News Summary - 04/01/2026

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Iran using children in security roles in war, reports and witnesses say

An 11-year-old boy was reportedly killed in an air strike while manning a security checkpoint in Tehran, highlighting claims that Iran is employing children in security roles amid ongoing conflicts.

Israel says it will keep control over part of southern Lebanon after war with Hezbollah ends

Defence Minister Israel Katz stated that Israel will maintain control over portions of southern Lebanon after the conflict with Hezbollah ends. Additionally, houses in Lebanese villages near the Israeli border are set to be demolished as part of Israel's security measures.

US journalist Shelly Kittleson kidnapped in Baghdad

The US State Department reports that a suspect linked to the kidnapping of journalist Shelly Kittleson in Baghdad is associated with the Iran-backed militia group Kataib Hezbollah.

Peacekeepers killed by roadside explosion in Lebanon, initial report finds

Two Indonesian UN peacekeepers were killed by a roadside explosion in Lebanon, marking the second such fatality within a day. Another Indonesian peacekeeper had been killed just the day before, highlighting ongoing dangers faced by UN forces in the region.

India begins counting more than a billion people in massive census

India has launched the world's most ambitious census, involving three million officials in a two-phase operation to count its entire population of over a billion people.

Italian Christmas meal tragedy turns into murder inquiry

Tests indicate two women may have been poisoned with ricin, leading Italian authorities to open a murder investigation. Police have yet to identify a suspect.

Megan Thee Stallion taken to hospital during Moulin Rouge performance

Megan Thee Stallion felt very ill midway through her Moulin Rouge show in New York, leading to her being taken to the hospital, her representative confirmed to US media.

'My six-year-old has nosebleeds': Chiang Mai air pollution sparks health fears

Chiang Mai faces severe air pollution during peak fire season, making it one of the world's most polluted cities. Residents report health issues, including nosebleeds in children, raising concerns about the impact of hazardous air quality on public health.

Tiger Woods to 'step away and seek treatment' after crash

Golf champion Tiger Woods was arrested and charged with DUI after his car clipped a truck and rolled over in Florida. Following the incident, Woods announced he will step away from golf to seek treatment.

Judge temporarily halts construction of Trump's White House ballroom

A Republican-appointed judge ruled that Donald Trump, as a "steward" rather than the owner of the White House, does not have the authority to proceed with constructing a ballroom, resulting in a temporary halt to the project.

US Army pilots who flew near Kid Rock's home suspended and then reinstated within hours

Two US Army helicopter crews were initially suspended for flying near Kid Rock's home. However, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth quickly intervened, announcing there would be no investigation and the pilots were reinstated within hours.

Tech giant Oracle makes 'significant' job cuts

Oracle, a leading global tech company, is believed to have laid off thousands of employees in a major workforce reduction.

China bans storing cremated remains in empty 'bone ash apartments'

China has banned the practice of storing cremated remains in vacant apartments, known as 'bone ash apartments.' This move aims to curb the use of residential spaces for keeping ashes instead of traditional cemeteries, addressing concerns over respect for the deceased and proper funeral practices.

Wolf Bites Woman in Shocking German Attack on Busy Hamburg Shopping Street

A woman was bitten by a wolf in Hamburg, marking what is believed to be the first wolf attack on a human in Germany since wolves began to reestablish themselves in the country decades ago. The incident took place on a busy shopping street, shocking locals and raising concerns about the return of the species to urban areas.

King's state visit to US to go ahead in April, but no Harry meeting

The King will proceed with his state visit to Washington in April despite ongoing US-UK political tensions. However, there will be no meeting with Prince Harry during this trip.

Eurovision Song Contest launches first-ever Asia edition

The Eurovision Song Contest is launching its first-ever Asia edition, featuring broadcasters from 10 countries, including South Korea and the Philippines.

Russian oil tanker docks in Cuba ending near-total blockade

A Russian oil tanker has arrived in Cuba, delivering much-needed fuel and easing the island's severe shortages caused by a near-total blockade.

'Moonshots' and merch - what it's like to be on Florida's Space Coast ahead of Artemis launch

Massive crowds have flocked to Florida's Kennedy Space Center to witness the historic Artemis moon mission launch, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with enthusiasm and themed merchandise.

'You're no longer my sister' - rows erupt as war divides Iranian families

The ongoing war has sparked intense disputes among Iranian families, causing angry exchanges and strained relationships. People describe scenes of conflict and division as differing views on the war create deep rifts within households across the country.

'A million things could go wrong' - why seizing Iran's uranium would be so risky for the US

A former defense official told the BBC that seizing Iran's uranium stockpile would be among the most complex special operations ever, with numerous risks and potential complications involved.

Asia's migrant workers debate if Gulf jobs are worth deadly risk of Iran war

Iran's attacks on Gulf states have put Asian migrant workers in a dilemma, as many rely on jobs there to support families and escape poverty. The escalating conflict raises concerns about safety and the value of risking lives for these essential but dangerous employment opportunities.

Who are the Artemis II astronauts heading to the Moon?

The Artemis II crew, composed of skilled pilots, engineers, and scientists, share their aspirations, concerns, and the personal sacrifices their families have made as they prepare for the mission to the Moon.

How Pakistan won over Trump to become an unlikely mediator in the Iran war

Pakistan unexpectedly emerged as a key mediator in the Iran conflict, leveraging its unique ties and diplomatic skills. Its role highlights Islamabad's strategic importance and ability to engage with diverse regional powers, positioning itself as a crucial intermediary in a tense geopolitical landscape.

After sex abuse claims, activists and lawmakers rethink Cesar Chavez Day

California has renamed Cesar Chavez Day to Farmworkers Day following allegations of sexual abuse against the labor-rights leader. The change reflects growing calls from activists and lawmakers to reassess how the holiday honors Chavez amid the controversy.

Inside the cockpit of RAF tanker during defensive mission against Iranian drones

Defence correspondent Jonathan Beale joins a Royal Air Force Voyager refueling mission in the Middle East, providing insight into the tanker’s role in supporting jets during defensive operations against Iranian drones.

Long queues in Myanmar as Iran war fuel crisis deepens

Drivers in Myanmar face hours-long queues at petrol stations amid a deepening fuel crisis triggered by the ongoing Iran war, causing widespread supply disruptions and soaring demand.

How the US could try to seize Iran's Kharg Island

Donald Trump suggested deploying US troops to seize control of Iran's strategic oil export terminal on Kharg Island, a critical point for Iran's oil exports, escalating tensions between the two nations.

Shock, sadness and relief in town at centre of Australia's seven-month manhunt for Dezi Freeman

Porepunkah, deeply affected by the tragic shooting of two police officers by Dezi Freeman last year, has experienced shock, sadness, and relief following the end of the seven-month manhunt for Freeman. The town remains in the spotlight as it processes the events and their impact on the community.

First stop, the Moon. Next stop, Mars? Why NASA's mission matters

The US is intensifying its space efforts, focusing on lunar exploration amidst competition with China. NASA's mission aims to deepen lunar discoveries and set the stage for future manned missions to Mars, reflecting increased investment in time, effort, and resources for advancing space exploration.

Fuel rations and free buses: How countries are responding to rising oil prices

Governments globally are implementing strategies like fuel rationing and offering free public transport to mitigate the effects of rising oil prices on their populations.

Tech CEOs suddenly love blaming AI for mass job cuts. Why?

Many tech CEOs attribute recent mass layoffs to AI advancements, emphasizing the need to invest more in AI technologies. They highlight AI's role in restructuring workforces, using it as a rationale for job cuts while pushing for increased funding to stay competitive.

Why Chinese tech companies are racing to set up in Hong Kong

Mainland Chinese tech firms are establishing operations in Hong Kong to test their products and leverage the city as a strategic hub for global expansion. Its unique position offers access to international markets and a more flexible regulatory environment, making it an attractive base for innovation and growth beyond the mainland.

Photos show heavily damaged US radar jet at Saudi base

Photos have emerged showing a US radar jet heavily damaged at a Saudi base. US Central Command has not yet released any official statement regarding the incident.

One ant for $220: The new frontier of wildlife trafficking

Kenya faces a surge in ant smuggling driven by collectors willing to pay up to $220 per ant. This unexpected wildlife trafficking trend threatens local ecosystems as smugglers exploit the high demand to make substantial profits. Authorities are struggling to keep up with this emerging market targeting rare insects.

Inside NASA's Moon Spacesuit Lab Ahead of Artemis Launch

The Artemis II spacesuits are engineered to safeguard astronauts during launch, landing, and potential emergencies, ensuring their safety throughout the mission.

How Australia’s seven-month-long manhunt came to an end

Fugitive Dezi Freeman had been on the run for seven months after fatally shooting two police officers on his rural property in August last year. The manhunt ended with his capture, closing a prolonged and intense search.

Hundreds in Beirut mourn journalists killed in Israeli strike

BBC reports on the funerals in Beirut for three journalists killed in a targeted Israeli strike in southern Lebanon. Hundreds gathered to mourn the victims, highlighting the tragic impact of the conflict on the press.

Watch: Iconic global landmarks turn off lights for Earth Hour

Famous landmarks such as France's Eiffel Tower and Barcelona's Sagrada Família Basilica took part in Earth Hour by switching off their lights for an hour on Saturday night, promoting awareness for environmental conservation.

Expectant mothers in Cuba struggle under fuel blockade

The BBC's Will Grant reports on how Cuba's energy crisis, caused by a fuel blockade, is affecting pregnant women. Two expectant mothers share contrasting experiences, highlighting the challenges and hardships they face amid shortages and limited access to essential services during this difficult period.

'Our home is gone': BBC speaks to displaced families in Lebanon

The BBC's Hugo Bachega reports from Beirut, highlighting the struggles of over a million displaced Lebanese families. Many have lost their homes amid ongoing crises, facing hardship and uncertainty as they seek shelter and stability.

Why is it so hard to pass through the Strait of Hormuz?

Paul Adams highlights the dangers of navigating the Strait of Hormuz, a critical and narrow shipping lane responsible for a significant portion of the world's oil transport. The area is fraught with geopolitical tensions, military presence, and risks of conflict, making passage risky and challenging for vessels.

Robles admits that the bases in Rota and Morón remain active but with the "limitation" of not "supporting" the war in Iran

The Minister of Defense explained to the National Security Commission that the bases in Rota and Morón remain active, but with the restriction of not facilitating the war in Iran. She clarified that closing the airspace to military operations does not break the link with NATO.

Italy Denied the US Use of an Air Base for Flights Involved in the Iran War

Italy denied the United States permission to use the Sigonella air base in Sicily for flights related to the war in Iran, according to the Italian Ministry of Defense.

Robles confirms that Spain will send another frigate to Cyprus to relieve the Cristóbal Colón and thus maintain the defensive mission

Margarita Robles announced that Spain will send a new frigate to Cyprus to relieve the Cristóbal Colón, ensuring the continuity of the defensive mission. The relief is scheduled for April 7.

War in Iran, live | Trump lashes out at European countries for their reluctance to participate in the war: "Go to Hormuz and get your own oil"

The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, severely affecting the global oil supply. Trump criticizes European countries for their hesitation to get involved in the Iranian conflict and urges them to go directly to Hormuz to secure their own oil, as tensions and economic repercussions escalate.

Eurozone inflation soars to 2.5% in March due to the impact of the war in Iran

Inflation in the Eurozone rose by 0.6 points in March to 2.5%, the largest increase since January 2025, driven mainly by the rise in energy prices, affected by the war in Iran.

The three scenarios Trump is considering in the war with Iran: an agreement, a ground incursion, or handing over the initiative to Netanyahu

The US considers a possible agreement with Iran, although Tehran rejects it as a cover-up. At the same time, developments suggest that Washington could be preparing a ground incursion, while also contemplating handing over the initiative to Netanyahu in the conflict.

Iran attacks fully loaded Kuwaiti "supertanker" in Dubai port

Dubai authorities confirmed that a drone struck a Kuwaiti "supertanker" loaded in its port, causing no injuries or spills.

A Massive Explosion: US Attacks Isfahan, Home of Iran's Nuclear Program, with 'Bunker-Buster' Bombs

The US president released a video threatening Iran and stated that attacks will continue until an agreement is reached, although the exact location of the alleged attack is uncertain.

Israel announces it will destroy all homes in southern Lebanon along its border to control the area up to the Litani River

Israel plans to create a buffer zone in southern Lebanon by destroying all homes in that border area to control the region up to the Litani River.

Heat Returns: Nine Provinces in Spain to Exceed 25 Degrees During Holy Week

A weather change is expected at the end of Holy Week across much of the Iberian Peninsula, with nine Spanish provinces surpassing 25 degrees Celsius, marking a notable return of warmth.

Humanity Returns to the Moon 50 Years Later: All the Key Points of the Artemis II Mission

NASA's Artemis II mission will depart on April 1 with a crew heading to the Moon on a 10-day journey, marking the human return to the satellite after 50 years.

When was the far side of the Moon first seen and what is on it?

The far side of the Moon was photographed for the first time in October 1959 by the Soviet probe Luna 3, revealing a lunar side until then invisible from Earth.

"You Are the Vice": Rosalía's Cute Anecdote with a Fan Who Shouted at Her During the Show in Madrid

During a show in Madrid, a fan interrupted Rosalía with a question that the singer answered. In response, Rosalía dedicated the song "Sauvignon Blanc" to her, creating a charming moment between them.

Rosalía gathers many VIPs: the celebrities who watched the concert from the stands

Numerous celebrities attended Rosalía's concert in Madrid, enjoying the show from the stands and showing their support for the Catalan singer.

An armed person crashes a vehicle into a synagogue in Michigan

An armed man rammed a vehicle into a synagogue in Michigan. The attacker was shot dead by security forces, and U.S. authorities have not linked the incident to the conflict with Iran.

Christian Lawyers file a criminal complaint for malfeasance against the doctor who processed Noelia's euthanasia

Christian Lawyers filed a complaint for malfeasance against the doctor who managed Noelia's euthanasia, citing a "conflict of interest" due to the professional also being a transplant coordinator.

The anesthetist Juan Maeso dies, convicted for the mass hepatitis C infection in Valencia

Juan Maeso, an anesthetist sentenced to 1,933 years in prison for infecting 275 patients with hepatitis C in Valencia, has died.

A drug tunnel in Ceuta for transporting hashish: this was the major operation that uncovered the underground labyrinth

A complex drug tunnel in Ceuta was dismantled, camouflaged behind a soundproofed refrigerator, with three levels: a descent shaft, a chamber for storing hashish, and a final line towards Morocco, used to transport drugs.

The Ceuta Drug Tunnel Uses Old Water Drainage Systems and the National Police Warn: "More Tunnels Will Appear"

In Ceuta, drug traffickers are using old water drainage systems at the Tarajal border to build tunnels. The National Police warn that more similar tunnels are expected, taking advantage of these natural and old structures for illegal trafficking.

Risk Factors for Colon Cancer, a Disease Increasingly Affecting Younger People

In 2025, 44,571 new cases of colorectal cancer were recorded in the country, highlighting a notable increase among young patients. Factors such as diet, sedentary lifestyle, and genetics contribute to the risk, emphasizing the importance of prevention and early detection.

Colorectal cancer will be the most diagnosed type of cancer in Spain in 2026 with more than 44,000 new cases

Colorectal cancer will become the most diagnosed cancer in Spain in 2026, with more than 44,000 new cases. Screening in people aged 50 to 70 is key for early diagnosis and improving outcomes.

Billie Eilish's Stalker Dies After Being Hit by a Train

Prenell Rousseau, reported in 2020 for stalking Billie Eilish, died after being hit by a train.

The Great Outrage of Maica and Claudia After the Food Distribution on 'Survivors'

Maica and Claudia expressed their frustration because they are always the last to receive food during the distributions on 'Survivors', which has caused their great outrage.

Benita: "I wanted to be a woman, but not a prostitute. My mother would never have kicked me out, but I also wouldn’t have had a career"

Benita, fortune teller and artist, premieres a documentary on TVE where she shares her transition process, which began at age 61, and reflects on various realities of the trans community.

Housing Shows No Sign of Letting Up: Prices Rise 14.3% in the First Quarter of the Year, Approaching 2,000 Euros per Square Meter

Housing prices increased by 14.3% in the first quarter and are nearing 2,000 euros/m². Adjusted for inflation, prices have risen 32% since 2015 but remain 34% below the peak levels reached in 2007.

Kiko Rivera halts the sale of Cantora: "His mother is a professional troublemaker"

Begoña Gutiérrez, responsible for the operation, reveals in 'El precio de' the details about how the million-euro sale of Cantora was organized, which was stopped by Kiko Rivera, who accuses his mother of being a "professional troublemaker."

Spain closed 2025 with a deficit of 2.2% of GDP, the lowest figure in 18 years

Spain closed 2025 with a public deficit of 2.2% of GDP, surpassing the target of 2.5% and reducing the imbalance in public accounts by 8.811 billion in one year, reaching the lowest level in 18 years.

Pilar, the first homeowner in Spain to evict a squatter declared vulnerable: "It has cost me money and health"

Pilar, the first homeowner in Spain to evict a squatter declared vulnerable, revealed that the squatter demanded 10,000 euros to leave. The process has caused her significant financial and emotional strain.

Concern for Diego Matamoros, with fever and "quite affected" lungs

Diego Matamoros, son of Kiko Matamoros, has been absent from social media due to his poor health. He has a fever and his lungs are "quite affected," which has caused concern among his followers and family.

Aldama claims that his frontman paid for Jésica Rodríguez's apartment and that there were eviction threats when he stopped doing so

Aldama presented emails from Luis Alberto Escolano, his frontman, to prove that he was paying the rent for the apartment in Plaza de España, Madrid. Additionally, he stated that there were eviction threats when Escolano stopped making the payments.

Highway robberies spread fear among truck drivers: "I woke up and there were three guys trying to get into the cabin"

The increase in truck thefts in Spain is causing great insecurity among transport workers, with organized gangs putting both their finances and physical safety at risk.

Things We Used to Do Daily That Young People Nowadays Don't Even Know What They Are

In just a few decades, technological advances have transformed daily habits, making activities and common objects from the past unknown to new generations.

The DANA judge rejects Carlos Mazón's involvement in the case

The judge has rejected Carlos Mazón's, former president of the Generalitat, request to become involved in the DANA case, considering him only as a witness. Mazón requested information about whether he is being investigated, arguing that he has the right to know.

The Government Creates a Suicide Observatory That Will Meet Twice a Year to Strengthen Prevention in Spain

The Government has created a Suicide Observatory that will meet twice a year to improve information, promote joint analysis, and support decision-making in public policies aimed at suicide prevention in Spain.

Lobato, on the Formula 1 audience collapse: "What the heck does it have to do with the regulations?"

Spanish F1 commentator Lobato attributes the sharp drop in viewership at the Japanese GP not to the regulations, but to the poor performance of the Aston Martin and Williams teams.

When Should a Teenage Girl Visit the Gynecologist for the First Time

72% of Spanish girls between 12 and 19 years old have not visited a gynecologist. Quirónsalud advises that the first consultation should take place during this stage to clarify doubts and receive proper guidance.

These Are the Modern Versions of the Most Iconic Cars (and Made in Spain)

Stellantis brings together legendary brands such as Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Citroën, Fiat, Jeep, Opel, and Peugeot, known for their iconic models. Today, they continue their legacy with modern versions that keep alive the spirit of those cars that defined an era, especially those manufactured in Spain.

The Expansion of 'Coliving' Pushes Neighbors into Eviction: "My Life and My Home Are Not Monopoly"

Investment funds are buying buildings in Barcelona to transform apartments into 'coliving' rooms, which leads to the eviction of neighbors through pressure, constant construction, and legal actions, disrupting the lives of the affected communities.

The 7 Lives of the Last Bar in Town: Lastras del Pozo, a Rural Takeaway Operated via WhatsApp

In Lastras del Pozo, a village of 55 inhabitants, the takeaway food service, managed through WhatsApp, has become essential. While it goes unnoticed in cities like Madrid, in this small village the last bar offers a valuable takeaway that supports local social and economic life.

Borislav Mihaylov Dies, the Legendary Goalkeeper of Bulgaria's Historic 1994 World Cup Team

Borislav Mihaylov, legendary goalkeeper of the Bulgarian national team in the 1994 World Cup, has passed away at the age of 63, according to the Bulgarian Football Union (BFU).

Britney Spears reappears with her eldest son on a yacht after being arrested for drunk driving

Britney Spears and her eldest son are gradually rebuilding their relationship, as seen in their recent appearance together on a yacht, following the incident in which Britney was arrested for drunk driving.

Does Age Matter in Love? A Study Proves It

Relationships with age differences are often influenced more by economic inequality, gender roles, and power imbalances than by romantic reasons, according to a study.

The Historical Events Behind the End of the Peaky Blinders Saga

The series "The Immortal Man" is inspired by real events related to World War II, exploring themes of horror and destiny, and marking the conclusion of Tommy Shelby's story in Peaky Blinders.

Iberia and the unions reach an agreement on a voluntary redundancy plan for the departure of 996 people

Iberia and the unions have agreed on a voluntary redundancy plan affecting 996 employees: 106 pilots, 137 cabin crew members, and 753 ground staff, facilitating negotiated departures within the company.

Andrew Garfield criticizes J.K. Rowling and the 'Harry Potter' series

Andrew Garfield defends the 'Harry Potter' movies starring Daniel Radcliffe, but criticizes J.K. Rowling and announces that he will not watch the new HBO series based on the saga.

Five Zara Jackets Under €50 That Will Solve Your Mid-Season Looks

Bomber jackets are making a comeback as a trend and are essential for your wardrobe basics, perfect for complementing your mid-season looks without spending more than €50 at Zara.

Science Confirms It: This Is How Exercise Can Help Speed Up Your Intestinal Transit

Sedentary behavior negatively affects digestion, while simple activities like walking stimulate intestinal activity, helping to accelerate intestinal transit and improve digestive health.

The Secrets of Space Telescopes: An AI Discovers Over 100 New Exoplanets

The AI RAVEN has identified more than 100 previously unknown exoplanets in data from the TESS space telescope, uncovering hidden information and expanding our knowledge of the universe.

The Best Urban Hotel in Spain is in Madrid: a 19th-Century Palace in an Iconic Neighborhood

A historic hotel in the heart of Madrid, located in a 19th-century palace in an emblematic neighborhood, has been recognized as the best urban hotel in Spain in the first edition of the Forbes Travel Awards.

Chefs Choose the Most Suitable Bread for Making Michelin Star Torrijas

Renowned chefs like Jordi Cruz and Dani García highlight brioche bread as the most suitable for preparing innovative and high-quality torrijas, adding a special touch to this traditional dessert.

The DGT Removes Five More V16 Beacons from the Official List of Approved Devices

The Directorate General of Traffic continues to revoke licenses for various models of V16 beacons from different brands, as it did in January, removing them from the official list of approved devices for failing to meet requirements.

The Return of 'Euphoria', 'The Handmaid's Tale', and Nicole Wallace: The Best Series in April You Can't Miss

April brings unmissable premieres and returns on Netflix, HBO Max, and Apple TV, including new seasons of 'Euphoria', 'The Handmaid's Tale', and the Nicole Wallace series. Don't miss these productions that promise to thrill and captivate viewers.

The Cortes will study the possible effects on national security of regularizing immigrants

The PP has succeeded in passing a proposal for a group of deputies and senators to analyze the possible effects on national security of the immigrant regularization plan being prepared by the Government. The initiative received support from the PP and Vox, and was rejected by the PSOE, ERC, and Bildu.

Five arrested in Leganés for assaulting and detaining a man in his home

Five people were arrested in Leganés for assaulting and detaining a man from Guinea in his home. The victim was found semi-naked and defenseless, suffering verbal abuse. The assailants were identified thanks to a video obtained by the police.

The new Sumar alliance will hold another event in Seville on April 19 during the Andalusian pre-campaign

The Sumar coalition aims to include Podemos in its alliance and will organize an event in Seville on April 19, during the Andalusian pre-campaign.

Segura apologizes again for his words about trans people: "I am quite a flawed person"

Actor and director Segura apologizes once more for his comments about trans people. He acknowledges that they have been marginalized, mistreated, and persecuted in Spain, and admits his mistakes, stating that he is "quite a flawed person."

Topuria's New Investment, a Security Device... Shaped Like a Grenade

FlamAid, led by Julieta Rueff, has developed an innovative security device shaped like a grenade, promoting the idea that security represents freedom, not fear.

'Lux Tour' arrives in Spain: Photos from Rosalía's first concert in Madrid

Rosalía begins her 'Lux Tour' in Spain with her first concert in Madrid, followed by three more shows on April 1, 3, and 4. After a stop in Lisbon, the singer will return to Barcelona to perform on the 13th, 15th, 17th, and 18th of the same month.

Can They Notify You of a Rent Increase via WhatsApp? This Is What the LAU Says

According to the Urban Leases Act (LAU), the rent can only be updated if it is agreed upon in the contract, regardless of whether landlords and tenants communicate via WhatsApp.

Five Ways to Save on Fuel for Traveling This Easter Week

Easter vacations will face high fuel prices due to the conflict in the Middle East. Here are five tips to save on gasoline and reduce expenses on your trips.

"‘Hidden’ Aid That Almost No One Requests and That Can Add Up to More Than 10,000 Euros

A family with children can access national and regional public aid totaling up to 10,000 euros per year. Many of these benefits go unnoticed and are rarely applied for, despite their potential economic advantage to improve the family’s finances."

Is It Worth Investing in a Pension Plan to Get Tax Deductions on the 2026 Income Tax Return?

Investing in a pension plan allows you to reduce the taxable base of the Personal Income Tax (IRPF), which means immediate tax savings. This advantage can make the investment beneficial for those looking to optimize their 2026 Income Tax Return.

Iran does not need to win the war

Trump has militarily escalated, committing resources and prestige. He cannot withdraw without admitting defeat, nor advance without worsening the situation, leaving the conflict at a critical point.

The PSOE and Sumar clash over the economy

The two vice presidents have recently shown clear disagreements, reflecting tensions between PSOE and Sumar on economic issues.

D-Days

Not all diseases or sufferings generate the same social or media interest, which reflects inequalities in the attention and valuation of different ailments.

The Holy Week Truce

The President of the United States has managed to unite the Spanish people in criticism of his policy, considered erratic and dangerous.

Junqueras reiterates his 'no' to Rufián's left-wing front: "They will not impose on us how to present ourselves"

Oriol Junqueras, leader of ERC, reaffirms his rejection of the coalition led by Gabriel Rufián, stating that they will not be dictated on how to present themselves. Additionally, he indicates that he will probably not attend the event organized by Rufián and Montero in Barcelona.

Natalia Verbeke leaves Broncano speechless: "I’m a sexual athlete, I can assure you"

Natalia Verbeke surprised Broncano on 'La Revuelta' by revealing that she has lost count of her encounters in the last 30 days, humorously and sincerely affirming that she is "a sexual athlete."

Los Javis Experience Another "Divorce": They Lose Their Right Hand in Their Production Company

Marta Pastor, CEO of Suma Content for a year and a half and the right hand of Los Javis, has left the production company, marking another significant change in the team close to the creators.

Quarrel between a sacristan and the neighbors of Badajoz over the procession of a Holy Week float without a blessing

The sacristan and a neighbor provide opposing versions regarding the controversial procession of a Holy Week float in Badajoz without a blessing, causing a quarrel between them and other neighbors.

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20minutos launches Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to participate in the news and report stories that deserve investigation. They invite you to submit topics to be covered and read.

More than 80% of '20minutos' readers are in favor of ending the time change

Spain officially switched to daylight saving time on March 29, 2026. A survey by '20minutos' reveals that more than 80% of its readers support eliminating the time change, seeking greater stability and wanting to avoid the negative effects associated with adjusting the clock.

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

The 2025 Income Tax Return will begin in April. Taxpayers will be able to request the draft and submit their declarations to the Tax Agency. You can send your questions through our form to receive answers by mail.

How much do you know about Rosalía? Test yourself with these 10 questions to see if you are the number 1 fan of the singer

Rosalía arrives today at the Movistar Arena in Madrid with her tour corresponding to her latest studio album, Lux.

Aramburu Returns to Basque Themes in 'Maite': "The Condition of Being a Victim Lasts Forever. Saying the Issue Is Closed Is Abandoning Them"

Fernando Aramburu, author of 'Patria', presents 'Maite', a novel focused on women against the backdrop of terrorism, especially the assassination of Miguel Ángel Blanco in 1997. The work addresses the persistent condition of being a victim and criticizes those who declare the issue closed, defending the memory and recognition of suffering.

Photo Gallery | Canine Horoscope: This is Your Dog, According to Its Zodiac Sign

According to the canine horoscope, your dog's personality and characteristics can be reflected in its zodiac sign, offering a fun way to understand its behavior based on the stars.

This is the "robotic centaur": a machine that combines human strength and technology

The "robotic centaur" is an innovative machine designed to combine human strength with advanced technology. Its main function is to assist in carrying heavy objects and to improve people's mobility and physical performance, making tasks that require effort and efficiency easier.

The Time Clock Once Again Causes Tensions Between PSOE and Sumar in Carlos Cuerpo’s First Week as Vice President

In Carlos Cuerpo’s first week as vice president, the time clock has caused tensions between PSOE and Sumar, highlighting internal differences regarding the management and implementation of this labor measure.

Koldo García asks the Constitutional Court to suspend the mask case seven days before the start of the trial

Koldo García requests the Constitutional Court to suspend the mask case one week before the trial, arguing that the Supreme Court has violated his fundamental rights and that he has not had access to the devices seized by the UCO.

The Seven Lives of the Last Bar in Town: "There’s Nobody Here Daily, We Are Here Alone, Alone..."

Rubén Sánchez operates alone the last bar in town, which serves as a café, restaurant, and grocery store. Additionally, he prepares food to order and offers home delivery, showcasing the dedication of this multifaceted innkeeper in an almost deserted place.

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

This Tuesday marks the 50th anniversary of the coup d'état in Argentina that initiated a brutal dictatorship, during which thousands were kidnapped, tortured, and disappeared. The victims faced social stigma, being seen as traitors or subversives, reflecting the deep impact and division left by this dark period in Argentine society.

Knitting and Painting to Avoid 'Scrolling': "The Challenge of My Generation Is to Focus on Something Other Than the Phone"

Young people, overwhelmed by mobile phone use, turn to manual activities like crochet and painting as a way to disconnect, create something tangible, and improve their concentration, facing the challenge of not letting screens dominate them.

The 'Pasapalabra' Jackpot Exceeds 300,000 Euros and Javier Falls Two Letters Short of Winning It

Javier, a lawyer from Madrid, came very close to winning the 318,000-euro jackpot on Antena 3's quiz show 'Pasapalabra,' missing the prize by just two letters.

Nacho wins over the 'MasterChef' judges with his pistachio opener: "Will you give it to me?"

Nacho surprised the 'MasterChef' judges with a pistachio opener that he invented and patented himself. He explained that once you get the hang of it, it is very easy to use, earning the judges' admiration and their request for him to give it to them.

Ángela Cervantes and Natalia Verbeke receive the title of 'nice guests' of 'La Revuelta'

David Broncano awarded diplomas to Ángela Cervantes and Natalia Verbeke, officially naming them 'nice guests' of the program 'La Revuelta'.

"'Malas lenguas' reveals the reason for 35% of separations among Spanish couples

Reporter Vanesa Quismondo interviewed several people to learn their opinions about the causes of 35% of separations among Spanish couples, uncovering the main reasons behind these breakups."

'First Dates' explains where the famous 'butterflies in the stomach' come from when you fall in love

Richard Pena, the voice-over of 'First Dates,' explains that the famous 'butterflies in the stomach' when falling in love come from the brain.

The Two Sides of the Norwegian Royal Family: From Princess Astrid’s Recovery to Mette-Marit’s Vacation

Princess Astrid, sister of the King of Norway, has successfully recovered from pneumonia, while the crown princes have not revealed their plans for the Easter holidays.

Jesús Sanz 'El Chepas', guitarist and founder of Lujuria, dies from cancer

Jesús Sanz 'El Chepas', guitarist and founder of the metal band Lujuria, has passed away due to cancer. The metal community mourns the loss of this outstanding artist.

Amelia Bono suffers a spectacular fall in her debut as a cyclist: "Thank goodness for the helmet"

Amelia Bono, daughter of José Bono and a sports enthusiast, had a spectacular fall during her debut as a cyclist. Fortunately, the helmet she was wearing protected her, preventing serious injuries in the incident.

Josema Yuste lashes out at Ione Belarra for criticizing businessman Joan Roig: "Besides being an imbecile, she’s a fascist"

Josema Yuste harshly criticized Ione Belarra for her attacks on businessman Joan Roig, calling her an "imbecile" and a "fascist." In an interview, the actor expressed his discontent with the government and left-wing parties, reaffirming his critical stance towards them.

The Helplessness of Carlos Marín's Family, from Il Divo: They Seek a Tribute Like Tom Jones Received

Carlos Marín's family and fans, a member of Il Divo, are gathering signatures to achieve a posthumous tribute similar to the one received by Tom Jones, aiming to recognize his legacy and honor him after his passing.

Martin Short reappears in public after his only daughter took her own life just over a month ago

Martin Short made a public appearance again after stepping away from work and media attention due to the tragic death of his only daughter just over a month ago.

This Is Sandra Barneda’s Life in the Netherlands with Her Girlfriend

Sandra Barneda has moved to Amsterdam for love and lives in the capital of the Netherlands. She has been in a relationship with her girlfriend for four years.

Amador Mohedano lashes out at the woman he left Rosa Benito for: "It's a disgrace!"

Amador Mohedano accuses Raquel Moragues of hiding the truth and claims that he is a victim of a set-up, defending his version of the controversy that led to the end of his relationship with Rosa Benito.

The tender reaction of Aguasantas' mother upon discovering her pregnancy: "You can't"

Influencer Aguasantas is expecting her first child with her partner Juan José Peña. The news was met with a tender and emotional reaction from her mother.

Céline Dion Announces Her Return to the Stage with Ten Concerts in Paris

Céline Dion is returning to the stage after a break, announcing ten concerts in Paris. The iconic singer will resume her musical activity in the French city, offering her fans a highly anticipated series of performances. This comeback marks a special moment in her career and generates great excitement among her followers.

Measures for Safe Holidays

The National Police recommends adopting preventive measures at home and when planning trips to avoid thefts during the holidays. Security measures are reinforced due to increased travel, with the aim of protecting homes left empty during this period.

This is the advanced technology that the Police will use during Holy Week

The National Police will deploy a special operation in Seville during Holy Week, using underground units, canine guides, cavalry, citizen services, and aerial resources to ensure safety.

Cyclone Narelle Hits Australia and Colors the Skies Blood Red

Cyclone Narelle, an uncommon 'triple impact' system, has severely affected northern Queensland, the Northern Territory, and Western Australia, causing blood-red skies and extreme weather conditions in these regions.

Italy draws on pride to fight against the World Cup curse in Bosnia: "Sometimes we have been champions without being the best"

Under the direction of Gennaro Gattuso, the Italian national team faces a crucial match against Bosnia to secure their place in the 2026 World Cup, appealing to pride and history to overcome the so-called "World Cup curse."

Cucurella open to signing for Barça: "It would be hard to turn down, I would have to consider it"

Marc Cucurella, Chelsea player, stated in a press conference that signing for FC Barcelona would be hard to turn down and that he would have to seriously consider it if an offer from the Catalan club arrived.

The Bulls suspend Jaden Ivey over homophobic comments about Pride Month in the NBA

The Chicago Bulls have temporarily suspended point guard Jaden Ivey due to homophobic comments made about Pride Month in the NBA, describing his conduct as harmful to the team.

Beatriz Álvarez resigns as president of Liga F and the electoral process begins

Beatriz Álvarez has resigned as president of Liga F. The organization has announced on its official website the start of the electoral process to choose her successor.

Mbappé 'switches' to basketball: amazing basket in the locker room and little dance

Kylian Mbappé surprised everyone by making an impressive basketball shot during a training session with the French national team, ending with a celebratory dance in the locker room.

A guide is launched to help tourist accommodations implement accessibility measures

CaixaBank and ILUNION have created the first comprehensive manual covering accessibility throughout the entire hotel experience, from online booking to check-out, to help tourist accommodations implement accessible measures.

Organizations and Families Call to Maintain Special Education and Request More Resources for Regular Education

The PP requests a plan to protect special education, while the PSOE is working on an inclusive education plan. Families demand more resources for both special and regular education.

Violeta, with autism and a rare syndrome, demands 'less judgment and more help': "We need support"

Violeta, 23 years old, was diagnosed two years ago with PCDH19 syndrome, a rare encephalopathy that causes epilepsy, developmental delay, and autism. She calls for less social judgment and more support for people with similar disabilities.

Eurozone Inflation Soars to 2.5% in March Due to Impact of War in Iran

Inflation in the Eurozone rose by 0.6 points in March, reaching 2.5%, its highest increase since January 2025. This rise is mainly due to higher energy prices, the only category showing growth, influenced by the war in Iran.

The Iran War Pushes Oil to Its Biggest Monthly Increase in History

The price of oil has risen nearly 55% since February 28, when the United States and Israel launched attacks that triggered the conflict with Iran, marking the largest monthly increase on record.

Neither McDonald's nor Burger King: fast and cheap food chains you might not know

Fast food is popular for being tasty, accessible, and quick, whether for delivery, takeaway, or dining in. This article highlights less well-known affordable chains that offer delicious and convenient options, different from McDonald's and Burger King.

Countdown to the Clash Between Trump and Xi Over Global Power

Oil has not reached the crisis levels predicted at the start of the war, which shifts the focus to the upcoming summit between the United States and China, where the future of global power will be decided.

Government Mini-Crisis: from Montero to Cuerpo and Arcadi España

The Spanish government is facing a mini-crisis following the reshuffling of several key positions. The Minister of Finance, María Jesús Montero, and secretaries of state such as Arcadi España have been central to changes aimed at strengthening internal cohesion and improving management. These decisions reflect tensions and strategic adjustments at a crucial moment for the Executive's political agenda.

The regulated gas tariff drops by up to 16.6% in April

The regulated gas tariff will drop by up to 16.6% in April due to the elimination of seasonal gas and the measures adopted in response to the war in Iran.

It's official: this 'Jurassic Park' star will headline the miniseries about the Jeffrey Epstein case

Laura Dern will star in the miniseries about the Jeffrey Epstein case, playing the reporter whose investigation was key to the arrest of the businessman and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.

This is 'Infamia', the six-episode miniseries starring Susana Abaitua that HBO Max is preparing

The six-episode miniseries 'Infamia' on HBO Max will feature Susana Abaitua and will reunite her with two actors she worked with on 'Patria'.

'Torrente President' Falls Short: This Is the Spanish Comedy That Best Defines Our Politicians

Although 'Torrente President' was a box office success, it is clear that nearly half a century later, Luis García Berlanga remains the supreme reference for humorously and critically reflecting Spanish political reality.

The 180º Turn of This Taylor Sheridan Series: From 'Yellowstone' Sequel to Independent Show

Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell star in Taylor Sheridan's most personal series, which debuts on SkyShowtime with six episodes, standing out as an independent production rather than just a sequel to 'Yellowstone'.

Why a Series Like 'Love Story' Couldn’t Be Filmed in Spain: The Legal Problem of Biopics in Our Country

Daryl Hannah criticizes the biopic 'Love Story' for portraying her as a villain and cocaine user. In Spain, the filming of biopics faces legal difficulties that would make producing a similar series challenging.

The Great Overhaul of Siri: Apple's Assistant Will Integrate with Other Chatbots in iOS 27

Apple will revamp Siri in iOS 27, allowing its integration with third-party chatbots. This innovation will expand the assistant's capabilities, enabling more versatile and personalized interaction, and enhancing the user experience by connecting Siri with various external applications and services.

NASA begins the countdown for Artemis II, the return of humans to lunar orbit

NASA is preparing the launch of Artemis II, the next manned mission that will take astronauts to orbit the Moon, marking the human return to this lunar region after decades.

WhatsApp prepares its new app for CarPlay: driving and communicating will be easier and safer

WhatsApp is developing an initial version of its app for CarPlay, designed to facilitate communication while driving more safely. This stage serves to test the experience before launching it to all users.

The new Pixel 11 leaks for the first time: this is what Google's new phone will be like

The first images and details of the Pixel 11 have leaked, revealing possible changes in its design, screen, and processor, previewing the features of Google's upcoming phone.

From NASA's Artemis II to China's Chang'e-7: All the Moon Missions in the Coming Years

NASA, China, and Japan are preparing new missions to the Moon in the coming years, marking a renewed space race. Notable among them are NASA's Artemis II and China's Chang'e-7, which aim for scientific and exploratory advances that will strengthen human and technological presence on the natural satellite.

Do You See a Green or Orange Dot on Your Phone? This Is What It Means and What It's For

The green or orange dot that appears on your phone screen indicates that an app is using the camera or microphone, respectively. This privacy feature cannot be disabled and serves to alert the user about active access to these devices.

The harem pants that will be a hit this spring have just arrived at Stradivarius

Stradivarius launches a satin green harem pant for this spring, which is shaping up to be one of the season's most popular items.

Primark's Italian-inspired dinnerware to add color to your table this spring for little money

This Primark dinnerware, featuring citrus and floral motifs inspired by Italian cuisine, is an affordable and colorful option to refresh your table this spring and bring a cheerful and fresh vibe.

How Astronaut Koch Has Prepared to Go to the Moon with Artemis II: From Yoga to Desert Missions

Astronaut Koch, the only woman on the Artemis II mission and holder of the record for the longest single female spaceflight, has prepared for the moon with training that includes yoga and desert missions.

Natalia Cebrián, stylist: "If you are under 1.60 meters tall, don’t make these 3 mistakes"

Natalia Cebrián, fashion expert, points out the three most common mistakes made by people under 1.60 m when dressing and offers advice to improve their style and enhance their image.

These are the effects caused by washing hair with very hot water

Washing hair with very hot water can dry it out, damage the scalp, and cause the hair to lose its shine, experts warn.

Sarah Campus, Coach, on How to Improve Endurance After 40: "Inconsistency Accelerates Decline"

Coach Sarah Campus points out that improving endurance after 40 requires consistency and regular habits. Inconsistency in training accelerates physical decline, so she recommends an adapted routine and maintaining motivation to optimize athletic performance and health.

The pastry shop located in the center of Madrid where you can try custard tarts made with the traditional recipe

This pastry shop in the center of Madrid offers custard tarts made daily following the traditional recipe, without modifications or modernizations, preserving the authenticity of the original flavor.

From the Crespillos of Aragón to the Pestiños of Andalucía: Tell Me Where You Will Be This Holy Week and I’ll Tell You Which Local Sweets to Taste

During Holy Week, each autonomous community in Spain offers typical sweets that reflect their tradition. From the crespillos in Aragón to the pestiños in Andalucía, these regional delicacies are stars of the local pastry scene and an essential part of the celebration.

The Secret Ingredient Santiago Segura Uses to Make His Torrijas

Santiago Segura, actor and director known for the Torrente films, revealed that he modifies a traditional ingredient in the recipe for torrijas, the typical sweet of Holy Week.

Chef Dani García's Secret to Making Fried Milk: "Crush Some María Cookies to Change the Final Coating"

Chef Dani García reveals his trick for a different and delicious fried milk: using crushed María cookies in the final coating. This version adds a special touch, perfect for enjoying during Holy Week.

The Cake That Starred in Agatha Ruiz de la Prada's Fashion Week Show

Agatha Ruiz de la Prada and a company have collaborated to launch a special edition cake, which will go on sale at the end of April, following the success of the cake featured in her Fashion Week show.

The Secret of One of the Best Torrijas in Madrid Is Not in the Bread

The torrija from Pan.Delirio, recognized as the best in the Community of Madrid, stands out for a special recipe whose secret does not lie in the bread, but in other details that make it unique and delicious.

The beautiful village in the Lleida Pyrenees where Sánchez and Begoña Gómez made a getaway

The Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, and his wife, Begoña Gómez, enjoyed a weekend in the Aran Valley, a notable and beautiful area of the Catalan Pyrenees.

This is the best beach in Spain, according to 'Lonely Planet': a treasure on one of the most idyllic islands

'Lonely Planet' has highlighted a beach in the Balearic Islands as one of the five best in Europe, emphasizing its beauty and appeal on one of Spain's most paradisiacal islands.

The Cities of Spain Competing to Become European Capital of Culture

Spain, along with Malta, has once again received the recognition of European Capital of Culture from the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union, 15 years after the last time.

The Jerte Valley and Other Places to See the Cherry Blossom

The cherry blossom is a highly anticipated event in Extremadura, especially in the Jerte Valley, famous for its landscapes filled with white flowers that attract numerous visitors every spring. Other destinations also celebrate this natural phenomenon, offering ideal spaces to enjoy this beautiful tradition.

The Natural Park in England Where 'Wuthering Heights' Is Set

The new adaptation of 'Wuthering Heights,' starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, was filmed in the stunning English moorlands, which enhance the dramatic atmosphere of Emily Brontë's novel.

Málaga will have a direct flight this summer to one of the most idyllic countries in the Mediterranean

This summer, Málaga will have a direct flight to an island destination renowned for its heritage, historical, cultural, and natural richness, facilitating access to one of the most emblematic countries in the Mediterranean.

The beautiful medieval town an hour and a half from Barcelona where one of the most successful films was shot

With only 180 inhabitants and located near the Costa Brava, this medieval town preserves its historical essence and was the setting for one of the most successful Spanish films.

Why Do I Feel Sad in Spring? Keys to Understanding the Seasonal Mood Slump

An expert explains the causes of the mood slump in spring and offers keys to regaining emotional well-being during this season.

Spinal cord injuries from bicycle accidents are increasing, warns the National Hospital for Paraplegics

The National Hospital for Paraplegics warns about the increase in spinal cord injuries caused by bicycle accidents, including a recent death linked to this type of accident.

This is the Number of Squats You Should Be Able to Do According to Your Age

Squats improve strength, mobility, and balance. The recommended amount varies depending on age and physical condition, helping to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

The Keys to Preventing Dermatitis Outbreaks in Spring, According to an Expert

Spring increases dermatitis outbreaks due to higher UV radiation, pollen, and sudden temperature changes, causing irritation, redness, and itching. An expert emphasizes the importance of protecting the skin and avoiding these factors to prevent inflammations.

"You’re not unmotivated, you’re overwhelmed": how to identify burnout and regain focus without pushing yourself harder

Recognizing burnout is key to overcoming overwhelm. Once identified, it is essential to implement small changes that improve mental clarity and increase productivity without excessive self-demand.

Warning About the Increase in Children with Autism-Like Symptoms Due to Screens

Experts warn about the rise in children showing symptoms similar to autism related to excessive screen use. In many cases, these effects can be reversed by removing screens and applying appropriate stimulation programs.

This is the new MGS6 EV: under 38,000 euros, 4x2 or 4x4 drive, and up to 530 km of range

MG presents the MGS6 EV in Europe, an electric family SUV that offers up to 530 km of range, options for 4x2 or 4x4 drive, advanced technology, and comfort, all for under 38,000 euros.

The peculiar bicycles that are forbidden from using bike lanes and require a license

Speed e-bikes are electric bicycles that can reach up to 45 km/h and are considered mopeds. Therefore, they are prohibited from using bike lanes and require a license to operate.

Driver fined for carrying a ladder as a passenger: "It's secured with the seatbelt!"

The Traffic Civil Guard fined a driver 80 euros on the AP-51 in Segovia for carrying a ladder as a passenger, arguing that it was not properly placed, despite it being secured with the seatbelt.

I didn’t think I would like it so much, but the new Fiat Grande Panda is a real hit

After several days with the new Fiat Grande Panda, I discovered a surprisingly well-equipped and highly recommended city car, standing out for its design, comfort, and functionality.

The Penal Code includes this traffic safety offense unknown to almost all drivers

Article 385 of the Penal Code defines an offense against traffic safety with penalties of up to two years in prison, applicable even if a vehicle is not used, a fact little known among drivers.

The Meaning of the Curious Traffic Sign with a Tent

The traffic sign S-107 indicates the proximity of an area designated for camping. This sign informs drivers about authorized zones for setting up tents, thus facilitating the location of rest areas for campers and travelers.

The Eco-Bridge That the M-607 Will Debut: A 'Green Highway' of Holm Oaks and Brooms Spanning 137 Meters to Prevent Animal Collisions

A 137-meter eco-bridge with vegetation of holm oaks and brooms is being constructed in Colmenar Viejo as part of the third lane of the M-607 between this town and Tres Cantos. This green bridge aims to prevent wildlife collisions by providing a safe crossing for animals over the road.

The Teatro Barceló Building Goes Up for Sale Amid Uncertainty Over Its Reopening as a Nightclub Following Closure for Overcapacity

The Teatro Barceló building is up for sale amid uncertainty regarding its reopening as a nightclub, as the owner would need to bear the cost of the closure order in effect until November 2027. Due to these restrictions, it could be repurposed for cultural or hotel use.

A Man Dies After Part of the Load from a Pallet He Was Transporting Falls on Him in a Factory in Girona

A man died in a factory in Girona after part of the load from a pallet he was transporting fell on him. The Mossos d'Esquadra, firefighters, and the Medical Emergency Service responded to the scene but were unable to save his life.

It’s Official: Castilla y León Sets Its Holiday Calendar for 2027 with Several Long Weekends

The Government Council of Castilla y León has approved the decree that establishes the public holidays for 2027, including several long weekends to facilitate rest and the planning of activities in the community.

The Family of the Minor Stabbed After Leaving the Gerena School Calls for an Investigation into the Institution

The family of the minor stabbed after leaving the Gerena school insists on an investigation into the educational center and requests measures be taken against the director and the head of studies, despite the judge dismissing the responsibility of the institution for alleged knowledge of the incident.

Two interconnected drug houses dismantled in a residential block in Sant Feliu de Guíxols

Arrests made of individuals selling marijuana, cocaine, and hashish in two interconnected drug houses in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, even accepting valuable items as payment for the drugs.

Easter Monday 2026: the regions where April 6 will be a holiday

Seven autonomous communities in Spain will extend Holy Week with Monday, April 6 as a non-working day, while in the rest of the country it will be a regular working day.

A fire in the occupied warehouse of the old Simon factory in Girona affects 20 people

A fire in the occupied warehouse of the old Simon factory in Girona affected 20 people. The city council requests to reclaim the building so that the Generalitat can build a new high school on the site.

The circulation of Rodalies lines R11 and RG1 between Figueres and Portbou will be suspended due to wind

Renfe has suspended service on lines R11 and RG1 between Figueres and Portbou due to wind and has established an alternative road plan for affected passengers.

Four Arrested in Vilanova for Alleged Fraud at the Municipal Vehicle Depot

Four people were arrested in Vilanova and are being investigated for embezzlement, influence peddling, and membership in a criminal group related to an alleged fraud at the municipal vehicle depot.

Man Arrested in Mataró After Stabbing a Woman in the Street in the Cerdanyola Neighborhood

A man was arrested in Mataró after stabbing a woman in a public street in the Cerdanyola neighborhood. The victim was taken to Mataró Hospital in a less serious condition, and the police found the weapon hidden under a vehicle.

Fake VPNs, the scam that preys on Generation Z

Investigation warns about fake websites of legitimate VPNs used in phishing attacks that can infect devices and steal credentials, especially affecting Generation Z.

A waiter’s advice to hospitality business owners: "If you have a good worker, cherish them"

A waiter emphasizes that the problem in the hospitality industry is not the lack of workers, but the need to improve working conditions. He advises employers to value and take care of their good employees in order to retain them.

The funny fail of a young man showing his house: "Everyone..."

A young man wanted to proudly show his bathroom in a video, but ended up soaked and without wine, turning his attempt at showcasing into a funny fail.

The TikTok Challenge to Find Out Who Is in Love with You: "The Eyes Don't Lie"

According to TikTok users, the first person you look at in a group indicates who you are in love with, since "the eyes don't lie." This challenge has become a trend to discover hidden feelings.

Design breeds with poodle crosses: a study questions their supposed ease of handling

A study reveals that in more than 80% of cases, poodle crosses exhibited more problematic behaviors than their parent breeds, putting into question their reputation for being easy to handle.

Feline breeds, genetic diversity, and why the common domestic cat sets the standard

Most of the current feline breeds are less than 150 years old and derive from small populations selected for specific traits, which limits their genetic diversity compared to the common domestic cat.

Talking Buttons for Dogs: A Beginner's Guide and What to Really Expect

Many dogs can learn to use voice buttons, although the process requires patience, consistency, and realistic expectations from their owners to achieve effective communication.

Check Your Horoscope for This Tuesday, March 31, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you plan your day and better understand your energies and opportunities.

The Smallest and Most Unknown Neighborhood in Barcelona: 600 Residents and It Still Feels Like a Village

With only 600 inhabitants, this small neighborhood in Barcelona preserves its rural essence with gardens, low-rise houses, and a sense of community that is uncommon in the city.

This is what the only luxury hotel next to the Bernabéu will be like: rooms with 180º views

A five-star hotel will be built next to the renovated Bernabéu stadium, near the Paseo de la Castellana, offering rooms with panoramic 180º views, establishing itself as the only luxury hotel in that area.

Historic Change in Euskadi Pharmacies: Saying Goodbye to "A Task from the Last Century"

The 840 pharmacies in Euskadi will implement modern management systems before summer, marking a historic change that puts an end to traditional methods considered obsolete.

Plays the Same Combination 20 Times in the Lottery and Wins the Jackpot Multiplied by 20

A player won $100,000 by playing the same combination 20 times in the lottery, thus multiplying their prize by 20.

A record hard to beat: passes the theoretical driving test after nine years and 139 attempts

A driving candidate passed the theoretical exam after nine years and 139 attempts, after discovering that they had been studying an outdated version of the test that did not include all the current questions.

The "Machosfera" Is Not Just Internet Content About Sex and Antifeminism

Courses, videos, and online communities with sexist content can lead to the radicalization of their participants, causing serious and potentially fatal consequences.

The Soul of Holy Week Awakens: The First Processions in Images

The first Holy Week processions have begun, reviving the tradition after years of interruptions. The images show floats and followers in different towns, reflecting the emotion and devotion that characterize this deeply rooted religious and cultural celebration in Spain.

The Best Cartoons by Malagón

All the cartoons published by Malagón in 20minutos, compiling his most outstanding and representative drawings.

These spectacular places have no roads

Some places in 2026 still lack roads, preserving their authenticity and unique character despite advances in transportation and modern infrastructure. These sites stand out for having remained outside the scope of road development.

From Jacob Elordi to David Beckham: Celebrities Who Always Show Off Their Style on the Red Carpet

David Beckham and other celebrities stand out on the red carpet for their unique style. Beckham prioritizes comfort when choosing his clothes, as he revealed to ELLE. These men are capable of successfully wearing a wide variety of outfits, establishing themselves as fashion icons.

The Vocational Education Reform is Too Much for the Public Sector: Teacher Shortages Threaten a System with Increasing Demand

The shortage of teaching positions in public education limits the availability of certain Vocational Training specialties, forcing students to choose other programs or turn to private institutions, which have grown by 467.5% in ten years.

The Supreme Court requires compensation for unpaid wages to be taxed under the Personal Income Tax (IRPF)

The Supreme Court establishes that the compensation received by a worker due to the employer's failure to reinstate them after a leave of absence must be taxed under the Personal Income Tax (IRPF), rejecting its exemption from this tax.

A Newly Born Star Discovered in Sagittarius: Hot, Luminous, and Massive

A newly born, hot, luminous, and massive star has been discovered in Sagittarius. This finding has captured the attention of specialists and is considered a key target for future research.

Tension between Redondo and Afra Blanco: "Let's see if this is about bootlicking a guy who gets involved in wars not even supported by NATO"

Former socialist leader Afra Blanco criticized a video of Pedro Sánchez, in which he apparently wears a cap to mock Donald Trump, causing tension with Redondo and questioning the president's stance on international matters.

Miguel Induráin, cycling legend: "Tadej Pogacar is the best cyclist in the world, but there have been great names..."

Miguel Induráin highlights Tadej Pogacar as the best current cyclist, following his victory in Milan-San Remo. The former Spanish cyclist acknowledges the Slovenian's talent but also recalls other great names who have marked the history of cycling.

A Million-Dollar Heist in 3 Minutes: This Was the Operation to Steal Works by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse Valued at 25 Million

Thieves stole works by Matisse, Renoir, and Cézanne valued at 25 million in just three minutes, although it is suspected that the real target may have been other pieces.

Aagesen Prepares an Energy Savings Auction to Boost Appliance Renovation or Window Replacement

Aagesen is developing a new method to improve energy efficiency in homes, upon detecting that Energy Savings Certificates (CAEs) work in the industry but not in the residential sector, which demands "attractive prices" to encourage participation.

The Government explores more support measures in Spain and Brussels amid rising energy prices due to the war

Aagesen participates in an EU meeting to analyze urgent measures regarding gas and oil reserves. The Government is open to a new aid package if the conflict extends beyond spring and has agreed with transporters on a decree with sector-specific measures.

A man accused of abuse who had barricaded himself in a house in Teulada surrenders

A man accused of gender-based violence barricaded himself in his home in Teulada, threatening to harm himself or others. Ultimately, he surrendered to the authorities without incident.

Spanish Police Foundation and Planeta announce the 9th National Police Novel Prize, with 20,000 euros

The Spanish Police Foundation and Planeta announce the 9th National Police Novel Prize, aimed at crime fiction works. The prize is 20,000 euros, and the submission deadline for original manuscripts is open until June 15.

Argentine Judiciary Partially Suspends the Implementation of Milei's Labor Reform

The Argentine Judiciary halted the implementation of 82 out of 218 articles of the Labor Modernization Law promoted by President Milei, partially suspending the labor reform in the country.

More than 100,000 people ask Congress to reject the Framework Statute and eliminate 24-hour medical shifts

Dr. Tamara Contreras, leader of the 'Safe Public Healthcare' movement, has presented over 100,000 signatures to Congress urging them to reject the Framework Statute and eliminate 24-hour medical shifts, aiming to improve the working conditions of healthcare personnel.

At least 70 dead, including several children, in a massacre in Haiti

A massacre in Haiti left at least 70 dead, including several children. Additionally, 30 people were injured, 50 houses were burned, and more than 6,000 people were displaced.

Worker dies in Tarragona after truck falls down a drop-off

The Catalan police have reported the death of a worker in Tarragona after his truck fell down a drop-off. The incident has already been reported to the investigating court on duty for investigation.

Arrested for pretending to be a minor on social media and harassing around fifty children to obtain sexual content

A man was arrested for posing as a minor on social media and harassing more than 50 children to obtain sexual material. The investigation remains open, and it is not ruled out that there may be more victims affected.

Homeless Person Found Dead on Jacinto Benavente Avenue in Valencia

A homeless person was found dead around nine in the morning on Jacinto Benavente Avenue in Valencia. Authorities rule out criminal activity and indicate a natural death.

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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 find out the opinions of other users. The initiative aims to encourage interaction and the exchange of viewpoints on current topics, allowing for a better collective understanding. The results are accessible to everyone, promoting an informed and engaged community.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that simulates human intelligence in machines. To get started in AI, it is key to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing. It is also essential to have knowledge of programming and mathematics. AI has applications in multiple sectors, from healthcare to industry, transforming the way problems are solved and decisions are made.

'Torrente Presidente' surpasses 20 million at the box office and 'Project Salvation' has a strong debut

The sixth installment of 'Torrente' exceeds 20 million euros at the box office, approaching the top 10 highest-grossing Spanish films. Additionally, 'Project Salvation' has had a good debut, standing out in the box office charts.

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

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

It's Not 'Rome,' and It Doesn't Need To Be: 16 Years Later, This Sword-and-Sandal Series Is As Entertaining As Ever

This gladiator series on Netflix stands out for embracing the classic spectacle of Ancient Rome, remaining entertaining 16 years later, unlike other productions in the genre.

Victoria Camps, Philosopher: "Happiness Must Be Built by Oneself and Is Maintaining the Desire to Live"

Philosopher Victoria Camps argues that happiness is not a given state, but something each person must build by maintaining the desire to live. According to her, the constant search for meaning and motivation is essential to achieving happiness.

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

Madrid leads the list of the 100 best schools in Spain in 2026, highlighting that all are private and most offer multilingual education. Several schools have been visited by national public figures.

Nacho Guerreros, actor: "Coque from 'La que se avecina' has allowed me to buy a house and set up two theater production companies"

Nacho Guerreros returns as Coque Calatrava in season 17 of "La que se avecina" and has recently premiered the miniseries "For One Hundred Million" on Movistar Plus+. The role has helped him buy a house and establish two theater production companies.

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

The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and will remain open until June 30, featuring updates in deadlines, deductions, and who is exempt from filing a return.

Ten years later, the sequel to this modern horror film classic finally gets underway

New Line is moving forward with the sequel to a modern horror film classic, placing its bets on the talent of Connor Osborn McIntyre, a promising screenwriter who recently collaborated on Ben Affleck's latest project.

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 Clot and Sant Martí with 122 meters of working-class architecture and offers a peaceful pedestrian space with colorful houses and a 19th-century ambiance.

GAME Spain changes the rules for second-hand games: ends one of the practices least liked by its customers

GAME Spain has announced that it will remove the stickers on its second-hand video games, a practice that many customers criticized. This measure aims to improve the shopping experience and offer pre-owned products in better visual condition.

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

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is now available and allows you to find out in advance whether you will have to pay or receive a refund on your tax return. It does not require Cl@ve identification or a digital certificate to access and check the information.

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

The Junta de Andalucía has launched a new tourist passport to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities of a region in Seville, inspired by the Camino de Santiago format, with the aim of encouraging visits and exploring the area.

Rubio says Venezuela will ultimately need transition phase, free elections

Senator Marco Rubio stated that Venezuela requires a transitional period followed by free and fair elections to restore democracy. He emphasized the importance of international support and sanctions to pressure the current regime to step down and allow a democratic process, highlighting the ongoing crisis and suffering of Venezuelan citizens under authoritarian rule.

Gold rises for 4th straight day as Trump signals possible Iran war exit

Gold prices increased for the fourth consecutive day as President Trump hinted at a potential withdrawal from escalating conflict with Iran. This indication of de-escalation led investors to seek safe-haven assets like gold, driving demand and prices higher amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Oil steady around $104/bbl as Trump eyes Iran war exit without Hormuz reopening

Oil prices held steady near $104 per barrel amid U.S. President Trump's tough stance on Iran. Despite tensions, Trump aims to reduce U.S. involvement in a potential Iran conflict without reopening the Strait of Hormuz for oil shipments. Market watchers remain cautious as geopolitical risks persist but no immediate supply disruptions occurred.

Front-month Brent oil futures extend gains after record monthly rise in March

Brent oil futures continued to climb, building on March's record monthly increase. The rise is driven by expectations of stronger demand, supply constraints, and geopolitical tensions impacting global oil markets. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic as inventories tighten and OPEC+ production decisions loom.

US says Iran war at decisive moment, Tehran threatens US businesses in region

The US has declared that the conflict with Iran is at a critical juncture, emphasizing the urgency of diplomatic and military efforts. In response, Tehran has issued threats targeting US businesses operating in the Middle East, escalating tensions and raising concerns over regional security and economic impacts.

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Gold rises, but spot prices set for worst monthly performance since 2008

Gold prices rose slightly, supported by a weaker dollar and lower Treasury yields, but remain on track for their worst monthly decline since 2008. Investors are cautious amid expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes and stronger economic data, which dampens gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset. Spot gold is poised to end the month down over 8%, marking its steepest monthly fall in 15 years.

US exempts Gulf of Mexico drillers from endangered species rules

The US government has exempted Gulf of Mexico oil and gas drillers from certain Endangered Species Act regulations. This move aims to streamline operations and boost energy production by reducing regulatory burdens, despite concerns from environmentalists about potential impacts on vulnerable marine species. The exemption reflects a broader effort to balance economic interests with wildlife protection.

Brent set for record monthly gain, WTI on track for best month since May 2020

Brent crude is poised for its largest monthly increase ever, while WTI crude is on track for its best monthly performance since May 2020. Rising oil demand amid easing pandemic restrictions and supply concerns are driving prices higher, signaling strong market recovery and investor confidence in the energy sector.

US warns Americans in Saudi Arabia to shelter in place after threats

The US government has advised American citizens in Saudi Arabia to remain indoors following credible threats. Authorities are increasing security measures and monitoring the situation closely. Citizens are urged to stay vigilant and follow instructions from local officials and the US embassy to ensure their safety.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 1.80%

Taiwan stocks closed lower with the Taiwan Weighted Index down 1.80%, reflecting investor caution amid global market uncertainties and local economic concerns. Selling pressure impacted major sectors, contributing to the overall decline.

South Korea manufacturing PMI hits four-year high in March on chip demand - PMI

South Korea's manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to its highest level in four years in March, driven by increased demand for semiconductors. The surge reflects a robust recovery in the chip sector, contributing to overall manufacturing growth and signaling optimism for the economy's manufacturing outlook.

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Elliott says Mitsui OSK’s medium-term plan does not go ‘far enough’

Activist investor Elliott has criticized Mitsui OSK Lines' medium-term plan, stating it lacks ambition and fails to address key shareholder concerns. Elliott urges the Japanese shipping company to adopt more aggressive strategies to enhance profitability and shareholder value amid industry challenges.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 2.24%

Australian shares rose strongly, with the S&P/ASX 200 closing up 2.24%, driven by gains in the mining and energy sectors. Positive commodity prices and easing concerns over global economic conditions supported investor sentiment. Key stocks in materials and energy led the rally, offsetting softer performances in other sectors. Overall, the market showed robust buying interest heading into the close.

Zhipu AI shares surge 35% as annual revenue more than doubles

Zhipu AI's shares rose 35% following a report of its annual revenue more than doubling. The company attributed the growth to increased demand for its AI solutions and expansion in key markets. Investors responded positively, reflecting confidence in Zhipu AI's business model and future prospects.

Qantas, American Airlines get interim Australia nod for trans-Pacific tie-up

Australia's competition regulator has granted Qantas and American Airlines interim approval for their proposed trans-Pacific alliance. This partnership aims to enhance connectivity and offer more flight options between Australia and the U.S. The interim nod allows the airlines to coordinate schedules and share codes while a full review is conducted. Final approval will depend on the outcome of the regulator’s comprehensive assessment.

WeRide, Grab launch Singapore’s first residential robotaxi service

WeRide and Grab have partnered to introduce Singapore’s first residential robotaxi service. This pilot program offers autonomous rides within selected residential areas, aiming to enhance last-mile connectivity. Utilizing advanced self-driving technology, the service seeks to provide safe, efficient, and convenient transportation, marking a significant step in Singapore’s smart mobility initiatives.

TSMC plans to produce 3-nm chips in Japan from 2028 - filing

TSMC intends to start manufacturing 3-nanometer semiconductor chips in Japan by 2028, according to a company filing. This move aims to bolster its global production capacity and meet growing demand, reinforcing Japan's role in the semiconductor supply chain.

Samsung, SK Hynix surge 10% as tech rebounds from bruising March losses

Samsung and SK Hynix shares soared nearly 10% amid a broader tech sector recovery following steep losses in March. The rebound was driven by easing concerns over chip demand and positive industry outlooks, boosting investor confidence in South Korea's leading semiconductor firms.

Japan business mood, inflation expectations rise but Iran war clouds outlook

Japan's business sentiment and inflation expectations have improved, reflecting optimism among firms. However, uncertainties related to the ongoing Iran conflict pose risks to the economic outlook. Businesses remain cautious as geopolitical tensions may disrupt supply chains and energy prices, impacting future growth despite current positive trends.

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China factory activity slows in March as oil-driven costs weigh - RatingDog PMI

China's factory activity decelerated in March due to rising costs driven by higher oil prices. The RatingDog PMI indicates a slowdown in manufacturing growth as companies face increased expenses, impacting production and overall economic momentum. This trend highlights challenges in maintaining industrial expansion amid global energy price pressures.

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Anthropic to sign deal with Australia on AI safety and economic data tracking

Anthropic will partner with Australia to enhance AI safety measures and develop systems for economic data tracking. The deal aims to promote responsible AI use and improve economic insights using advanced AI technologies, supporting national interests and innovation.

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Brazil creates fewer formal jobs than expected in February

Brazil generated 10,400 formal jobs in February, below analysts' expectations of around 30,000. Despite positive signs in sectors like manufacturing and services, overall job creation remained weak, reflecting ongoing economic challenges. The slower pace suggests cautious employer sentiment amid uncertainties in the domestic and global economy.

US job openings fall in February; hiring lowest since pandemic

US job openings dropped significantly in February to their lowest level since the pandemic began, indicating a cooling labor market. Hiring also slowed down, reflecting employers' cautious approach amid economic uncertainties. The decline suggests a moderation in demand for workers as inflation pressures and potential interest rate hikes impact business confidence.

Morning Bid: April Fools Rush In

The article discusses the surge of April Fools' pranks this year, highlighting creative and unexpected jokes from individuals and companies alike. It reflects on how the tradition continues to bring humor and surprise, even amid challenging times, emphasizing the spirit of fun and lightheartedness that April Fools' Day fosters globally.

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China’s factory activity expands but price pressures intensify, private PMI shows

China's manufacturing sector expanded in June with the private Caixin PMI rising to 51.7, driven by increased output and new orders. However, input and output prices surged, indicating mounting inflationary pressures. Export orders declined amid global uncertainties, while employment remained stable. The data suggest steady growth but heightened cost challenges for Chinese manufacturers.

UAE willing to join US in reopening Strait of Hormuz by force - WSJ

The UAE is prepared to collaborate with the US in using force to reopen the Strait of Hormuz if it is blocked, highlighting concerns over regional security and critical oil transit routes. This stance signals heightened tensions and a readiness to take military action to ensure the free flow of maritime traffic in the strategically vital waterway.

Insider trading in prediction markets is among CFTC priorities, top cop says

The CFTC’s top official highlighted insider trading in prediction markets as a key enforcement focus. The agency aims to enhance oversight and impose stricter regulations to ensure market integrity and protect investors from manipulative practices. This priority reflects increasing concerns over the influence of non-public information in these emerging trading platforms.

South Korea factory activity expands at strongest pace in over 4 years, PMI shows

South Korea's manufacturing sector grew at its fastest rate in over four years in April, driven by strong export demand and rising production. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) increased, reflecting improvements in new orders and employment. This robust expansion signals positive momentum for the economy despite global uncertainties.

IMF reaches loan deals with Papua New Guinea to unlock $216 million

The IMF has finalized loan agreements with Papua New Guinea to release $216 million in financial aid. This support aims to bolster the country's economic stability and development, assisting in fiscal reforms and addressing budgetary challenges amid global uncertainties. The deal underscores the IMF's commitment to aiding member nations in maintaining financial health and promoting sustainable growth.

UK pay body sees potential 3.7% rise for minimum wage in 2027

The UK’s Low Pay Commission suggests the minimum wage could rise by up to 3.7% in 2027. This potential increase aims to support workers amid inflation and living cost pressures. The commission emphasizes balancing wage growth with economic challenges to protect jobs and businesses. Final pay adjustments will consider economic conditions closer to the date.

Trump administration pauses plans to buy warehouses for immigrant detention, sources say

The Trump administration has halted its plans to purchase warehouses for housing immigrant detainees. Sources indicate the pause comes amid concerns about logistical challenges and political backlash. The move reflects growing scrutiny over the treatment of immigrants in detention facilities and the administration's approach to immigration enforcement.

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Bitcoin set for marginal March gain, on track to snap five-month losing streak

Bitcoin is poised for a slight gain in March, potentially ending a five-month decline. Despite recent volatility and regulatory concerns, investor sentiment is slowly improving, supporting a modest recovery. Market analysts highlight cautious optimism as the cryptocurrency shows signs of stabilizing after extended losses.

BYDFi Marks 6th Anniversary with Month-Long Celebration, Built for Reliability

BYDFi celebrates its 6th anniversary with a month-long event highlighting its commitment to reliability and user trust. The celebration includes special promotions and new features aimed at enhancing user experience and strengthening community engagement. This milestone underscores BYDFi's growth and dedication to maintaining a dependable platform for its users.

Pendle joins Vietnam IFC delegation alongside BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, and Deutsche Bank

Pendle has joined a Vietnam IFC delegation featuring major firms like BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, and Deutsche Bank. The group aims to explore investment opportunities and foster economic growth in Vietnam by leveraging IFC’s partnerships and expertise. This collaboration highlights increasing foreign interest and confidence in Vietnam's emerging markets.

Bitcoin edges up to above $66.5k even as Iran war continues to escalate

Bitcoin's price rose above $66,500 amid escalating tensions in Iran. Despite geopolitical instability, investor interest in the cryptocurrency remains strong, reflecting its perceived value as a hedge during uncertain times. Market analysts note that Bitcoin's resilience may attract more investors seeking alternative assets amid global conflict concerns.

The Perp Dex That Processed $360 Billion Just Went Live on Crypto’s Most Experimental Blockchain

A perpetual decentralized exchange (Perp Dex) that has processed $360 billion is now operational on one of crypto’s most experimental blockchains. This launch marks a significant milestone, showcasing the blockchain’s capabilities and advancing decentralized finance by offering advanced trading features and increased accessibility to users.

Strategy did not sell any shares and did not purchase any bitcoin last week

The strategy maintained its position last week without selling any shares or buying bitcoin. This indicates a hold stance amid current market conditions, reflecting caution or confidence in existing investments without active trading.

Bitcoin set for weekly loss as Iran war, $14 billion options expiry roils sentiment

Bitcoin faces a weekly loss amid rising geopolitical tensions from the Iran conflict and a massive $14 billion options expiry, creating market uncertainty. These factors have heightened volatility and dampened investor sentiment, leading to cautious trading and price declines in the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin set to end the week lower amid risk aversion as the Iran war rages on

Bitcoin is expected to close the week lower due to increased risk aversion triggered by escalating conflict in Iran. The ongoing war has heightened market uncertainty, prompting investors to move away from volatile assets like cryptocurrencies toward safer investments. This cautious sentiment is suppressing Bitcoin's price momentum as geopolitical tensions continue to dominate market dynamics.

USDT0 Integrates With Tempo to Bring Omnichain USDT Liquidity to Payments-First Layer 1

USDT0 has partnered with Tempo to integrate omnichain USDT liquidity into Tempo's payments-first Layer 1 blockchain. This collaboration aims to enhance seamless, cross-chain USDT transactions, improving liquidity and user experience for payments and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications on the USDT0 network.

Bitcoin recovery depends on liquidity; US-Iran tensions weigh

Bitcoin's recovery is challenged by ongoing liquidity issues in the market, while escalating US-Iran tensions add to investor uncertainty. These factors combined are affecting market stability and the cryptocurrency's price movement.

Invesco Bond Income Plus names Mark Bridgeman as chair

Invesco Bond Income Plus has appointed Mark Bridgeman as its new chair. Bridgeman brings extensive experience to the role, aiming to strengthen the fund’s strategic direction and performance. His leadership is expected to drive growth and enhance investor confidence in the bond income sector.

Evotec appoints Ashiq Khan as chief commercial officer

Evotec has appointed Ashiq Khan as its new chief commercial officer. Khan will lead the company's global commercial strategy, aiming to strengthen partnerships and drive growth. His extensive experience in the pharmaceutical industry is expected to enhance Evotec’s market presence and support its expansion plans.

Algonquin Q4 2025 slides: debt cut, efficiency gains drive transformation

Algonquin reported weaker Q4 2025 results, affected by market challenges. Despite the decline, the company emphasized significant debt reduction and efficiency improvements driving its ongoing transformation. Management remains confident these strategic moves will strengthen financial stability and position Algonquin for future growth.

Leifras partners with Japan Sport Association on youth sports

Leifras has formed a partnership with the Japan Sport Association to promote youth sports development. The collaboration aims to enhance sports programs, provide better training facilities, and encourage youth participation in various athletic activities across Japan. This initiative seeks to foster talent and promote healthy lifestyles among young people nationwide.

First Northern Community Bancorp announces stock buyback program

First Northern Community Bancorp has launched a stock buyback program, authorizing the repurchase of up to 130,000 shares. The company aims to enhance shareholder value and demonstrate confidence in its long-term prospects. The program provides flexibility in timing and volume of repurchases based on market conditions.

FibroBiologics prices $3M public offering at $1.32/share

FibroBiologics has priced its public offering of 2.27 million shares at $1.32 each, raising approximately $3 million before expenses. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes and advancing its product pipeline. This offering aims to bolster FibroBiologics' financial position as it progresses in developing its regenerative medicine therapies.

Cathie Wood’s ARK buys OpenAI Group stock, sells Veracyte shares

Cathie Wood’s investment firm ARK made moves by purchasing shares in OpenAI Group while selling its holdings in Veracyte. This shift reflects ARK's strategic adjustments in its portfolio, focusing on AI and technology innovation by increasing exposure to OpenAI, a leader in artificial intelligence.

Goldwind 2025 slides: revenue surges 29% amid wind power boom

Goldwind reported a 29% revenue increase for 2025, driven by strong growth in the wind power sector. The company is benefiting from rising global demand for renewable energy, expanding its market presence and boosting sales. This surge reflects the broader wind power industry's rapid expansion and Goldwind's strategic positioning within the sector.

Lilly to acquire Centessa for OX2R sleep disorder drugs

Eli Lilly is set to acquire Centessa Pharmaceuticals to strengthen its portfolio in sleep disorder treatments targeting OX2R receptors. The deal aims to accelerate the development of novel therapies addressing unmet needs in sleep medicine, leveraging Centessa's innovative drug candidates. This acquisition aligns with Lilly's strategic focus on expanding its neuroscience pipeline.

Service Properties Trust prices $500M share offering at $1.20

Service Properties Trust has priced a $500 million share offering at $1.20 per share. The capital raised will be used to strengthen the company's balance sheet and support growth initiatives. The offering reflects investor confidence and aims to enhance the company’s financial flexibility.