random 2025)
Illustrated edition by Pau Gasol presenting three of John Cheever's best stories, highlighting the author's style and depth in a carefully curated selection.
Where does the expression 'Estar en misa y repicando' come from?
The expression is used to criticize someone who tries to do everything at once or please everyone without giving anything up. It is usually used negatively to indicate that it is not possible to attend to two things at the same time, emphasizing that time, attention, and loyalty are limited, and that trying to "be at mass and ringing the bells" can have consequences.
The Secret of Natural Beauty Lies Underground: How Soil Health Influences Cosmetics
The quality of natural ingredients in cosmetics depends directly on soil fertility, demonstrating that the health of the earth is fundamental to the beauty industry.
Airports That Have Lost Their Essence and Are Now Luxury Shopping Centers
Airports have evolved from simple places for flights to authentic cities with shops and restaurants. However, some have lost their original essence, becoming luxury shopping centers where the travel experience takes a back seat.
These Famous Women Are the Most Powerful in the Zodiac
HorĂłscopo 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. The list invites you to discover if your sign is among the most powerful, reflecting the inner strength that we all carry, according to Diane von FĂŒrstenberg.
So Many Things Happen to Us!
All the comic strips published by Naniopina in 20Minutos, which humorously and critically depict various everyday and social situations.
Although It Is Not March 20th, Early Signs That Spring Is Already Here
Although spring officially begins on March 20th or 21st, early signs of its arrival can already be observed, such as the appearance of flowers and the awakening of nature after winter.
The Collboni and ERC government agree on 15 million to boost urban regeneration of BesĂČs i Maresme in 2026
The agreement includes accelerating the rehabilitation of housing, increasing the supply of apartments to rehouse affected residents, and creating a service office, with an investment of 15 million aimed at the urban regeneration of BesĂČs i Maresme in 2026.
An Unpublished Work by the Machado Brothers in a Satirical and Critical Tone Depicting 18th Century Spain is Published
An unpublished work titled 'Las tardes de la Moncloa o las brujas de don Francisco,' written by José Machado and published by the Unicaja Foundation, offers a satirical and critical perspective on 18th century Spain.
The Music Industry in the USA Breaks Its Revenue Record with 11.5 Billion Dollars in 2025
The Recording Industry Association of America reported that in 2025 the music industry reached a record revenue of 11.5 billion dollars, reflecting significant growth driven by the rise of streaming and other digital sources.
They revive a man who suffered a heart attack in Sagunt: a person kept him alive after receiving instructions by phone
A man who suffered a heart attack in Sagunt was revived thanks to a person who started chest compressions following telephone instructions from the CICU while the ambulance was on its way.
33 Drivers Detained in Lleida for Participating in Illegal Races and Drift Shows with "Dangerous" Maneuvers
Traffic officers in Lleida detained 33 drivers for participating in illegal races and drifting shows in industrial parks, organized through social networks by groups of motor enthusiasts.
The Vatican Strengthens Protection of the High Altar in St. Peter's Basilica After Several Acts of Vandalism
The Vatican has installed a transparent movable barrier to protect the High Altar of St. Peter's Basilica, following several acts of vandalism that affected this important site.
A Woman with Multiple Sclerosis Launches a Petition to Demand Stricter Control of Firecracker Use During Las Fallas
A young woman from Valencia with multiple sclerosis has started a petition to demand stricter regulation of firecracker use during Las Fallas, as the constant noise and stress worsen her condition and may trigger flare-ups.
Everything about the general strike in Euskadi to demand a minimum wage of its own: protests and services
During the day, there will be demonstrations, gatherings, and vehicle caravans in various regions and cities of Euskadi to demand a minimum wage of its own.
The Local Police of Murcia Begins a Pilot Test with 24 Officers Equipped with Body-Worn Cameras
The Local Police of Murcia has started a three-month pilot test with 24 officers from the Special Security Group equipped with body-worn cameras. This initiative aims to improve transparency and safety during police interventions, as well as to enhance the protection of both officers and citizens.
This is a video game developer's reaction upon discovering the success of their project: "I can't believe it"
The developer of a video game expressed surprise upon seeing how their project became one of the highest-rated within a few hours, showing disbelief at the rapid success achieved.
Ăngel Losada, former Spanish ambassador to Iran: "If they didn't want to develop nuclear weapons, why do they enrich uranium to 60%?"
Ăngel Losada points out that the Iranian regime seems stronger and with greater popular support after the attacks. He criticizes Europe's limited role and warns that the Revolutionary Guard will continue fighting until the end. Additionally, he questions Iran's intentions in enriching uranium to 60%, implying a possible development of nuclear weapons.
Man Who Kidnapped a Taxi Driver and Barricaded Himself in His House in a Burgos Village Admitted to Hospital
A 34-year-old man was arrested on Friday for illegal detention after kidnapping a taxi driver and barricading himself in his home in a village in Burgos. The Civil Guard intervened and managed to enter his house. Currently, the detainee is admitted to a hospital.
Employee of a Residential Care Home in Martorell Arrested for Stealing Jewelry from Five Residents
An employee of a care home in Martorell was arrested for stealing jewelry from five residents, taking advantage of the victims' high level of dependency.
Worker dies after being trapped in a machine at a company in Sant Miquel de BalenyĂ
A worker died after being trapped in a machine while operating it at a company in Sant Miquel de BalenyĂ . Emergency teams arrived at the scene but were unable to save him.
Woman Dies After Falling Into a Sewer Hole in a House in Villavicencio de los Caballeros
A woman died at the scene after falling into a sewer hole in a house in Villavicencio de los Caballeros; as a result, the ambulance and medical helicopter were canceled.
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20M Surveys: Participate with Your Vote and See What Other Readers Think
Take part in the 20M Surveys to vote and discover the opinions of other readers on current topics. This initiative aims to encourage interaction and learn about diverse perspectives within the community.
Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started with AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to perform tasks requiring human intelligence, such as learning and decision-making. To get started with AI, it is essential to understand basic concepts like algorithms, machine learning, and neural networks. Additionally, it is important to practice with accessible tools and platforms to develop skills and harness the potential of this innovative field.
Taz Skylar (Sanji in 'One Piece'): "We have kept the Canary Islands accent in the second season. Thereâs no turning back"
Spanish actor Taz Skylar premieres the second season of the 'One Piece' live action, maintaining the Canary Islands accent in his character Sanji. In addition, he stars in the thriller 'Cleaner: Vertical Rescue', directed by Martin Campbell.
The shopping center near Madrid that opens its doors today with four days of activities and many surprises
The new commercial park near Madrid will open on Thursday, March 12, kicking off with four days full of activities and various surprises for visitors.
Nicole Kidman, Pedro Pascal, and Channing Tatum among the actors who will present the Oscar awards
The Oscar ceremony will be held on March 15 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. In addition to Nicole Kidman, Pedro Pascal, and Channing Tatum, actors such as Javier Bardem, Demi Moore, and Zoe Saldaña will also participate in presenting awards.
Experts Agree: "The Break Between Artificial Manicures Is Not an Aesthetic Pause, but an Investment in Health"
Many women strive to always have perfect nails, but experts warn that it is crucial to give them a break between artificial manicures. This pause is not just for aesthetics, but a necessary measure to protect health and prevent damage to natural nails.
The Meaning of the Pin Worn by Some Guests at the 2026 Oscars Gala
Some guests at the 2026 Oscars gala wore a pin as a symbol on the red carpet to convey a political message, thereby showing their support for various social causes during the event.
Review of 'One Piece': Hits and Misses of an Adaptation with Much to Prove but Very Little Time to Do So
The second season of 'One Piece' on Netflix continues adapting Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime, showcasing both strengths and weaknesses. The series aims to preserve the essence of the pirates in live action but faces narrative and pacing challenges, with limited time to fully develop all its aspects.
Changes in Income Tax: deadlines, deductions, and those exempt from filing
The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and the deadline to submit the declaration ends on June 30. Changes in deadlines and applicable deductions are announced, and those who are exempt from filing are specified.
Francesc Miralles, expert in personal growth, on the life-changing movie: "Details Affect Happiness"
Francesc Miralles highlights "Groundhog Day" as an iconic film that offers valuable healing potential. According to him, the movie teaches how small details influence happiness, emphasizing their positive impact on personal growth and life perspective.
The Barcelona Passage with Colorful Houses and a 19th-Century Atmosphere That Is an Oasis in the Heart of El Clot
This passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant MartĂ with 122 meters of well-preserved working-class architecture, offering a quiet pedestrian space and a unique atmosphere that harks back to the 19th century.
Coaches agree: "The Bulgarian split squat is very good, but if you want to see muscle progress week by week, it's better on the Smith machine"
A coach points out that although the Bulgarian split squat is popular for legs and glutes, performing the exercise on the Smith machine can offer better results and more consistent muscle progress.
The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Activated: Hereâs How You Can Find Out if Youâll Owe Taxes or Get a Refund
The 2025 Income Tax simulator is available and allows you to find out in advance whether you will have to pay or receive a refund on your tax return, without the need for Cl@ve identification or a digital certificate.
When is Father's Day celebrated in Spain and in which autonomous communities is it a holiday?
Father's Day in Spain is a working day in most of the country, but in five autonomous communities it is a holiday and there will be a day off.
Drones, rockets fired at US embassy in Baghdad, security sources say
Armed groups launched drones and rockets targeting the US embassy in Baghdad, according to security sources. The attack caused no casualties but heightened tensions in the area. Security forces remain on high alert as investigations continue.
Oil gains over 2% as market weighs Iran war supply risks
Oil prices rose more than 2% amid growing concerns over potential supply disruptions linked to escalating tensions around Iran. Traders are closely monitoring geopolitical risks that could affect the global oil supply, driving a bullish sentiment in the market.
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Analysis - Gulf states press US to neutralize Iran for good as Hormuz crisis deepens
Gulf states are urging the US to take decisive action against Iran amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. The crisis has intensified due to repeated attacks on shipping, which Gulf nations blame on Tehran. These states seek a stronger US military presence and sanctions to curb Iran's influence and secure vital oil transit routes, aiming to neutralize what they see as a persistent threat to regional stability and global energy markets.
Gold prices rise above $5,000/oz with Iran war, central banks in focus
Gold prices surged past $5,000 per ounce amid escalating tensions in Iran and increased attention on global central banks' policies. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets due to geopolitical risks and economic uncertainties, driving demand for gold. Central banks' strategies on interest rates and monetary policy continue to influence market dynamics and gold's appeal as a protective asset.
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US average diesel prices cross $5 a gallon as Middle East War tests global economy
US average diesel prices have surpassed $5 per gallon, driven by supply concerns amid the escalating Middle East War. The conflict disrupts key oil shipments, heightening fears of fuel shortages and inflation. Higher diesel costs impact transportation and goods prices, straining the global economy already facing inflationary pressures and supply chain challenges.
Oil prices slide 3% as some ships transit Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices dropped 3% as shipping activity resumed through the Strait of Hormuz, easing earlier supply concerns. The partial transit followed diplomatic talks aimed at stabilizing the region, reducing fears of supply disruptions that had previously driven prices higher. This development signals a potential easing of tensions impacting global oil markets.
Oil prices fall after more than 40% surge on Iran conflict
Oil prices dropped following a sharp increase of over 40% driven by escalating tensions in the Iran conflict. The initial surge was fueled by fears of supply disruptions, but prices eased as markets reassessed the situation and potential impacts on global oil supply.
Israel says Lebanese displaced wonât return until its own citizens are safe
Israel stated that Lebanese displaced by conflict will not be allowed to return to their homes until safety for Israeli citizens is ensured. The government emphasized prioritizing national security amid ongoing tensions at the border, indicating a cautious approach to any repatriation efforts.
Google in talks with Chinaâs Envicool for data centre cooling systems - Reuters
Google is negotiating with Chinaâs Envicool to adopt their energy-efficient cooling solutions for its data centers. The collaboration aims to reduce operational costs and environmental impact by leveraging Envicool's advanced cooling technology, aligning with Googleâs sustainability goals and expanding its footprint in the Chinese market.
Top 2 Chinese Oil Stocks, according to Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs identifies PetroChina and CNOOC as the top two Chinese oil stocks to watch. The investment bank highlights their strong market positions, robust asset quality, and growth potential amid rising global energy demand. Both companies are expected to benefit from China's energy transition and strategic initiatives, making them attractive options for investors seeking exposure to China's oil sector.
Google in talks with Chinaâs Envicool, others to buy data centre cooling systems, sources say
Google is negotiating with Chinaâs Envicool and other companies to purchase advanced data centre cooling systems. These talks aim to enhance energy efficiency and reduce operational costs as Google expands its cloud infrastructure. The move reflects growing interest in sustainable cooling technologies amidst rising demand for data processing and storage.
Tesla, LG Energy to build $4.3 billion battery plant in Michigan
Tesla and LG Energy Solution announced plans to build a $4.3 billion battery plant in Michigan, aiming to boost EV production and secure battery supply. The facility will create thousands of jobs and support Teslaâs mission to expand electric vehicle manufacturing in the U.S., enhancing domestic supply chains and reducing reliance on imports. Construction is expected to begin soon, with production ramping up in the coming years.
Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.54%
Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index falling 0.54%. Market sentiment was affected by global economic concerns and cautious investor outlook. Trading volumes remained steady as investors weighed geopolitical risks and tech sector performance.
Blue Owl tipped UK mortgage lender Century into insolvency - FT
Blue Owl, an investment firm, played a key role in pushing UK mortgage lender Century into insolvency, according to the Financial Times. The firm's actions contributed to Century's financial troubles, exacerbating its challenges and leading to its collapse.
Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.36%
Australian shares rose, with the S&P/ASX 200 gaining 0.36% by market close. Investors responded positively to recent economic data and corporate earnings reports, boosting market sentiment. Key sectors such as financials and materials contributed to the gains, while cautious trading persisted amid global economic uncertainties.
Blue Owl tipped UK lender into insolvency after discrepancy concerns, FT reports
Blue Owl Asset Management raised concerns over accounting discrepancies at a UK lender, contributing to its insolvency. The Financial Times reports that these issues triggered regulatory scrutiny and a loss of investor confidence, ultimately leading to the lender's collapse.
Factbox - Half a million lose power as storms batter US Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and South
Severe storms cut power to over 500,000 U.S. customers across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and South. The weather caused widespread outages and disruptions, impacting multiple states. Utility crews are working to restore electricity amid ongoing adverse conditions.
US judge upends Kennedyâs overhaul of childhood vaccine policies
A US judge has overturned policy changes introduced by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aimed at modifying childhood vaccine regulations. The ruling reinstates previous vaccine guidelines, emphasizing the importance of established immunization protocols to protect public health and counter misinformation surrounding vaccine safety.
Cuba to allow nationals living abroad to own businesses on island, NBC News reports
Cuba will permit its nationals living abroad to own businesses on the island, a significant shift in the countryâs economic policy. This move aims to encourage investment and boost the economy by leveraging the resources and networks of the Cuban diaspora. It marks a step toward economic reform, allowing greater private sector participation and ownership for expatriates.
US manufacturing output increases; homebuilder sentiment ticks up
US manufacturing output rose in May, reflecting stronger industrial activity amid easing supply chain issues. Homebuilder sentiment also improved, indicating growing confidence in the housing market despite higher mortgage rates. These trends suggest gradual economic recovery and increased production capacity in key sectors.
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Industrial production edges up, surpassing forecasts
Industrial production rose more than expected, driven by gains in manufacturing and mining sectors. The increase signals a strengthening economy despite supply chain challenges and inflation concerns. Analysts view the growth as a positive sign for continued industrial expansion in coming months.
Canadian housing starts rise slightly in February, says CMHC
Canadian housing starts increased slightly in February, according to CMHC data. The rise reflects steady demand despite challenges in the market. This trend suggests cautious optimism for the housing sector amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
NY Empire State Manufacturing Index Dips Below Expectations
The New York Empire State Manufacturing Index fell short of forecasts, indicating a slowdown in regional manufacturing activity. The latest report showed weaker growth momentum amid ongoing economic uncertainties and supply chain challenges, suggesting caution for businesses in the sector.
Severe oil shock could drag S&P 500 down to 5,400, Goldman warns
Goldman Sachs warns that a severe oil supply shock could cause the S&P 500 to drop to 5,400 points. The investment bank highlights the risks posed by geopolitical tensions and OPEC+ production cuts, which may drive oil prices higher, increasing inflation and pressuring corporate earnings. This scenario could lead to a broader market sell-off and slower economic growth.
South African inflation expectations hit record low in Q1 survey
South African inflation expectations have fallen to a record low in the first quarter survey, indicating improved sentiment on future price stability. This marks a significant shift as consumers and businesses anticipate lower inflation, reflecting optimism about the countryâs economic outlook and effective monetary policies aimed at controlling inflation.
No-booze beer and houmous: healthy habits reshape UK inflation basket
Changing consumer habits like increased purchases of no-alcohol beer and houmous are prompting the UK to update its inflation basket. These healthier choices reflect shifts in spending patterns and influence how inflation is measured, ensuring it better represents current consumer behavior and market trends.
UK house prices edge up in March, but remain below last yearâs levels
UK house prices saw a modest increase in March but stayed below the levels recorded last year. The market shows signs of stabilization despite economic uncertainties and rising interest rates impacting buyer demand. Analysts suggest cautious optimism as affordability issues continue to challenge potential homeowners.
German infrastructure fund failed to spur extra investment, IW says
The German infrastructure fund did not lead to additional investment as intended, according to the IW economic institute. Despite the fund's goal to boost infrastructure projects, data shows no significant increase in investment levels, raising concerns about its effectiveness in stimulating economic growth through public and private sector collaboration.
Trump says he can do âanything I wantâ with Cuba
Former President Trump claimed he has the authority to take any action he wants regarding Cuba. He emphasized his control over U.S. policy toward the country, highlighting his administrationâs hardline stance and suggesting he could impose stricter measures or changes at will.
IMF raises concern over Ukraineâs access to $8.1 billion aid, Bloomberg News reports
The IMF has expressed concerns about Ukraine's ability to access $8.1 billion in financial aid amid ongoing conflict and economic challenges. The institution highlights risks related to fund disbursement and the country's financial stability, emphasizing the need for transparent management and international support to ensure effective use of the aid.
Australia central bank hikes rates in tight call as Iran war stokes inflation risk
The Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates amid concerns that the Iran war could heighten inflationary pressures. The decision was closely contested, reflecting uncertainty over economic growth and inflation outlook. The hike aims to curb rising prices while balancing risks from geopolitical tensions and global market volatility.
Morning Bid: Central banks gird for oil shocks as RBA votes 5-4 to hike
Central banks worldwide prepare for potential oil price shocks amid economic uncertainties. The Reserve Bank of Australia narrowly voted 5-4 to raise interest rates, signaling cautious tightening to manage inflation risks linked to rising energy costs. This move reflects broader concerns about inflation pressures fueled by volatile oil markets, as policymakers weigh slowing growth against price stability.
Bank of Japan chief stresses need to hit 2% inflation backed by wage gains
Bank of Japan Governor emphasized the importance of achieving a 2% inflation target supported by sustainable wage growth. He highlighted that without wage increases, inflation gains may not be durable. The central bank aims to maintain accommodative policies while encouraging firms to raise wages, ensuring inflation stabilizes at the desired level for economic recovery.
Aussie dollar eases as RBA hikes rate; currencies drift on war uncertainty
The Australian dollar dipped following the Reserve Bank of Australiaâs decision to raise interest rates, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. Market currencies showed mixed movements amid ongoing global conflict concerns, which continue to fuel economic uncertainty and impact trading dynamics worldwide.
Australiaâs central bank raises cash rate to 4.1%, in close vote
Australiaâs central bank increased the cash rate to 4.1% after a close vote, signaling ongoing concerns about inflation. The decision reflects efforts to balance controlling rising prices while supporting economic growth. The move marks the latest in a series of rate hikes aimed at stabilizing the economy amid global uncertainties.
RBA hikes interest rates by 25 bps on inflation, Middle East risks
The Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates by 25 basis points to combat persistent inflation and address economic risks stemming from Middle East tensions. The decision aims to stabilize prices while monitoring geopolitical impacts on the economy.
Trump administration cannot implement âsweepingâ funding freeze, US court rules
A US court has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to impose a broad funding freeze, ruling it unlawful. The decision prevents the administration from halting funds across multiple federal programs, protecting ongoing projects and services from interruption. This ruling limits the administrationâs ability to unilaterally restrict federal spending without congressional approval.
Bybit Institutional Shows Structural Advantages in Neutral Strategy: New Crypto Quant Strategy Index Report
The latest Crypto Quant Strategy Index report highlights Bybit Institutional's strong performance in neutral crypto trading strategies. The report attributes this success to Bybit's advanced infrastructure, deep liquidity, and robust risk management, offering strategic advantages in volatile markets. This positions Bybit Institutional as a leading platform for quantitative traders seeking stability and efficiency in crypto investments.
Bitcoin price today: pulls back after jumping near $76k; Iran war, Fed meet eyed
Bitcoin's price retreated after nearing $76,000, influenced by ongoing geopolitical tensions in Iran and the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting. Investors remain cautious as these events could impact market volatility and cryptocurrency trends.
XRP Climbs 10% In Rally
XRP surged 10% amid increased trading volume, outperforming other major cryptocurrencies. The rally is attributed to growing investor confidence and positive market sentiment following recent developments in blockchain technology and regulatory clarity. Analysts suggest that XRPâs price momentum could continue if favorable conditions persist.
Bitcoin holds above $74k as it continues to outperform during Iran conflict
Bitcoin remains steady above $74,000, demonstrating resilience and outperforming traditional assets amid the ongoing conflict in Iran. The cryptocurrency's stability reflects growing investor confidence despite geopolitical tensions, highlighting its potential as a safe-haven asset during global uncertainty.
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Cardano Climbs 10% In a Green Day
Cardanoâs price surged by 10% amid a broader crypto market rally, driven by positive investor sentiment and upcoming network developments. The increase highlights renewed interest in the platformâs smart contract capabilities and potential future partnerships, boosting confidence among traders and stakeholders.
EOS Climbs 10% In Rally
EOS surged 10% amid a market rally driven by positive investor sentiment and increased trading volume. The crypto's price boost reflects renewed confidence and potentially upcoming developments in its blockchain platform, attracting traders and investors looking for growth opportunities.
Bitcoin: Institutional interest provides buffer as BTC eyes $73,000 resistance
Bitcoin is approaching the $73,000 resistance level, supported by growing institutional interest. This backing helps buffer the cryptocurrency against volatility, suggesting stronger market confidence. Investors are closely watching BTC's performance as it aims to break past this key price point, potentially signaling further upward momentum in the digital assetâs value.
Bitcoin: Strategy and ETF demand provide 6% weekly lift amid regional conflict
Bitcoin rose 6% over the week, boosted by strategic market moves and strong demand for ETFs. This surge occurred despite ongoing regional conflicts, indicating investor confidence and growing interest in cryptocurrency as a viable asset class amid geopolitical uncertainties.
PrimeXBT Launches PXTrader 2.0, Bringing Crypto and Traditional Markets into One Trading Platform
PrimeXBT has launched PXTrader 2.0, an upgraded trading platform that integrates crypto and traditional markets, offering users enhanced tools and a seamless trading experience. It aims to simplify access to diverse assets, improve the user interface, and provide advanced features for traders of all levels.
JFB Construction sets March 25 stock split ahead of XTEND merger
JFB Construction announced a stock split effective March 25 as part of its preparations for an upcoming merger with XTEND. The move aims to enhance stock liquidity and attract a broader investor base ahead of the merger, expected to bring strategic growth and expanded market presence for JFB Construction.
New Hope H1 FY26 slides: profit drops 84% on coal price decline
New Hope Group's half-year profit for FY26 plunged 84% due to a significant drop in coal prices. The company faced lower market demand and price pressures, impacting its revenue and profitability. Despite challenges, New Hope remains focused on operational efficiency and cost management to navigate the downturn in the coal sector.
Cathie Woodâs ARK Stock Trades Highlight Continued Sale of Nextdoor
Cathie Woodâs ARK Investment Management has continued to sell shares of Nextdoor, signaling reduced confidence in the social networking platform. This ongoing divestment is part of ARKâs broader strategy to reallocate funds amid market shifts and evolving investment priorities. The move highlights ARK's cautious stance towards Nextdoorâs growth prospects.
Kepler Weber Q4 2025 slides: international growth offsets domestic pressure
Kepler Weber's Q4 2025 results showed a decline due to domestic market challenges. However, strong international sales helped offset these pressures, supporting overall revenue stability. The company is focusing on expanding its global footprint to balance regional fluctuations and drive future growth.
WD-40 declares $1.02 quarterly dividend, sets earnings call
WD-40 announced a quarterly dividend of $1.02 per share. The company also scheduled its upcoming earnings call to discuss financial results and business outlook.
Semtech Q4â26 slides: data center surge drives record year
Semtech reported a record financial year driven by a significant surge in data center demand in Q4 2026. The company achieved strong revenue growth fueled by its expanding portfolio catering to data center infrastructure. This momentum reflects increased cloud computing and networking investments, positioning Semtech for continued growth in high-performance market segments.
ALTEN 2025 slides: revenue dips but cash generation stays robust
ALTEN's 2025 financial slides show a slight decrease in revenue but emphasize strong cash flow and solid financial health. The company stresses continuous investments in innovation and strategic growth sectors to sustain its competitive edge despite short-term revenue challenges.
Kaltura Q4 2025 slides: profitability soars amid AI pivot
Kaltura's Q4 2025 report highlights a significant surge in profitability driven by its strategic shift towards AI technologies. The company's revenues and earnings exceeded forecasts, reflecting strong demand for AI-enhanced video solutions. The pivot has strengthened Kalturaâs market position, with increased customer adoption and product innovation fueling growth. Future outlook remains positive as AI integration continues.
Microvast FY2025 slides show margin strength as US revenue surges 173%
Microvast's FY2025 slides reveal strong profit margins alongside a significant 173% increase in US revenue. The growth highlights the company's expanding market presence and operational efficiency, positioning it well for continued success in the electric vehicle battery sector.
Solaris Energy adds 900 MW capacity via two deals, secures funding
Solaris Energy has expanded its renewable energy portfolio by acquiring 900 MW capacity through two strategic deals. The company secured necessary funding to support these acquisitions, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable energy growth and strengthening its market position in the renewable sector.