News Summary - 03/24/2026

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Ultimatums, diplomacy and a trip to Graceland as Trump eyes a deal with Iran

Despite America’s ongoing conflicts, President Trump balances serious diplomacy with unexpected distractions, including a planned visit to Graceland, reflecting a unique approach as he pursues a deal with Iran.

'Like the plane got cut in half': LaGuardia crash that killed two pilots now under investigation

Following Air Canada flight AC8646's collision with a fire truck at LaGuardia, US transportation chief Sean Duffy highlighted that seat belts played a crucial role in saving lives despite the severe crash that killed two pilots. The incident is now under investigation.

Inside the alleged Russian operation to trigger anti-government protests in Angola

Russians and Angolans are facing trial in Angola, accused of orchestrating anti-government protests. The accused deny the charges, claiming they did not incite unrest.

Colombian military plane crash kills at least 66

A Colombian military plane crashed, killing at least 66 people. The defense minister called it a "tragic accident," but the cause remains unknown. Authorities are investigating the incident.

China dials back on fuel price hikes to 'reduce burden' on drivers

China has slowed increases in fuel prices to ease financial strain on drivers amid rising global fuel costs. This move aligns with regional efforts as countries implement strategies to manage soaring fuel expenses and support consumers.

Oil falls and shares rebound after Trump says talks have been held to end war

Oil prices dropped and stock markets recovered following US President Trump's statement that "very good and productive" talks have taken place, signaling progress towards ending the conflict.

More Australian beef headed for Europe under new EU trade deal

Under a new EU trade deal, Australian producers have gained expanded access to European markets, including the right to sell Italian-style sparkling wine as prosecco, boosting trade opportunities for Australian beef and wine exports.

Jury orders Cosby to pay $19 million to ex-waitress after finding he abused her in 1972

A jury ruled that Bill Cosby must pay $19 million to Donna Motsinger, who claimed he gave her wine and a pill that incapacitated her after picking her up in a limousine in 1972, resulting in abuse.

Referendum defeat leaves Italy's Meloni looking more vulnerable

Italy's Prime Minister Meloni pledged to continue her agenda despite losing a constitutional reform vote seen as a referendum on her leadership, highlighting growing political challenges and increasing her vulnerability.

Slovenia becomes first EU country to introduce fuel rationing

Slovenia has become the first EU nation to implement fuel rationing, limiting motorists to a maximum purchase of 50 liters per day until further notice.

US Senate confirms Markwayne Mullin as homeland security chief

The US Senate confirmed Senator Markwayne Mullin as head of the Department of Homeland Security, tasking him to lead the agency amid ongoing immigration enforcement challenges.

US bans new foreign-made consumer internet routers

The US has banned new consumer internet routers made outside the country, despite most major router brands being manufactured abroad. This move impacts the availability and sourcing of internet hardware in the US market.

Blast that injured two was 'terrorist attack', Ukrainian authorities say

Ukrainian authorities have labeled the blast that injured two people as a terrorist attack. The 21-year-old suspect, a local resident, claims he was blackmailed into planting the explosives.

ICE agents deploy to major US airports as security queues stretch for hours

Hundreds of ICE agents have been sent to 14 major US airports, including those in New York, Atlanta, and Houston, to assist as security wait times extend to several hours.

OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky dies at 43

Leonid Radvinsky, the billionaire investor behind OnlyFans, a platform known for its adult content, has died at the age of 43.

Nigerian police arrest 15 after viral videos of alleged sexual assault at festival

Nigerian police arrested 15 individuals following viral videos showing alleged sexual assaults at a festival. The footage sparked public outrage and the hashtag #StopRapingWomen trended on social media, demanding justice and increased safety measures for women.

HK police can now demand phone passwords under new national security rules

Under new national security rules in Hong Kong, police officers can demand individuals' phone passwords. Non-compliance may result in up to one year in jail and fines of up to HK$100,000.

UN warns Earth's climate being 'pushed beyond its limits' as El Niño looms

The UN's weather agency reports that Earth's climate is more disrupted than ever before in recorded history, highlighting increased environmental stress as the El Niño weather pattern approaches.

Kenyan ex-foreign minister arrested and accused of staging his disappearance

Raphael Tuju, the former Kenyan foreign minister, was reported missing amid fears of abduction. Authorities have now arrested him, accusing him of orchestrating his own disappearance.

BTS agency shares drop after comeback show turnout falls short

BTS's comeback show attracted only about 104,000 fans, significantly lower than the expected 260,000. This turnout shortfall led to a drop in shares of their agency.

France's former Socialist Prime Minister Lionel Jospin dies at 88

Lionel Jospin, France's Socialist Prime Minister from 1997 to 2002, has died at the age of 88. He is known for introducing the 35-hour workweek during his time in office.

Australia's ABC staff to go on strike for first time in 20 years

ABC staff in Australia are set to strike for 24 hours, marking the first such action in two decades. The strike will likely disrupt live TV and radio broadcasts across the network.

France's Socialists hold on to power in major cities in election boost for mainstream

In local elections, France's Socialist Party retained control of key cities Paris and Marseille, marking a victory for mainstream politics. Meanwhile, the nationalist right secured wins in Nice and several smaller towns, highlighting a mixed political landscape across the country.

Israeli settlers target Palestinian villages in occupied West Bank, attacking people and properties

Following the death of 18-year-old settler Yehuda Sherman, allegedly struck by a vehicle driven by a Palestinian, Israeli settlers launched attacks on Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank, targeting residents and properties.

National blackout hits Cuba for second time in a week

Cuba experienced a nationwide blackout again, marking the second time this week. The total power grid failure highlights the island's ongoing struggles amid a US-imposed fuel blockade, exacerbating the country's energy crisis.

Israel to expand ground and air attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon

Lebanon faces growing fears as Israel plans to escalate its ground and air assaults against Hezbollah, raising concerns about a potential large-scale invasion.

Cuba's mothers-to-be prepare to give birth in a country plunged into darkness

Two pregnant Cuban women share their hopes and fears amidst the country's ongoing crisis, highlighting the challenges they face as they prepare to give birth in a nation grappling with severe difficulties and uncertainty.

A committed pharmacist and a homesick blogger – the Iranian civilians killed in the war

The US-Israeli war on Iran is causing a rapidly increasing civilian death toll, including individuals like a dedicated pharmacist and a homesick blogger, highlighting the human cost of the conflict.

UK universities flock to India - but will they succeed?

Nine UK universities are establishing campuses in India to tap into its growing education market. However, initial enrolment numbers are expected to be modest as they navigate competition and regulatory challenges. The move aims to expand their global footprint and attract Indian students seeking British degrees locally.

US' and Iran's options for ending war narrow the longer it goes on

Iran remains firm with no indication of backing down, while the US faces limitations as air power alone cannot secure its primary objectives. Prolonged conflict reduces viable options for both sides to reach a resolution.

Could Iranian missiles reach London and Paris?

Some experts believe Iran might have missile capabilities reaching London, but the chances of such missiles being intercepted before impact are high, making the threat minimal.

US weight-loss drugmakers slash prices in fight to win customers

US weight-loss drugmakers are lowering prices to attract more customers amid increasing competition. This price reduction aims to make these medications more accessible and to expand their market share. However, it remains uncertain whether this trend will persist or be seen in other healthcare sectors.

Germany has a shortage of workers - so it's turning to India for help

Facing a shortage of skilled workers, Germany is offering job opportunities to young people from India to fill the labor gap and support its economy.

How the deadly LaGuardia Airport crash unfolded

A collision between a passenger plane and a firefighting vehicle on a LaGuardia Airport runway resulted in a deadly crash. Video footage captures the chaotic aftermath, highlighting the severity of the incident and the immediate response efforts on site. Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash.

'Stop, stop, stop': Listen to LaGuardia control tower audio during collision

An Air Canada plane with 72 passengers and four crew landed safely from Montreal on Sunday evening at LaGuardia Airport but then collided with a firefighting vehicle. The incident was captured in audio recordings from the control tower.

Watch: Inside Palestinian homes attacked by settlers

Violence erupted following the death of a teenage settler, who was reportedly hit by a vehicle driven by a Palestinian. In retaliation, settlers attacked Palestinian homes, escalating tensions and sparking further conflict in the area.

Why is Israel targeting Lebanon's bridges?

Israeli forces have been ordered to destroy bridges over the Litani River to prevent Hezbollah from using them to send reinforcements.

'A direct hit' - BBC visits Israeli town after Iranian strike

The BBC's Sebastian Usher reports from Dimona, a town in southern Israel that was directly struck by an Iranian missile, detailing the impact and local response to the attack.

The PSOE Withdraws from the Negotiation of Sumar's Housing Decree to Try to Avoid the Cost of a Defeat

Despite the agreement reached, the tension between PSOE and Sumar persists. Sumar presents itself as the "left-wing engine" and increases pressure on PSOE, which in turn believes that Sumar is only seeking to gain political "space."

Díaz assumes that the rental decree might be in effect for only one month: "At least for 30 days we save those who are struggling"

Vice President Díaz acknowledges that the rental decree could last only one month and encourages tenants to request extensions. She regrets that PP, Junts, and Vox might overturn the measure in Congress but emphasizes that at least help will be provided for 30 days to those who need it most.

Ten key points about the extension of rental agreements: which contracts are affected, how long it will be valid, and how to request it from your landlord

The new regulation, already in effect following its publication in the Official State Gazette (BOE), protects tenants against rental price increases by establishing specific extensions for certain contracts, defining their duration, and the procedures to request them from the landlord.

Tourism Defies the Conflict and Boosts Easter Week Bookings Due to the Diversion of Travelers to Spain

Travel platforms anticipate an increase in bookings for Easter Week due to the diversion of travelers from the Middle East to Spain, driving tourism despite the conflict in the region.

Netanyahu says that Trump sees it possible to "achieve the objectives of the war with an agreement with Iran"

Netanyahu stated that Trump believes it is possible to achieve the objectives of the war through an agreement with Iran, but warned that his attacks against Iran and Lebanon, which began almost a month ago, will continue.

A-10 Warthog: this is the iconic combat aircraft from the 70s that is proving decisive in the Iran war

The A-10 Warthog, an iconic combat aircraft from the 70s, stands out once again in the Strait of Hormuz conflict for its precision in ground attacks, playing a decisive role in the war in Iran.

War in Iran, Live | Two Iranian Energy Facilities Attacked Despite Trump’s Announced Truce

Two energy facilities in Iran were attacked despite the truce announced by Trump, escalating tensions in the Middle East. The US and Israel are implicated in the attacks, while the war in Iran and the military escalation continue to unfold.

Everything about the Diego García attacked base, the "unsinkable aircraft carrier" that the US has in the Indian Ocean thanks to the United Kingdom

Diego García, located 4,000 km from Iran, is a key military base for the US's strategic projection in the Indian Ocean, operating as an "unsinkable aircraft carrier" thanks to the support of the United Kingdom.

The Lasting Stigma of Those Kidnapped by the Argentine Dictatorship: "To Some We Were Subversives and to Others Traitors"

This Tuesday marks 50 years since the coup d'état in Argentina that began a dictatorship during which thousands were kidnapped, tortured, and disappeared. Survivors face a persistent stigma, being seen as either subversives or traitors, reflecting the deep social wounds of that dark period.

Moreno Ocampo, prosecutor in the trial of the Argentine dictatorship: "Democracy in this country has problems, but it endures"

This Tuesday marks the 50th anniversary of the coup d'état that established the last dictatorship in Argentina, characterized by kidnappings, torture, and murders. Moreno Ocampo, prosecutor in the trial of the Military Juntas, emphasized that although Argentine democracy faces problems, it remains in place.

Koldo García finalizes an appeal to the Constitutional Court to try to halt the trial of the mask case

Koldo García is preparing an appeal to the Constitutional Court to try to stop the trial of the mask case, arguing that the Supreme Court has violated his fundamental rights.

Omar Montes reveals on 'El Hormiguero' that he is retiring from music: "This will be my last year"

Omar Montes announced on 'El Hormiguero' that he will be temporarily retiring from music, indicating that this will be his last active year in the industry. During his visit to Pablo Motos' show, he spoke openly about this pause in his musical career.

Omar Montes on 'El Hormiguero': "They have proposed three or four times that I enter politics"

Omar Montes, a guest on 'El Hormiguero,' revealed that he has been proposed to enter politics several times and stated that his first action would be to lower the price of gasoline.

Belén Esteban opens up about her work situation: "I have stopped working for a year and I don’t have unemployment benefits"

Belén Esteban, guest on Broncano's show along with Eva Arguiñano due to her participation in 'Top Chef: sweets and celebrities', confessed that she has not worked for a year and does not receive unemployment benefits.

Laura Pausini: "In Spain, not even the people who don't like me disrespect me, and that's unique and rare"

The Italian singer Laura Pausini presents 'Yo canto 2', a tribute to great Spanish-language composers, which kicks off her new world tour this Friday in Spain. She highlights the respect she receives there even from those who are not her fans, something she considers unique and special.

Journalist Jessi Pierce and Her Three Children Die in House Fire

Journalist Jessi Pierce and her three children died in a fire at their home. Police are still investigating the causes of the incident.

Video of the collision between an Air Canada plane and a fire truck at New York's LaGuardia Airport released

A fire truck, which was en route to assist another plane at LaGuardia Airport, collided with an Air Canada plane. A video showing the incident that took place at the New York airport facilities has been released.

An air traffic controller, after the accident at the New York airport: "I screwed up"

An air traffic controller authorized a fire truck to cross the runway to attend to another plane that had reported a strange smell, which caused an accident at the New York airport.

They recover the black box of the plane that collided in New York with a fire truck

Authorities recovered the plane's black box and will examine its hydraulic and pneumatic systems, air traffic control, and rescue operations to clarify the causes of the accident in New York.

Trump Calms the Markets: Oil Plummets and Stock Markets Rebound on Possible Contacts Between Iran and the US

European markets rise and Brent oil falls to nearly 100 dollars per barrel following news about possible contacts between Iran and the US, generating relief and calm among investors.

Who is Trump's mysterious interlocutor in Iran? "I believe he is the most respected man, but not the supreme leader"

The U.S. president claims to be negotiating with a high-ranking Iranian interlocutor, without revealing his identity. He also states that the U.S. and Israel have eliminated nearly three tiers of the Iranian regime's leadership.

Leonid Radvinsky, owner of the OnlyFans platform, dies at 43 years old

The family of Leonid Radvinsky, owner of OnlyFans, has requested privacy following his passing at the age of 43 during this difficult time.

Who Was Leonid Radvinsky, the Mysterious Businessman Who Bought OnlyFans and Revolutionized the Adult Digital Industry

Leonid Radvinsky, a Ukrainian-American businessman known for acquiring OnlyFans and transforming the adult digital industry, passed away at 43 after battling cancer.

The Court annuls Madrid's waste tax for "omitting an essential part of the economic report"

The Court has annulled Madrid's waste tax after determining that during the public information phase, an essential part of the technical-administrative report supporting the tax was omitted, affecting its legal validity.

Carrie Anne Fleming, actress from 'Supernatural' and 'Smallville', dies at 51 years old

Carrie Anne Fleming, known for her roles in 'Supernatural' and 'Smallville', passed away on February 26 in Sidney, British Columbia, at the age of 51 due to breast cancer.

María Teresa Campos' 'Criminal' Photograph: Dressed as a Bride, with Veil and Bouquet

Bigote Arrocet has chosen for the cover of his book an image that looks like a wedding with María Teresa Campos, where she appears dressed as a bride with a veil and bouquet of flowers.

Montero says that Moreno calls elections in Andalusia because he "fears the resurgence of the PSOE" and that she will resign "in the coming days"

Yolanda Díaz states that Moreno is bringing forward elections in Andalusia out of fear of the PSOE's resurgence. Additionally, she announces that she will resign soon, before the General State Budgets are presented, which accelerates the departure of the vice president and Minister of Finance.

Moreno calls the regional elections in Andalusia for May 17

The President of the Junta has announced the dissolution of the Parliament and called regional elections in Andalusia for May 17.

The EU and Australia finalize their trade agreement after eight years of negotiations, and Brussels reaffirms its 'power' as a partner

The EU and Australia have finalized a trade agreement after eight years of negotiations, boosting European exports to Australia by 33% over the next decade, consolidating Brussels as a strong partner in the region.

Denmark Goes to the Polls with Frederiksen Seeking Citizens' Support for Her 'Anti-Trump' Plan

Prime Minister Frederiksen called early elections after a conflict with the United States. Polls favor the Social Democrats, who are seeking citizens' support to implement their 'anti-Trump' plan.

Santiago Castrillón, Great Football Prospect, Dies at 18 from Cardiovascular Collapse

Santiago Castrillón, young Colombian footballer and prospect of Millonarios de Bogotá, suffered a cardiovascular collapse during a match. He lost consciousness and died the following day in the hospital.

Couple arrested in Barcelona for mistreatment and sexual assault of their one-month-old son

A couple in Barcelona has been arrested for mistreatment and sexual assault of their one-month-old baby. Both have been provisionally imprisoned, notified, and held without bail while the case is being investigated.

Do you have questions about medical leave? Send us your questions and we'll answer them

20minutos and the experts from UGT answer your questions about medical leave, including how much you will be paid, the processing, and possible issues in a new edition of the labor advice column.

The new natural treatment for children's irritated throats that they will love

Orofar® Kids in lollipop form combines natural extracts of Icelandic moss and marshmallow root to relieve irritation and mild pain in children's throats, offering a practical and appealing option that encourages responsible medication use.

What to Eat, What to Avoid, and Other Recommendations in an Anti-Inflammatory Diet

An anti-inflammatory diet helps reduce chronic inflammation, which can cause diseases. It is key to consume fresh foods rich in antioxidants and omega-3s, and to avoid processed foods, sugars, and saturated fats to maintain a healthy balance and prevent illnesses.

The chilly forecast for Holy Week: influence of the polar jet stream, possible formation of a DANA...

Meteored indicates a stable weather pattern for Holy Week but warns that it is still early for an accurate forecast. The influence of the polar jet stream and the possible formation of a DANA are observed, which could impact the weather.

The tech company Hiberus grows over 20% in 2025 and projects towards 350 million euros in 2026

The integration of Telefónica Tech in Latin America drives its international growth. With the 'Azul Infinito' 2025-2030 plan, the company aims to generate 1 billion euros in revenue and have 10,000 employees.

Alejandra Rubio Shows Off Her Baby Bump in a Photo Shoot with Her Partner: "We Are Going to Be One More"

Alejandra Rubio, daughter of Terelu Campos, announced her pregnancy during the program 'De viernes' last weekend, sharing a photo shoot with her partner where she shows off her baby bump, excited about the arrival of a new member to the family.

The Heartbreaking Testimony of Narumi’s Mother, the Young Japanese Woman Murdered by Her Ex-Boyfriend in France: "I Want to Kill Him"

Nicolás Zepeda, a Chilean man, faces his third trial for the alleged premeditated murder of Narumi Kurosaki, a young Japanese woman whose body has yet to be found.

Mari Pau Domínguez: "Repentance is used as a weapon to punish women"

'The Repentant' (Espasa) reveals the harsh realities of late 19th-century Spain, highlighting how women's repentance was used as a tool to punish and control them in a deeply conservative society.

Controlling Access to Protect Minors

There are many policies to prevent minors from purchasing products not intended for them, such as energy drinks. However, current laws do not apply the same strictness to access control for alternatives to traditional tobacco, leaving a gap in the protection of minors.

The war in Iran exacerbates the price crisis in the Spanish dairy sector

The agricultural organizations Asaja, COAG, and the Sindicato Labrego Galego criticize the contracts proposed by the dairy industry, which warns that the price crisis in Spain is worsening due to imports following the European adjustment.

José Luis Garci has seen 'Torrente presidente' and surrenders to Santiago Segura

Santiago Segura's latest film, 'Torrente presidente', has grossed almost 16 million euros in less than 10 days, becoming a box office success that has even impressed José Luis Garci.

‘Dolly shoes’: this is the most unexpected footwear trend of the season

The expert highlights that ‘Dolly shoes,’ a feminine and charming type of footwear, are making a comeback as a trend this spring, combining classic style with a modern and romantic touch.

Coffee on an Empty Stomach? Why Your Cortisol Might Be Asking You to Wait 90 Minutes

Drinking coffee immediately upon waking blocks the elimination of adenosine accumulated during the night, which causes sleepiness to return in the afternoon once the caffeine wears off. For this reason, waiting 90 minutes can help better regulate cortisol and avoid that energy crash.

An Unprecedented Breakthrough: This is the New Brain Map That Diagnoses Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

They create 'HoliAtlas', a high-resolution brain map that enables early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, facilitating a better understanding and early detection of these neurodegenerative diseases.

The country that Plex has visited and that is one of the most closed-off in the world: "We can't go around the city alone"

Plex traveled along with Dr. Diego González Rivas to a Central Asian country with highly regulated tourism, where visitors cannot move freely around the city, thus showing how closed-off the place is.

Juan, Cook: "For Tastier Torrijas, Use Brioche Bread, Orange Peel, and Vanilla Ice Cream"

Juan, a cook and content creator, shares his recipe for torrijas in the style of 'French toast,' highlighting that they turn out tender, not too greasy, and very juicy. He recommends using brioche bread, orange peel, and serving them with vanilla ice cream for a more flavorful taste.

The DGT Adds New Regulations for Campers and Motorhomes

The DGT has updated the Instruction for motorhomes, adapting it to the criteria of the Ministry of Industry and Tourism regarding technical vehicle inspection and implementing new specific regulations for campers and motorhomes.

At least 66 dead, 57 injured, and four missing after a military plane crashes in Colombia

The military plane crashed in Colombia, leaving at least 66 dead, 57 injured, and 4 missing. The exact number of victims and the causes of the accident have not yet been precisely determined.

Red Eléctrica attributed the "voltage spikes" warned about by operators days before the blackout to the fact that there was "barely" any nuclear power

Audios reveal that Red Eléctrica attributed the voltage spikes prior to the blackout to low nuclear generation and the input of photovoltaic energy. These conversations between Red Eléctrica and Iberdrola were heard by senators in the investigative committee, which will continue with the testimony of Corredor this Wednesday.

Aagesen 'saves' Corredor despite also attributing the blackout to Red Eléctrica and its operation reinforced by 1 billion

Aagesen rules out assigning blame and delegates the decision on the use of gas to stabilize the grid to the system operator, which the PP and PNV want to end soon. He points out that the blackout was "multifactorial," agreeing with CNCM and European operators, although this does not clarify a specific responsible party.

Farmer's Livestock Sacrificed After He Doused Himself in Gasoline and Threatened to Set Himself on Fire If His Cattle Were Killed

Piotr Polezháev threatened to set himself on fire if the authorities slaughtered his livestock, his only means of livelihood. Despite the threat, the cattle were sacrificed, raising concern over the farmer's desperate protest.

Actress Valerie Perrine, Lex Luthor's girlfriend in 'Superman', dies at 82

Valerie Perrine, known for being Lex Luthor's girlfriend in 'Superman', died at 82. Before this iconic role, she was nominated for an Oscar for her performance alongside Dustin Hoffman in 'Lenny'.

Ukraine Holds Back Russian Offensive at the Start of Spring in Intense Clashes

The improvement in weather has allowed Russia to launch massive attacks in eastern Ukraine, aiming to capture 20% of Donetsk. Ukraine manages to contain this offensive during intense fighting.

NATO is Already Working with Ukraine on the Country’s Possible Inclusion in Future Military Exercises

A NATO commander visited Kyiv to meet with Zelensky’s advisors, focusing on future cooperation and the possible inclusion of Ukraine in military exercises following a potential peace agreement with Russia.

Strasbourg refuses to review the Supreme Court ruling that denies the political rights of Junqueras, Turull, and Sánchez were violated

The European Court of Human Rights rejected a request to review the ruling of the Spanish Supreme Court, which concluded that the political rights of the independentists Junqueras, Turull, and Sánchez were not violated, thus confirming the Supreme Court's decision.

The Ministry of Transport announces grants of up to 30,000 euros for leaving the activity

The Ministry of Transport offers grants of up to 30,000 euros for self-employed transport workers aged 63 or older, or with permanent total disability, who wish to leave their professional activity.

The Three Shopping Centers That Will Open in Madrid in the Coming Months

Madrid is preparing for a significant commercial transformation with the opening of three new shopping centers in the coming months, which will boost the city's retail offerings and the modernization of the sector.

The trick to saving €1,378 in a year without even noticing

The 52-week method allows you to save €1,326 in a year progressively and easily. It consists of increasing the amount saved weekly, making it easy to save consistently without much effort.

Wines for Under 10 Euros Recommended by the Sommelier of a 2 Michelin-Star Restaurant

Luis Baselga, sommelier of Smoked Room, recommends the wines from Viñas Zorzal as quality options for under 10 euros, highlighting that good wines at affordable prices can be found in these wineries.

The Stock Markets Believe Trump

The article criticizes the ayatollahs for their violent acts and regional aggressions, while highlighting that the financial markets trust Trump's statements and actions in the face of these threats.

Climatic solitude does not excite

In the face of growing economic anxiety, geopolitical tension, and disruptive technological advances, people tend to restrict their social and professional environments, reducing their circles of interaction.

Pablo Goes on a Trip

Iglesias and his followers should also support the Cubans who face poverty and the country's collapse, in addition to showing solidarity with the regime's leaders.

Trump extends the deadline and boosts the stock market

The President of the United States extended the initial 48-hour deadline to five days, which brought relief to global markets and caused a rise in the stock market.

The Number of Teachers Reporting Being Assaulted in Public Classrooms Doubles in Seven Years

A survey by the CSIF union reveals that the number of teachers assaulted in public classrooms has doubled in seven years. Additionally, only 1 in 5 teachers feels they receive explicit support from families.

A Cardiologist Warns That Cardiovascular Disease Is the Leading Cause of Death in Women

A cardiologist alerts that cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in women and denounces gender inequalities in medical care, emphasizing the need for a more equitable and specific approach to improve diagnosis and treatment in women.

A coach shares what it is like to have a child with Down Syndrome: "I am blessed to enjoy this wonderful child"

Tiago Nunes, coach of Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito, accompanied his son to a press conference to raise awareness for World Down Syndrome Day, sharing his experience and describing the joy and blessing of having a child with this condition.

Climatic loneliness does not excite

In the face of growing economic anxiety, geopolitical tensions, and technological disruptions, people tend to limit their interactions and experiences to smaller and closer social circles.

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Do you think Fede Valverde's red card in the controversial derby was justified?

The article invites readers to test their knowledge about an island known as 'the pearl of the Caribbean,' which Donald Trump threatens to intervene in, similar to his actions in Venezuela.

Questions about Income Tax: Do You Know How to Request the Draft? Are You Aware of the Updates?

The 2025 Income Tax Return will begin in April. At that time, taxpayers will be able to request the draft and submit their declarations to the Tax Agency. You can send your questions through the media's form and receive answers by email.

Ruslana: "How am I going to hide what I am? There is too much perfection and I represent reality"

Ruslana, an artist from 'OT 2023', presents her EP 'Catharsis', reflecting a significant change in her musical style and way of expression, showing authenticity in contrast to perfection.

Brussels South train station evacuated after three suspicious packages found

Three suspicious packages were found at Brussels South train station, one of them a cylindrical bag containing a mobile phone and wires, labeled as "explosive" and "corrosive." The station was evacuated as a precautionary measure while the threat was investigated.

A molecule from the microbiota extends the life of mice with mitochondrial diseases

Research reveals that a molecule produced by the gut microbiota can extend the lifespan of mice with mitochondrial diseases, offering new possibilities for therapies that improve gut health and the treatment of these diseases.

The King inaugurates the Alimentaria fair, which reaches its 50th anniversary with the goal of exceeding 110,000 visits

Despite the tension in the Middle East and rising prices, the Alimentaria fair, inaugurated by the king, expects to surpass 110,000 visits and generate an economic impact of 180 million euros in its 50th edition.

Italians Reject Judicial Reform Promoted by Giorgia Meloni’s Government in Referendum

The judicial reform, the main legislative project of Meloni’s term, was rejected in a referendum after failing to secure a two-thirds majority in Parliament, forcing the approval of the change through a popular vote.

Knitting and painting to avoid 'scrolling': "The challenge for my generation is to focus on something other than the phone"

Overwhelmed young people turn to hands-on activities like crochet and painting to disconnect, create, and improve their concentration by staying away from screens.

The Seven Lives of the Last Bar in Town: Labajos, This Is the Town Hall That Went into Hospitality

The closure of the last bar in Labajos, threatened by Covid-19 and depopulation, led the town hall to intervene to prevent its disappearance, becoming a direct manager to keep alive a vital space for the community.

Overcoming amaxophobia, the fear of driving: "I started imagining all kinds of catastrophic scenes"

Amaxophobia, the fear of driving that affects thousands in Spain, limits not only the act of driving but also the autonomy and daily life of those who suffer from it, generating catastrophic thoughts.

From 'spin doctors' to 'delirium doctors': the agents who changed politics into the art of storytelling

The evolution of the role of political advisors began with Ronald Reagan and reached new levels with Donald Trump, transforming politics into an art focused on narrative and control of the public narrative.

Pedro, on 'First Dates': "Making TikToks has made me mature, I lost my shyness"

Pedro, a participant on 'First Dates' and TikTok creator, confessed that this experience helped him mature and lose his shyness. Additionally, he expressed that negative comments from "haters" don't affect him.

She breaks down on 'En boca de todos' recalling the attack by her neighbors: "He hit me on the head with a hammer"

Ana María became emotional while reliving live the blows recorded on a video, recalling the assault she suffered at the hands of her neighbors, who attacked her with a hammer.

Loles León recounts how her first time was: "I was desperate, I placed an ad in the newspaper"

Loles León confessed that, being the only one among her friends without a partner, she felt desperate and decided to place an ad in the newspaper to find someone with whom to lose her virginity.

Risto Mejide Awarded for Raising Awareness of Autism: "Normality Is That We Are All Different"

Risto Mejide received an award for raising awareness of autism, emphasizing that true normality is diversity. He announced it shortly before entering the Congress of Deputies to accept the honor.

'Malas lenguas' talks with the women of Sagunto about the prohibition by a brotherhood from allowing them to participate in the procession

The Brotherhood of the Purest Blood in Sagunto prohibits women from taking part in the processions, due to the explicit rejection by the men of the brotherhood, as explained by reporter Carmen Osuna.

Fesser on 'El Intermedio': "Netanyahu Has Fooled Trump, He Had Been Looking for a Fool for 40 Years..."

Journalist Fesser criticized the U.S. president for fabricating facts, pointing out that Netanyahu had fooled Trump, whom he described as a naive person sought after for decades.

Tension between Leire Díez and José María Olmo on 'AR': "I'm fed up"

During a program of 'AR', José María Olmo pointed out that the speech of Leire Díez, known as the PSOE's 'plumber,' sounded like a threat, which created tension between them and led Díez to express her frustration with an "I'm fed up."

Victorio and Lucchino on the documentary about the Duchess of Alba: "She was born 50 years ahead of her time"

Canal Sur will premiere on March 28 the documentary 'Cayetana, the Duchess of Everyone'. Designers Victorio and Lucchino emphasize that the Duchess of Alba was a woman ahead of her time, born 50 years before her era.

Beyond Rocío Flores: Gloria Camila blocks other people from a friend group

Gloria Camila, daughter of José Ortega Cano, has digitally blocked several members of a close-knit group, in addition to distancing herself from Rocío Flores, revealing tensions within their circle of friends.

Rosalía brings together what fashion couldn’t: Marta Ortega, Jon Kortajarena, and Pierpaolo Piccioli, together on the 'Lux Tour' in Paris

Jon Kortajarena shared a photo with Marta Ortega and Pierpaolo Piccioli during Rosalía’s concert in Paris, showing how the event brought together important figures from the fashion and music worlds.

Serafín Zubiri will not report the venue that prevented him from entering with his guide dog

Serafín Zubiri has confirmed on the program 'Y ahora Sonsoles' that he will not report the establishment that denied him entry with his guide dog.

Arkano confirms breakup with his girlfriend Miriam during a rap battle: "I respect my ex and I am loyal to her"

Arkano made his separation from his girlfriend Miriam public during a rap battle at the FMS, when his opponent brought up the topic in the freestyle duel. The rapper stated that he respects and remains loyal to his ex-partner.

Danna Ponce gives birth to her third daughter and shares the delivery video

Influencer Danna Ponce shared on Instagram the video of the birth of her third daughter, Kala, showing part of the emotional moment and providing details to her followers.

The Tragic End of the Influencer Stefanie Pieper: She May Have Been Buried Alive

Stefanie Pieper, an influencer, was found dead in November 2025 inside a suitcase. Authorities are investigating the possibility that she was buried alive, adding a tragic and macabre twist to her death.

What Happened to Kyle Craven: The "Bad Luck Brian" Meme Guy Trades His Brand 14 Years Later

Kyle Craven became famous in 2012 when a friend posted a school photo of him with an exaggerated expression. Today, the builder continues selling merchandise based on his iconic "Bad Luck Brian" meme, 14 years after it went viral.

Natalia Osona responds to the harshest criticisms about her physique: "It's not obesity, it's endometriosis"

Natalia Osona, influencer, responds to negative criticisms about her physique after sharing her experience with endometriosis, clarifying that her condition is not obesity but a consequence of this disease.

The Business Empire of Pedro and Agustín Almodóvar: From Film to Real Estate Ventures

Pedro and Agustín Almodóvar generate income not only with their production company El Deseo but also through investments and businesses in the real estate sector, thus expanding their empire beyond film.

Lola Indigo Crashes IlloJuan's Live Stream and Sparks Debate After Offering to Bring Dinner

The singer Lola Indigo unexpectedly joined the live stream of streamer IlloJuan while he was playing 'Crimson Desert' on Twitch, offering to bring dinner, which sparked a debate among the viewers.

Santiago Segura says he wants to be an 'Almodóvar guy'

Pedro Almodóvar and Santiago Segura are releasing their films almost simultaneously, 'Bitter Christmas' and 'Torrente President', which will compete at the box office. Additionally, both will meet in Madrid on March 17 for promotional activities with the press.

Ana Torroja presents album: "It is the most personal record"

Ana Torroja, iconic Spanish singer, has presented songs from her new album 'The show is over'. She considers this her most personal work, reflecting her identity after seven solo albums since Mecano. Now she feels it is the right time to tell her own musical story.

Melody denies crisis with her partner

At the end of February, Melody and Ignacio Batallán stopped following each other on Instagram, sparking breakup rumors. However, Melody has denied this crisis during her appearance on 'El Desafío,' asking to focus on her professional project and preventing lies about her relationship from spreading.

Fernando Alonso replaced by Aston Martin for the Japanese F1 Grand Prix at Honda's home

Fernando Alonso will not participate in the first free practice session of the Japanese F1 Grand Prix. His place in the Aston Martin AMR26 will be taken by Jak Crawford during that session.

The spectacular triple winner Folgueiras: "For my mother and father, who watch us from above"

Spanish player Folgueiras made an unforgettable three-pointer in the final seconds of the NCAA March Madness, eliminating the reigning champion Florida and dedicating the feat to his parents.

Marcos Llorente, about the possible penalty that Dani Carvajal committed on him: "I took the shot and a train came straight at me"

Marcos Llorente, from Atlético, commented on the possible penalty in the derby against Real Madrid this Sunday at the Bernabéu, saying that after his shot at goal he was brutally barged into by Dani Carvajal.

Resounding Success of Formula E and the Madrid ePrix at Jarama: "A Historic Event"

The Royal Spanish Motorsport Federation highlighted the great success of the Madrid ePrix at the Jarama Circuit, held last weekend. The competition was positively received, establishing itself as a historic event for Formula E in Spain.

Boris Becker: "Alcaraz took some time off, went to Mexico, and it worked for him"

Boris Becker advised Carlos Alcaraz via his official 'X' profile after the Spanish player’s loss to Sebastián Korda at the Miami Masters 1000, noting that taking time off and going to Mexico benefited him.

The first drug for Friedreich's ataxia is now available: these are the criteria to obtain it

Omaveloxolone, the first medication that slows the progression of Friedreich's ataxia, is now funded by public healthcare, facilitating access for patients who meet the established criteria.

One thousand people with autism and their families gather at Parque Warner to advocate for accessibility

Around one thousand people with autism and their families gathered at Parque Warner to celebrate World Autism Day. The event included the reading of a manifesto and a symbolic action with bubbles, representing the different shades of the autism spectrum, with the aim of advocating for greater accessibility and inclusion.

The Spanish Grand Prix will be accessible "to satisfy the passion for F1 of any fan"

The Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix will be held from September 11 to 13, 2026 at the Madring circuit in Ifema Madrid. The event will be accessible to all fans, aiming to satisfy the passion for F1, with infrastructure and services that facilitate attendance and the experience of any interested public.

Álvaro, with Duchenne, demands that the ELA law be implemented throughout Spain: "These are basic rights"

Álvaro, 34 years old and affected by Duchenne muscular dystrophy, lives in Toledo and requires constant assistance. He demands that the ELA law be applied across all of Spain to guarantee basic rights for people with neurodegenerative diseases.

Spanish banking is the third most exposed in Europe by asset volume to the conflict in the Middle East

Spanish banking is the third in Europe with the greatest exposure to the conflict in the Middle East, although total assets in the region represent only 0.5% of the European economic area.

Markus Haupt, CEO of Seat & Cupra, on Brussels' plans: "We are prepared for a 100% electric future in 2035"

Markus Haupt, CEO of Seat & Cupra, states that they are prepared for a 100% electric future in 2035, although he warns that the Chinese market represents unfair and unfair competition.

The Decree-Laws on the Consequences of the Iran War

Due to the lack of budgets, Bolaños and the heads of Economy and Finance consider that decree-laws are the best and perhaps the only option to approve some legislative measures related to the consequences of the Iran war.

The New 120 Buses of Madrid's EMT Will Be from Solaris, Irizar, and Mercedes

Madrid's EMT has decided that the new 120 electric buses will be supplied by their usual providers Solaris, Irizar, and Mercedes, after excluding BYD from the tender process for the new fleet.

Automotive Spare Parts Manufacturers and Distributors Consolidate Aftermarket Growth

Automotive spare parts manufacturers grew by 2.3% in the fourth quarter of 2025, while distributors increased by 8.4%, thus consolidating the growth of the aftermarket sector.

Le Duff buys Panamar Bakery Group, Mercadona's bread supplier

Le Duff has made the largest acquisition in its history by purchasing Panamar Bakery Group, a key bread supplier for Mercadona, which is invoicing 600 million euros this year and has 2,600 employees.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, total challenge at 78 years old: he is already training to become 'King Conan' again

At 78 years old, Arnold Schwarzenegger is training intensively to star in the third Conan movie, making sure his physical condition won't be an obstacle for the return of the iconic character.

The Alternative Lifestyle of Alan Ritchson ('War Machine') and His Family: "We Live on the Road"

Alan Ritchson, star of 'Reacher', reached a level of fame previously unknown to him, which led him to sell his house and begin a nomadic life with his family, living on the road.

'Salvation Project': Why Ryan Gosling’s Space Odyssey Is Hollywood’s Greatest Ode to Teamwork

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller return as directors after more than a decade, highlighting their focus on collaboration and teamwork, central themes in the space odyssey starring Ryan Gosling in 'Salvation Project'.

Confirmed by the creator of 'Peaky Blinders': the movie connects with the upcoming Shelby series

The movie 'The Immortal Man' concludes the story of Thomas Shelby but leaves the door open for a new generation of Peaky Blinders, continuing the legacy in the upcoming series.

The Timothée Chalamet phrase that has backfired on him: "I don't know if I should say this, but..."

Timothée Chalamet was considered a sure winner for the Oscar for 'Marty Supreme', especially after his Golden Globes win, but a phrase of his has caused controversy and negatively affected him.

Tim Cook celebrates that the new affordable MacBook is a success: "It just had its best week"

Apple's new affordable MacBook has managed to attract a new customer base, experiencing its best week in sales, according to Tim Cook.

Apple releases an update for iPhone that fixes an annoying keyboard bug

Apple released an update for iPhone that fixes an iOS bug which prevented the insertion of certain characters when typing quickly on the keyboard.

Dreame Tasti: the air fryer that, besides being 'cute', takes up little space in the kitchen

The Dreame Tasti is a 5-in-1 air fryer that stands out for its compact design, glass container, and easy cleaning, ideal for saving space and simplifying cooking.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Will Be Updated in Europe with a Long-Awaited Change for Everyone

Nintendo will update the Switch 2 in Europe to comply with an upcoming European Union law, anticipating the regulation. This measure responds to user demands to improve the experience and adapt to legal requirements.

They develop a liquid metal pupil that mimics the human eye for the future vision of machines

Scientists create a liquid metal pupil, using a gallium and indium alloy, that imitates the behavior of the human eye. This innovation could improve vision in machines, allowing them to dynamically adjust to light, similar to a real pupil.

Beatriz Llaca, psychologist, on anxiety: "We can dissociate it, but it will keep appearing"

Beatriz Llaca explains that anxiety can arise precisely when we stop doing activities. Although it may seem contradictory, this makes sense because when we pause, the mind can focus on worries, causing anxiety to reappear despite efforts to dissociate it.

The 10 Haircut and Color Trends That Will Dominate This Season, According to a Stylist

Spring hair trends include hybrid cuts such as the bixie and creamy tones inspired by fine woods, combining modern and natural styles for a refreshed look this season.

This is the 'two-thousand style' shade making a comeback in manicures in 2026

A muted pink with cool and berry undertones, flattering for all skin tones, will be the manicure trend in 2026.

Zara takes inspiration from one of Loewe’s most iconic shirts for under €30

Zara, the Inditex brand, draws inspiration from one of Loewe’s most iconic shirts to launch an original and reinterpreted version of this garment, keeping an affordable price of under €30.

Zara's First 'Barefoot' Sneakers: Pretty, Affordable, and Adapted to the Foot's Anatomy

Zara launches its first 'barefoot' sneakers, featuring urban designs, comfort, and prices starting at €29.95. They are designed to adapt to the natural anatomy of the foot, offering an affordable and modern option for those seeking minimalist footwear.

The Pilates Exercise That Strengthens the Abdomen and Sculpts the Legs

A simple Pilates exercise that strengthens the abdomen, improves hip mobility, and tones the legs, helping to enhance the body's shape and functionality.

Five Restaurants in Madrid to Enjoy Good Meat

Madrid offers excellent options for meat lovers, with five standout restaurants that prepare quality cuts with care and dedication, ensuring an exceptional culinary experience.

​Easter Gems: These Are the 300 Restaurants Recommended by the Repsol Guide for This Spring

The Repsol Guide presents 300 ideal "Solete" restaurants for Easter, ranging from unique bars in historic quarters to traditional cuisine establishments in exceptional natural settings.

Egg-Free Spinach Quiche, a Delicious Recipe for Vegans and Egg Allergics

This spinach quiche recipe is designed for those who cannot consume eggs or egg products such as egg powder, offering a delicious option suitable for vegans and those with egg allergies.

Berasategui shares the secret of his torrijas: soaking the bread in milk, cream, and egg for several hours

The Basque chef Berasategui revealed his torrijas recipe on 'Robin Food,' highlighting that the secret lies in soaking the bread for several hours in a mixture of milk, cream, and egg to achieve the perfect texture and special flavor.

Neither star nor sun: a restaurant where you can enjoy Basque cuisine à la carte in Madrid for 80 euros

In the center of Madrid, a restaurant offers Basque cuisine à la carte with elaborate dishes and a complete gastronomic experience for 80 euros. Without Michelin stars, it stands out for its quality and atmosphere, being an accessible option to enjoy Basque culinary tradition in the Spanish capital.

The OCU fails two out of every three supermarket potato omelettes in the tasting test

The OCU evaluated various supermarket potato omelettes and failed two out of every three in their tasting test. Only four brands, including those from Mercadona and Día, managed to pass the test for their quality and flavor.

China Makes Changes to Its Visa Policy: How Does It Affect Travelers from Spain?

China has extended its current visa regulations, but travelers from Spain should review specific details that may impact their entry permits, ensuring compliance with the new requirements in effect.

The Spanish city that has sneaked into the best destinations in Europe: "The masterpiece of the Mediterranean"

This coastal Andalusian city has managed to rank in the Top 10 of the best European destinations to visit in 2024, standing out for its Mediterranean charm and cultural attractions.

Forget Rome: the 'City of the Popes' with the Medieval Sistine Chapel and one of the most fascinating murals

One hour from Rome, this hilltop town overlooking a green valley was home to four popes. It stands out for a unique medieval gem, considered the 'Medieval Sistine Chapel', and houses one of the most fascinating murals of the era.

Neither Barajas in Madrid nor El Prat in Barcelona: the best airport in Spain is one that few travel to

The airport on the smallest island of the Canary Islands has been recognized as the best in Europe among airports with fewer than two million passengers, surpassing the busiest ones in Madrid and Barcelona.

The Beautiful Coastal Town of the Basque Country with a Medieval Essence Where Jacob Elordi’s Grandfather Was Born

Jacob Elordi, Oscar 2026 nominee for 'Frankenstein' and star of 'Wuthering Heights' alongside Margot Robbie, has roots in a charming medieval coastal town in Biscay, Basque Country.

The 4-star Parador Where Pedro Sánchez Spent the Weekend: This Is How Much It Costs to Stay at the Hotel

The 4-star Parador where Pedro Sánchez spent the weekend is located in the Val d'Aran, in the heart of the natural surroundings of the Catalan Pyrenees.

The town of Álava with a historic center that is one of the best preserved in northern Spain

Located 28 km from Bilbao, this town in Álava is known for its well-preserved medieval historic center and its attractive and peaceful natural surroundings.

Sleeping on Your Side or Back: The Position That Helps Your Brain 'Cleanse' Itself of Toxins

During sleep, the brain activates a system to eliminate toxins. Sleeping on your side improves the efficiency of this process compared to sleeping on your back, promoting a more effective brain cleansing.

A study links long-distance running and premature aging: "We don't know how long the body takes to repair it"

A study indicates that running distances between marathon and ultramarathon can cause visible damage to the body, associated with premature aging. However, the time needed for the body to fully recover after these demanding events is unknown.

Lumps, bumps, conjunctivitis... The symptoms of the fungus transmitted from cats to humans

The fungus transmitted from cats to humans causes different symptoms in each species. In humans, it can cause lumps, bumps, and conjunctivitis, while in cats the signs may vary. It is important to identify and treat the infection to prevent transmission between animals and people.

Ángela Fernández, Psychologist: "People with Anxiety Are Emotionally Unstable"

Ángela Fernández explains that although the causes of anxiety vary, those who suffer from it share three common personality traits, notably emotional instability that affects their well-being and behavior.

Do You Have to Drink Eight Glasses of Water a Day? Debunking Three False Beliefs About Its Consumption

The amount of water a person should drink varies depending on exercise, ambient temperature, and health status, disproving the fixed belief of drinking eight glasses daily as a general rule.

A study investigates the potential of rose petals against triple-negative breast cancer

Researchers explore the use of rose petals as a base for functional and nutraceutical ingredients, seeking new therapeutic alternatives against triple-negative breast cancer.

Is it reportable if a neighbor parks in their own permanent driveway? This is what the law says

The General Traffic Regulations prohibit parking in front of a permanent driveway, even if the vehicle belongs to the owner of the driveway. Violating this rule may result in financial penalties.

The Car Brands That Fail the Least (and the Most) This Year: Surprises Both at the Top and the Bottom

The OCU study once again places Japanese brands as the most reliable, with 7 of them in the worldwide top 10 for reliability, highlighting surprises both in the high and low positions of the ranking.

The DGT's White Diamond Sign: What It Means and the Penalty You Could Receive

The DGT's white diamond sign indicates a temporary restriction for certain vehicles, usually due to environmental or traffic conditions. Failing to comply can result in financial penalties and vehicle immobilization. It is important to obey these signs to ensure road safety and compliance with regulations.

Goodbye to the ban? This is the proposal to allow minors to sit in the front passenger seat

The Spanish Alliance for Child Road Safety points out that it is dangerous for only one adult to supervise children under three years old in the back seats, proposing to allow these minors to sit in the front passenger seat to improve their safety.

The double fine imposed on a driver in Navarra for carrying a radar detector installed in the car

The Civil Guard fined a driver in Navarra for two violations after finding a radar detector installed in his car during a routine check on the N-121, near Muruarte de Reta.

Fundación Mapfre Chooses Cáceres as Headquarters of the Iberian Network

Fundación Mapfre has selected Cáceres to establish the headquarters of the Iberian Network, with an investment of over seven million euros aimed at adapting and launching the necessary facilities.

Catalonia will propose a pilot test to "immediately" delete "harmful" content for minors on social networks

The Catalan government will launch a free course for parents, providing them with tools for the safe use of social networks. Additionally, it will propose a pilot test to allow the immediate removal of harmful content for minors on these platforms.

Qatar Airways moves 20 planes to Teruel airport to protect them from the war in the Middle East

Qatar Airways has moved 20 planes, including Airbus A380, A350, and Boeing 787 models, to Teruel airport to safeguard them from the risks arising from the war in the Middle East.

Andalusia offers more than 30,200 new Vocational Training places to eliminate waiting lists in distance learning programs

Andalusia will offer more than 30,200 new Vocational Training places for the next academic year, reaching nearly 200,000 public places. The virtual modular offer will be expanded, and 78 new in-person programs will be added to reduce waiting lists in distance learning modalities.

More than 4,000 flamenco enthusiasts attend the Flamenc-ON festival, which closes with a new attendance record

The Flamenc-ON festival brought together more than 4,000 attendees and featured the participation of over 70 Catalan artists, setting a new attendance record.

The parliamentary groups of Navarre, except Bildu, reject the posters supporting ETA in the Korrika

The parliamentary groups of Navarre, except EH Bildu, have rejected the display of posters supporting ETA prisoners during the Korrika, the race in favor of the Basque language in the region.

The Construction Company of the New Camp Nou Presents a Layoff Plan for 399 Workers

The construction company of the new Camp Nou has submitted a workforce adjustment plan (ERE) for 399 workers. It is expected to last two years, allowing for progressive dismissals as the work is completed.

Madrid hospitals anticipate the increase in dialysis patients and expand their units to reduce referrals

Infanta Sofía Hospital is expanding its capacity and strengthening the Nephrology department to respond to the increase in dialysis patients, anticipating population growth and aiming to reduce referrals to other centers.

Infanta Elena Park in Sevilla Este Renovates and Doubles the Number of Streetlights with Nearly One Hundred LED Lights

The renovation of Infanta Elena Park in Sevilla Este includes the installation of 97 LED streetlights, doubling the existing number, with an investment close to 250,000 euros to improve lighting and energy efficiency.

The Government rules out meeting with USTEC on Tuesday and invites them to negotiate on Thursday at the sectoral table with all the unions

The Government will not meet with USTEC this Tuesday and proposes negotiating on Thursday at the sectoral table together with all the unions. Despite this, the unions that did not sign the agreement between the Generalitat, CCOO, and UGT are maintaining the scheduled call for Tuesday.

Renovation Work Begins at Barcelona's Teatre Principal to Restore Its Cultural Activities

Work at the Teatre Principal in Barcelona will begin to restore its cultural activities. The project costs 45 million euros and is expected to last two and a half years.

A teacher's complaint about a mother's treatment of her colleagues: "What example is she setting for her daughter?"

A teacher reported that a mother insulted and threatened the educators in front of her daughter, questioning what example is being set for the child with such behavior.

A streamer turns a toilet into a functional speaker: "It's horrendous, I love it"

A streamer transformed a toilet into a functional speaker, inspired by a post on Reddit. Although he admits the result is "horrendous," he expresses that he loves the originality and unique touch of the project.

A man finds a letter inside a bottle in Scotland that was thrown from Canada

A letter inside a bottle thrown from Canada was found by a man in Scotland after traveling for more than a year across the Atlantic Ocean.

From ‘siéntate’ to ‘sit’: how your dog recognizes languages, words, and what you really want to tell them

Dogs can distinguish languages, recognize words, and associate sounds with objects. They do not understand languages like humans do, but rather learn patterns and meanings to respond to commands and communicate with their owners.

A study links indoor lighting type with stress levels in shelter cats

A study reveals that urinary cortisol levels, an indicator of stress, decrease in shelter cats during the first five days and are lower under dim lighting with a reduced amount of blue light.

How Many Times Should You Walk a Dog a Day? The Answer Depends on More Than Just Its Size

Walks are essential not only for a dog's physical exercise but also to stimulate their sense of smell and mind, key aspects for their overall well-being. The frequency of walks depends on several factors beyond the dog's size.

Check your horoscope for Tuesday, March 24, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you face the day with better mood and preparation.

The National Court releases 24 suspects investigated for drug trafficking

The National Court released 24 suspects in a drug trafficking case because their defenses did not receive information about the key evidence justifying their detention, violating the Constitutional Court's doctrine that guarantees the right to know the essential grounds for being imprisoned.

Journalist Saúl Ortiz Receives the Mediterrani Award: "Working at '20minutos' Is a Dream"

Saúl Ortiz has been honored with the Mediterrani Award in recognition of his 16-year career as a reporter, contributor, and director in various media outlets and programs. The journalist expressed his gratitude and emphasized that working at '20minutos' has been a dream come true.

Investigation in Alicante into the Disappearance of a Scrap Yard Owner Whose Car Burned Days Ago

Jesús Tavira, 63 years old and owner of a scrap yard in Alicante, has been missing since March 18. His car was found burned last Saturday, which has prompted an investigation to clarify the circumstances and his whereabouts.

A raccoon with its head stuck in a jar is rescued from the top of a tree

Firefighters rescued a raccoon trapped with its head inside a jar at the top of a tree. The incident highlights the importance of properly disposing of trash to prevent harm to local wildlife.

The Challenges of Filming Intimate Scenes According to an Intimacy Coordinator

An intimacy coordinator explains that her work goes beyond choreographing movements and preparing the set, involving teaching and respecting consent to ensure a safe and professional environment during the filming of intimate scenes.

Why are there traffic jams if there are no accidents or visible incidents on the road?

‘Phantom traffic jams’ occur when small braking maneuvers on the road create shockwaves that propagate backward, stopping the flow of vehicles without the need for accidents or visible incidents.

Beyond the Jerte Valley, spectacular places in Spain that transform during spring

Spring begins on March 20, 2026, in the northern hemisphere, bringing longer days, warmer temperatures, and blooming. In Spain, besides the famous Jerte Valley, there are numerous spectacular places that also transform during this season and are worth visiting to enjoy nature.

These 'celebrities' are Aries and you might not have known it

The article invites readers to get to know various celebrities who have the zodiac sign Aries, highlighting their characteristics and successes associated with this sign.

Does Carlos Alcaraz Appear? These Are the Tennis Players Who Have Earned the Most Money

Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal, Margaret Court, Serena Williams, and Steffi Graf are among the tennis players with the highest historical earnings. However, identifying those who have accumulated the most money is not so straightforward. The list includes legends and also highlights the presence of young talents like Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.

The Best Cartoons by Nani

All the cartoons created by Naniopina and published in 20Minutos, highlighting their unique style and relevant themes.

Bukele’s Controversial Penal Reform: Life Imprisonment Even for Minors Shakes El Salvador

The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador, controlled by Nuevas Ideas, approved a constitutional reform that establishes life imprisonment for murderers, rapists, and terrorists, including minors. The measure has sparked controversy due to its severity and scope within the country’s penal system.

They ask for 22 years in prison for a young man accused of sexually assaulting his 13-year-old girlfriend

The Prosecutor's Office is requesting 22 years in prison for a young man accused of sexually assaulting his 13-year-old girlfriend, stating that he abused the minor on two occasions without using a condom.

The Mossos arrest two young people for drug trafficking in a music bar

The Mossos arrested two young people for drug trafficking in a music bar. Additionally, the operation resulted in ten reports for drug possession and one fine for driving without a license.

The United Nations rapporteur calls for investigation of three Israeli ministers for "torture" of Palestinians

Since 2023, Israel has detained 18,500 Palestinians, with reports of beatings, sexual abuse, and denial of food. The UN rapporteur requests an investigation into three Israeli ministers for alleged torture of detainees.

Two Dead After Mud and Rock Landslide in the Machu Picchu District

Two people died due to a landslide involving mud and rocks in the Machu Picchu district. The incident caused damage and affected the area, raising concerns about safety in the region. Authorities are working on emergency response and measures to prevent future landslides.

The court orders Airbnb to pay the 64 million euro fine imposed by the Consumer Ministry for advertising properties without a tourist license

In July, Airbnb removed 65,000 listings of properties without a tourist license following the Ministry's intervention. Now, the court requires the platform to pay a 64 million euro fine imposed by the Consumer Ministry for these illegal listings.

Teachers, healthcare workers, public employees, and retirees protest in Venezuela to demand an increase in the minimum wage, which is at 0.24 euros

Workers from various sectors in Venezuela held their third national protest to demand a raise in the minimum wage, which is currently only 0.24 euros. The unions called for the mobilization due to the critical economic situation and the lack of decent income.

Zapatero defends his role in Venezuela with "Government and opposition": "I am a personal friend of Delcy and her brother"

Former president Zapatero clarifies that he has no involvement in the Plus Ultra case and maintains that he has never formed any companies. Furthermore, he defends his role in Venezuela, highlighting his personal friendship with Delcy Rodríguez and her brother, and his mediation between the government and the opposition.

They are searching for the woman found guilty of killing her baby by throwing it into a dumpster: she did not attend the verdict reading

The woman found guilty of killing her baby after throwing it into a dumpster has been missing since this Sunday and did not appear at the verdict reading. Authorities are actively searching for her.

A weapon seized in a large operation three years later is linked to a 2020 homicide

In a large operation carried out three years later, a Kalashnikov-type weapon was seized that was used in the homicide that occurred in Láchar in 2020.

The brother of the man who died in Torremolinos after being restrained with a taser: "The footage contradicts the official version"

The brother of the man who died in Torremolinos denounces breaches of police protocol in the use of the taser and states that the footage of the incident contradicts the official version provided by the authorities.

The Prosecutor's Office Reduces the Request for Permanent Reviewable Imprisonment for a Defendant Accused of the Murder of a Young Man in Fuenlabrada

The Prosecutor's Office has lowered the request for permanent reviewable imprisonment for a defendant accused of the murder of a young man in Fuenlabrada, after failing to find sufficient evidence proving that the defendant was at the crime scene.

Police Arrest 10 People Linked to the Murder of French Activist Amine Kessaci's Brother

The police arrested 10 people connected to the murder of Mehdi Kessaci, brother of French activist Amine Kessaci, who was shot four months ago at a roundabout in downtown Marseille.

The construction of the applied neuroscience center at the Antic Teatre in the Mundet Campus will begin in 2027

The applied neuroscience center at the Antic Teatre in the Mundet Campus will start construction in 2027 and will include technological infrastructures unique in Spain.

A Musician Scams Eight Million Dollars with Plays Generated by Artificial Intelligence

A musician acquired a thousand bots to generate fake plays of his songs, which were also created using artificial intelligence, thereby managing to scam eight million dollars.

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

Take part in the 20M Surveys to share your opinion on current topics and find out what other readers think. These surveys allow direct interaction and encourage the exchange of ideas within the community, helping to reflect diverse perspectives on relevant issues.

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

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming multiple sectors through machine learning and data processing. To get started, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as algorithms, neural networks, and the ethical use of AI. Accessible tools allow beginners to experiment and create intelligent solutions, thus facilitating its integration into daily and professional life.

Taz Skylar ('One Piece'), about his training for Sanji: "My body hurt so much that I could feel my heartbeat"

The actor Taz Skylar intensified his physical training for the second season of 'One Piece', facing more demanding challenges due to the increased action and adrenaline in his role as Sanji.

This is the new Ahorramas supermarket in Humanes: with solar panels, parking, and more than 50 jobs

The new Ahorramas supermarket in Humanes occupies 962.50 m² and includes sections for butcher, deli, fruit and vegetables, fish, poultry, and bakery. It features solar panels, parking, and generates more than 50 jobs.

'Torrente President,' Absolute Spoiler: All the Cameos in the Movie, Explained

Santiago Segura released his film 'Torrente President' with a promotional strategy based on secrecy. Here, all the cameos appearing in the movie are revealed and explained, uncovering hidden details of this entertaining production.

Tickets for Shakira in Madrid: When the Presale Begins, Prices, and Dates for the 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour'

Shakira will perform three concerts in Madrid as part of her 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour'. The shows will take place in a stadium named after her in a residency format. Here are details about the presale, prices, and dates so you don’t miss her shows in the capital.

The 100 Best Schools in Spain in 2026 According to the Forbes List: None Public and Mostly Multilingual

Madrid leads the list of the best schools in Spain in 2026, which is predominantly made up of private and multilingual institutions. No public school appears among the top 100, and many have hosted nationally well-known figures.

Santiago Segura (60 years old), creator of Torrente: "He is a hateful character. I work hard so that Spain loves him"

Santiago Segura, director and star of the 'Torrente' saga, has released the sixth installment of the series after twelve years, achieving great box office success since its premiere. Segura describes Torrente as a hateful character for whom he works to make the Spanish audience fall in love.

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 and deductions remain in place, and it is specified who is exempt from filing the declaration.

Mario Casas and Luis Zahera in Hollywood mode: review of 'Zeta', Dani de la Torre's thriller on Prime Video

Dani de la Torre delivers a solid, ambitious international thriller with 'Zeta', featuring Luis Zahera's standout performance that elevates every scene.

The Barcelona passage with colorful houses and a 19th-century atmosphere that is an oasis in the heart of El Clot

This passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant Martí with 122 meters of working-class architecture, offering a quiet and colorful pedestrian space that preserves the 19th-century atmosphere in the middle of the neighborhood.

Coaches Agree: "The Bulgarian Split Squat Is Great, But If You Want to See Muscle Progress Week by Week, It’s Better on the Smith Machine"

The Bulgarian split squat is popular for strengthening legs and glutes, but a coach points out that using the Smith machine can offer better results and more consistent muscle progress week to week.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Activated: Here’s How You Can Find Out if You Will Owe Taxes or Get a Refund

The 2025 Income Tax simulator allows you to check your tax return in advance without needing Cl@ve or a digital certificate, making it easier to know whether you will have to pay the tax authorities or receive a refund.

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

The Junta de Andalucía has launched a tourist visa to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities of a Sevillian region, inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport.

US to continue Iran strikes, pause applies only to energy sites, Semafor reports

The US will maintain military strikes against Iran but has paused attacks specifically on Iranian energy infrastructure. This pause aims to avoid disrupting global energy markets while continuing to target other Iranian assets as part of ongoing conflict management.

Australia and EU seal trade deal, seek to cut reliance on China for critical minerals

Australia and the European Union have finalized a trade agreement aimed at reducing dependence on China for critical minerals. The deal focuses on securing supply chains for essential resources, boosting cooperation in mining and technology sectors, and enhancing economic ties. This strategic partnership aims to strengthen both parties' resilience against geopolitical risks linked to China’s dominance in the mineral market.

Oil rises as markets assess supply risk after Iran denies US talks

Oil prices climbed as markets weighed potential supply risks following Iran's denial of having talks with the US. The uncertainty around Middle East supply dynamics amid ongoing geopolitical tensions contributed to the rise, reflecting concerns over disruptions despite no confirmed negotiations to ease sanctions or boost oil exports.

Factbox - Highlights of EU-Australia trade agreement

The EU and Australia finalized a trade agreement aimed at boosting economic ties by eliminating tariffs on most goods, enhancing market access, and promoting sustainable trade. Key sectors like wine, beef, and sugar benefit from reduced barriers. The deal includes commitments on labor standards and environmental protection, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral cooperation and supporting post-pandemic economic recovery.

Gold prices fall for 10th straight session as Iran rejects US talks claims

Gold prices extended their decline for the tenth consecutive session amid Iran's rejection of claims about negotiations with the US. The persistent drop reflects subdued safe-haven demand following diplomatic tensions and mixed economic signals, influencing investor sentiment and market dynamics.

US crude oil futures rise over $1 in early Asia trade

US crude oil futures surged by more than $1 in early Asian trading, driven by tightening supply concerns and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Market participants are closely watching inventory reports and international developments that could impact global oil production and demand. This increase reflects heightened investor optimism about the oil market's near-term fundamentals.

About 300 protesters chant, rally outside energy conference

Approximately 300 protesters gathered outside an energy conference, chanting and demonstrating against fossil fuel policies and advocating for renewable energy solutions. The rally highlighted environmental concerns and called on policymakers to prioritize climate action and sustainable energy investments.

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Oil prices have not climbed enough to cause demand destruction, US energy secretary says

US Energy Secretary stated that current oil prices remain below levels that would significantly reduce consumer demand. Despite recent fluctuations, prices have not reached a point where they would negatively impact economic activity or energy consumption patterns. The market continues to monitor supply and geopolitical factors, but demand remains stable for now.

Gold prices recover from session lows after Trump praises ’productive’ Iran talks

Gold prices rebounded from earlier session lows after former President Trump referred to recent discussions with Iran as "productive," which helped alleviate some geopolitical concerns. This eased the demand for gold as a safe-haven asset, leading to price stabilization and a subsequent upswing. Market sentiment turned more positive amid optimism for diplomatic advancements between the U.S. and Iran.

Japan stocks higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 1.56%

Japan’s stock market closed higher with the Nikkei 225 rising 1.56%, boosted by strong gains in technology and export-linked sectors. Investor sentiment improved amid positive global cues and easing concerns over inflation. Trading volume was robust as optimism about corporate earnings and economic recovery supported the upward momentum.

Exclusive-ZYT Prepares AI That Can Outdrive Its Own CEO on Shenzhen Streets

Exclusive-ZYT is developing an advanced AI driving system capable of outperforming its CEO in real-world Shenzhen traffic. The AI uses cutting-edge technology to navigate complex urban environments safely and efficiently, marking significant progress in autonomous vehicle capabilities. This innovation aims to improve road safety and facilitate broader adoption of AI-driven cars in China.

Iran sends waves of missiles into Israel, dismisses Trump’s talk of negotiations as ’fake news’

Iran launched multiple missile attacks into Israel amid escalating tensions. Tehran dismissed former President Donald Trump’s claims of potential negotiations as "fake news," emphasizing their hardline stance. The missile strikes mark a significant intensification in regional conflict, raising concerns about further destabilization in the Middle East.

Exclusive – Amazon says AWS’ Bahrain region ‘disrupted’ following drone activity

Amazon reported that its AWS Bahrain region experienced disruptions after drone activity near the facility. The incident impacted some services, prompting AWS to investigate and work on restoring full functionality. No further details on damages or suspects were disclosed.

Analysts back Grab’s $600 mln Taiwan deal, but profits wait till 2028

Analysts support Grab’s $600 million acquisition of Taiwan’s digital payments firm, citing strategic regional growth. However, they caution that profitability is unlikely before 2028 due to high investment costs and market competition. The deal aims to strengthen Grab’s foothold in Southeast Asia’s expanding digital economy.

BofA Names Top US Mid-Cap Bank Stocks

Bank of America has identified leading U.S. mid-cap bank stocks, highlighting firms with strong financials and growth potential. The list aims to guide investors seeking opportunities in the mid-cap banking sector, emphasizing banks positioned to benefit from economic trends and favorable market conditions.

Oracle reworks its finance, procurement apps for AI agents

Oracle has updated its finance and procurement applications to integrate AI agents, enhancing automation and user interaction. The new features aim to improve efficiency by automating routine tasks and providing more intuitive, AI-driven assistance for finance and procurement professionals. These enhancements position Oracle to better support digital transformation initiatives in enterprises.

German Military Satellite Plan Fuels EU Fragmentation Fears

Germany's proposal to develop its own military satellite system has raised concerns about EU fragmentation. Critics argue the move could undermine collective European defense efforts and duplicate existing initiatives, risking reduced cooperation among member states. Supporters claim it enhances national security and technological independence, reflecting growing unease over reliance on external satellite capabilities.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.43%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index falling 0.43%. Market sentiment was cautious amid global economic uncertainties and mixed corporate earnings reports. Investors showed reduced buying interest, leading to the overall decline as major sectors faced selling pressure.

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Japan factory activity slows in March amid Middle East-driven cost surge

Japan's factory activity growth slowed in March due to rising costs linked to Middle East tensions, impacting production and new orders. Supply chain disruptions and higher raw material prices pressured manufacturers, leading to reduced output expansion. Despite challenges, demand remains stable, but uncertainty lingers over future growth as companies adjust to cost pressures and geopolitical risks.

Japan CPI cools to near 4-year low in Feb, core inflation falls below BOJ target

Japan's consumer price index (CPI) rose less than expected in February, dropping close to a four-year low. Core inflation fell below the Bank of Japan's 2% target, signaling cooling price pressures amid easing supply constraints and weak demand. This slowdown may complicate the BOJ's inflation goals and influence its upcoming monetary policy decisions.

Japan Feb core CPI rises 1.6% yr/yr

Japan's core consumer price index rose 1.6% year-on-year in February, reflecting ongoing inflationary pressures. This increase highlights sustained demand amid higher costs for energy and food, impacting household expenses and policy considerations. The data suggests moderate inflation momentum within the Japanese economy.

US construction spending unexpectedly falls in January

US construction spending declined by 0.1% in January, surprising analysts who had anticipated growth. The decrease was driven by lower spending on public projects, offsetting gains in residential and private nonresidential sectors. This signals potential cautiousness in the construction market despite prior robust activity and could impact overall economic growth projections.

Italy’s U.S. exports rose last year despite tariffs, report shows

Italy’s exports to the U.S. increased in the past year despite existing tariffs. The growth highlights resilience in trade relations, driven by demand in sectors like machinery and fashion. The report indicates that tariffs did not significantly hamper Italy’s export performance to the U.S. market.

Singapore core inflation at 1.4% y/y in February, slightly higher than expected

Singapore's core inflation rose 1.4% year-on-year in February, slightly above expectations. This indicates persistent underlying price pressures despite government measures to stabilize costs. The data suggests inflation remains a concern for policymakers balancing economic growth and price stability.

ING sees incoming Bank of Korea governor accelerating rate hike timeline beyond expectations

ING expects the new Bank of Korea governor to speed up interest rate hikes beyond prior forecasts. This shift aims to tackle rising inflation and stabilize the South Korean economy. The accelerated timeline reflects growing concerns about inflationary pressures and economic recovery momentum.

Analysts divided on ECB path after hold, tightening risks emerge

After the ECB held interest rates, analysts remain split on future policy moves. Some anticipate further tightening due to persistent inflation risks, while others expect a pause amid economic uncertainties. The decision reflects the delicate balance the ECB must maintain between curbing inflation and supporting growth, with potential tightening risks emerging as inflation pressures persist.

UK BoE hold draws hawkish read from analysts, hike risks move into view

The Bank of England kept interest rates steady, surprising some analysts who anticipated a hike. However, the accompanying hawkish tone signaled that future increases remain possible amid persistent inflation concerns. Markets now weigh the likelihood of upcoming rate rises as the BoE balances inflation control against economic growth risks.

Rising gas prices hitting US household finances and more pain is expected, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

A Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that rising gas prices are straining US household budgets, with many Americans reporting financial difficulties. The majority expect prices to keep increasing, signaling more economic challenges ahead. This trend may impact spending habits and overall economic recovery.

BOJ chief expects limited impact on inflation from proposed food tax freeze

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda stated that the proposed food tax freeze is unlikely to significantly affect Japan's inflation. While acknowledging some impact on consumer prices, he emphasized that other factors play a larger role in shaping inflation trends, suggesting the freeze will have a limited effect on the overall economy.

The BTS ARMY is coming to a city near you, armed with $5.3 billion in spending power

BTS fans, known as the ARMY, wield an estimated $5.3 billion in spending power globally. Their influence extends beyond music, impacting fashion, tourism, and entertainment industries. Cities hosting BTS events can expect significant economic boosts from fan spending on concerts, merchandise, and local businesses. The ARMY's loyal support continues to drive BTS's global success and shape market trends worldwide.

BYD EU sales triple in Jan-Feb 2026 as electric cars hit 18.8% market share

BYD’s electric vehicle sales in the EU tripled in Jan-Feb 2026, reflecting growing consumer demand. Electric cars now hold an 18.8% market share in the region, driven by increasing environmental awareness and favorable policies supporting EV adoption. BYD's expansion and competitive models have positioned the brand as a major player in the European electric vehicle market.

Morning Bid: Little relief from Trump

The morning trading session shows minimal positive impact from recent statements by former President Trump. Market participants remain cautious as economic uncertainties persist, limiting any significant bullish momentum. Investors are closely watching upcoming data and policy developments for clearer direction.

India’s private sector growth hits 3-year low as Middle East war saps demand

India’s private sector growth slowed to a three-year low due to reduced demand linked to the Middle East conflict. Key industries faced lower orders and cautious investment, impacting overall economic momentum. The conflict has disrupted trade and investor confidence, leading to subdued business activity and subdued market optimism in India’s private sector.

China positions itself as a stable economic force amid global uncertainty at Beijing forum

At the Beijing forum, China emphasized its role as a reliable and stable economic force amid global uncertainties. The country highlighted its commitment to sustainable growth, innovation, and openness to international cooperation, aiming to boost global economic confidence and foster shared development.

BOJ seen hiking as early as April despite soft inflation, ING says

ING expects the Bank of Japan to start raising interest rates as early as April, despite currently weak inflation. The move reflects growing confidence in Japan's economic recovery and aims to align monetary policy with global trends, signaling a shift from the BOJ's long-standing ultra-loose stance.

Thai February exports rise 9.9% y/y, below forecast

Thailand's exports in February grew 9.9% year-on-year, missing market expectations. Growth was driven by electronics and automotive sectors, but slower demand from China and weaker commodity prices restrained overall performance. The trade surplus improved, supporting economic recovery despite global uncertainties.

Japan’s core inflation slows below BOJ target, complicates rate communication

Japan’s core inflation has decelerated below the Bank of Japan’s 2% target, creating challenges for the central bank’s communication on interest rates. The slowdown suggests weaker domestic demand and complicates efforts to justify maintaining loose monetary policy amid evolving economic conditions.

Dollar Bears Losses as Markets Weigh Trump Delay in Iran Strikes

The dollar weakened as markets reacted to President Trump delaying planned strikes on Iran. Investors assessed the potential easing of Middle East tensions, leading to reduced demand for safe-haven assets like the dollar. The pause in military action prompted cautious optimism, influencing currency markets and global risk sentiment.

Balancer Proposes Zero Emissions, Higher LP Returns, and a $3.6M Buyback

Balancer has introduced plans to achieve zero emissions, enhance liquidity provider returns, and implement a $3.6 million token buyback. These initiatives aim to boost sustainability and incentivize participation in its decentralized finance platform, improving overall market efficiency and supporting its growth.

Bitcoin upbeat at $70k with Iran de-escalation, Strategy buying in focus

Bitcoin surged to $70,000 amid easing tensions in Iran, boosting investor confidence. Strategic buying drove the rally as traders anticipated stability and positive market momentum. This uptick reflects growing optimism about geopolitical developments impacting cryptocurrency markets.

Bitcoin rises over 4% as risk assets get a boost from Iran de-escalation hopes

Bitcoin surged over 4%, reflecting broader gains in risk assets amid optimism about easing tensions with Iran. Investors responded positively to diplomatic efforts suggesting a potential de-escalation, boosting market sentiment and driving demand for riskier investments like cryptocurrencies. This uptick highlights the sensitivity of markets to geopolitical developments impacting global stability.

Bitcoin gains as Trump delays Iran strikes for five days

Bitcoin prices rose following President Trump's announcement to delay military strikes on Iran by five days. The postponement eased geopolitical tensions, boosting investor confidence and driving demand for the cryptocurrency as a safer asset amid global uncertainties.

Bybit Spring Blossom: Rewards in Full Bloom with 15,500 USDT in Prizes this Spring

Bybit celebrates spring with its Spring Blossom event, offering a total of 15,500 USDT in prizes. Participants can join various trading competitions and campaigns to earn rewards, making the season more rewarding for traders. The event aims to engage the community and boost trading activity through attractive incentives and prizes.

Mantle DeFi TVL Surpasses Avalanche and Sui, Crossing $755M With +230% Growth in 6 Months

Mantle DeFi's total value locked (TVL) has surged over 230% in six months, surpassing Avalanche and Sui to exceed $755 million. This rapid growth highlights Mantle's increasing prominence in the decentralized finance sector, reflecting strong user adoption and expanding ecosystem activity.

Analyst lists 6 key elements of emerging Bitcoin market structure

An analyst identified six critical factors shaping Bitcoin's evolving market structure. These include increasing institutional participation, growing liquidity, enhanced regulatory clarity, advancements in trading technology, rising adoption of derivative products, and improved market transparency. Together, these elements are contributing to Bitcoin's maturation as a more robust and efficient financial asset.

Bitcoin steadies above $70k, but heads for first weekly loss since Iran war began

Bitcoin held steady above $70,000 but is on track for its first weekly decline since the onset of tensions in Iran. Despite recent volatility driven by geopolitical concerns, the cryptocurrency faces pressure as traders weigh ongoing risks and the potential impact on global markets.

Senators reach tentative deal with White House on stablecoin yield rules - Politico

Senators and the White House have reached a tentative agreement on regulations for stablecoin yields. The deal aims to establish clearer oversight and consumer protections in the rapidly growing stablecoin market, addressing concerns about financial stability and investor risks. Details are still being finalized, but the framework is expected to balance innovation with safeguarding the financial system.

Bybit Institutional Strengthens Market Position with Upgraded Loan Program and Exclusive Rewards

Bybit Institutional has enhanced its loan program, offering improved terms and exclusive rewards to users. The upgrade aims to attract more institutional clients by providing flexible loan options and increased incentives, solidifying Bybit's competitive stance in the crypto lending market. This move supports Bybit's growth strategy and commitment to delivering tailored financial solutions to professional traders.

YouGov non-executive director Shalini Govil-Pai steps down

Shalini Govil-Pai has resigned from her position as a non-executive director at YouGov. The company announced her departure follows her decision to step down, with no further details provided about the reasons. The board thanked her for her contributions during her tenure.

Ekinops to acquire French cybersecurity firm Chimere

Ekinops announced plans to acquire Chimere, a French cybersecurity company specializing in threat detection and response. The acquisition aims to enhance Ekinops’ security offerings and expand its footprint in the cybersecurity market. This move aligns with Ekinops' strategy to provide comprehensive solutions integrating network and security services for its clients.

Marco Sanchez Joins Electro-Tech Industries as CEO and Continuim Equity Partners as Executive Partner

Marco Sanchez has been appointed CEO of Electro-Tech Industries and has also joined Continuim Equity Partners as an Executive Partner. His leadership roles aim to drive growth and innovation at both companies, leveraging his extensive industry experience.

Piper Sandler stock hits 52-week low at $74.75

Piper Sandler's stock dropped to a 52-week low of $74.75, reflecting investor concerns amid market volatility and sector-specific challenges. The decline highlights ongoing pressures in the financial services industry, prompting analysis of the firm's outlook and strategies to regain investor confidence.

Yimutian to acquire Xunxi Technology for RMB 50 million

Yimutian is set to acquire Xunxi Technology for RMB 50 million. The acquisition aims to strengthen Yimutian's market position and enhance its technological capabilities. This strategic move is expected to foster growth and innovation within the company, leveraging Xunxi's expertise to expand Yimutian's service offerings and competitiveness in the industry.

Apollo to acquire Nippon Sheet Glass for $3.7 billion

Apollo Global Management plans to acquire Nippon Sheet Glass for $3.7 billion, taking the Japanese glass manufacturer private. The deal aims to enhance Apollo’s industrial portfolio and support Nippon Sheet Glass’s growth through strategic investments. The acquisition is expected to close later this year, pending regulatory approvals.

Vertiv to acquire ThermoKey to expand cooling solutions portfolio

Vertiv is set to acquire ThermoKey, enhancing its cooling solutions range. This move aims to strengthen Vertiv's position in HVAC and thermal management markets, broadening its product offerings and boosting innovation capabilities in cooling technologies. The acquisition supports Vertiv’s strategy to meet growing demand for efficient, reliable thermal management in various industries.

Lobo Technologies prices $2 million public offering at $0.51 per unit

Lobo Technologies announced a $2 million public offering, pricing units at $0.51 each. The offering aims to raise capital to support the company’s growth initiatives. Proceeds will be used for working capital and general corporate purposes, enhancing Lobo Technologies' financial position as it pursues expansion.

Clover 1H FY26 slides: margins surge as new products fuel growth

Clover reported a strong first half of FY26, driven by new product launches that boosted revenue and significantly improved profit margins. The company’s focus on innovation and expanding its product portfolio helped accelerate growth despite market challenges. Operational efficiencies and increased demand contributed to the positive financial performance, positioning Clover for continued success in the upcoming quarters.

Myer 1H26 slides: sales growth masks margin pressure amid transformation

Myer's first half of 2026 showed sales growth, but underlying margin pressure remains due to ongoing transformation efforts. While revenue increased, the company faces challenges managing costs and profitability as it adapts to new market conditions and restructures its operations to drive long-term growth.