News Summary - 03/27/2026

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Rationing power and diluting petrol - how African countries are coping with effects of Iran war

The Iran war has disrupted oil supplies, leading to fuel shortages across several African nations. In response, countries are rationing electricity and diluting petrol to extend fuel availability, aiming to manage the crisis and mitigate the economic impact caused by reduced oil imports.

Panic buying prompts PM to reassure Australians over fuel supply

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has assured Australians that the nation's fuel supply remains secure despite recent reports of panic buying and shortages.

Two Cuba-bound aid ships missing after leaving Mexico

Mexico's navy has initiated a rescue operation for two ships carrying aid to Cuba, which are currently missing. The aid aims to help Cuba, facing severe food and fuel shortages due to the ongoing US embargo.

Belarus leader gifts rifle to North Korea's Kim as they sign friendship treaty

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko visited Pyongyang to strengthen ties with North Korea. The two leaders signed a friendship treaty, signaling closer cooperation as both support Russia's war in Ukraine. Lukashenko presented Kim Jong-un with a rifle, symbolizing their alliance amid international tensions.

Spanish woman dies by euthanasia after long legal battle with father

The European Court of Human Rights ruled in favor of Noelia Castillo, allowing her to proceed with euthanasia after a prolonged legal dispute with her father. This decision marks a significant development in her case and euthanasia rights in Spain.

Trump's signature to appear on US dollars in first for sitting president

For the first time, the signature of a sitting US president, Donald Trump, will appear on new paper currency alongside Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

Orban's Hungarian government accused of mass voter intimidation ahead of election

A film featuring voters, mayors, and a police officer claims that money and drugs are being used to coerce support for the ruling party ahead of the election in Hungary.

Oscars moving to a new home outside Hollywood

The 101st Academy Awards ceremony in 2029 will be held at the centrally located Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. For the first time, the event will stream exclusively on YouTube, marking a shift from its traditional Hollywood venues and broadcast channels.

Sarah Ferguson's 'close Epstein ties' scrutinized in US lawmaker's letter

A US lawmaker's letter, obtained by the BBC, urges Sarah Ferguson to disclose any information she has regarding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's connections to Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting scrutiny of her own alleged close ties to Epstein.

Judge rejects Pentagon's attempt to 'cripple' Anthropic

A federal judge ruled against the Pentagon's attempt to quickly ban Anthropic’s AI tools, preventing immediate enforcement of the government’s restrictions on the company’s technology.

Singapore denies Malaysian scholar entry, calling her 'undesirable visitor'

Singapore barred Malaysian scholar Fadiah Nadwa Fikri from entry, labeling her an "undesirable visitor." Authorities cited her calls for others to "adopt her brand of radical advocacy" as the reason for the ban.

Zelensky visits Saudi Arabia after offering Ukraine's drone expertise

Ukraine seeks to finalize a drone deal amid growing US concerns over Iran. President Zelensky's visit to Saudi Arabia highlights efforts to strengthen partnerships and share Ukraine's drone technology, aiming to bolster defense capabilities in a shifting geopolitical landscape.

US prosecutors argue Maduro 'plundered' Venezuelan wealth in court battle over legal fees

US prosecutors contended that the Maduro regime unlawfully seized Venezuelan assets and argued the couple should not use these funds to pay for legal defense. A judge emphasized the fundamental right to defense in the ongoing dispute over the use of Venezuelan wealth for legal fees.

Rescuers attempt to save stranded humpback whale off German coast

A humpback whale stranded on a sandbank was first seen in Lübeck Bay on Monday. Rescue teams are working to save the marine mammal.

Olympic women's sport limited to biological females

From 2028, the International Olympic Committee will restrict participation in women's Olympic sports exclusively to biological females.

Air Canada CEO 'deeply saddened' his English-only message distracted from victims of crash

Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau is under pressure to resign after delivering a message about the LaGuardia crash, which killed two pilots, in English only. He expressed being deeply saddened that his English-only statement diverted attention from the victims of the tragedy.

French court hands Islam scholar Tariq Ramadan 18-year jail term for rape

Tariq Ramadan, 63, a former Oxford professor, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for rape. He denied the charges, and his lawyers stated he was too ill to attend the trial.

Senegal to parade Afcon trophy despite title being stripped

Senegal's Football Federation chief condemned the awarding of the Afcon title to Morocco as a "robbery" and announced plans to parade the trophy ahead of their friendly match against Peru in Paris on Saturday.

Zimbabwe says 15 nationals killed after being lured to fight for Russia

Zimbabwe is in talks with Russia to repatriate the bodies of 15 nationals killed after being recruited to fight, and to bring home those still alive.

Russia bans Oscar-winning film 'Mr Nobody Against Putin'

A Russian court has banned the Oscar-winning documentary 'Mr Nobody Against Putin,' claiming it promotes "negative attitudes" toward the government and the war in Ukraine.

European Parliament gives conditional approval to EU-US trade deal

The European Parliament conditionally approved an EU-US trade deal that eliminates EU tariffs on US goods and sets US tariffs on EU imports at 15%, aiming to enhance transatlantic trade.

Trump confirms May meeting with Xi Jinping as Iran war forces postponement

Trump confirmed his postponed meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping will take place in May, marking the first visit by a U.S. president to China since 2017. The delay was due to escalating tensions related to potential conflict with Iran.

New India bill to amend transgender rights sparks protests

The new bill aims to alter the legal recognition of transgender individuals and affect their right to self-identify. This has led to widespread protests from the transgender community and supporters who argue that the bill undermines their rights and autonomy.

How Russia's threat forced Germany to radically rethink its military

Once a dominant military force, Germany had minimized its defense role post-WWII. However, Russia's recent aggression has prompted Germany to aggressively rebuild and modernize its military, signaling a major shift in European security dynamics and Germany's defense policy.

Three charts that are warning signs flashing for Trump on Iran war

Rising gas prices are contributing to a decline in Trump's approval ratings, signaling potential political challenges ahead as public concern over the Iran war grows.

Nepal to swear in ex-rapper as new prime minister

Balendra Shah, an ex-rapper, won Nepal's election by a landslide, pledging to tackle corruption and bring change to frustrated citizens.

'A game-changing moment for social media' - what next for big tech after landmark addiction verdict?

The recent court ruling marks a pivotal shift for social media, potentially signaling major changes for big tech. It challenges current platform practices and could lead to stricter regulations aimed at curbing addiction and protecting users, reshaping the industry’s future.

Don't panic - five ways to stop your kids' endless scrolling

Parenting experts offer practical tips to manage children's screen time, including setting clear boundaries, encouraging offline activities, creating tech-free zones, modeling balanced device use, and fostering open communication about digital habits to reduce endless scrolling.

Prepare for turbulence - how a prolonged Middle East conflict could reshape how we fly

The Gulf's hub airports have long made long-distance travel more affordable, but ongoing Middle East conflicts threaten their stability. Prolonged tensions could disrupt flight routes and airline operations, potentially raising travel costs and reshaping global air travel networks. The uncertainty challenges the established role of these hubs in connecting international travelers.

'I have no recollection of anything' - Epstein survivor says she was drugged and raped

A survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse has spoken publicly for the first time to BBC Newsnight, revealing she was drugged and raped by the sex offender, leaving her with no clear memory of the events.

'We are being choked': Philippines transport workers strike over fuel costs

Philippine transport workers are striking over rising fuel costs, demanding relief amid financial strain. The protest coincides with the recent arrival of a ship carrying Russian crude oil to the country, highlighting tensions between fuel import dynamics and local fuel prices burdening workers.

How the Iran War Is Causing Fuel Chaos in the Philippines

BBC correspondent Suranajana Tewari reported from Manila, highlighting protests sparked by rising fuel prices linked to the Iran war. The conflict has disrupted oil supplies, driving up costs in the Philippines and causing widespread public frustration and economic strain.

Guthrie on missing mother: 'We cannot be at peace without knowing'

In her first interview since her mother's disappearance, Savannah Guthrie shares the emotional moment she found out and reflects on how her public profile might have contributed to her mother becoming a target. She expresses the deep need for answers to find peace.

What happened in the seconds before Air Canada plane crashed at LaGuardia

BBC Verify analyzes the seconds leading up to the Air Canada plane's collision with a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport, detailing the sequence of events that resulted in the deadly crash.

How the deadly LaGuardia Airport crash unfolded

A collision occurred on LaGuardia Airport's runway between a passenger plane and a firefighting vehicle. Video footage captures the immediate aftermath, highlighting the crash's severity. Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene to manage the situation and assist those involved. Authorities are investigating the causes of the deadly accident.

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

An Air Canada flight with 72 passengers and four crew members landed safely at LaGuardia Airport from Montreal but then collided with a firefighting vehicle on the runway Sunday evening.

Watch: Inside Palestinian homes attacked by settlers

Violence erupted following the death of a teenage settler, reportedly struck by a vehicle driven by a Palestinian. In retaliation, settlers attacked Palestinian homes, escalating tensions and resulting in increased conflict in the area.

The two-party system strengthens after the outbreak of the war while Podemos and Vox decline and Sumar falls below 5%

48.6% of those surveyed believe that the anti-war stance on Iran benefits the PSOE, while the two-party system gains strength and parties like Podemos, Vox, and Sumar lose support, with Sumar falling below 5%.

More than half of PSOE voters call for abstention to allow a sole PP government in Extremadura, Aragón, and Castilla y León

More than 50% of PSOE voters support abstaining to enable a sole PP government in Extremadura, Aragón, and Castilla y León. Nearly half of the general population shares this view, while just over 28% prefer an investiture agreement between the PP and Vox.

The True Iberian Exceptionalism

In Spain, the right is growing, but in a unique way since this growth does not affect the systemic center-right Christian Democratic party, showing an Iberian exceptionalism in the current political landscape.

The "No to War" Brings Government Approval to a High

Opposition to the armed conflict has increased the Government's approval rating and improved preference for Sánchez as president over Feijóo, although both the socialist leader and the Government still maintain a failing rating.

Trump extends his ultimatum to Iran until April 6 and the Pentagon prepares a "final strike"

President Trump extends his ultimatum to Iran until April 6, warning of possible military actions. The Pentagon is preparing a "final strike" as a response if U.S. demands are not met, increasing tension in the region.

Israel launches new attacks against Tehran

Latest news on the war in Iran, highlighting recent attacks by the US and Israel that have escalated the military tensions in the Middle East.

Sánchez’s Bet on Carlos Cuerpo Deepens the Clash with Sumar in the Final Stretch of the Legislature

Sánchez strengthens the 'Valencian quota' in his government by appointing Arcadi España, a profile with experience in political dialogue between the left and right, as part of his strategy to win back this community, intensifying tensions with Sumar in the final phase of the legislature.

The PP only sees more "sanchismo and continuity" after the Government changes and demands elections again

The PP maintains that the changes in the Government only reflect "sanchismo and continuity" and that the Spanish people want a change of president. They criticize Sánchez for missing the opportunity to dismiss Aagesen and Puente after the blackout and the Adamuz accident, and they call for elections again.

Noelia Castillo Dies at 25 After More Than 600 Days Waiting for Euthanasia

Noelia Castillo, 25, died after waiting more than 600 days to access euthanasia. Just two days before her death, she expressed her despair over the pain and mental suffering she was experiencing, revealing the profound torment she faced during that time.

Christian Lawyers regret Noelia's decision and confess they hoped the young woman would "reconsider" her euthanasia

Christian Lawyers expressed their sorrow over Noelia's decision to proceed with her euthanasia. The lawyer clarified that the law requires an euthanasia context for its application; otherwise, it would be considered assisted suicide, expressing hope that the young woman would reconsider her choice.

The Method to Save Up to 20% at the Supermarket That Breaks Traditional Schemes

The article discusses how a lack of planning when shopping leads to overspending, buying too much, and wasting food, proposing an innovative method that allows saving up to 20% at the supermarket.

"If you fall face first, your breasts will explode": a woman insults Gonsabellla about her breasts during a live stream and the streamer confronts her

During a live broadcast from a park, the influencer Gonsabellla was insulted by a woman who made offensive comments about her breasts. The incident was caught on camera and caused the streamer to respond by confronting the aggressor.

The finalists of 'El Desafío' share on 'El Hormiguero' the mess they had with the WhatsApp group: "Jessica wasn't there"

Daniel Illescas, Patricia Conde, Jessica Goicoechea, and José Yélamo, finalists of 'El Desafío', visited 'El Hormiguero' with Pablo Motos and revealed a mix-up in their WhatsApp group, highlighting that Jessica was not included in the chat.

The Coffin Case or How to Profit from Pain: 6,000 Coffins Were Replaced with Cheaper Ones

The trial for the replacement of 6,000 coffins with cheaper ones began on March 2, will resume on April 6, and could conclude in June after the testimony of 140 affected individuals.

The Disinterest in 'La cárcel de Los Gemelos': Has the Boom Passed?

The article analyzes how the strategy of seeking controversy to achieve success, used by 'La cárcel de Los Gemelos,' seems to be losing effectiveness. The audience shows disinterest, suggesting that the initial impact of the program has diminished and that the media boom may have passed.

In a Few Days Humanity Could Take Off Toward the Moon: Everything You Need to Know About the Artemis II Mission

NASA is preparing the launch of Artemis II, the first crewed mission to orbit the Moon in over 50 years. The launch time in Spain, the selected crew, and the details of the journey that will mark a milestone in space exploration are outlined.

The judge rejects dismissing the case against Maduro at the second hearing, although he does not see him as a "threat to the security" of the United States

Judge Alvin Hellerstein decided not to dismiss the case against Maduro at a second hearing, but he does not consider him a "threat to U.S. security." He has not issued a formal ruling nor set a date for the next hearing.

Former Podemos Deputy Serigne Mbaye Released After Hours Detained in Police Operation

Serigne Mbaye, former Podemos deputy, was detained for several hours in an operation that the party described as a "racist raid." After the detention, Mbaye was released.

Tough message from Honda's chief engineer about the Aston Martin engine: "How to put it..."

Shintaro Orihara and Mike Krack speak openly about the difficulties faced by Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll's cars, highlighting the current challenges with the Aston Martin engine.

The curious painting that Pedro Sánchez has inside his office and that was created by a famous Spanish illustrator

President Pedro Sánchez revealed how he prepares for his speeches in the Congress of Deputies, also showing a curious painting in his office, the work of a renowned Spanish illustrator.

An AI-Designed Cancer Vaccine Reduces Tumors in a Dog: Why the Case Calls for Caution

A combination of an AI-designed messenger RNA vaccine and another immunotherapy reduced tumors in a dog. However, since both treatments were used together, it is difficult to determine which was responsible for the effect, so caution is advised when interpreting the results.

The next steps for line 11 after activating Mayrit: sections to Valdebebas and Cuatro Vientos... awaiting the central connection

The next key phase for line 11 is the tendering of the works on the northern side, with groundworks scheduled to begin in the first half of 2027. The sections to Valdebebas and Cuatro Vientos are progressing, but the central connection remains pending.

Holy Week begins stable in most of Spain, although with rain in some areas

Holy Week starts with stable weather in most of Spain, although some areas will experience rain. The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) predicts that on Sunday a polar air mass will reach the Peninsula, which could change the weather conditions.

25% of the population says they have not had sex with anyone in the past year

According to a CIS survey on sexuality, 25% of the population states they have not had sexual relations in the past year, and nearly 20% would be willing to have sex with humanoid robots.

The 8 Financial Supports for Families with Children in Spain You Can Apply for in 2026: Requirements and How to Apply

Many financial aids for families with children in Spain in 2026 are compatible, but require being up to date with payments to the Tax Agency and Social Security in order to apply.

Do you have questions about medical leave at work? Send your questions to the labor office and we will answer them

If you have questions about payment, processing, or issues with medical leave at work, send your questions to the '20minutos' labor office. Experts from UGT will respond to help you.

Loida Zabala, admitted to the hospital emergency room due to sepsis: "They asked for phone numbers in case I die"

Paralympic weightlifter Loida Zabala, European runner-up two weeks ago, was admitted urgently due to severe sepsis. Her condition was critical to the point that they requested her family members' phone numbers in anticipation of a possible fatal outcome.

Shopping with Ainhoa: My Top Gift Picks for New Parents

Although births in Spain increased by 1% in 2025, the birth rate remains low. Having a child brings fear and vertigo, but some still decide to take the risk.

Support and Listening in the Grieving Process of the Elderly

The ”la Caixa” Foundation organizes talks and workshops that create spaces for the elderly to share experiences and resolve doubts, providing emotional support during grieving.

Marín, the Spaniard who conquered world badminton and is in the Olympus of our athletes

The Olympic badminton champion at the 2026 Rio Games has announced her retirement after a career full of successes that establish her as one of the greatest Spanish athletes in history.

Álvaro Colmenero: "The UFC will come to Spain in 2027, but not to the Santiago Bernabéu"

Álvaro Colmenero, a journalist specializing in MMA, states that the UFC will arrive in Spain in 2027, although it will not take place at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium. Additionally, he highlights the potential of fighter Ilia Topuria, assuring that he has three outstanding years left in his career.

A Miss Thailand contestant goes viral after losing her dentures during her presentation

A Miss Thailand contestant went viral after losing her dentures during her presentation. The young woman showed great composure by continuing naturally as if nothing had happened.

A German Streamer Causes a Stir by Placing Argentina in Europe During a Geography Game

The German streamer Peonyia caused a commotion during a Twitch broadcast by mistakenly locating Argentina in Europe in a geography game, which went viral and sparked numerous reactions on social media.

As if he were asleep and without signs of violence: this is how Nicholas Brendon's lifeless body was found

The report from medical examiner Todd Zeiner reveals that Nicholas Brendon was found lifeless in Putnam County, with a peaceful appearance and no signs of violence on his body, suggesting a natural or accidental death.

The Closest Overtake Leaves 'Supervivientes' Without One of Its Star Contestants: "I Feel a Bit Sad"

An extremely close vote on 'Supervivientes' changed the expected outcome of the show, leading to the unexpected elimination of a prominent contestant, which caused sadness among fans and participants.

Indra signs an agreement with Rheinmetall to manufacture up to 3,000 military trucks

Indra and Rheinmetall will form a joint venture in Spain to compete for a contract from the Spanish army, with the goal of manufacturing up to 3,000 military trucks.

'Torrente, president': this is the bar that has opened its doors to Santiago Segura and appears in the movie

The movie Torrente was partially filmed in a small typical bar in Madrid, which has gained popularity after appearing in the film and hosting Santiago Segura during the shoot.

Kilometer-long queues at Lidl to get the most comfortable and stylish flat sandals for under 15 euros

Lidl has launched comfortable, minimalist, and affordable flat sandals for less than 15 euros, which have quickly become very popular this spring, causing long lines at their stores.

Dance as a High-Performance Tool: Shakira's Secret to Staying in Shape

Shakira trains daily with dance to endure long hours of performing and maintain her famous physique, including her abs and hips.

Nvidia's CEO says that general AI is already here, but it cannot replace human leaders

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, states that artificial general intelligence (AGI) already exists, but emphasizes that it cannot replace leadership abilities or human decision-making.

The Dizzying Experience You Can Have When Climbing the Eiffel Tower in Paris: A Bridge 60 Meters Above the Ground

The Eiffel Tower in Paris offers a new and unique experience for the bravest: climbing to a bridge located 60 meters high, allowing an impressive view of the city from a dizzying perspective.

Chef Íñigo Urrechu Reveals the Key to Frying a Torrija: "A Very Light Fry Keeps the Flavor Inside"

Chef Íñigo Urrechu explains that to achieve high-quality torrijas, a very light frying is essential, as it helps preserve the flavor inside the sweet. Following professional tips enhances this simple but traditional dessert.

I’ve Tried It and Here’s Why the 2026 Opel Astra Is One of the Most Complete Compacts

After driving the revamped 2026 Opel Astra through Croatia, it is confirmed that an already good car has been improved, raising its quality and making it one of the most complete compact cars on the market.

Lorenzo Silva recreates in 'Con nadie' the life of a general who opposed the 1936 coup: "Civil wars are never truly overcome"

Lorenzo Silva narrates the life of Miguel Campins, a general who remained loyal to the Republic during the 1936 coup. Campins was executed by firing squad on August 16, the same day Lorca was kidnapped to be murdered.

Algeria agrees with the Government to "increase" gas exports to Spain to guarantee supply due to the Iran war

Albares agreed in Algiers to increase gas exports to Spain, with a possible rise from 500 to 1,000 million cubic meters through the Medgaz pipeline. Both countries also committed to collaborating on new investments in hydrocarbons, photovoltaic energy, and green hydrogen to strengthen energy cooperation.

Mexico Searches for Two Missing Vessels in the Caribbean Carrying Aid to Cuba

The Mexican Navy is requesting the maritime community of the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico to report any sightings of two missing vessels that were transporting humanitarian aid destined for Cuba.

The two brothers accused of killing Francisca Cadenas are taken to Morón prison

The two brothers accused of the murder of Francisca Cadenas have been transferred from Extremadura and admitted to Morón prison.

Rodrigo Cuevas' Opinion on the Patriotism of "Pulserina": "What Matters Is Knowing Folklore"

Rodrigo Cuevas visited Broncano's show to promote his new album, 'Manual de belleza,' which he will present in several cities across Spain in the coming months.

The 15-year-old son of businessman and millionaire Ronald O. Perelman dies

Oscar, the eldest son of businessman and philanthropist Ronald O. Perelman with his fifth wife, psychiatrist Anna Chapman, passed away at the age of 15.

Ibiza and Formentera, story of a 'divorce': Congress votes on reform to give a senator to the smaller Pitiusa

Formentera and Ibiza have shared electoral representation for 45 years, but Formentera sees this as a territorial injustice. The Congress is about to vote on a reform to grant Formentera its own senator, separating their political representation.

Do you have an electric water heater? If you attach this device, you can reduce its consumption and save on your bill

An electric water heater can consume up to 2,500 watts, increasing the bill if not controlled. Attaching a specific device allows you to reduce its energy consumption and save on costs.

The Bar in Madrid Where You Can Eat for Seven Euros: "One of My Favorite Places to Eat Well and Cheap"

This bar in the Las Letras neighborhood of Madrid offers quality food for just seven euros, becoming a popular option for those looking to eat well and cheaply in the capital.

Right in the center of Valencia and a menu for less than €30: this is Dacosta’s cheapest restaurant

The chef with several Michelin Stars offers a menu for less than €30 at this restaurant in the center of Valencia, providing an international gastronomic journey without leaving Spain.

Rosalía and Picasso

Reflecting on the separation between the work and the person, it considers how to prevent this from affecting the emotion and connection when enjoying works like "Imagine" or "The Ride of the Valkyries."

Change of Plans

The war in the Middle East will have a significant impact on Easter holidays, altering plans and travel for many people.

Rosalía is not a 'superwoman'

Last night in Milan, Rosalía did not deliver a failed concert, but rather an act of courage by deciding to say "enough." Nowadays, stopping a show like that is a braver gesture than continuing it.

Final Smash

Carolina Marín establishes herself among the great Spanish athletes, earning a place of honor alongside figures such as the Gasol brothers, Valentín, and Rafael Nadal.

Mark Zuckerberg Acquires Miami's Most Expensive Mansion: Purchase Amounts to 170 Million Dollars

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, bought a mansion in Indian Creek, an exclusive private island in Miami, for 170 million dollars, making it the most expensive in the city.

A Civil Guard Declared Guilty for Revealing Traffic Data to His Former Brother-in-Law in Exchange for Money

The prosecution requests four years in prison for one Civil Guard and three years for the other accused for leaking traffic data in exchange for money, while the defense considers the sentences disproportionate.

The Electoral Board suspends the use of the digital ID for voting in the Andalusian elections at the request of the PP

The Electoral Board has suspended the use of the digital ID for voting in the Andalusian elections following a request from the PP, which found that verifying identity through an updated QR code was not necessary.

They met at an event and have been together for more than ten years: this is Ibai Llanos' girlfriend

Ibai Llanos' girlfriend works with him on his esports team. Very little information is known about her romantic life, but they have been together for over ten years after meeting at an event.

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Questions about the 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. Taxpayers will be able to request the draft and submit their declarations to the Tax Agency starting from that date. You can send your questions through our media outlet's form and you will receive the answers by email.

Spain increased its defense investment by 44.5% in 2025 under pressure from Trump but remains at the bottom among all allies

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte acknowledged differences with the Spanish Government regarding defense spending. Spain plans to invest 2.2 billion to meet objectives, while Rutte estimates that 3.5 billion is needed. Despite the 44.5% increase in investment in 2025, Spain remains the country with the lowest spending among the allies.

Daphne Selfe, the world's longest-active model, dies at 97 years old

Daphne Selfe's family, the British model considered the longest-active in the world, announced her passing at the age of 97 through their social media.

15 Dogs Rescued in Gran Canaria Due to Flood Risk from Storm Therese

Fifteen dogs were rescued in Gran Canaria due to the rising flow of a ravine, which created a flood risk from Storm Therese, leading to the evacuation of the animals to ensure their safety.

Chuando Tan, the 60-year-old Singaporean model who looks younger: "I watch what I consume"

Chuando Tan, a Singaporean model and photographer born in 1966, has surprised the world with his youthful appearance that looks like someone between 25 and 35 years old. His secret lies in carefully watching what he consumes, which has attracted great attention on social media.

A Spanish businessman will face trial in the US for illegally sending airplane parts to Venezuela

Juan Carlos González Pérez faces charges in the US for conspiracy to illegally export airplane parts to the Venezuelan state company PDVSA, falsification of export information, and smuggling.

The Seven Lives of the Last Bar in Town: "There’s no one here daily, we’re all alone, alone..."

Rubén Sánchez manages alone an establishment that functions as a café, restaurant, and supermarket. Additionally, he prepares food to order and offers home delivery, facing the daily loneliness of being the last bar in town.

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

This Tuesday marks 50 years since the coup d'état in Argentina that began a brutal dictatorship. Thousands were kidnapped, tortured, and disappeared, facing a permanent stigma: considered traitors by some and subversives by others, profoundly marking their lives and the memory of the country.

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

Young people tired of the constant use of their phones choose manual activities such as crochet and painting to disconnect, create tangible objects, and improve their ability to concentrate amid digital overload.

La Sexta Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary: Audiences, Faces, Programs, and Moments That Marked an Era on TV

La Sexta commemorates 20 years with a review of its audience figures, iconic presenters, and flagship programs that defined its television style, highlighting key moments that cemented its place in the Spanish media landscape.

Pablo Iglesias reveals on 'Malas Lenguas' who he believes will be Pedro Sánchez's successor

Pablo Iglesias stated on 'Malas Lenguas' that Óscar Puente will be Pedro Sánchez's successor when he leaves politics.

Judge Villegas, broken by the death of Noelia Castillo on 'Horizonte': "My heart clenches"

Iker Jiménez addressed the euthanasia of Noelia Castillo on his program, the youngest 25-year-old in Spain to receive assisted death, after two years of legal battle. Judge Villegas expressed his deep sorrow over her passing.

Manuel Cortés will appear on 'De viernes' to talk about Gloria Camila: "I am going to defend myself once and for all"

Manuel Cortés announces that he will participate in the program 'De viernes' to talk about Gloria Camila and defend himself following his statements. Meanwhile, Gloria Camila has recently responded to his words on 'El tiempo justo'.

Neli achieves her first victory in 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra', coming close to the jackpot

Neli, the contestant from Galicia, secured her first victory in 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra' by correctly answering 23 questions, surpassing Javier in the final round of the Antena 3 show and coming close to winning the jackpot.

'The Price of'... will reveal the details of the sale operation of the Cantora estate

The program "The Price of" will disclose information about the possible sale of the Cantora estate to a foreign buyer, detailing key aspects of the transaction.

Francesc Augé asserts his right to euthanasia following the case of Noelia Castillo: "They have forced me to live"

Francesc Augé, 55 years old, uses the impact of Noelia Castillo's case to reaffirm his right to euthanasia, expressing that he has been forced to live against his will.

Elvira Lindo Reveals the Relationship of 'Manolito Gafotas' with Iranian Girls

Elvira Lindo shared that she received letters from Iranian girls who read her book 'Manolito Gafotas', without knowing that the work had been translated into Farsi. This unexpected connection demonstrated the international impact of her character and the surprise at receiving messages from Iran.

Photo Gallery | Belén Esteban, Anabel Pantoja... Celebrities Who Left a 'Reality' Show

Several Spanish celebrities, such as Lucía Etxebarria, Aída Nízar, Coto Matamoros, and Luis Merlo, have left various reality shows. Some did so due to personal or health reasons, including a contestant who confessed to a serious problem she had been dealing with for 10 years, highlighting the difficulties they face within these programs.

Mar Flores supports Alejandra Rubio's withdrawal from TV: "It's the best decision she has made"

Mar Flores backed Alejandra Rubio's decision to step away from television, describing it as the best choice that will strengthen her family, according to her statement upon leaving the airport.

Roro, one step away from redeeming himself in 'La velada del año 6', recalls how he experienced his defeat against Abby: "It was very hard for me to get back up"

Roro physically prepares to face the Mexican Sammy Rivers in the sixth edition of Ibai Llanos' 'La velada del año', after reflecting on the difficult recovery following his defeat against Abby.

Springsteen promotes his tour with an anti-Trump message: "We defend freedom under attack"

Bruce Springsteen, 76, proudly highlights his concert in Washington DC, near the White House, using his platform to send a message against Trump and to defend freedom in the face of what he considers attacks.

Fani Carbajo, in response to criticism for sending her daughter to a private school: "I can afford it"

Fani Carbajo responds to criticism for choosing a private school for her daughter, stating that it is her decision and that she can afford it, defending her right to make parenting choices without interference.

The amount that Mónica Medina, Emilio Gutiérrez Caba's ex, demands to leave the house: "I am not a squatter"

Mónica Medina, former partner of Emilio Gutiérrez Caba, demands a significant sum of money to leave the house they shared, denying that she is a squatter. Meanwhile, the actor has expressed his desire to reclaim the property.

The Justice System Seizes Stolen Assets Worth 20 Million from Úrsula Andress Due to a Controversial Advisor Who Committed Suicide

Eric Freymond, a controversial advisor who committed suicide, orchestrated a criminal scheme involving the theft of assets valued at 20 million from Úrsula Andress, also impacting the heir of the Hermès family, according to Italian police.

Lucía's daughter, from the duo Pimpinela, marries the former 'road manager' of the famous musical group

Lucía's daughter, from the duo Pimpinela, got married in Buenos Aires to Damián Aramendi, who was the group's 'road manager.' The couple, who reside in Spain, celebrated their union in Argentina.

The Surprising Confession of Alexandra Jiménez: "I've Reached a Point Where I Don't Recognize Myself in the Mirror"

Alexandra Jiménez appeared on Pablo Motos' show alongside Javier Cámara to present their new film '53 Sundays', which will premiere on Netflix on March 27. During the interview, the actress made a striking confession about her personal evolution, saying that she has reached a point where she does not recognize herself in the mirror.

Tracy Kidder, writer and journalist who won a Pulitzer for 'The Soul of a New Machine,' dies at 80 from cancer

Tracy Kidder, renowned writer and journalist, passed away at 80 due to cancer. His work 'The Soul of a New Machine' (1981) earned him the National Book Award and a Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction in 1982, establishing him as an influential figure in literature.

Anna Ferrer, Paz Padilla’s daughter, turns to her fans with questions about her wedding

Anna Ferrer, influencer and daughter of Paz Padilla, asked her followers on Instagram for help choosing the makeup she will wear on her wedding day, showing her interest in including her fans' opinions for this special moment.

Infiltrated Among Tiles and Paintbrushes: "My Work Serves to Beautify the World, It Has No Practical Purpose"

The work of a tile artist is handcrafted and unique, with no mass production, where each piece is one of a kind. Their daily routine requires precision, as there is no room for mistakes, and although their work has no practical function, it contributes to beautifying the world.

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

Ruslana, artist from 'OT 2023', releases her EP 'Catharsis', marking a significant change in her sound and way of expression, reflecting her authenticity in contrast to perfection.

The YouTuber Fortfast Gives an Interview Six Years After His Controversy

Content creator Fortfast offers an interview following the court ruling against him and reaching an agreement with the person who accused him of labor exploitation.

Carlos Alcaraz 'switches' to padel: "Sinner and I against Coello and Tapia? We definitely win"

Carlos Alcaraz, the world number one in tennis, enjoyed the padel match between Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia at the Miami P1. With humor, he proposed a matchup alongside Jannik Sinner against Coello and Tapia, confident in a sure victory.

World Cup Playoffs Heating Up: Italy Dreams, Güler Leads Turkey, and Lewandowski's Poland Will Face Sweden

Four European spots for the 2026 World Cup remain to be decided. Italy aims to return to the tournament, Turkey advances with standout player Güler, and Poland, led by Lewandowski, will compete for their ticket against Sweden in the playoff stage.

The Iran war disrupts Topuria’s plans to train with Volkanovski: "He should be in Spain"

The featherweight champion aims to support Ilia Topuria in his preparation for the fight against Gaethje, but the war in Iran has altered their plans to train together, indicating that he should be in Spain to train properly.

The Rafa Nadal Foundation Awards Its Prizes to Five "Influential" Entities

The Rafa Nadal Foundation has awarded five organizations recognized for their social impact. The former tennis player emphasized that the results achieved over the years have been "incredibly positive," reflecting the foundation's success and influence in various charitable initiatives.

Rodri Does Not Close the Door on Madrid: "Having Played for Atlético Doesn't Prevent Me"

Rodri, player for Manchester City and the Spanish national team, admits that his past at Atlético de Madrid does not close the doors for him to play for Real Madrid, showing openness to future opportunities in his career during his time with the national team.

Natalia Mejías: "Ensuring Early Access to Sign Language Is Key for Comprehensive Development"

Natalia Mejías, Secretary General of the CNSE and a reference in Childhood and Families, highlights the importance of ensuring early access to sign language to promote the comprehensive development of deaf individuals.

Pajares, the Deafblind Man Who Advocates for Diversity: "It’s a Treasure, I’m Happy Because My Environment Is Inclusive"

Isabel Laguna introduces Pajares, a deafblind man who champions diversity and inclusion. Pajares emphasizes that diversity is a treasure and feels happy thanks to his inclusive environment, which allows him to live with autonomy and dignity. His story highlights the importance of accessibility and respect for people with multiple disabilities.

Leisure, Another Unfinished Subject for Young People with Intellectual Disabilities: "Parents Become Their Friends and It's Not Fair"

Álvaro, like many young people with intellectual disabilities, faces a lack of leisure activities adapted to his needs. This scarcity forces parents to take on a role that should belong to friends, creating an unequal relationship and limiting the autonomy and socialization of these young people.

Could Anyone Attack True Inclusion?

Those who work to improve education for people with disabilities defend the irreplaceable importance of special education centers, rejecting any attempt to deprive these students of the specialized attention they need.

The OECD Predicts Inflation Will Soar to 3% This Year in Spain and GDP Will Grow One-Tenth Less Due to the War

The OECD raises its inflation forecast to 4% for the G20 and advises that economic aid be temporary and focused on the most vulnerable to mitigate the impact of the war. In Spain, it forecasts inflation of 3% and GDP growth 0.1 percentage points lower than expected.

The War Pushes Diesel to Its Highest Price for Easter Despite Government Measures

The average price per liter of diesel reaches 1.789 euros this Easter, surpassing the 1.647 euros of 2022, despite government measures, due to the impact of the war and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

What Stage Are We at in the Iran War?

Markets show volatility and do not behave linearly during geopolitical crises such as the war in Iran, but they tend to follow certain predictable patterns in their movements.

Llardén and Gonzalo Renew Leadership at Enagás and Announce a New Strategic Plan in 2027

Llardén and Gonzalo continue to lead Enagás and announce that they will present a new strategic plan in 2027. This will be unveiled following the approval of the remuneration framework by the regulator for the upcoming five-year period.

Iberdrola reached a record tax contribution in Spain in 2025 of up to 4.675 billion euros

In 2025, Iberdrola contributed a total of 10.410 billion euros to the public coffers of the countries where it operates, highlighting a record tax contribution in Spain of up to 4.675 billion euros, according to its Tax Transparency Report.

Bankinter Calls for "More Ambitious" Action Plans to Address the Housing Crisis in Spain

The president of Bankinter highlights job insecurity and low productivity as key challenges affecting the Spanish economy and the housing crisis, urging the implementation of more ambitious action plans to improve the situation.

Taz Skylar ('One Piece'): "I would love to work in Spain. It's special to do something in your own language, at home, with your culture"

Taz Skylar, a Canary Islands actor known for international series such as 'Hierve' and 'The Lazarus Project', expresses his desire to work in the Spanish industry to connect with his language and culture.

'One Piece' Drops in Viewership, but Its Plan Remains to Be Netflix’s Longest Series: How Many Seasons Will It Reach?

Despite a drop in viewership, 'One Piece' continues to aim to be Netflix’s longest series. The second season is set to premiere soon, and production of the third season is scheduled to begin in November 2025.

Confirmed that the 'Harry Potter' series will not release a new season every year: "It is not possible"

The 'Harry Potter' series, which begins by adapting 'The Philosopher's Stone,' will arrive at Christmas, but it will not have new seasons annually, as it is not possible to produce them each year.

'The Predator of Seville': Where and When to Watch the Chilling Docuseries About the Tourist Rapist

Ana Pastor takes part in the production of the documentary about the tourist rapist in Seville through her startup Newtral, founded in 2018.

8 Movies to Watch During Holy Week in Theaters and Streaming: One to Enjoy Each Day

CINEMANÍA offers a selection of eight recent movies to enjoy during Holy Week, perfect to watch both in theaters and via streaming, with one option for each day of the week.

Who is Paul Anthony Kelly, the actor who brings John Kennedy to life in 'Love Story'

Paul Anthony Kelly, who plays John F. Kennedy Jr. in Ryan Murphy's series 'Love Story' on Disney+, began his professional career as a model before pursuing acting.

They Analyze 1 Billion Emails in 2026 and Show That Only 13% Are Written by People

An analysis of 1 billion emails in 2026 revealed that only 13% were written by people, while the remaining 87% were generated by automated systems.

WhatsApp updates with new features that make your life easier on iPhone and Android

WhatsApp launches new features to improve chat organization and simplify switching between devices, enhancing the experience on iPhone and Android.

OpenAI suspends the feature for having erotic conversations on ChatGPT: these are the main reasons

OpenAI has indefinitely suspended the erotic conversation feature on ChatGPT, after also discontinuing its Sora app for generating AI videos.

Nintendo changes its strategy: its video games in digital format will be cheaper than physical ones

Nintendo has decided that its digital video games will be more affordable than the physical versions, aiming to offer more options and flexibility to players when making a purchase.

Álvaro Uriarte (Samsung): "One of the most common mistakes is buying a bigger TV"

Álvaro Uriarte, Vice President of Consumer Electronics at Samsung Spain, highlights in an interview the company's evolution over 20 years leading the sector, and analyzes the trends and TV consumption habits in Spain, pointing out that one of the frequent mistakes is choosing a TV that is excessively large.

Laurie Santos, Yale happiness expert: "The key to being happier can be as simple as taking a quick walk every day"

Laurie Santos, Yale happiness expert, emphasizes that well-being does not require major changes, but rather small daily gestures such as taking a quick walk, which everyone can easily incorporate to improve their happiness.

Salena Sainz, Nutritionist: "Spring is a Metabolic Opportunity and These are the Superfoods Your Body is Asking For"

Nutritionist Salena Sainz recommends taking advantage of spring as a metabolic opportunity, suggesting the consumption of specific superfoods to combat spring asthenia and revitalize the body during this season.

The Five Habits Helping a Generation of Women Sleep Better

Five simple habits are changing the way many women approach sleep, improving the quality of their rest and reclaiming the importance of sleep in their lives.

How Spring Affects Your Skin: Five Changes That Explain Why Pimples, Spots, and Allergies Appear

Spring brings changes to the skin such as outbreaks of pimples, the appearance of spots, and allergies due to environmental factors. This season requires specific care to keep the skin healthy and prevent it from becoming damaged.

A Nutritionist Explains the Benefits of This Ingredient for Female Hormonal Health

A nutritionist highlights how diet influences well-being and female hormonal health, emphasizing the importance of certain key ingredients during the various biological stages of women.

The Three Steps for a Complete Skincare Routine, According to an Expert: This Is What You Shouldn't Mix

Rita Silva, from The Ordinary, explains the three essential steps for an effective facial care routine and warns about product combinations that can be counterproductive for the skin.

Five Restaurants in Madrid to Enjoy Good Meat

Madrid offers five excellent restaurants dedicated to serving carefully and quality-prepared cuts of meat, ideal for lovers of this succulent culinary option.

Reasonable Luxury: The Seville Restaurant That Updates Tradition with an 84 Euro Menu

Leartá, the restaurant of Manu Lachica and Rita Llanes in Seville, was awarded its first Sol Repsol in 2025, standing out for modernizing culinary tradition with an 84 euro menu.

The restaurant in Madrid that has won over Peldanyos for its meat: two Suns and more than 1,000 wine references

TikTok content creator Peldanyos visited the Lana restaurant in Madrid, located on Ponzano Street. The establishment, awarded 2 Repsol Suns in 2025, stands out for its excellent meat and an extensive wine list with more than 1,000 references.

Neither Colombian nor Spanish, Shakira's favorite food: "It's part of my childhood, part of my DNA"

Shakira revealed that her favorite food is not Colombian or Spanish but Arabic cuisine, which holds a special place in her heart and is deeply connected to her childhood and heritage.

Chocolate 'Brownie' Style Cookies with Pistachio Filling Recipe: Irresistible and Delicious

Andrea Carucci, author of The Fertility Kitchen, shares healthy and delicious recipes every Friday. This time, she presents a recipe for brownie-style cookies with pistachio filling, combining flavor and nutrition in an irresistible way.

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

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

The Ukrainian Church Damaged by Russian Attacks: A Historic World Heritage Temple

The historic temple, part of the complex alongside the Bernardine Monastery in Lviv, Ukraine, has suffered damage due to Russian attacks, affecting a site recognized as a World Heritage Site.

You Can Now Sleep in the Cabin from the Hit Series: How to Book the House in 'Heated Rivalry'

The successful 2026 series starring Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams now allows its fans to book its iconic cabin, offering an immersive experience for followers of the television phenomenon.

An Airline Offers Economy Class Seats That Convert into Beds

This new option of economy class seats that convert into beds is designed to offer greater comfort and space, especially benefiting families with young children, couples, and individual travelers.

The small town in Extremadura where Ferdinand the Catholic died

Ferdinand II of Aragon passed away in a village south of Cáceres, near Badajoz, in 1516. His legacy remains alive even 500 years later in this small town in Extremadura.

The Destination in Spain That Has Fascinated the 'Mirror' and Is Ideal for Getaways

The UK's 'Mirror' highlights a destination in the Canary Islands for its excellent climate, beautiful beaches, and charming villages, making it ideal for getaways.

This is the safest country in the world to travel to in 2026: it's not far from Spain

The update of the Global Peace Index 2025 has recognized a European country near Spain as the safest in the world to travel to in 2026.

Granada will have a new direct flight to a major European city

Federico García Lorca Granada-Jaén Airport will have its first direct flight to Portugal, improving the region's international connectivity.

Sleeping on your side or back: the posture that helps your brain 'cleanse' itself of toxins

While you sleep, your brain activates a system to eliminate toxins. Sleeping on your side improves the effectiveness of this process, helping the brain cleanse itself better compared to other positions.

A psychologist on friendship: "There is a very simple way to know if a friendship adds to you or takes away from you"

Friendships, like romantic relationships, should be healthy and beneficial. A psychologist highlights how to identify if a friendship positively contributes to our lives or, on the contrary, drains our energy and well-being.

A new strategy against cancer achieves greater cell death in vitro with less chemotherapy

An innovative research approach manages to increase cancer cell death in vitro using less chemotherapy, offering an initial therapeutic pathway with great potential for more effective and less aggressive treatments.

Migraine from Storm: How Some People Detect Climate Change Before It Happens

Some people experience migraines or headaches due to sudden temperature changes caused by storms. These signals can help detect climate alterations before they occur, and there are ways to reduce these discomforts.

Javier Quintero, Psychiatrist: "One of the Most Effective Natural Anxiolytics is Not Sold in Pharmacies"

Javier Quintero highlights that, in addition to medical treatments, there are very effective natural anxiolytics that are not available in pharmacies, recommending their use as a complement to improve mental health.

The Reason Why You Should Reduce Ultra-Processed Food Consumption During Pregnancy

Consumption of ultra-processed foods during pregnancy is associated with lower male fertility and slower embryonic growth, which can affect fetal development.

Motorhomes Nearly Triple in a Decade in Spain

The registration of motorhomes in Spain has increased by 185% in the last decade, reflecting a significant rise in the popularity of these mobile homes.

The Car Brands with the Fewest Breakdowns (and the Most) This Year: Surprises Both at the Top and Bottom

The latest study by the OCU highlights the high reliability of Japanese brands, which occupy 7 spots in the Top 10 vehicles with the fewest breakdowns this year, surprising both in the top and bottom positions of the ranking.

Geely, Lepas, Great Wall, Changan… these are all the new Chinese car brands arriving in Spain

New Chinese brands such as BYD, MG, Lynk & Co, Omoda, and Jaecoo are entering the Spanish and European markets, challenging traditional manufacturers with their electric vehicles and threatening European production. These companies from the Asian giant are rapidly gaining presence in the local automotive industry.

Freelander returns 12 years later reinvented and could change Land Rover's near future

The iconic Freelander returns after 12 years, now as a sub-brand of Jaguar Land Rover in collaboration with Chery, marking a significant change in the brand's strategy and future.

The Spanish highway where they plan to invest more than 540 million in renovations

The Ministry of Transport has approved an investment of more than 540 million euros to renovate 67 kilometers of the A-3 highway in Madrid, from kilometer 3.8 (M-30) to the provincial border with Cuenca, at kilometer 70.7.

The experiment to reduce traffic: 25,000 euros for those who surrender their driving license

The Government of Malta is offering up to 25,000 euros to young drivers who voluntarily hand in their driving licenses, with the goal of reducing vehicle congestion on the roads. This measure aims to encourage giving up car use to improve traffic and promote alternative mobility options.

Seville welcomes this Friday of Sorrows a Holy Week with no rain forecast and warm weather in the middle days

The first six brotherhoods on the eve will tour several neighborhoods of Seville this Friday of Sorrows, from Pino Montano to Polígono Sur, marking the start of a Holy Week with no rain expected and warm temperatures in its central days.

Seville Holy Week Guide 2026: All Dates and Schedule of the Processions

Seville Holy Week 2026 extends from Dolores Friday to Resurrection Sunday, with a complete and detailed program of dates and schedules for all the processions that will take place throughout the city during this important religious celebration.

The direct Cercanías line between Chamartín and San Fernando progresses with the project of the stations at Campo de las Naciones and Rejas

Adif has tendered the contract to study the route and the final location of the stations for the new direct Cercanías line between Chamartín and San Fernando, which will include stops at Campo de las Naciones and Rejas.

A man arrested for threatening two local police officers with a saber in Vitoria

A man was arrested in Vitoria for threatening two local police officers with a saber. The arrest was made on charges of attacking agents of authority.

The homeowners' association of the building burned down in Campanar requests reopening the case after a new expert report

The homeowners' association of the building burned down in Campanar is requesting to reopen the judicial case, arguing that the previous dismissal was based on an incorrect classification of the facade material, according to a new expert report submitted by their lawyer.

One Dead in a House Fire in Algeciras Following a Gas Explosion

A gas explosion in a house in Algeciras (Cádiz) caused a fire that resulted in one person dead and extensive debris in the home. Authorities are working on investigating the incident.

Teachers' unions denounce that the Government continues to refuse to negotiate

USTEC, Secondary School Teachers, CGT, and La Intersindical demand a public commitment from the Government to resume negotiations, denouncing that the Executive continues to refuse to engage in dialogue with the unions.

Two People Die After Truck Fire in Accident on the C-25 in Santa Coloma de Farners

Two people died after a fire caused by a truck accident on the C-25, Santa Coloma de Farners. With these victims, the total number of deaths on Catalan roads so far this year rises to 22.

They are looking for Enrique, 57 years old, missing in Santiago del Teide since March 22

Enrique, 57 years old, has been missing since March 22. He was last seen on Caldera Street in Santiago del Teide. Authorities and family members continue their search to find his whereabouts.

The investigation of the discovery of a corpse in Torre de la Barca suggests it could be a missing man

The corpse found in Torre de la Barca could be J.V.E., a 58-year-old man, 1.70 m tall, who used to get around by bicycle, according to the SOS Missing Persons association.

Man arrested for allegedly raping a woman in February in the Montjuïc gardens of Barcelona

A 25-year-old man, with a criminal record for at least four rapes in 2018, was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in February in the Montjuïc gardens in Barcelona.

The lifeless body of the young missing teacher from Fraga is found in the mining basins of Teruel

Investigations by agents in Fraga indicated that the young missing teacher might be in Teruel. Ultimately, his lifeless body was found in the Mining Basins of this province, confirming his death after the search.

A 'TikToker's' Reflection on People Who Don’t Want to Appear in Photos: "In Which Country Are They Looking for You?"

A young TikToker reflected on those who don’t want to appear in photos, pointing out that some react aggressively when they end up in the background. She humorously questioned the logic behind avoiding being photographed, asking, "In which country are they looking for you?" to highlight how common and natural it is to appear in spontaneous images.

The Truth Behind the Movie-like Escape of Seven 'Kidnapped' Dogs in China

Seven dogs were the center of a viral escape in China, sparking rumors on social media about their kidnapping by meat traffickers. However, the truth behind the case dismisses these accusations, clarifying that they were neither kidnapped nor victims of illegal trafficking.

The Applauded Message from a Pilot After Changing a Flight to Tenerife Due to Storm Therese

The pilot maintained constant communication with the passengers during the modification of the flight to Tenerife, caused by storm Therese, to prevent them from feeling fear and to ensure their peace of mind.

How to Get Children Truly Involved in Taking Care of the Dog, According to Veterinarians and Psychologists

Experts recommend setting clear boundaries, applying consistent consequences, and using positive reinforcement so that children take on real responsibilities in caring for the dog.

An AI-Designed Cancer Vaccine Reduces Tumors in a Dog: Why the Case Calls for Caution

An experimental treatment that combined an AI-designed mRNA vaccine and another immunotherapy reduced a dog's tumors. However, the combination makes it difficult to identify which therapy was responsible for the success, warranting caution when evaluating the results.

What to Do If a Bird Hits a Window: The Simplest Gesture Can Save Its Life

Millions of birds die annually by crashing into invisible windows, but many can recover if a simple and proper protocol is followed.

Check Your Horoscope for This Friday, March 27, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help guide your day and make important decisions.

Closure of Madrid Metro Line 10: dates, affected stations, and all alternatives

The renovation of Santiago Bernabéu station will cause a partial closure of Madrid Metro Line 10 for nine months, affecting several stations. Alternatives are offered to minimize the impact on users during this period.

Everything You Can Do by Carrying Your ID on Your Mobile: Key Tips to Make the Most of It

Starting April 2nd, the MiDNI app will allow you to carry your ID on your mobile phone, making it easier to carry out various procedures digitally and securely. This simplifies and speeds up everyday tasks without the need to carry the physical document.

The famous Roman ruins of Tarragona that are becoming increasingly difficult to visit

The Tarragona City Council is carrying out environmental restoration work to stop the degradation of the natural surroundings around the Roman ruins, aiming to preserve the area and facilitate future access for visitors.

The Visual Birth of Dulcinea, from Don Quixote's Dream to the Cinema

Theatre transformed the image of Dulcinea, created by Cervantes in the imagination, serving as a bridge for later film adaptations.

A pothole on the road restores consciousness to a woman in a brain death state

A woman in a state of brain death and without brainstem reflexes regained consciousness after hitting a pothole on the road, according to the medical team.

Pyramid Scheme of Tigre y Diamante (Astro / Attack, 2025)

Tigre y Diamante presents "Pyramid Scheme," their new release with intense vibes and deep emotions, blending styles in a project full of energy and originality.

They Seem Surreal, But These Clothing Items Really Do Exist

This gallery showcases bold and unconventional clothing items that, although they may seem surreal, actually exist. These are unique designs that challenge traditional fashion and capture attention for their originality and the difficulty of wearing them.

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

Discover which famous celebrities were born under the zodiac sign Aries and learn more about their characteristics.

Pubill, Bernal, Romero... Footballers absent from De la Fuente's list who could go to the World Cup

The countdown to the 2026 World Cup begins, and Spain will debut on June 15 against Cape Verde. Luis de la Fuente must announce his list of 26 players, but some footballers highlighted for their performance or importance within the group are still not on the call-up, generating expectations about their possible final inclusion.

Pyramid of Power

All the cartoons published by Superantipático in 20minutos gathered in one place, offering a satirical and critical view on different social and political topics.

On October 12th, robotic surgery is used to fully reconstruct the bladder of a seven-year-old boy

Alex, born with a rare malformation that left his bladder outside the abdomen, underwent a complete reconstruction through robotic surgery at the 12 de Octubre hospital. The intervention was successful and his recovery is going well.

Santa Catalina Avenue Renovates Sidewalks to Improve Traffic Between Soto de Entrevías and Embajadores

Santa Catalina Avenue, with two lanes in each direction, connects residential and industrial areas in Puente de Vallecas. Its sidewalks are being renovated to improve pedestrian traffic between Soto de Entrevías and Embajadores.

The PSOE, together with Junts and PP, gives the definitive yes to the law that toughens the punishment for repeated thefts

The new law that increases penalties for repeated thefts has been approved thanks to the support of PSOE, Junts, and PP. The bill progresses without the PP amendment to toughen the immigration law, which was vetoed by the Congress Board, and despite the opposition of the Government's left-wing partners.

The Paleontologist José María Bermúdez de Castro, Jovellanos Prize Winner for a Work on Human Evolution

The work "Children of Africa. The Primordial Cradle of Humanity" by paleontologist José María Bermúdez de Castro, awarded the Jovellanos Prize, argues that racism is a social construct without scientific basis, highlighting Africa as the original origin of humanity.

Moeve launches its videopodcast 'Everything That Will Happen' to anticipate the changes that will define the future

Moeve presents its videopodcast 'Everything That Will Happen', where experts and well-known figures discuss and analyze future changes that will impact various areas, offering valuable perspectives in each episode.

The Largest Work by Salvador Dalí Auctioned in Paris for 254,000 Euros

The gigantic set piece, measuring 10 meters high and 18 meters long, created by Salvador Dalí in 1939 for the ballet 'Bacchanale' at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, was auctioned in Paris for 254,000 euros.

AI Cannot Surpass Human Creativity in Producing Images, According to a Study: "The Performance Is Poor"

Researchers claim that current AI models fail to replicate independent creative processes, showing poor performance when generating images compared to human creativity.

Man dies after falling from a bridge in Palma de Mallorca

A man died after falling from a bridge in Palma de Mallorca around 6:30 p.m. The National Police and medical services arrived at the scene but were unable to save his life.

Carlos Ares and Valeria Castro Shine at the Grand Independent Music Festival

Carlos Ares and Valeria Castro were the big winners at the 18th edition of the MIN Awards, each taking home three trophies and standing out in independent music.

Chilean Nicolás Zepeda sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his Japanese ex-girlfriend in France

Nicolás Zepeda was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his Japanese ex-girlfriend in France. During the sentencing, he listened impassively with his head in his hands.

Enrique Lasso de la Vega, New Dean of the Council of Grandees and Titles of the Kingdom

Jaime Alfonsín, Ana Zuleta, and Isabel Pascual de Quinto join the Council of Grandees and Titles of the Kingdom along with Enrique Lasso de la Vega, who assumes the position of new dean.

The Reina Sofía Strongly Advises Against Moving the 'Guernica' Due to the Risk of "New Cracks and Tears"

The Reina Sofía Museum rejects relocating Picasso's 'Guernica' because of the risks of damage such as cracks and tears caused by the inevitable vibrations during transport. This position arises following the government’s request to move the artwork to a new exhibition space, emphasizing the importance of preserving the mural's physical integrity.

France estimates 500 million euros for the restoration of the Chernobyl sarcophagus damaged by a Russian drone

France estimates the repair of the Chernobyl sarcophagus, a key structure to prevent the release of radioactive dust, at 500 million euros after it was damaged by a Russian drone.

A video surfaces of Chappell Roan ordering her bodyguard to remove one of her fans

A viral video shows Chappell Roan ordering her bodyguard to move away one of her fans following an altercation with the 11-year-old daughter of footballer Jorginho, who ended up crying in a hotel in Sao Paulo where they both happened to be.

Iran Recruits Britons on Telegram for Espionage Activities in the United Kingdom

Messages on Telegram show that Iran offers 500 pounds to Britons for simple espionage tasks in the United Kingdom, such as photographing targets.

Collboni mobilizes 23 million to mitigate the impact of the war in Iran

Collboni will allocate 23 million to expand B-Crèdits and strengthen support for workers and businesses through Barcelona Activa, in order to mitigate the economic effects caused by the war in Iran.

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

20M Surveys invites readers to participate by voting in various polls and to discover the opinions of other users. This initiative aims to encourage interaction and learn about trends on current topics, promoting a space to share viewpoints and strengthen the community of readers.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that aims to create systems capable of performing tasks that require human intelligence. To get started in AI, it is key to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing. Additionally, it is important to master tools and languages like Python, and to practice with real projects to gain practical experience.

Taz Skylar ('One Piece'), on his training for Sanji: "My body hurt so much I could feel my heart beating"

Taz Skylar, a Canarian actor, increased the intensity of his training for the second season of 'One Piece,' facing a more demanding physical preparation due to the action-packed and adrenaline-filled scenes required by 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 has 962.50 m², including butcher, deli, fruit and vegetable, fish, poultry, and bakery sections. It features solar panels, parking, and creates more than 50 jobs.

Review of 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man': Too Much Cillian for Too Little Shelby

Cillian Murphy shines in a nostalgic but somewhat lukewarm finale for his iconic character. However, the new generation of Peaky Blinders, at least for now, fails to live up to the Shelby legacy.

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

Colombian singer Shakira will perform several concerts in Madrid as part of her 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour,' in a stadium that will bear her name. The residency will have specific dates and details about the presale and ticket prices, which will be announced soon.

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

Madrid leads in the number of schools on Forbes' list of the 100 best in Spain for 2026. Most are private and multilingual, with several nationally famous alumni, and no public schools appear in the selection.

The Netflix Horror Miniseries with Camila Morrone That Breaks Couples: Review of 'Something Terrible Is About to Happen'

The miniseries produced by the Duffer brothers on Netflix explores a descent into madness, turning marital commitment into an existential cage filled with horror and psychological tension.

Changes in the Income Tax: Deadlines, Deductions, and Those Exempt from Filing

The Income Tax campaign starts on April 8 and ends on June 30. New changes in deadlines and deductions are highlighted, and it specifies who is exempt from filing the declaration.

Where to Watch 'Salvation Project': What Happens If the Cinema You Choose for Ryan Gosling's Space Movie Is Not IMAX

The science fiction film by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, 'Salvation Project,' uses different image formats that require special attention when screening. Watching it outside of IMAX theaters can affect the visual experience by not adhering to these technical specifications.

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

The passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant Martí with 122 meters of working-class architecture and a peaceful pedestrian environment, offering an oasis of calm with colorful houses and 19th-century charm in the middle of the city.

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.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Activated: This is How You Can Find Out if You Will Have to Pay the Tax Authorities or Receive a Refund

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

This is the new passport similar to that of the Camino de Santiago to promote rural tourism in Seville

The Andalusian Government has launched a new tourist visa to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities of a prominent region in Seville, aiming to encourage visits and discover the local richness.

Oil slips on Iran talks, but prices remain elevated

Oil prices dropped slightly amid ongoing talks about Iran's nuclear deal, which could lead to increased Iranian oil exports. Despite this, prices remain high due to persistent supply concerns and strong demand worldwide. Market participants continue to monitor geopolitical developments and production adjustments by major oil producers influencing the energy market's stability.

Russia’s Lavrov says US wants to take over Nord Stream gas pipelines

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused the US of aiming to seize control of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, suggesting Washington wants to dominate European energy supplies. He claimed this move is part of broader US efforts to undermine Russia’s influence and control critical infrastructure in Europe amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Rubio holds call with Iraqi Kurdish leader, State Department says

Senator Marco Rubio spoke with the Iraqi Kurdish leader to discuss regional security and U.S. support for Kurdish autonomy. The call emphasized continued cooperation against threats like ISIS and the importance of stability in Iraq. The State Department highlighted the U.S. commitment to partnership with Iraqi Kurds amid ongoing challenges in the Middle East.

Gold prices rise 2% as Trump signals progress in Iran talks; set for weekly loss

Gold prices surged 2% after President Trump indicated progress in talks with Iran, boosting safe-haven demand. Despite the increase, gold is poised for a weekly decline due to earlier losses and a stronger dollar. Market sentiment remains cautious as geopolitical developments unfold, influencing gold's volatility.

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Oil prices tick down, set for weekly losses on Middle East de-escalation hopes

Oil prices declined as hopes grow for easing tensions in the Middle East, leading to expectations of a weekly drop. Market participants anticipate reduced geopolitical risks, which has eased concerns over supply disruptions. The shift in sentiment has contributed to the downward pressure on crude prices despite ongoing global demand factors.

Mexican navy says petroleum tanker, natural seabed likely caused Gulf coast spill

The Mexican navy attributed a recent Gulf coast oil spill to both a petroleum tanker and natural seabed seepage. Investigations suggest the spill resulted from a combination of human activity and natural oil leakage beneath the seabed, affecting coastal areas and prompting environmental response measures.

Explainer - Drones and mines: taking Kharg Island would pose risks for US troops

Kharg Island, a strategic Iranian oil export hub, is heavily defended by drones and mines, complicating any US military attempt to seize it. The island’s defenses include underwater mines and armed drones capable of targeting ships. These measures increase risks for US forces, potentially leading to significant casualties and operational challenges in the Persian Gulf region.

Fuel prices spike in Chile, posing early political test for Kast

Chile faces rising fuel prices, challenging President José Antonio Kast early in his term. The surge threatens to increase living costs and fuel public discontent amid economic pressures. The government must address inflation fears and potential social unrest while balancing market forces and public demands for relief.

Factbox - Analysts increase oil price forecasts as Iran conflict continues

Analysts are raising oil price forecasts due to ongoing tensions in Iran, which threaten supply stability. Market concerns over potential disruptions have pushed crude prices higher, leading to revised outlooks for the coming months. The conflict's impact on global oil markets remains uncertain, with traders closely watching developments that could further affect supply and demand dynamics.

China boycotts top AI conference after ban on papers from US-sanctioned entities

China has decided to boycott a leading AI conference following a ban on papers from organizations under US sanctions. This move underscores rising geopolitical tensions affecting global AI research collaboration. The boycott highlights China's protest against restrictions that limit its participation in key scientific forums, potentially impacting international knowledge exchange in artificial intelligence.

Japan stocks lower at close of trade; Nikkei 225 down 0.08%

Japan's stock market closed lower, with the Nikkei 225 index falling 0.08%. Market sentiment was cautious amid mixed economic data and fluctuating global cues. Investors remained watchful of ongoing geopolitical developments and corporate earnings forecasts impacting market direction.

Exclusive — Huawei’s new AI chip finds favor with ByteDance, Alibaba which plan to place orders, sources say

Huawei’s new AI chip has attracted interest from major Chinese tech firms ByteDance and Alibaba, who intend to place orders. Sources indicate the chip’s strong performance and competitive edge are key factors driving adoption, signaling Huawei’s growing influence in the AI hardware market amid increasing domestic demand for advanced technologies.

Jefferies sees 51% upside in Mony Group on AI, yield FY26 outlook

Jefferies projects a 51% upside for Mony Group, driven by strong AI integration and improved yield forecasts for FY26. The firm highlights enhanced earnings potential from AI advancements and strategic investments, positioning Mony Group for substantial growth and profitability in the coming years.

Novartis to buy U.S.-based biotech firm Excellergy for up to $2 billion

Novartis announced plans to acquire U.S.-based biotech company Excellergy for up to $2 billion. The acquisition aims to strengthen Novartis’s position in innovative therapies and expand its biotech capabilities, enhancing its drug development pipeline and market reach in key therapeutic areas. The deal underscores Novartis’s commitment to growth through strategic acquisitions.

Chinese universities with military links bought Super Micro servers with restricted AI chips

Chinese universities connected to the military purchased Super Micro servers containing AI chips that were subject to export restrictions. The acquisition highlights ongoing concerns about the transfer of sensitive technology to Chinese institutions linked to defense activities, amid rising tensions over advanced tech access and cybersecurity.

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Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 2.54%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 2.54%. Gains were driven by positive investor sentiment and strong performance in key sectors. Market optimism was supported by favorable economic data and global market trends, boosting confidence among shareholders and contributing to the index's upward momentum at the close.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.11%

Australian stocks closed lower with the S&P/ASX 200 dropping 0.11%. Market sentiment was cautious due to global economic concerns and mixed corporate earnings. Key sectors experienced varied performance, reflecting investor uncertainty amid geopolitical tensions and fluctuating commodity prices.

PDD Holdings: Nomura upgrades to Buy on attractive valuation, Temu strength

Nomura upgraded PDD Holdings to Buy, citing its attractive valuation and the strong performance of its Temu platform. The brokerage highlighted Temu's rapid growth and potential for further market expansion, boosting confidence in PDD's future earnings and stock value.

UK GfK consumer sentiment drops to 11-month low on Iran war worries

UK consumer sentiment fell to its lowest in 11 months, driven by fears over the Iran conflict. Concerns about escalating geopolitical tensions negatively impacted public confidence, overshadowing other economic factors. This decline highlights growing unease among UK consumers amidst uncertain global and domestic conditions.

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Corruption allegations dent Milei’s popularity in Argentina, polls show

Recent polls indicate a decline in Javier Milei's popularity in Argentina following corruption allegations. The controversies have raised doubts among voters about his anti-establishment image, impacting his lead in upcoming elections. Milei's campaign now faces increased scrutiny as opponents capitalize on the scandal, highlighting concerns over transparency and ethics in his political approach.

Brazil inflation dips to 3.9% but energy prices may reverse trend

Brazil's inflation rate fell to 3.9%, driven by easing food and fuel costs. However, rising energy prices could reverse this trend, potentially pushing inflation higher in the coming months. The central bank remains cautious, monitoring economic data closely to adjust monetary policy as needed to maintain inflation targets.

U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Edge Higher, Surpassing Forecasts

U.S. initial jobless claims rose more than expected last week, signaling potential softness in the labor market. Claims increased to 260,000, exceeding forecasts of 255,000, indicating some employers may be hesitant amid economic uncertainties. Despite the rise, claims remain near historically low levels, reflecting a still-resilient job market as the economy navigates ongoing challenges.

Italy consumer morale plunges to two-and-a-half year low

Italy's consumer morale has dropped to its lowest point in two and a half years, reflecting growing economic concerns among households. Factors such as rising inflation, increased living costs, and uncertainty about the economic outlook have contributed to this decline, signaling potential challenges for domestic demand and economic growth.

Iran conflict threatens to stall Germany’s economic growth, IMK says

The Institute for Macroeconomics and Business Cycle Research (IMK) warns that the conflict involving Iran could hinder Germany’s economic growth. Rising tensions risk disrupting energy supplies and trade, potentially leading to increased inflation and weaker industrial output. The IMK highlights the need for cautious economic policies to mitigate these impacts amid global uncertainties.

German consumer sentiment falls to lowest level since March 2024 amid energy price surge

German consumer sentiment dropped to its lowest point since March 2024 due to rising energy prices. The increase in costs is dampening consumer confidence, impacting spending outlooks and economic expectations as households face higher expenses.

German consumer sentiment slumps in April on energy price fears, finds GfK

German consumer sentiment declined sharply in April due to growing concerns over rising energy prices and economic uncertainties. The GfK survey highlighted increased worries about inflation and purchasing power, leading to reduced consumer confidence. This slump reflects fears that higher costs will dampen spending, impacting the overall economic outlook in Germany.

Trump’s tariffs had little impact on GDP in 2025, but raised revenue, academic paper finds

An academic paper finds that Trump’s 2018 tariffs on imports had minimal effects on US GDP by 2025 but generated significant government revenue. The study suggests the tariffs mildly disrupted trade but did not harm economic growth as feared. Instead, the tariffs served as a source of income for the government, highlighting their complex economic impact beyond trade consequences.

France’s 2025 budget deficit comes in lower than expected, INSEE says

France's 2025 budget deficit is projected to be lower than initially forecast, according to INSEE. Improved economic performance and higher tax revenues contributed to the positive revision. This development may ease concerns about fiscal sustainability and impact government spending plans.

Morning Bid: For hungry markets, it was a kids’ menu TACO

Markets showed modest gains, likened to a kids’ meal, with investors cautious amid mixed economic data and earnings reports. Limited catalysts kept trading subdued, while key sectors saw only slight movements. The cautious mood reflects anticipation for clearer signals on inflation and Fed policy ahead.

Factbox-APAC governments scramble to assure markets as Middle East war saps confidence

APAC governments are taking steps to stabilize markets amid growing concerns over the Middle East conflict. Efforts include reassurances to investors and coordination to maintain economic confidence, as the war has triggered market volatility and uncertainty across the region. Officials aim to mitigate risks to financial stability and support economic resilience despite geopolitical tensions.

BOJ likely to warn of inflation whiplash from Iran war, ex-central bank executive says

The Bank of Japan may issue warnings about potential inflation volatility due to the Iran war, according to a former central bank executive. The conflict risks disrupting oil supplies, which could trigger sudden spikes in prices and inflation. This scenario poses challenges for the BOJ’s monetary policy as it balances economic growth and price stability amid global uncertainties.

Asian stocks extend global rout; bonds hammered as war drags on

Asian stocks fell sharply, continuing a global sell-off fueled by escalating war tensions. Investors fled to safer assets, driving bond yields higher and causing significant market volatility worldwide. The conflict's persistence is fueling uncertainty, impacting economic outlooks and investor confidence across markets.

Dollar Rides Haven Demand as Middle East Talks Ring Hollow

The US dollar strengthened as safe-haven demand grew amid stagnant Middle East peace talks. Investors sought refuge in the dollar due to ongoing regional tensions and lack of progress in negotiations, leading to increased currency volatility and cautious market sentiment.

Trump weighs sending another 10,000 ground troops to the Middle East, WSJ reports

Former President Trump is considering deploying an additional 10,000 ground troops to the Middle East amid rising regional tensions. The move aims to bolster U.S. military presence and deter potential threats. Discussions are ongoing with military advisors, reflecting concerns about escalating conflicts and ensuring stability in the area.

Nasdaq confirms correction, bond prices fall as Iran crisis pushes oil to $108

The Nasdaq officially entered a correction as concerns over the Iran crisis escalated. Bond prices dropped amid market uncertainty, while oil prices surged to $108 per barrel, driven by geopolitical tensions impacting supply fears. Investors are closely monitoring the situation for potential economic repercussions.

US Education Dept to leave current headquarters as dismantling continues under Trump

The US Education Department plans to vacate its current headquarters in a move seen as part of the Trump administration's broader efforts to reduce federal agency footprints. This shift aligns with ongoing dismantling strategies aimed at downsizing the department and reallocating resources, reflecting the administration's focus on cutting government size and influence in education.

Nasdaq confirms correction, Wall Street slumps on Middle East uncertainty

The Nasdaq entered a correction as Wall Street declined amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. Investors fled riskier assets due to geopolitical concerns, causing broad market sell-offs. Uncertainty over regional conflicts and their potential global impact pressured tech stocks and major indexes, reflecting cautious sentiment across markets.

Bitcoin falls to $68k as Iran uncertainty persists ahead of $14 billion options expiry

Bitcoin dropped to $68,000 amid ongoing uncertainty linked to Iran. Market nerves intensified as a $14 billion options expiry approaches, increasing volatility. Traders remain cautious due to geopolitical tensions and potential impacts on crypto markets ahead of the significant options deadline.

Bitcoin falls below $70k as risk assets take a hit on Iran peace talks uncertainty

Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 as uncertainty around Iran peace talks rattled markets, causing risk assets to decline. Investors reacted cautiously due to potential geopolitical tensions, leading to a sell-off in cryptocurrencies alongside stocks and commodities. The market remains sensitive to developments in diplomatic negotiations, impacting overall investor sentiment and asset prices.

BTCC Wins Most Secure Digital Asset Exchange by Pan Finance, Marking 15 Years of 0 Security Breaches

BTCC has been recognized by Pan Finance as the Most Secure Digital Asset Exchange, celebrating 15 years without any security breaches. This accolade highlights BTCC’s long-standing commitment to robust security measures and user protection in the digital asset space.

T-REX Network and Zama Launch Institutional-Grade Confidentiality Infrastructure for RWA Tokenization

T-REX Network and Zama have partnered to develop an institutional-grade confidentiality infrastructure aimed at enhancing privacy in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. This collaboration integrates advanced cryptographic techniques to secure sensitive data, ensuring compliance and trust for institutional investors engaging in RWA markets on blockchain platforms.

Fannie Mae to Accept Crypto-Backed Mortgages for the First Time

Fannie Mae will begin accepting cryptocurrency as a valid source of funds for mortgage qualification, marking the first time the government-backed entity accepts crypto-backed loans. This move aims to broaden homeownership access by recognizing crypto assets, while also implementing guidelines to address volatility and verify funds. It reflects growing mainstream acceptance of digital currencies in the financial industry.

Fannie Mae To Accept Crypto-backed Mortgage - WSJ

Fannie Mae plans to allow borrowers to use cryptocurrency holdings as collateral for mortgage loans. This marks a shift toward integrating digital assets into traditional financial services, potentially expanding borrowing options for crypto holders and signaling growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies in mainstream finance.

Bitcoin ticks up above $71k as de-escalation hopes lift risk assets

Bitcoin rose above $71,000 amid growing optimism over easing geopolitical tensions. Improved risk sentiment boosted demand for cryptocurrencies and other risk assets, lifting market prices. Investors reacted positively to signs of de-escalation, driving Bitcoin and related assets upward in value.

Binance tightens rules for token issuers and market makers

Binance has introduced stricter regulations for token issuers and market makers to enhance compliance and reduce market risks. The new rules aim to improve transparency, ensure regulatory adherence, and protect investors by setting higher standards for listing tokens and conducting trades on its platform.

Edel’s Mainnet Arrival Signals a New Credit Layer for Tokenized Equities

Edel’s launch on mainnet introduces a novel credit layer aimed at enhancing tokenized equities. This development promises improved liquidity and financing options within decentralized finance, potentially revolutionizing how digital securities are traded and leveraged. The platform's innovation could attract broader adoption by integrating traditional credit mechanisms into blockchain-based equity markets.

Hashed Invests in GCC’s First Collectibles Grading & Authentication Company "HiT"

Hashed has invested in HiT, the Gulf Cooperation Council’s first collectibles grading and authentication company. HiT provides services that verify and grade collectibles, increasing trust and value in the GCC market. This investment underscores Hashed’s dedication to supporting innovative startups within the region’s expanding collectibles and NFT ecosystem.

Rothesay reports £5.2bn in new business premiums for 2025

Rothesay announced £5.2 billion in new business premiums for 2025, reflecting strong growth and demand in its insurance offerings. The company continues to expand its market presence by securing significant contracts and strengthening its financial position. This milestone underscores Rothesay’s strategic focus on long-term retirement solutions and risk management.

Zenas BioPharma prices $200M convertible notes, $100M stock sale

Zenas BioPharma announced the pricing of $200 million in convertible notes and a $100 million common stock sale. The financing aims to support the company's pipeline development and growth initiatives. Proceeds will be used for advancing clinical trials and expanding operational capabilities. The deals reflect strong investor confidence in Zenas BioPharma’s prospects.

Worksport FY 2025 slides: revenue doubles, margins surge to 28%

Worksport reported FY 2025 revenue doubling compared to the previous year, driven by strong sales growth. Profit margins improved significantly, reaching 28%, reflecting enhanced operational efficiencies and cost management. The company anticipates continued expansion and robust financial performance in upcoming periods.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Meta and Nvidia stocks, buys Tempus AI

Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment Management has sold its shares in Meta and Nvidia, reallocating funds to purchase stock in Tempus AI. This shift reflects ARK’s strategy to invest in emerging technologies and innovative companies with high growth potential. The move signals confidence in Tempus AI’s prospects amid evolving market dynamics in the tech sector.

Banner Bank promotes Jennifer Krug to executive VP

Banner Bank has elevated Jennifer Krug to the role of executive vice president. This promotion recognizes her significant contributions and leadership within the company. Krug’s expanded responsibilities will focus on strategic initiatives to drive growth and strengthen the bank’s market position. The move underscores Banner Bank’s commitment to empowering experienced leaders to support its continued success.

Argan Q4 FY2026 slides: record earnings, $2.9B backlog fuel growth

Argan reported record earnings in Q4 FY2026, driven by strong project execution and expanding operations. The company’s backlog reached $2.9 billion, providing solid visibility for future revenue. Continued investments and strategic initiatives are expected to sustain growth momentum in the coming fiscal year.

Blink Q4 2025 slides show operational progress despite revenue miss

Blink's Q4 2025 presentation highlights operational improvements despite missing revenue targets. The company reported challenges in sales but demonstrated progress in cost control and product development, indicating potential for future growth. Management remains optimistic about strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing market competitiveness.

Datacentrex prices $20.17 million stock offering at $2 per share

Datacentrex announced a $20.17 million stock offering priced at $2 per share. The company plans to use the proceeds to strengthen its financial position and support business growth initiatives. This move aims to enhance operational capabilities and provide resources for expansion.

Innovate Q4 2025 slides: revenue jumps 62%, backlog hits $1.8B

Innovate reported a 62% revenue increase in Q4 2025, driven by strong sales and expanded market presence. The company’s backlog reached $1.8 billion, highlighting robust demand and future growth potential. Cost management improved, boosting profitability. Innovate remains optimistic about sustaining momentum amid a competitive tech landscape.

Rumble names Mike Masci as CFO effective March 31

Rumble announces Mike Masci as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective March 31. Masci brings extensive financial leadership experience to the role, expected to support the company's growth and strategic initiatives.