News Summary - 03/19/2026

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How the Iran war has left Europe facing yet another energy crisis

Europe is once again grappling with a significant energy crisis, intensified by the Iran war. This conflict has disrupted vital energy supplies, exacerbating existing frustrations and challenges within the continent's energy sector.

US intelligence chief says Iran's regime 'intact' but 'degraded'

Lawmakers questioned intelligence officials on Iran's potential threat and the ongoing conflict. The US intelligence chief stated that while Iran's regime remains intact, it has been degraded, implying reduced capabilities but no imminent danger.

One killed as ski gondola crashes down mountain at Swiss resort

A ski gondola crashed and flipped multiple times down a mountain in Engelberg, Switzerland, resulting in one fatality. Dramatic footage captured the gondola's tumble in the snow before it came to a stop.

Ecuador gang leader wanted for murder of presidential candidate arrested

Authorities have arrested Lobo Menor, a gang leader suspected of involvement in the 2023 killing of Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio.

Hittler faces Zielinski as French town's election contest goes viral

Charles Hittler, mayor of Arcis-sur-Aube, known for jokes about his name, now faces an opponent with another unusual name in the upcoming election, drawing viral attention.

US civil rights leader Cesar Chavez accused of sexual abuse

Allegations of sexual abuse against US civil rights leader Cesar Chavez have led to the cancellation of planned events and celebrations in his honor scheduled for later this month.

Iran's intelligence minister Esmail Khatib killed in air strike

Israel claimed it killed Iran's intelligence minister Esmail Khatib, a death later confirmed by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Wednesday.

Oil crosses $110 a barrel after gas field strike

Iran's military threatened "decisive action" following a strike on its energy infrastructure, contributing to oil prices surpassing $110 a barrel.

Labubu film is official with Paddington director at the helm

The upcoming Labubu film, combining live action and CGI, is currently in early development. It will be directed by the filmmaker known for Paddington.

US aircraft carrier to sail to Crete for repairs after fire on board

The USS Gerald R. Ford, a key asset in US operations during the war with Iran, is set to sail to Crete for repairs following a fire onboard.

Alberta seeks to set limits on use of medically assisted dying

Alberta has proposed new legislation to restrict medically assisted dying exclusively to end-of-life situations, aiming to tighten regulations around its availability and ensure it is used only in terminal cases.

Israel destroys river bridges in southern Lebanon

Since March 2, 968 people, including over 100 children, have been killed according to the health ministry.

US holds interest rates as Iran war triggers inflation fears

The US central bank is maintaining current interest rates amid inflation concerns sparked by the Iran war. This cautious approach continues despite presidential pressure to reduce rates.

Forty years after the last one was poached, rhinos are back in the wild in Uganda

Southern white rhinos have been reintroduced into Uganda's wild after a 40-year absence caused by poaching. This marks a significant step in wildlife conservation, restoring a species once wiped out by poachers in the country.

Russian archaeologist can be sent to Ukraine for trial, Polish judge rules

Alexander Butyagin, a Russian archaeologist accused of illegal excavations in Crimea, may be extradited to Ukraine for trial following a ruling by a Polish judge. The case relates to activities conducted in the peninsula annexed by Russia.

South Africans say criminal gangs are exploiting the water crisis

Residents in several South African areas have been without mains water for weeks. Criminal gangs are reportedly taking advantage of this water shortage, exacerbating the crisis and impacting communities already struggling with limited access to essential water supplies.

The Iran war is causing a global energy crisis - can China withstand it?

The Iran conflict has disrupted global oil supplies, challenging Beijing's energy security. China is relying on its strategic oil reserves and accelerating its renewable energy initiatives to mitigate the crisis and maintain stability amid the turmoil.

Afghan evacuees in limbo in Qatar camp accuse US of betrayal

Over 1,100 Afghan evacuees in a Qatar camp fear their path to resettlement, promised by the US, is now blocked, leaving them stranded and feeling abandoned.

'Very difficult to stop': BBC visits scene of Iran cluster bomb strike on Israel

An elderly couple was killed when a bomb, reportedly an Iranian cluster munition, struck their apartment in central Israel and exploded, highlighting the ongoing dangers and challenges in stopping such attacks.

India's young are more educated than ever. So why are so many jobless?

Despite a significant rise in educational enrollment in India, the job market has not expanded at the same rate. This mismatch leaves many educated youths struggling to find quality employment, highlighting a gap between education and job opportunities.

Five takeaways from Markwayne Mullin's Homeland Security confirmation hearing

Markwayne Mullin's confirmation hearing highlighted ongoing concerns about the Homeland Security agency's funding, which has been unresolved for five weeks, raising budgetary challenges amid his nomination.

Celebrations in Morocco but devastation in Senegal after Africa Cup of Nations decision

Morocco celebrates as they are awarded the Africa Cup of Nations title, while Senegal expresses anger and disappointment after being stripped of the championship. The decision has sparked contrasting reactions between the two nations.

Total repression and air strikes bring unrelenting dread for Iranians

Tehran residents express fear as they face US-Israeli air strikes alongside harsh crackdowns by the Iranian regime, which is attempting to tighten its control amid escalating tensions. This situation has created unrelenting dread for ordinary Iranians caught in the crossfire.

As Cuba struggles with power cuts, how is the island holding up?

The BBC's Will Grant reports from Cuba shortly after a complete national electric grid failure. The island faces widespread power outages, affecting daily life and essential services. Despite the crisis, communities are adapting, but the situation underscores Cuba's ongoing infrastructure challenges amid economic difficulties.

Watch: Gabbard faces scrutiny over Iran nuclear intelligence claims

US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard faced questioning from Democrats regarding perceived inconsistencies between the White House's statements and intelligence community reports on Iran's nuclear activities.

Famous Iditarod dog sled race ends in repeat win for Jessie Holmes

Former reality TV star Jessie Holmes won the Iditarod dog sled race for the second time, completing the grueling 1,000-mile course in nine days, seven hours, and 32 minutes.

Venezuelans in Miami and Caracas celebrate historic WBC victory over USA

Venezuela claimed its first-ever World Baseball Classic title by defeating the United States 3–2 in the championship game, sparking celebrations among Venezuelans in Miami and Caracas.

Israel replicates in Iran the gradual elimination of its leadership as it did with Hamas and Hezbollah

Israel is attempting to weaken the Iranian regime through the progressive elimination of its leaders and attacks on key infrastructure, hoping to provoke an insurrection that, for now, seems unlikely.

From Jamenei to Larijani: These Are the Nine Key Men of the Iranian Regime Killed During the US and Israel Offensive

Nine senior officials of the Iranian regime, including Ali Jamenei, Ali Larijani, and other military and political leaders such as Reza Soleimani and Esmail Khatib, were eliminated in a joint US and Israel offensive.

And who is in charge in Iran now? These are the leaders still alive... not counting Mojtaba Jamenei, who remains missing

Uncertainty is growing in Iran due to the absence of clear leadership, but the regime continues to operate despite the lack of its top leaders. Mojtaba Jamenei, among the missing leaders, is still nowhere to be found, while other living leaders maintain control of the country.

Trump says he was "completely unaware" of the attack on South Pars but threatens to "blow it up" if Iran attacks Qatar

Trump claimed he did not know about the attack on South Pars, but warned that the United States will respond with force and will "blow up" the facilities if Iran attacks Qatar, amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East involving attacks and tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran.

Saudi Arabia denounces attacks on two refineries and threatens to respond to Iran: "The kingdom will not succumb"

The Saudi foreign minister reported that two refineries in Riyadh were attacked, attributing responsibility to Iran. He warned that Saudi Arabia will respond and affirmed that the kingdom will not give in to these aggressions.

South Pars: This is the largest gas field on the planet attacked by Israel

A recent Israeli airstrike on the Asaluyé refineries has caused international alarm and affected energy markets, highlighting the vulnerability of the world's largest gas field, South Pars.

Israel bombs the world's largest gas field and Iran launches attacks against Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain

The Iranian Army threatens to attack energy infrastructures linked to the U.S. and Israel, following the death of nine key figures of the ayatollah regime since the beginning of the conflict.

The Iranian opposition warns that diplomacy does not work against the "clerical monarchy" of the Jameneis and calls on the EU to support its overthrow

The Iranian opposition from Brussels urges the EU to increase its support, stating that the current diplomacy only strengthens the clerical regime of Jamenei and does not achieve effective changes.

Moncloa prepares an anti-crisis decree tailored to the PNV and Junts and stalls on housing proposals from its partners

Moncloa rejects eviction moratorium and lease renewal extensions, offering only a possible 2% cap on rent increases to appease its coalition partners on housing issues.

Miguel Garrido (CEIM): "The most effective measure against the war is to lower taxes on energy and food"

Miguel Garrido, vice president of CEOE and president of CEIM, asserts that reducing taxes on energy and food is the best measure to mitigate the economic impact of the war in Iran, aiming to relieve businesses and consumers in the face of the crisis.

EU Leaders Seek Solutions Today to the ‘Triple-Cost’ War in the Middle East While Distancing Themselves from Trump and Ukraine Pushes for Speed

The 27 EU leaders meet without the intention of becoming directly involved in the war in the Middle East, although they are concerned about its repercussions. Ukraine urges the unlocking of a €90 billion loan to face the crisis.

Sánchez announces another 1 billion euros for military aid to Ukraine and an agreement to jointly produce drones and radars

The Spanish president, Sánchez, received the Ukrainian president at the Moncloa Palace and announced an additional 1 billion euros in military aid for Ukraine, along with an agreement for the joint production of drones and radars.

Notes on the signing of Jésica Rodríguez: "The President of Adif is very angry, but there is no choice but to hire her"

An employee documented the details of the signing of Jésica Rodríguez, linked to Ábalos, noting a call from Zldivar mentioning that she is Koldo's niece. Despite the anger of the President of Adif, it was considered necessary to hire her.

Atlético de Madrid Faces Barça After Surviving Tottenham

Atlético de Madrid lost the return match against Tottenham in London but managed to advance to the Champions League quarterfinals with an aggregate score of 7-5. They will now face Barça.

Enormous Rout by Barça over Newcastle to Reach the Quarterfinals

Barça thrashed Newcastle at Camp Nou, securing their place in the Champions League quarterfinals with a dominant performance and decisive offensive play.

Sergio Peris-Mencheta updates his health status on 'La Revuelta': "I am undergoing rehabilitation"

Sergio Peris-Mencheta spoke on 'La Revuelta' about his health condition and his rehabilitation process. In addition, he presented his book *730 días*, in which he narrates his experience with the illness in the first person.

Mario Casas recalls the day he met Luis Zahera and they missed a plane: "We had to shoot"

Mario Casas and Mariela Garriga visited Pablo Motos' show to present 'Zeta,' a film they star in which premieres on Prime Video on March 20. Mario remembered how he met Luis Zahera in an anecdote where they missed a plane, but had to film on time.

Gutiérrez Caba’s ex-wife accuses the actor of trying to evict her from a house he supposedly "gifted" her: "It's a nightmare"

Gutiérrez Caba’s ex-wife claims that the actor is attempting to evict her from a house she says he gave her as a gift. In statements to 'El tiempo justo,' she describes the situation as a nightmare, pointing to a legal and personal conflict that is affecting her daily life and well-being.

A Thousand Trees, a Stream, Stands, and More Security: The AZCA Renovation, in Detail

The City Council has reached an agreement with property owners on a plan to intervene in 132,895 m² in AZCA, with works scheduled for 2027. The project aims to revitalize the area, historically known for insecurity, highlighting the incorporation of water features, vegetation with a thousand trees, stands, and security improvements.

The Deadlines to Choose Yolanda Díaz’s Successor Divide the Coalition Parties

The coalition parties face disagreements over the deadlines to select Yolanda Díaz’s successor. While some political forces seek to accelerate the process to ensure an orderly transition, others prefer to delay it in order to better negotiate candidacies and electoral strategies. This dispute reflects internal tensions that could affect the cohesion and future leadership of the bloc.

From Fugitives and Expulsions to a Petition Drive: Abascal Faces the Political 'Storm' over Vox

Former Vox officials denounce a lack of transparency and an extreme concentration of power within the party. They criticize the sidelining of leaders without sufficient explanations, which is creating an internal crisis that Abascal must confront.

Rego warns of the "exhaustion" of mothers and demands a universal child-rearing benefit and paid leave

The Minister of Youth and Childhood warns about the exhaustion of mothers and calls for a universal child-rearing benefit along with paid leave, emphasizing the need to reorganize society around life and care, not just work.

From Medicines to Psychologists: The Healthcare Expenses That Empty the Pockets of Spaniards the Most

Each Spanish household spends approximately 1,350 euros annually on healthcare services not covered by public health insurance, according to an OCU survey.

Storm Therese will bring "variable and complex" weather to Spain on the eve of Easter

Storm Therese will cause variable and complex weather in Spain before Easter, with unstable meteorological conditions affecting various regions of the country.

Madrid registries will have webcams to verify the digital ID and prevent identity fraud

The Community of Madrid will install webcams in registries to verify the information on the digital ID, improving security and preventing fraud in procedures and access to premises.

The 7 Lives of the Last Bar in Town: Labajos (Segovia), the Town Hall That Became a Restaurateur

Covid-19 and depopulation threatened the last bar in Labajos, forcing the town hall to intervene to prevent its closure and keep an essential social space alive in the village.

The Reasons for the Estrangement Between Rocío Flores and Gloria Camila

Rocío Flores and Gloria Camila have ended their close relationship, as evidenced by the fact that they no longer follow each other on social media, indicating a rift between aunt and niece.

Gloria Camila, on her confrontation with Rocío Flores: "Things happen in every family"

Gloria Camila spoke about her conflict with Rocío Flores in exclusive statements to Europa Press, pointing out that family disputes are normal and happen in all families.

SEPI requests Ángel Escribano’s departure from Indra before closing the merger with EM&E

SEPI, owner of 28% of Indra, demands Ángel Escribano’s exit to avoid conflicts of interest, expressing concern about how this affects the analysis of the merger with EM&E.

Six years and two months in prison requested for two Civil Guards for catalanophobia

The private prosecution is requesting six years and two months in prison for two Civil Guards, accusing them of document falsification, hate crime, and coercion related to a case of catalanophobia.

The Unusual Response of an 85-Year-Old Grandmother to a Journalist Asking About Her Greatest Fears That Went Viral

An 85-year-old grandmother gave an unexpected answer to a journalist when asked about her greatest fears. Although her granddaughter scolded her, she defended herself by saying she was "telling the truth," which caused her response to go viral.

How to save up to 2,000 euros a year on your shopping with ALDI

ALDI keeps its prices 13% lower than the sector average, which means savings of around 40 euros each week. With more than 500 stores open, 8 million Spanish households already shop at this chain, managing to save up to 2,000 euros a year on their purchases.

Pilar Jurado: "I have built myself by walking through places where others do not dare"

Pilar Jurado, composer, orchestra conductor, and singer, has released her album Artifex Sui, which brings together significant works in her artistic career, reflecting her unique and courageous path in music.

Changes in the Income Tax Return: This is the New Deduction That Affects the Lowest Salaries

A new deduction is introduced in the income tax return to correct the "jump error," which causes an excessive increase in taxes when wages rise, especially benefiting the lowest salaries.

Rosalía's Greatest Fear and Ana Milán's Advice: "It Terrifies Me, I Don't Know If It Can Be Controlled"

Rosalía confessed her greatest fear and sought Ana Milán's advice on how to handle it. The conversation led to a very personal discussion about how to face this terrifying feeling and its possible control.

Raquel and Fernando, parents of 12 children and expecting another baby: "We spend about 40,000 euros annually"

Raquel and Fernando, parents of 12 children and expecting another baby, live thanks to their family business. They spend around 40,000 euros a year to support their large family.

Doctors pass the halfway point of their second strike and communities anticipate weeks of healthcare overload

The Strike Committee calls on the Health Ministry to resume negotiations as the second medical strike continues, causing hundreds of cancellations and increasing waiting lists across all communities, which are preparing for weeks of healthcare overload.

This Was the Controversial Moment in the Africa Cup Final That Left Senegal Without the Title

Senegalese players temporarily left the field in protest over controversial refereeing decisions during the Africa Cup final, affecting the course and outcome of the match that denied them the title.

The 15 Most Interesting Books to Read and Gift for Father's Day

The selection includes new releases from all genres, offering a variety of options to gift and enjoy on Father's Day.

The spectacular 'Night of Fire' lights up the sky of Valencia with a thousand kilos of gunpowder on the penultimate night of Fallas

The 'Night of Fire' in Valencia, featuring a thousand kilos of gunpowder, is the second-to-last major celebration of the Fallas festival before the 'Night of the Burning,' which tonight concludes the festivities with the burning of more than 770 monuments throughout the city.

The Fed keeps interest rates unchanged and rules out possible cuts amid uncertainty caused by the war in Iran

The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates between 3.5% and 3.75%, highlighting the uncertainty caused by the war in Iran. Additionally, it revised its inflation forecast upward to 2.7%, dismissing immediate cuts in this context.

Santiago Segura on the success of 'Torrente Presidente': "Spain is fed up with the political class"

Santiago Segura has achieved great success with the release of the sixth installment of the 'Torrente' saga, earning nearly 7 million euros in its first weekend, reflecting Spain's frustration with the political class.

The Brown Mango Jacket That Looks Best with White Pants: Exclusive Sale for Under 60 Euros

The brown Mango jacket is perfect for pairing with white pants, ideal for office looks and to elevate your outfits this spring. It is available in an exclusive sale for under 60 euros.

What is Pre-Aging and How to Apply It to Your Skin and Body?

Pre-aging is based on keeping cellular oxygenation active to delay the signs of aging. Applying this practice to your skin and body helps preserve their vitality and health.

The New Era of AI Arrives with Nvidia's Vera Rubin Supercomputer: Promising Efficiency and Speed

Nvidia introduces Vera Rubin, its new supercomputer designed to enhance artificial intelligence with greater efficiency and speed, marking a key advancement in this technology.

The Ultimate Guide to Carrying Liquids in Your Suitcase: Do You Need to Take Them Out at Security?

The regulations regarding liquids in hand luggage, such as water or toothpaste, have changed and vary depending on the airport in Spain. It is important to know the specific rules to avoid issues at security checks.

Original Recipes to Make Different Torrijas: One Has the Signature of a Chef with 4 Michelin Stars

Discover innovative recipes to prepare torrijas that break with tradition, including an exclusive version created by a chef awarded 4 Michelin Stars. These proposals bring freshness and originality to this classic sweet.

In its time it was its rarest model, and now they're bringing it back: this is the new Audi A2 e-tron

Audi presents the Audi A2 e-tron, an electric compact car that will debut in the fall of 2026. This model, once considered one of the most unique from the brand, will be manufactured in Germany, marking the return of an iconic line in a fully electric format.

Work Calendar 2026: These Are All the Holidays, Long Weekends, Easter, and Christmas

Good Friday, April 3, 2026, is a national and non-movable holiday in Spain, guaranteeing an official day off for all Spaniards.

A wastewater report in Europe reveals that ketamine and cocaine use increases while ecstasy use decreases

Between 2024 and 2025, cocaine use in Europe increased by 22% according to the concentration of the metabolite benzoylecgonine in wastewater. An increase in ketamine use was also reported, while ecstasy consumption showed a decrease. This report reflects changes in drug use patterns in the region.

The mother of the baby thrown into a dumpster: "I should have left her in the field"

The mother of the baby abandoned in a dumpster in Porto Cristo in November 2023 confessed to a friend over the phone that, when she was born, she thought she should have left her in the field instead of throwing her into the dumpster.

Anti-Corruption Requests 173 Years in Prison for Former BBVA President Francisco González in the Villarejo Case

The Prosecutor's Office requests 173 years of imprisonment for former BBVA president Francisco González in the Villarejo case and fines the bank 184.3 million euros.

Investigation into the disappearance of an American young man after partying at a nightclub in Barcelona

An American young man was last seen in the early hours of March 17 at the Shöko nightclub, located in the Vila Olímpica of Barcelona. Authorities have launched an investigation to clarify his disappearance after leaving the party.

Delcy Rodríguez dismisses Padrino López after more than a decade as Venezuela's Minister of Defense

Acting President Delcy Rodríguez dismissed Vladimir Padrino López as Minister of Defense and appointed General Gustavo González López in his place, who has been sanctioned by the US and the EU for human rights violations.

When will the tax data for the 2026 Income Tax Return be available for consultation?

Tax data contains key information such as residence, income, withholdings, and the taxpayer's bank details.

The impressive monastery an hour from Valencia that you can visit for free: a 13th-century Gothic and Baroque gem

This 800-year-old monastery, located between the mountains and the Mediterranean, is a Gothic and Baroque jewel and one of the great historical and cultural treasures of the Valencian Community, accessible to visit for free.

The Valencia Restaurant Recommended by the Guía Repsol for 'Esmorzar' During Fallas: A Menu That Costs Less Than 32 Euros and a Solete

The Guía Repsol highlights a restaurant in Valencia as one of the best for 'esmorzar' during Fallas, offering a complete menu for less than 32 euros and recognized with a Solete distinction.

The Survival of Bipartisanship

Although Spain has not returned to the exclusive voting levels of PSOE and PP, the latest elections suggest that voters might be moving once again towards a predominantly two-party system.

Do We Educate or Do We Know?

It is criticized that current education does not promote patience or tolerance for prolonged processes, resulting in a lack of succession in trades that require dedication and time, affecting their continuity.

The Return of Pedro Sánchez

Pedro Sánchez reappeared yesterday in the Congress of Deputies after not having been seen there since the plenary session on February 25.

Improve Your Train

The train in Spain, once punctual and reliable, has lost that certainty, creating a crisis of confidence that will be difficult to repair.

Feijóo accuses Sánchez of "doing business" with Maduro: "We need to know what PDVSA's interests are with the Government"

Feijóo questions the frequency of Zapatero's visits to Venezuela, implying they might have hidden motives. He accuses Sánchez of maintaining business dealings with Maduro and calls for transparency regarding PDVSA's interests in the Spanish government.

The lawyer for Francisca’s family believes there is "evidence" to prove that sexual assault occurred

The lawyer for Francisca’s family points out that it is not necessary to have biological remains to prove a sexual assault, although it would be desirable. She states that there is sufficient evidence to demonstrate that the assault took place.

One third of the population fears losing their home and 35% of tenants fear an "imminent" rent increase

UGT warns about the housing crisis affecting one third of the population who fear losing their home, and 35% of tenants who fear imminent rent hikes. To support those affected, it has opened advisory offices on housing matters.

Robe Iniesta will have an annual tribute and they are looking for emerging bands to perform at it

Robe Iniesta will have an annual tribute that will include performances by emerging bands, aiming to promote new talent in music.

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How Much Do You Know About Cuba? Test Yourself with These 10 Questions About the Island

20minutos invites readers to test their knowledge about Cuba, the 'Pearl of the Caribbean,' in a context of political tension where Donald Trump threatens to intervene on the island, similar to his approach with Venezuela.

Income Tax Return 2026: Questions for Aedaf Experts? Are You Aware of the Updates?

The 2025 Income Tax Return will begin in April, allowing taxpayers to request the draft and submit their declaration to the Tax Agency. You can send your questions via a form and receive answers by email, supported by Aedaf experts.

King Felipe VI Explores the Latest Technological Innovations in the Defense Sector at the Air Force BACSI Fair

King Felipe VI, along with the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, inaugurated the BACSI Air Force event in Albacete, where the latest technological innovations in the defense sector were presented.

Prison for the accused in the murder of the man whose body was burned in Puerto de Santa María

A man was murdered after attending a meeting with an unknown woman, who allegedly killed him with the help of her neighbor. Both accused have been sent to prison.

The President of Mexico invites Felipe VI to attend the World Cup to be held this summer

The President of Mexico invited King Felipe VI to attend this summer's World Cup. The Royal Household has received the proposal with pleasure.

Firefighters recover the body of a 57-year-old woman floating in La Laja Port

Firefighters recovered the body of a 57-year-old woman who was floating in La Laja Port. So far, the causes of her death are unknown.

A mixture of toxic products in the municipal pool of Rubí causes minor injuries in 25 children

A mixture of toxic chemical products in the municipal pool of Rubí caused minor injuries to 25 children, who experienced vomiting and dizziness and were treated for these symptoms.

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

More and more people are delaying motherhood and fatherhood until their 40s, motivated by the pursuit of stability, work-life balance, and personal decisions. Stories like that of Giulia, 43, reflect a conscious and free approach to parenting, prioritizing enjoying life as a couple before having children.

Leaving Grandma’s House, Not Chaining Rentals: 86 Families Move into a Municipal Home in Madrid

Madrid City Council hands over the keys to the sixth development of affordable rental apartments in Vicálvaro, benefiting 86 families and progressing towards the 13 planned developments to provide decent and accessible municipal housing.

"Sleeping in my own home every night is a luxury I didn’t have": this is how doctors who emigrated work

Spanish doctors emigrate seeking better professional opportunities and working conditions. Alejandro Barros, a psychiatrist in Germany, points out that Spain has excellent doctors, but many have to leave to advance. Nicole Ivars in Switzerland confirms that, although difficult, personal stability—such as sleeping at home every night—is a luxury they find when working abroad.

The first photo of the new contestants of 'Tu cara me suena' together, as filming for the show has already begun

The new contestants of 'Tu cara me suena' have shared their first group photo together as filming for the latest season has begun. Fans are excited to see how the participants will perform in the upcoming episodes.

The Resurrection of Disney Channel: Linear Television as an Opportunity

One year and two months after its closure, Disney Channel returns to Spain, highlighting the potential of linear television as a new opportunity in the audiovisual market.

Mariela Garriga on 'El Hormiguero': "With Mario Casas, I've done more action than with Tom Cruise"

Actress Mariela Garriga shared on 'El Hormiguero' that although she worked with Tom Cruise in 'Mission: Impossible,' she has performed more action scenes alongside Mario Casas, highlighting her experience in both projects.

Wyoming complains about the rent increase: "61% of tenants are not able to save to buy a house"

Wyoming criticized the sharp rise in rents, pointing out that 61% of tenants are unable to save to purchase their own home, and sarcastically questioned the help provided by online apartment search platforms.

The great moment between Paco Roncero and Roi Méndez with a pun on 'Top Chef': "The joke is weak"

The contestant Roi Méndez presented a chaotic dish to the judges on 'Top Chef'. During the evaluation, chef Paco Roncero made a pun with his name, creating an unexpected and funny moment, although he described the joke as "weak."

'La Revuelta' will air an almost four-hour special this Thursday featuring Almodóvar and Pablo Carbonell

The program 'La Revuelta' will broadcast an almost four-hour special this Thursday, including the participation of Pedro Almodóvar and Pablo Carbonell, offering extensive and notable content for its followers.

Joaquín Prat, very critical of Álex Guita's time on 'Supervivientes': "Few as miserable as him"

Joaquín Prat harshly criticized Álex Guita for his participation in 'Supervivientes', describing him as one of the "most miserable" contestants. The host expressed his disapproval of Guita's attitude and behavior during the reality show, conveying a very negative opinion about his time on the program.

'First Dates', about what marriage contracts were like in ancient Rome: "There was a fine for infidelity"

The program reveals that in ancient Rome marriage contracts included fines for infidelity, reflecting a very macho society, as explained by Richard Pena, the voice-over of the show.

Tamara Falcó opens up about her reconciliation with Íñigo Onieva: "I even had him blocked, I didn’t want to know anything"

Tamara Falcó confessed to Ana Milán that faith was fundamental for her reconciliation with Íñigo Onieva, whom she had even blocked and wanted to avoid. She described what happened as "a true miracle."

This is Raquel Muñoz, Grison's wife: his "lifelong" girlfriend, music teacher, and living a life away from the spotlight

Grison married Raquel Muñoz, his only partner in over 20 years and mother of their two children. Raquel is a music teacher and leads a discreet life away from the media.

Juan Avellaneda opens up about his difficult situation due to his father's illness: "It is living without hope"

Juan Avellaneda shared his difficult reality following his father's illness, describing it as "living without hope." The designer presented his new collection aimed at "the contemporary woman" on March 14, amid this challenging personal period.

Lara Dibildos Remembers Her Mother, Laura Valenzuela, on the Third Anniversary of Her Death: "She Was a Sergeant"

Lara Dibildos paid tribute to her mother, Laura Valenzuela, on the third anniversary of her passing during her visit to 'El tiempo justo'. The actress highlighted her mother's strength, describing her as a "sergeant." She also recalled Laura's friendship with Joaquín Prat's father.

Jessica Alba and Cash Warren, the Divorce That Paralyzes Hollywood: Five Million, Shared Custody, and Film Rights

New details reveal that Jessica Alba and Cash Warren are facing a complicated divorce with a five-million-dollar dispute, shared custody of their children, and a battle over film rights, bringing Hollywood's attention to a standstill.

Elisa, Iker Casillas' ex-partner, denies the former footballer's new romance: "It's a setup out of jealousy"

Elisa, Iker Casillas' ex-partner, denies that the former footballer has a new romantic interest with actress Can Yaman, describing the rumors as a setup motivated by jealousy.

Influencer Rocío Camacho Reveals the Fortune She Spent on Her Fairytale Wedding: "I Wanted the Best"

Influencer Rocío Camacho revealed on the podcast 'ac2ality' how much money she invested in her fairytale wedding, emphasizing that she wanted the best for that special day.

Chiara Ferragni, in love again: photos and identity of her new partner after her divorce from Fedez

Chiara Ferragni has found new love after her divorce from Fedez. Her new partner is Colombian engineer José Hernández, according to ¡Hola! magazine.

TikToker Lucía Correa Breaks Down Amid Wave of Criticism About Her Nose

Influencer Lucía Correa responds to criticism about her nose, rejecting the idea of undergoing surgery anytime soon. Additionally, she reflects on the aesthetic pressure on social media and emphasizes the importance of strengthening self-esteem.

Eugenie and Beatrice of York Removed from the British Crown Due to Their Parents' Relationship with Epstein

Buckingham Palace does not plan to invite Eugenie and Beatrice of York to the Royal Escort, causing both to feel "excluded," according to British media. This decision is reportedly related to their parents' connection with Jeffrey Epstein.

Ter Stegen goes to vote in the Barça elections but can't: he was not on the electoral roll

Marc-André Ter Stegen, FC Barcelona's goalkeeper currently on loan at Girona, went to vote in the elections to choose Barça's new president, but was unable to do so because he did not appear on the electoral roll.

Pharmacies in Rome Give Away Free Drug Testing Kits for Women to Detect Drugs in Drinks

Pharmacies in Rome are offering free kits throughout March to detect drugs in beverages as part of a campaign against chemical submission. The initiative aims to raise awareness and prevent assaults by providing a quick test to check if a drink has been tampered with, promoting the safety of women in the context of International Women's Day.

Outrage over the death of an imperial eagle after being shot

The association Action for the Wild World reported the death of an Iberian Imperial Eagle, injured by a gunshot and deceased at a recovery center. This is not an isolated case; the previous week they received another specimen that had been electrocuted. The published video emphasizes that the loss of wildlife is due to human activity, not natural causes.

Tension between Guardiola and Rüdiger: Arbeloa had to take the player away and Pep ended up blowing him kisses

After the final whistle, there was a clash between Pep Guardiola, Manchester City's coach, and Antonio Rüdiger, Real Madrid's defender. Álvaro Arbeloa intervened to separate those involved, while Guardiola ended the situation by blowing kisses to the player.

Pep Guardiola's Lumberjack-Style Shirt Against Real Madrid That Went Viral and Is Now Sold Out: "Unforgivable"

Pep Guardiola caught attention with a lumberjack-style shirt during the Champions League round of 16 second leg match against Real Madrid, going viral and is now impossible to find due to high demand.

Ilia Topuria continues his preparation for the White House with demanding training sessions in Madrid

Ilia Topuria, lightweight champion, is training intensively in Madrid for his upcoming fight against Justin Gaethje.

The Players of the Iranian Women's National Football Team Return to the Country Through a Border Crossing with Turkey

The players of the Iranian women's national football team returned to the country by crossing the border with Turkey. The expedition, which drew international attention, concluded with their return following a controversial absence from national events, highlighting the tensions and challenges they face in the sporting and social context within Iran.

Former Sevilla player Quincy Promes admits to stabbing his cousin

Former Dutch footballer Quincy Promes was sentenced to one and a half years in prison for causing serious injuries to his cousin during a fight in 2020, an incident he himself admitted.

Fermín Cacho is discharged after several days hospitalized due to fainting

Athlete Fermín Cacho was admitted for two days to the ICU of San Agustín Hospital in Linares due to fainting. After receiving medical care, he was discharged and is recovering satisfactorily.

Being a Father with a Disability, Between Naturalness and the Fight Against Prejudices: "For Our Daughters, It's Normal"

Anxo Queiruga and Vicente Aguilar, fathers with disabilities (blindness and spinal cord injury), embrace fatherhood naturally but face paternalistic attitudes. For their daughters, their situation is something normal, reflecting the struggle against social prejudices.

They denounce that more than 100,000 people live "imprisoned in their homes" due to lack of accessibility

Jesús Hernández Galán, from AccessibleEU, denounced in Congress that the lack of accessibility causes extreme exclusion situations, leaving more than 100,000 people "imprisoned in their homes" because they cannot access public spaces and services.

María Clares, with cerebral palsy, denounces her exclusion from a competitive exam after passing it

María Clares, who has cerebral palsy and two years of experience as a temporary counselor, passed a competitive exam to secure her position. However, she denounces having been unfairly excluded from the process, pointing to a situation of discrimination despite meeting the requirements and having passed the tests.

Eddie Wilson (Ryanair): "Next winter could be a disaster for Spanish airports"

Eddie Wilson, CEO of Ryanair, warns that the upcoming winter will be challenging for Spanish airports due to geopolitical uncertainty, rising oil prices, and the high fees imposed by Aena, factors that could negatively impact air operations and tourism.

Tomás Pascual (Grupo Pascual) joins Juan Roig and calls for a reduction of VAT on basic food items

Tomás Pascual, president of Grupo Pascual, supports reducing VAT on basic food items, aligning himself with Juan Roig. Although he does not propose a 0% rate, he believes there is a legal opportunity to apply a reduced rate to essential products.

Burger King reaches 1,000 restaurants in Spain and announces that its network will grow by up to 30% more in the coming years

Burger King reaches 1,000 restaurants in Spain and plans to expand by up to 30% more, aiming for every Spaniard to have a location less than 30 minutes away. Restaurant Brands Europe, which operates the brand, projects up to 80 openings per year.

Ryanair inaugurates the largest hangar at Barajas with a 25 million investment

Ryanair has inaugurated its new maintenance center at Madrid-Barajas, the airport's largest hangar, covering 22,000 m² and with capacity for 7 aircraft, following an investment of 25 million.

The Theory of the 'Rocket and Feather Effect': Why Gasoline Prices Rise Quickly but Fall Slowly

The conflict between the United States and Israel against Iran has affected the oil economy, causing gasoline prices to rise rapidly but fall gradually, a phenomenon known as the 'rocket and feather effect.'

European Employment Speaks Spanish: 55% of New Jobs in 2025 Were Created in Spain

Spain led job creation in Europe in 2025, accounting for 55% of the new jobs, marking its largest contribution in 20 years, while countries like Germany and Romania experienced a decline in employment.

The ending of this movie, which just turned ten, is unbeatable in its beauty

The film by Japanese director Makoto Shinkai, which is celebrating its tenth anniversary, returns to theaters on March 20 to mark the occasion, offering an opportunity to rediscover its emotional ending that has captivated many.

The hardest absence from 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,' explained by its actor: "I don't understand why they're making a movie"

The Peaky Blinders movie 'The Immortal Man' introduces new actors such as Rebecca Ferguson but has excluded several original cast members from the series, causing confusion, including among its own actors.

Van Damme Can’t Stop It: A24 Launches the Craziest Possible Remake of One of Its Cult Films

A24 is preparing an unexpected and wild remake of 'Bloodsport,' the cult film that launched Van Damme’s action career nearly 40 years ago.

Patrick McNamara, weapons expert, debunks an action movie classic: "It's embarrassing"

Weapons expert Patrick McNamara harshly criticizes Mel Gibson for his poor handling of firearms on screen, giving him the lowest rating. In contrast, he highlights Tom Cruise as his favorite actor for his realism and accuracy in action scenes involving weapons.

From 'Titanic' to 'Hacksaw Ridge': The Real Reason These Directors Won Their First Oscar

The directors won their first Oscar thanks to a special and unique ingredient they added to their films, setting them apart and capturing the attention of both the audience and the academy.

Warning that this Google Chrome extension has malware: remove it as soon as possible

The popular Google Chrome extension that allowed saving images in formats such as JPG or PNG contains malware. It is recommended to delete it immediately to avoid security risks.

Google Makes Gemini Personal Intelligence Free: How It Will Change the Way You Use AI

Google introduces Gemini Personal Intelligence, which goes beyond answering questions by integrating data from various services to better understand each context. This free innovation promises to transform interaction with AI, offering more precise and personalized responses.

Olaf, the character from Frozen, is real: he can talk, walk, and show emotions

Olaf, the famous character from Frozen, has been recreated with advanced technology that allows him to talk, walk, and show emotions, demonstrating how digital characters can come to life in the real world.

Do You Have One of These iPhones? Apple Says Goodbye and Declares Them Obsolete

Apple has declared several popular iPhone models obsolete, including one that was added to the list last December. These devices will no longer receive support or official repairs, marking the end of their life cycle.

Samsung withdraws its triple foldable in record time: disappears from the market

Samsung has suspended production of the Galaxy Z TriFold, its triple-screen foldable phone, due to the high costs of its components, which has led to its accelerated withdrawal from the market.

Helena Rodero, pharmacist, on dry shampoo: "Do not use it when your scalp is dirty"

Helena Rodero, pharmacist, reveals that we have been using dry shampoo incorrectly for a long time, recommending not to apply it when the scalp is dirty to avoid problems and enhance its effectiveness.

Zendaya slips into Prince's wardrobe wearing his iconic white lace bridal-inspired suit

Zendaya made a splash at the presentation of 'The Drama' wearing a dress she had already worn at the 2015 Oscars and another inspired by Prince's iconic white lace suit, blending elegance and musical tribute.

Nazareth Castellanos, neuroscientist: "Silence helps to cleanse the brain"

A study shows that sensory deprivation, such as silence, can stimulate the formation of new neurons in the hippocampus, promoting brain plasticity and helping to "cleanse" the brain.

Paula Aroca, Makeup Artist, on the Trends at the 2026 Oscars: "Monochromatic Makeup Has Been the Star"

Paula Aroca and another expert highlight monochromatic makeup as the main trend on the red carpet at the 2026 Oscars, analyzing the latest beauty innovations that defined the event.

From Nicole Kidman to Zendaya: Celebrities Confirm This Will Be the Star Nail Color

The nail trend leans towards naturalness and minimalism, leaving behind elaborate designs. Celebrities like Nicole Kidman and Zendaya solidify a star nail color that reflects this return to simplicity and naturalness.

Fashion trends in clothing repeat every 20 years, according to mathematics

A recent study confirms that the repetition of fashion trends every 20 years is not just anecdotal, but has a mathematical basis that explains this temporal cycle in clothing.

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

Primark's containers are ideal for keeping your kitchen tidy and clean, offering a practical and aesthetic storage solution.

The new Madrid spot recommended by Alba Díaz: "Food rated 10, cocktails rated 100, and service rated 1,000"

Alba Díaz, daughter of Manuel Díaz 'El Cordobés', enjoyed an evening at Fenómeno, a new and notable venue in Madrid that combines music and excellent cuisine, standing out for its food, cocktails, and impeccable service.

Picardías: the typical sweet of Holy Week from this municipality in Murcia that is little known in Spain

Picardías are a traditional sweet from Lorca, Murcia, which is especially consumed during Holy Week, although it is little known in the rest of Spain, accompanying other typical desserts such as chochos.

The Air Fryer Problem Almost No One Knows About and How to Avoid It

Air fryers, although they do not generate extreme temperatures like other appliances, can damage countertops due to constant heat exposure. To prevent this, it is advisable to use heat protectors or place the air fryer on heat-resistant surfaces.

The diet that can help you slow down the structural aging of your brain

A specific diet is linked to a reduced loss of brain tissue over time, particularly gray matter, thus helping to slow down the structural aging of the brain.

Kilometer-long queues at Lidl to buy this oven for less than €40 and seven ideas to make the most of it

Lidl has launched a mini electric oven for less than €40, ideal for easily preparing recipes. Its affordable price has caused long lines in their stores, and seven ideas are highlighted to get the most out of it in the kitchen.

Set in the sea and on cliffs, this is the medieval village considered the pearl of Italy

This coastal village in Puglia stands out for its medieval historic center, its sea caves, and its strategic location for exploring the Gargano National Park, being known as the pearl of Italy.

High-Speed Train Delays in Madrid: How to Check Affected Trains and Request Compensation

Adif reports that railway traffic management in Madrid has fully recovered, but high-speed trains are still experiencing significant delays. Travelers can check which trains are affected and how to request compensation for the inconvenience caused.

Barcelona debuts flight to a little-known city with spectacular beaches and vibrant nightlife

The new route from Barcelona will begin operating this summer, offering flights from 39.99 euros. The destination features stunning beaches and a lively nightlife, making it an ideal place for tourists looking to combine nature and fun.

A new Parador opens in a 16th-century castle with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea

A new Parador located in a 16th-century castle has opened, offering visitors stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. This accommodation combines history and luxury, inviting guests to enjoy a unique experience in a privileged historical and natural setting.

The Village in the English Countryside Ideal for a Day Trip from London: "The Most Beautiful in the World"

This beautiful village in the Cotswolds, considered "the most beautiful in the world," offers a dreamlike landscape and is located less than an hour by train from London, making it perfect for a day trip.

From Churches and Palaces to Temples and Works of Art: The Historical Heritage Lost to Wars

Many churches, palaces, temples, and works of art, several recognized as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO, have been destroyed during wars, and in numerous cases, their restoration is impossible, representing an irreparable loss of historical heritage.

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

A new air route will be launched between Asturias and a popular European capital, reducing the trip to two hours. This direct flight will be active at least until March 2028, facilitating access and promoting 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, thereby affecting hormonal processes related to development and reproduction.

Matcha Tea May Reduce Sneezing in Allergic People, According to a Mouse Study

Matcha tea, rich in antioxidants and amino acids, has shown health benefits. A study in mice suggests that it could reduce sneezing in allergic individuals, highlighting its potential to alleviate allergy symptoms.

Experts warn that 'laughing gas,' very popular among young people, can cause neurological aftereffects

Experts warn that the use of 'laughing gas,' common among young people, can cause severe neurological damage, leading to serious disabilities such as loss of mobility, which could leave users in wheelchairs or with significant impairments.

They Discover the Brain’s Mechanism for Protecting Itself Against Depression

A study reveals how the hippocampus, key in memory and emotions, activates mechanisms that protect the brain from depression, improving the understanding of this disease and potential treatments.

A Minimally Invasive Surgery on the Palate Reduces Snoring by Half

A study by the Clínica Universidad de Navarra reveals that a minimally invasive surgery on the palate reduces the intensity of snoring by half, improving the quality of sleep and life for patients with nighttime respiratory problems.

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 at the European level, some fruits showed up to seven different types of chemical 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 greater electric range, advanced technology, and a refreshed design. It offers hybrid and PHEV options, improving efficiency and performance for the Spanish market.

Charging an Electric Car in Just 9 Minutes Is Now Possible: This Is BYD's New Battery

BYD has developed a new battery that allows an electric car to be charged in just 9 minutes. Additionally, it features a charger with a power output of up to 1,500 kWh using a single connector, revolutionizing the speed and efficiency of electric vehicle charging.

Marlaska, on the warning light: "The sanction applies only if the car is immobilized and not properly signaled"

The Interior Minister confirmed the end of the "grace" period for the use of the V16 warning light. There will be no specific checks, but fines will be imposed on those who drive without the warning light in case of a breakdown and without properly signaling the immobilized vehicle.

The innovative ultra-fast service area on the AP-7 that will replace the old La Roca del Vallès toll

The Ministry of Transport announced the construction of eight new service stations with ultra-fast chargers for electric vehicles, including two areas on the AP-7. These new facilities will replace the old La Roca del Vallès toll, modernizing the infrastructure to facilitate electric mobility.

What would happen if you have an accident with an expired ITV? The legal expert Adrián Botella López explains it to us

Adrián Botella López, a jurist from Seville, explains in an interview with '20minutos' that driving with an expired ITV (vehicle inspection) and causing an accident can lead to legal penalties, insurance difficulties, and possible civil and criminal liabilities.

Madrid’s Most Iconic Bus Stops Install Large Screens to Display Wait Times and Municipal Campaigns

EMT has launched the campaign 'Let Yourself Be Carried Away by Madrid,' installing large screens at emblematic bus stops to show wait times and promote municipal campaigns, enhancing the user experience.

The Government will withdraw the Budget and allow more time to negotiate the Accounts following an agreement between the PSC and ERC

The Government will withdraw the Budget to gain more time in the negotiations following an agreement between the PSC and ERC. Meanwhile, it will approve a credit supplement to ensure resources that allow the proper functioning of public services.

The Government will approve a credit supplement between 5,000 and 6,000 million euros following the agreement between PSC and ERC

The Minister of Economy will provide details this Thursday at 9 a.m. after an extraordinary Executive Council regarding the credit supplement that the Government will approve, ranging between 5,000 and 6,000 million euros, as a result of the agreement reached between PSC and ERC.

Illa promises to work "until the last moment" to reach an agreement with ERC and have the Budget

The Catalan Executive will approve a single supplementary credit with the support of ERC to ensure that Catalonia has the necessary financial resources. Illa commits to continuing negotiations until the last moment to reach an agreement with the Republicans.

Seville will reopen the Entreflores swimming pool this summer after maintenance to ensure safety

The IMD discussed with the previous manager and residents the reopening of the Entreflores swimming pool, closed in January, in July after improvements to ensure safety.

A School in a Municipality of Málaga Featured in Forbes 2026 List for Offering Volunteer Programs in India

The Torrequebrada International School of Benalmádena has been recognized among the top 100 schools in Spain according to Forbes 2026, also standing out for offering volunteer programs in India to its students.

Storm Therese forces suspension of in-person classes on several Canary Islands

Storm Therese has caused the suspension of in-person classes on several Canary Islands. The measure also affects non-teaching, administrative, and service staff at educational centers.

The Andalusian Government activates aid on April 8 for SMEs and self-employed affected by storms

The Andalusian Government launches aid amounting to 50 million euros on April 8 for SMEs and self-employed affected by storms. Applications will be open until June 30, and the payment will be made in a single installment.

Tres Cantos will renovate Avenida de España to create a boulevard, add a third lane to the M-607, and build a new school

The Community of Madrid will invest 180 million euros in Tres Cantos to improve public services, renovate Avenida de España by creating a boulevard, add a third lane to the M-607, and build a new school.

The Pope will participate in the Corpus Christi procession in Madrid during a visit "with more security than the NATO summit"

Almeida highlighted that the Pope's visit to the Corpus Christi procession in Madrid will be "extraordinarily moving" and will show the world a kind, welcoming city full of people, with a level of security even greater than that of the NATO summit.

Spring will be warm in Catalonia following a very warm and rainy winter

Winter in Catalonia has been the rainiest of the 21st century and the ninth warmest recorded, with an average temperature of 7 degrees. It is expected that spring will continue with high temperatures.

Andalusia Approves the First Job Offer in Twenty-Five Years for Secondary School Professors with Almost 1,500 Positions

The Andalusian Government approves a job offer with nearly 1,500 positions for Secondary School Professors, fulfilling an agreement with unions. In addition, around 30 vacancies for Education Inspectors are included.

'The Meaning of Beer Live Show' Arrives at the Galileo Galilei Venue in Madrid

The program "The Meaning of Beer" invites its followers to attend its live show at the Galileo Galilei venue in Madrid, offering a direct and intimate experience with its content.

The emotional farewell of an elderly couple after almost 70 years together: "Hello, my love"

The 90-year-old man passed away in his wife's arms after several days hospitalized. The emotional farewell reflects the deep love and bond of nearly 70 years together.

This Is the "Best Ham Toast," Which Replaces Oil with Coffee: "It's Like Adding Sugar to a Cake"

A young man suggests that the best ham toast replaces oil with coffee, as he believes that oil dulls the flavor of the ham instead of enhancing it, comparing the change to adding sugar to a cake to intensify its flavor.

The verdict of a Spaniard on the restaurant of the famous chef Salt Bae: "It's tasty, but it's not worth this"

A Spanish influencer expressed that although the dishes at Salt Bae's restaurant were not bad, there are better culinary options in Madrid, and he considers that the experience does not justify its price.

Vertigo in Dogs: Are They Born with a Fear of Heights or Does It Develop?

Some dogs show greater caution or boldness from a young age, but all maintain a survival instinct that influences their response to vertigo and heights.

How to Tell If Your Cat Is Happy at Home: Signs Many Owners Overlook

Cats show happiness through signs such as sleeping next to their owners, rolling over when they see them, and sleeping on their backs. These behaviors indicate that they feel safe and comfortable at home.

How to Detect When Your Pet Bird Is Not Well: Warning Signs

Veterinarians point out that daily observation of the bird by the owner is essential to identify signs of illness in time and prevent the condition from worsening.

Check Your Horoscope for Thursday, March 19, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover what destiny has in store for you in different aspects of your life.

This is the new passport similar to the Camino de Santiago's to promote rural tourism in Seville

The Andalusian Government has launched a tourist visa to promote tourism in ten municipalities of a region in Seville, inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport, to encourage rural tourism and revitalize the area.

Who is Michael Rubin, the former Pentagon advisor who urges Morocco to invade Ceuta and Melilla

Michael Rubin, historian and analyst with extensive experience in U.S. foreign policy, has suggested that Morocco should invade Ceuta and Melilla, Spanish territories in North Africa, sparking controversy over his views on geopolitics in the region.

Floral spectacle in Lleida: the best days in March and April to see almond and cherry trees

The "Floració" begins in Lleida, highlighting routes and visits to enjoy the blooming of almond and cherry trees in the Segrià, Urgell regions, and other areas during March and April.

Review of 'Hawai', by Rata Negra and released by Sonido Muchacho

Rata Negra's album 'Hawai', released by Sonido Muchacho, blends dark punk with cold paranoia, offering a raw, intense musical journey that captures deep emotional and atmospheric tones.

Do You Know the Origin of the Expression 'Hablar en plata'?

The expression ‘Hablar en plata’ means to speak clearly and frankly, without beating around the bush, even if it is uncomfortable. According to dictionaries, ‘en plata’ is used to indicate that something is said clearly, and from there this common phrase in everyday speech arises.

They Find 26 Hair Ties in a Cat's Intestine

A cat underwent emergency surgery, and veterinarians found 26 hair ties inside her intestine, surprising the medical team.

The Farewell to Larijani: Images from the Funeral of the Iranian Politician Killed by Israel

Thousands of people gathered in Tehran to bid farewell to Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran and prominent politician, after he was killed in an Israeli attack.

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

Airports have evolved beyond their original function, becoming mini cities with multiple shops and restaurants. However, some have lost their traditional essence and have mainly transformed into luxury shopping centers.

Does Alcaraz Appear? The Tennis Players Who Have Earned the Most Money

Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal, Margaret Court, Serena Williams, and Steffi Graf stand out among the tennis players with the highest earnings, but it is not so easy to list those who have accumulated the greatest incomes. The article analyzes whether young players like Carlos Alcaraz or Jannik Sinner are among the highest-paid players.

Eliminating Tyrants

All the cartoons published by Superantipático in 20minutos, which critically and satirically address topics related to the elimination of tyrants, offering a humorous and reflective perspective on power and oppression.

The EU launches a 'business revolution' with company registrations in 48 hours, for less than 100 euros and without a "bureaucratic labyrinth"

The European Commission is promoting Eu.Inc, a regulation that simplifies the creation of companies in the single market, allowing company registrations within 48 hours for less than 100 euros, with streamlined procedures to prevent talent from leaving.

Japan proposes a law for women of the imperial family to retain their status after marriage

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expressed willingness to consider a 2021 proposal that would allow women of the imperial family to retain their status after getting married, aiming to address an issue related to succession and the role of women in the imperial family.

Barcelona will host the first 'International Meeting for Digital Rights' in May

The event will take place from May 13 to 14 at the Llotja de Mar in Barcelona, bringing together experts and activists to discuss and promote digital rights at an international level.

Two pedestrian accidents result in one death and one person airlifted by helicopter

The 112 Galicia emergency service responded to two pedestrian accidents: one in O Grove at 4:30 PM and another in Rodeiro around 6:15 PM. The incidents left one person deceased and another evacuated by helicopter.

Four injured, one critically, after a midnight fire in Badalona

A midnight fire in Badalona affected an apartment on the second floor, which was completely burned, and damaged the apartment below. Four people were injured, one of them in critical condition.

Spain and Four Countries Warn of Ecological Disaster Risk from Russian Ship Adrift in the Mediterranean: "It’s Serious"

Spanish President Pedro Sánchez and leaders of four Mediterranean EU countries warned about the serious ecological risk posed by a Russian ship drifting in the Mediterranean. They emphasize the urgency of taking action to prevent an environmental disaster that could affect the region, calling for a joint and coordinated response to this maritime threat.

Feijóo's Land Law Completes One Year Parked in Congress and the PP Denounces a "Systematic Blockade" of Its Initiatives

The land law proposed by Feijóo has not progressed in Congress for one year. The PP denounces a "systematic blockade" of its initiatives by other parliamentary groups, which prevents the processing and debate of the regulation aimed at reforming land regulation in Spain. The party insists that this paralysis affects economic recovery and urban development.

One of the intellectual authors of the murder of Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio arrested in Bogotá

In Bogotá, a member of the criminal gang Los Lobos was captured, identified as one of the intellectual authors of the murder of Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio.

A teacher is suspended for alleged abuse of minors at a school in Madrid

A teacher at an all-boys bilingual school in Mirasierra, Madrid, which offers Primary, Secondary, and High School education, has been suspended following accusations of alleged abuse of minors. Authorities are investigating the case while this precautionary measure is taken.

Investigation Reopened into the Death of a Young Woman in the Swimming Pool of the Autonomous University of Barcelona

The family of the young woman who died in the swimming pool of the Autonomous University of Barcelona reports that the lifeguard was absent for 15 minutes, which may have been crucial in her death. For this reason, the investigation into the case has been reopened.

Running 42 kilometers only to end up selling the prize on Wallapop: Barcelona Marathon medals from just seven euros

Several runners have put up for sale on second-hand platforms, such as Wallapop, the medals they earned by completing road races, including the Barcelona Marathon, at prices as low as seven euros.

Aitana Sánchez-Gijón: "Doomed to have AI replace us in audiovisual media, the theatrical event is irreplaceable"

Aitana Sánchez-Gijón stars in the lead role of 'Malquerida' by Jacinto Benavente at Teatro Español, running from March 13 to April 26. She emphasizes that while AI may replace humans in audiovisual fields, live theater remains irreplaceable.

Emilio del Río brings readers closer to the immense Roman history with 'A Short History of Ancient Rome'

Emilio del Río's new book, 'A Short History of Ancient Rome', will be available on March 25 and offers readers an accessible and comprehensive overview of the vast Roman history.

This Was the Most Surreal Block in the NBA: Alex Caruso Blocked a Shot with a Sneaker in His Hand

The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Orlando Magic 113-108, featuring an unusual play by Alex Caruso, who blocked a shot while holding a sneaker in his hand, in a surreal moment that stunned everyone.

The Girlfriend of the Main Accused in the Fuenlabrada Crime Claims the Seized Bandana Was for Her Son’s Costume

During one of the searches, weapons, bandanas, a notebook with financial notes and names, and nearly 11,000 euros were seized. The girlfriend of the main accused maintains that the bandana found was for her son’s costume and not related to the crime.

Local Police Deputy Inspector of Granada Acquitted After No Proof Found of Manipulating the Anti-Domestic Violence Bracelet

The Local Police Deputy Inspector of Granada was acquitted as it was not proven that he manipulated the anti-domestic violence bracelet. His lawyer lamented the suffering caused by the legal process he had to face.

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

20M Surveys invites users to vote and discover the opinions of other readers on current topics. The platform encourages civic participation and the exchange of ideas, offering transparent and up-to-date results to promote informed dialogue 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 mimic human intelligence. To get started, it is key to understand its basic concepts, applications, and types, such as machine learning. AI is present in various sectors like healthcare, finance, and education, and its development requires knowledge in programming, mathematics, and ethics to leverage its benefits and minimize risks.

Goodbye to Pedro Pascal, hello to a very beloved actor that 'The Last of Us' has just added to season 3

HBO continues adapting the second video game in season 3 of 'The Last of Us,' with Craig Mazin now as the sole showrunner. The series adds a very beloved actor following Pedro Pascal's departure.

The Shopping Center Near Madrid That Opens Its Doors Today with Four Days of Activities and Many Surprises

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

'Torrente President,' the ultimate spoiler: all the cameos in the movie, explained

Santiago Segura released his new movie with a promotional campaign marked by great secrecy. Now, all the cameos present in the film are revealed and explained, unveiling the details that were kept hidden during its premiere.

Experts Agree: "The Break Between Artificial Manicures Is Not an Aesthetic Pause, but an Investment in Health"

Keeping nails perfect at all times is common, but experts warn that taking breaks between artificial manicures is key to avoiding damage and preserving nail health.

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

Several guests at the 2026 Oscars wore a pin on the red carpet to send a political message, using their attire as a platform to express their opinions and support important causes.

Father's Day: 10 Movies That Have Impacted Us and Are Perfect to Watch as a Family

Celebrate Father's Day this March 19th with movies that highlight the father figure. From dramas to comedies and classics, there are many great options to enjoy with the family and pay tribute to fathers on their special day.

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

The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and will be open until June 30. Changes in deadlines, deductions, and who is exempt from filing the declaration are detailed.

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

Francesc Miralles highlights the movie "Groundhog Day" as a classic with a powerful healing effect. He points out that its message about the importance of details in everyday life deeply influences personal happiness.

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

This passage, protected as a historical ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant Martí, offering 122 meters of 19th-century working-class architecture. It stands out for its colorful houses and tranquil atmosphere, creating a pedestrian oasis in the middle of the city.

The trainers 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"

The Bulgarian split squat is common for strengthening legs and glutes, but one trainer recommends using the Smith machine for faster and more effective muscle progress in strength routines.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Active: Here’s How You Can Find Out If You Will Have to Pay the Tax Authority or Get a Refund

The 2025 Income Tax simulator allows you to anticipate the result of your tax return without the need for Cl@ve or a digital certificate, making it easier to know whether you will have to pay the tax authority or receive a refund.

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

Father's Day in Spain is a working day in most of the country, but in five autonomous communities it is considered a public holiday and there is a work break.

Trump may push Japan for help with Iran war in White House meeting

Former President Trump is expected to urge Japan to support the U.S. in any potential conflict with Iran during a White House meeting. Trump aims to strengthen Japan’s role in addressing tensions with Iran, seeking increased cooperation and assistance in defense and economic measures amidst rising geopolitical risks.

Oil rises after Iran strikes Middle East energy facilities

Oil prices rose following Iranian attacks on key energy facilities in the Middle East, raising concerns about potential supply disruptions. The strikes targeted vital infrastructure, prompting fears of escalating regional tensions that could impact global oil markets. Investors reacted swiftly, driving prices upward amid uncertainty over the stability of energy supplies from the region.

Gold prices pinned below $4,900/oz as rate uncertainty dulls safe haven appeal

Gold prices remained under $4,900 per ounce as uncertainty around interest rate moves tempered demand for the metal as a safe haven. Investors are cautious ahead of upcoming central bank decisions, limiting gold’s appeal despite ongoing economic concerns.

Fed, BoC strike hawkish tones as top central banks convene in war’s shadow

The Federal Reserve and Bank of Canada adopted hawkish stances amid global economic uncertainties fueled by ongoing conflicts. Both central banks signaled potential interest rate hikes to combat inflation, reflecting concerns over sustained price pressures despite geopolitical tensions. Their tough outlook underscores a commitment to stabilizing economies while navigating risks posed by war and supply disruptions.

Oil extends gains to rise 5.6% after Iran attacks Gulf energy facilities

Oil prices surged 5.6% following Iran’s attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure, raising concerns over supply disruptions. The strikes targeted key facilities, intensifying geopolitical tensions in the region. Markets reacted with increased volatility, as investors weigh risks to global oil supply chains amid ongoing Middle East unrest.

US lawmakers urge Rubio to seek tough standards in any Saudi nuclear power pact

US lawmakers have encouraged Senator Marco Rubio to advocate for stringent safety and non-proliferation standards in any nuclear power agreement with Saudi Arabia. They emphasize the need to ensure that such deals do not contribute to regional instability or nuclear weapons development, urging vigilance and accountability in the partnership.

Exclusive - US Weighs Military Reinforcements as Iran War Enters Possible New Phase

The U.S. is considering deploying additional military forces amid escalating tensions with Iran. This move comes as conflicts in the region risk intensifying, indicating a potential new phase in hostilities involving Iran. The Pentagon is evaluating strategies to strengthen its presence and deter aggression, reflecting growing concerns over Iran’s actions and regional stability.

Oil prices surge; Brent rallies over 4%, WTI near $100/bbl on Iran escalation

Oil prices surged as Brent crude rose over 4%, while WTI approached $100 per barrel, driven by escalating tensions involving Iran. Investors reacted to concerns about potential supply disruptions in the Middle East, pushing crude prices higher amid geopolitical uncertainty.

Story on challenges to Trump decision on climate regulations withdrawn

Legal challenges against the Trump administration's rollback of climate regulations have been withdrawn. The decision ends ongoing court disputes over the Trump-era policies that relaxed emission standards, reflecting a shift in focus as the current administration pursues more stringent climate actions.

US oil exports seen rising as WTI discount to Brent hits widest in 11 years

US oil exports are expected to increase as the price gap between West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent crude reaches its widest in 11 years. The steep discount makes US crude more competitive globally, encouraging higher shipments. This shift could impact global oil trade dynamics, with US producers benefiting from stronger overseas demand amid changing market conditions.

US explored linking Hormuz naval escorts to government insurance - FT

The US considered tying naval escort operations in the Strait of Hormuz to government-backed insurance schemes to protect shipping amid rising regional tensions. This approach aimed to mitigate risks for commercial vessels navigating the strategic chokepoint, enhancing maritime security while sharing financial liabilities. The proposal reflects efforts to manage escalating threats without escalating military involvement.

KeyBanc Names Best Oil Stocks to Buy as Crude Surges Past $80 a Barrel

KeyBanc highlights top oil stocks to buy amid crude oil prices rising above $80 per barrel. The surge is driven by increased demand and supply constraints, prompting strong performances and potential growth in the energy sector. Investors are advised to focus on companies well-positioned to benefit from sustained higher crude prices.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 1.48%

Taiwan’s stock market closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 1.48%. Positive investor sentiment was driven by gains in technology and manufacturing sectors, supported by favorable economic data and global market trends. This uptick reflects increased confidence in Taiwan's economic outlook amid improving trade conditions.

Eight states sue to block Nexstar’s plan to acquire rival Tegna

Eight states have filed a lawsuit seeking to block Nexstar Media Group's proposed acquisition of rival broadcaster Tegna. The states argue the merger would harm competition and reduce diversity in local news markets, potentially leading to higher advertising costs and fewer choices for viewers. The suit reflects broader concerns about media consolidation and its impact on local journalism.

Tencent shares slide as AI spending plans overshadow strong Q4 earnings

Tencent reported strong Q4 earnings, surpassing market expectations with robust revenue growth. However, shares fell as the company announced increased investment in AI technology, raising concerns over higher future costs. Investors worried that these spending plans could impact profitability despite the positive quarterly performance.

Weibo shares plunge over 10% on weak Q4 earnings

Weibo's shares dropped more than 10% following the release of its weak Q4 earnings report. The company reported lower-than-expected revenue and net income, citing challenges like increased competition and regulatory pressures. Investors reacted negatively, reflecting concerns about the platform's growth prospects and monetization strategies amid a challenging market environment.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 1.65%

Australia’s stock market closed lower, with the S&P/ASX 200 index falling 1.65%. Market declines were driven by broad selling across key sectors, reflecting investor caution amid economic uncertainties and global market pressures.

HSBC weighs deep job cuts as AI overhaul unfolds, Bloomberg News reports

HSBC is considering significant job cuts as part of a major overhaul driven by artificial intelligence advancements. The bank aims to boost efficiency and reduce costs by integrating AI technologies across operations. This move reflects broader industry trends of leveraging AI to transform banking processes and reshape workforce structures.

Asia stocks slip; BOJ holds rates, flags oil-driven inflation risks

Asian stocks declined as the Bank of Japan maintained its interest rates, signaling ongoing concerns about inflation driven by rising oil prices. The BOJ's stance suggests cautious monitoring of economic conditions amid global uncertainties impacting markets.

Musk says SpaceX AI, Tesla will keep ordering Nvidia chips at scale

Elon Musk stated that both SpaceX's AI projects and Tesla will continue to order Nvidia chips in large quantities. This highlights ongoing reliance on Nvidia's technology to support AI development and operations in Musk's companies.

Malaysia’s exports rise 10.8% in February on manufactured goods demand

Malaysia's exports grew 10.8% in February, driven by strong demand for manufactured goods. Key sectors such as electronics and machinery contributed significantly. This growth reflects steady global trade recovery despite lingering challenges from the pandemic and supply chain disruptions. The rise supports Malaysia's economic outlook and export-led growth strategy.

Australia unemployment rate rises to 4.3% in Feb as full-time jobs decline

Australia's unemployment rate increased to 4.3% in February, driven by a decline in full-time job numbers. The rise reflects shifts in the labor market amid economic adjustments, with fewer full-time positions available while part-time and casual employment trends continue to evolve.

War hits Tehran’s grand bazaar as prices surge and shops shut

Tehran’s grand bazaar faces closures and rising prices amid economic turmoil linked to ongoing conflict. Traders report shrinking customer numbers and supply chain disruptions, leading to higher costs and limited goods. The unrest strains the traditional marketplace, impacting livelihoods and fueling inflation in the capital.

Instant View: Fed holds rates steady as expected, calls inflation somewhat elevated

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged as anticipated, maintaining a cautious stance amid persistent inflation concerns. Officials noted that inflation remains somewhat elevated, suggesting ongoing vigilance in policy decisions. The Fed continues to monitor economic data closely to determine future rate moves, balancing growth and inflation risks.

Vance to meet with oil trade group, acknowledges ‘rough road ahead’ on gas prices

Ohio Attorney General Mike Vance plans to meet with an oil trade group to discuss strategies amid rising gas prices. He acknowledged challenges ahead for consumers as fuel costs remain high, signaling a commitment to address the issue and seek solutions to ease the financial burden on residents.

US factory orders barely rise in January

US factory orders saw a marginal increase in January, reflecting weak demand amid economic uncertainties. The slight rise suggests manufacturers remain cautious, facing challenges such as supply chain disruptions and fluctuating consumer spending. Overall, the data indicates modest growth but underlines persistent headwinds in the manufacturing sector.

Crude oil inventories rise unexpectedly, pressuring oil prices

U.S. crude oil inventories increased unexpectedly last week, driven by higher imports and lower refinery runs. This surplus added pressure on oil prices, which had been supported by strong demand forecasts. The rise in stockpiles suggests a potential easing of supply tightness, leading to a dip in crude prices amid concerns over slower global economic growth.

U.S. Factory Orders Meet Expectations, Reflecting Economic Stability

U.S. factory orders aligned with analyst forecasts, signaling steady economic conditions. The data reflects consistent manufacturing demand, supporting a stable outlook for industrial production despite ongoing global uncertainties. This stability suggests resilience in the sector and contributes to broader economic confidence.

U.S. producer prices rise at hotter-than-anticipated pace in February

U.S. producer prices increased more than expected in February, signaling persistent inflation pressures. The rise, driven by higher costs in goods and services, suggests ongoing challenges for businesses and consumers as inflation remains elevated despite Federal Reserve efforts to cool the economy.

PPI Surges, Outpacing Forecasts and Previous Figures

The Producer Price Index (PPI) rose significantly, exceeding both market forecasts and prior data. This increase indicates growing inflationary pressures at the wholesale level, potentially impacting consumer prices and economic policy decisions. The surge reflects rising costs in key sectors, signaling challenges ahead for businesses and policymakers aiming to control inflation.

China’s February youth jobless rate dips to 16.1%

China’s youth unemployment rate for those aged 16-24 fell to 16.1% in February, down from January’s record high. The decline reflects seasonal hiring and government efforts to boost jobs amid ongoing economic challenges. Despite improvement, youth unemployment remains elevated compared to previous years, highlighting persistent labor market difficulties for young people in China.

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Voters rocked by war and tariffs could add to market angst in upcoming elections

Economic tensions from war and tariffs are heightening voter concerns ahead of elections, potentially increasing market volatility. These issues influence public sentiment and could impact election outcomes, adding uncertainty to financial markets.

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Analysis - Investors face cloudier Fed rate view as Iran war grips markets

Rising tensions and conflict in Iran have increased market uncertainty, complicating investors' ability to interpret Federal Reserve rate policies. The geopolitical risks add volatility, overshadowing economic data and making it harder to predict the Fed's next moves on interest rates. This environment challenges portfolio strategies amid a more unpredictable outlook.

Investors react to BOJ’s decision to hold rates

The Bank of Japan decided to maintain its current interest rates, signaling a steady monetary policy despite global economic uncertainties. Investors responded with mixed reactions; some anticipated potential easing, while others viewed the decision as a commitment to stability. The yen showed slight fluctuations, and Japanese stocks experienced moderate changes as markets digested the central bank’s stance.

China set to keep rates steady as Mideast war clouds inflation outlook

China is expected to maintain its current interest rates amid uncertain inflation prospects caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict. The war has created volatility in global markets, impacting China's economic outlook. Policymakers aim to balance growth support with inflation control, preferring stability in monetary policy until clearer signals emerge regarding the conflict’s effect on prices and economic activity.

Trump threatens to ’blow up’ South Pars gas field if Iran attacks Qatar again

Former President Donald Trump warned Iran against attacking Qatar, threatening to "blow up" the South Pars gas field in retaliation. His remarks come amid rising tensions in the Gulf region, highlighting concerns over Iran's influence and potential conflicts involving Qatar and its neighbors.

Yen under pressure as BOJ and Fed hold rates steady

The yen weakened as both the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve chose to keep interest rates unchanged. Investors reacted to the central banks' cautious stance, leading to increased pressure on the yen amid ongoing economic uncertainties and differing monetary policy outlooks between Japan and the U.S.

Japan lower house approves Takaichi’s dovish nominees to fill BOJ board

Japan’s lower house approved two dovish nominees backed by Takaichi to fill vacancies on the Bank of Japan’s board. Their appointments align with maintaining the BOJ's easy monetary policy stance, signaling continuity in support for economic stimulus measures amid ongoing inflation concerns. The move reflects the government’s preference for a cautious approach to policy tightening.

Bitcoin price today: slides below $71k as traders pare Fed cut bets

Bitcoin's price fell below $71,000 as investors reduced expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. The slide reflects shifting market sentiment amid ongoing economic uncertainty and monetary policy outlook changes.

Bitcoin slips to $71k as risk assets slide on hot inflation data, Fed uncertainty

Bitcoin dropped to $71,000 amid a broader decline in risk assets following hotter-than-expected inflation data, raising concerns about potential Federal Reserve tightening. Market uncertainty around future Fed policies pressured investors to reduce exposure to high-risk assets, including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

Aster Expands WLFI Collaboration, Launches USD1-Denominated Perpetual Markets

Aster has broadened its partnership with WLFI, introducing new perpetual markets denominated in USD1. This expansion aims to enhance trading options and liquidity, offering users more efficient and accessible financial products. The move reflects Aster's commitment to innovation and growth within decentralized finance markets.

Bitcoin takes a breather as focus remains on Iran war, central bank decisions

Bitcoin's price steadied as investors remain cautious amid ongoing geopolitical tensions in Iran and upcoming central bank policy decisions. Market participants await further developments that could impact cryptocurrency volatility and broader financial markets.

ChangeNOW Launches Private Send to Break Blockchain Address Tracking

ChangeNOW introduced Private Send, a feature that enhances user privacy by obfuscating blockchain transactions. This tool prevents third parties from tracing sender and receiver addresses, offering a higher level of anonymity. Designed for greater security in cryptocurrency exchanges, Private Send aims to protect users from tracking and surveillance on public blockchains.

Aster Chain Launch: Defining a New Era for Onchain Privacy and Transparency

The launch of Aster Chain introduces advanced onchain privacy and transparency features, aiming to revolutionize blockchain technology. It offers enhanced data protection while maintaining open access, catering to users seeking secure yet transparent transactions. This innovation positions Aster Chain as a pivotal platform in the evolution of decentralized systems, balancing confidentiality with accountability.

GSR Acquires Autonomous and Architech to Launch Integrated Capital Markets and Treasury Platform for Crypto

GSR has acquired Autonomous and Architech to develop a unified capital markets and treasury platform tailored for the crypto industry. This initiative aims to streamline financial operations and enhance liquidity management within crypto firms. The integration of expertise from both companies positions GSR to offer advanced solutions addressing the complexities of crypto trading and treasury functions.

Mantle Vault on Bybit, Powered by Aave and CIAN, Bridges $1.25B in DeFi Depth to 80M CeFi Users

Mantle Vault, launched on Bybit and supported by Aave and CIAN, connects $1.25 billion in decentralized finance assets to 80 million centralized finance users. This integration aims to merge DeFi’s liquidity and innovation with the accessibility of CeFi platforms, enhancing user experience and expanding access to diverse financial products.

Bybit Launches ‘Queen of P2P’ Referral Campaign Across Southeast Asia With Cash Rewards

Bybit has introduced the ‘Queen of P2P’ referral campaign targeting Southeast Asia, offering cash rewards to participants. The initiative aims to boost peer-to-peer trading by encouraging users to invite others to join the platform. This move aligns with Bybit's strategy to expand its presence and increase user engagement in the rapidly growing Southeast Asian crypto market.

Citi lowers Bitcoin, Ethereum targets amid slow legislative progress

Citi has reduced its price targets for Bitcoin and Ethereum, citing slow progress in cryptocurrency legislation as a key factor. The bank highlights ongoing regulatory uncertainty and delays in policymaking, which are impacting market sentiment and investor confidence in digital assets. Despite the adjustments, Citi remains cautiously optimistic about long-term growth in the crypto sector.

Reviva Pharmaceuticals prices $10M public offering at $1.50

Reviva Pharmaceuticals announced a $10 million public offering of its common stock priced at $1.50 per share. The funds raised will support the company’s growth initiatives, including advancing its product pipeline and expanding commercial efforts. The offering reflects Reviva’s strategy to strengthen its financial position and accelerate development of its therapeutic candidates.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Guardant Health stock, buys Arcturus Therapeutics

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest sold its shares in Guardant Health and purchased stock in Arcturus Therapeutics. This move reflects ARK’s shifting focus within the biotech sector, aiming to capitalize on emerging opportunities and technologies. The reallocation highlights ARK's strategy to adjust its portfolio in response to market developments and company prospects.

Vaxcyte publishes VAX-31 phase 1/2 study results in The Lancet

Vaxcyte announced the publication of its VAX-31 phase 1/2 trial results in The Lancet, demonstrating the safety and immunogenicity of their investigational pneumococcal conjugate vaccine. The findings support continued development of VAX-31, highlighting its potential to address unmet needs in pneumococcal disease prevention.

Cleo Fields from Louisiana’s 6th District Invests in Microsoft Corporation

Cleo Fields, representing Louisiana’s 6th District, has invested in Microsoft Corporation. This move reflects his interest in technology stocks and signals confidence in Microsoft’s growth potential. The investment aligns with ongoing trends of politicians diversifying their portfolios into major tech companies.

Neal Dunn trades in Cadence Bank for Huntington Bancshares in IRA account

Neal Dunn shifted his IRA investments by selling shares of Cadence Bank and purchasing those of Huntington Bancshares. This move reflects a strategic adjustment in his portfolio, possibly influenced by market trends or company performance considerations. The trade highlights Dunn's active management of his retirement assets.

Thomas Suozzi sells shares in AMD, Apple, Palantir, and United Rentals, buys US Treasury Bill

Thomas Suozzi has sold his shares in AMD, Apple, Palantir, and United Rentals, redirecting his investments into a US Treasury Bill. This move reflects a shift towards safer, government-backed assets amid market uncertainties.

Thomas Kean Jr adjusts portfolio with Alphabet and Linde stock transactions

Thomas Kean Jr. has updated his investment portfolio by buying shares of Alphabet and selling shares of Linde. These transactions reflect his current investment strategy and market outlook.

AutoCanada 2025 slides: $115M cost cuts offset operational disruption

AutoCanada's 2025 presentation reveals $115 million in cost cuts aimed at offsetting operational disruptions. The company focuses on streamlining expenses to manage challenges and maintain financial stability amid a turbulent market environment.

Pacific Avenue completes Care.com acquisition from IAC

Pacific Avenue, a private equity firm, has finalized its acquisition of Care.com from IAC. This transaction moves Care.com from public ownership under IAC to private control, aiming to expand its portfolio and drive growth within the care services marketplace. The deal reflects Pacific Avenue's strategy to invest in consumer-focused platforms with strong market potential.

PicPay Q4 2025 slides: revenue surges 69%, beats guidance across metrics

PicPay reported a 69% revenue increase in Q4 2025, surpassing all previously set guidance. The company's strong performance was driven by higher transaction volumes and expanded user engagement. Key financial metrics including EBITDA and net income also exceeded expectations, highlighting robust operational execution and growth momentum heading into 2026.