News Summary - 04/16/2026

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Lyse Doucet: Under fragile ceasefire, Iranians wonder if US deal can be done

Lyse Doucet reports from Iran amid a fragile ceasefire and growing diplomatic efforts to prevent renewed conflict. Iranians remain uncertain about the prospects of a US deal as tensions persist and hopes for lasting peace hang in the balance.

Former US Marine pilot loses appeal against extradition from Australia

Daniel Duggan, a former US Marine pilot, was arrested in 2022 for allegedly training the Chinese military in South Africa. He has lost his appeal against extradition from Australia, meaning he will be sent to face charges related to these claims.

Trump's rift with Pope is playing out in public - it's costing him valuable support

Leading conservative Catholics explain to the BBC why they support Pope Francis over Trump in their public disagreement. This rift is causing Trump to lose significant backing within conservative Catholic circles.

Frank Gardner: What is China's role in the Iran war?

BBC's Frank Gardner explores China's involvement in the Iran war, highlighting its strategic economic interests and influence as the world's second-largest economy in the Gulf conflict.

Trump threatens to fire Fed chair Powell if he doesn't leave in May

Donald Trump has intensified his conflict with Fed Chair Jerome Powell by threatening to fire him if he does not step down by May. This marks the latest development in their ongoing dispute.

Nine killed in second Turkish school shooting in two days

Eight students and one teacher were killed in a school shooting, confirmed by Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Cifci. This marks the second such attack in Turkey within two days.

Israeli triple-tap strike kills three paramedics in Lebanon, officials say

Lebanon's government condemned the killing of three paramedics in an Israeli triple-tap strike as a "flagrant crime." One of the paramedics had appeared in a BBC report, highlighting the incident's impact and drawing international attention.

Prominent Palestinian prisoner Marwan Barghouti assaulted three times in a month, family says

The Israeli Prison Service denies claims that Marwan Barghouti, a prominent Palestinian prisoner, was physically assaulted by guards, calling the allegations "false and baseless."

Ticketmaster-owner Live Nation ran a monopoly and overcharged fans, jury finds

A jury found that Live Nation, owner of Ticketmaster, operated as a monopoly, causing higher ticket prices and poorer service for customers, according to a lawsuit highlighting the firm's anti-competitive practices.

South Africa names apartheid-era politician as new ambassador to the US

Roelf Meyer, a key negotiator in ending white-minority rule in South Africa, has been appointed as the country's new ambassador to the United States.

Chinese national given one year in prison for smuggling ants out of Kenya

Zhang Kequn was arrested in March for attempting to smuggle over 2,000 live ants out of Kenya to China. He was subsequently sentenced to one year in prison for the smuggling offense.

SantaCon organiser charged with stealing $1m from charity pub crawl

Stefan Pildes is accused of misusing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the $2.7 million raised during a charity pub crawl, diverting the funds for personal expenses.

South Korea jails American YouTuber for public nuisance

Johnny Somali, an American YouTuber, was jailed in South Korea after causing public outrage by kissing a statue symbolizing World War Two sex slaves. His actions were deemed a public nuisance, leading to legal consequences.

Magyar calls for fast handover of power in talks with Hungary's president

Péter Magyar, who ended Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, is urging for the new Hungarian parliament to convene in early May to ensure a swift transfer of power.

Australia's richest person must share part of her mining fortunes, court rules

A court has ruled that Australia's richest person must share a portion of her profits from a profitable iron ore project located in the country's northwest. This decision marks the resolution of a prolonged legal battle surrounding the valuable mining venture.

Sri Lanka repatriates 238 Iranian sailors stranded after US torpedo attack

Sri Lanka has repatriated 238 Iranian sailors stranded following a US torpedo attack on the vessel Iris Dena, which resulted in 104 fatalities. The survivors of the attack were among those sent home.

250 missing after migrant boat sinks in Indian Ocean

A migrant trawler sank in the Indian Ocean amid heavy winds, rough seas, and overcrowding, leading to approximately 250 people missing, according to the United Nations. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities search for survivors.

Kanye West postpones France gig following UK ban

Kanye West has postponed his upcoming France concert after the UK government announced a ban preventing him from entering the country just a week prior.

Australian pleads guilty to creating deepfake porn in landmark case

A 19-year-old Australian became the first person charged under a new national law for creating deepfake porn. This landmark case highlights the legal response to the misuse of deepfake technology in producing non-consensual explicit content.

'Bit of pain' worth long-term security from Iran, Bessent tells BBC

US Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that enduring a "small bit of economic pain" is justified to ensure long-term security by removing the threat of Iranian attacks on Western capitals.

Starmer says he's 'not going to yield' to pressure from Trump on Iran war

UK Labour leader Keir Starmer stated he will not give in to pressure from US President Donald Trump regarding the Iran conflict. This follows Trump's warning that the US-UK trade deal "can always be changed," signaling tension over foreign policy and trade relations.

Meghan to appear as guest judge on MasterChef Australia

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are visiting Australia for four days, marking their first visit to the country since 2018.

Israel and Lebanon hold first direct talks since 1993

The US announced that Israel and Lebanon have agreed to start direct negotiations, marking their first talks since 1993. Details on the timing and location are yet to be decided.

Watch: Vance heckled as he chides Pope

At a Turning Point USA event, US Vice-President Vance advised Pope Leo to "be careful when he talks about matters of theology," prompting heckling from the audience.

Kenya fuel prices rise sharply despite reduction in tax due to Iran war

Despite a cut in value added tax, Kenya's diesel prices have surged sharply, marking a record increase. The rise is attributed to disruptions linked to the Iran war, affecting fuel supply and costs.

Man wins €1m Picasso painting in €100 charity raffle

A man was shocked when contacted by Christie's auction house in Paris, confirming his win of a €1 million Picasso painting from a €100 charity raffle. Initially suspecting a prank, he soon realized the unexpected fortune was genuine.

Hamas rejects Gaza disarmament plan, Palestinian official says

A Palestinian official informed the BBC that Hamas refuses to engage in talks about Gaza's disarmament until Israel fully meets its commitments. The armed group maintains its stance, halting progress on the proposed plan.

Three years of messages at once - a chronicle of Sudan's war pours in as trapped reporter's phone turns on

Journalist Mohamed Suleiman, trapped amid Sudan's nearly four-year conflict, receives a flood of messages revealing the war's harsh realities. Reflecting on immense losses and human suffering, his messages chronicle the enduring crisis and the personal toll it continues to exact.

Canada was once a dream destination for Indian students. Is that changing?

Stricter immigration rules, increasing expenses, and growing visa uncertainties are causing Indian students to reconsider Canada as their preferred study destination. These challenges are impacting Canada's appeal among this group.

New search engine reveals if ancestors were in Nazi party

Christian Rainer quickly located his grandfather using a new online tool designed to identify Nazi party membership. The search engine also helped clear several other family members, providing clarity about their historical affiliations.

Hospital at centre of child HIV outbreak caught reusing syringes in undercover filming

Undercover footage reveals staff at a Pakistani hospital reusing syringes and injecting without gloves, raising serious health concerns. Despite the evidence, the hospital management denies the authenticity of the video.

Greek police using masked migrants to forcibly push other migrants back across border

Since 2020, Greek authorities have reportedly employed masked migrants as mercenaries to carry out illegal pushbacks of other migrants across the border. This tactic, revealed by the BBC, raises serious human rights concerns about Greece’s handling of migration and border control practices.

Lebanon seeks peace, but Hezbollah needs to be convinced first

The Lebanese government aims to pursue peace but faces challenges due to its limited control over Hezbollah, a key political and militant group that must be convinced to support the peace process.

Can this man broaden the appeal of a South African party seen by some as 'too white'?

The Democratic Alliance's new leader, Geordin Hill-Lewis, acknowledges that the party's support base is currently too narrow and is implied to be predominantly white. He faces the challenge of broadening the party's appeal to a more diverse electorate in South Africa.

Quantum computing: A tech race Europe could win?

Europe, backed by several promising computing companies, has the potential to become a leader in quantum technology. With growing investments and innovation, the region could compete strongly in the global quantum computing race.

Democrats were already scrambling in California's governor race. Then Swalwell dropped out

California Democrats, concerned by poor polling and low name recognition in the governor's race, faced increased challenges after Eric Swalwell dropped out, intensifying the party's scramble to find a strong contender.

The US blockade of Iran is a gamble. Will it work?

The US military aims to cut off Iran's vital trade through a blockade, hoping to pressure Tehran economically. However, there are doubts about the blockade's effectiveness and potential unintended consequences, leaving the outcome uncertain.

Why and How Is the US Blockading Iranian Ports in the Strait of Hormuz?

Donald Trump claims the US is blockading the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil transit route. In practice, this involves deploying naval forces to monitor and potentially restrict Iran's shipping through the strait to limit its economic activities and nuclear ambitions. The move aims to pressure Iran but risks escalating regional tensions and disrupting global oil supplies.

Moment gunman tackled by school principal

CCTV footage captures a high school principal in Oklahoma bravely charging at a former student armed with a gun, successfully tackling him and preventing potential harm at the school.

The human cost of the war in Sudan, three years on

The 2023 conflict in Sudan has resulted in a staggering human toll, highlighting severe humanitarian impacts and ongoing struggles for those affected, according to BBC's Barbara Plett Usher.

US blockade of Iranian ports explained in two minutes

BBC's Frank Gardner outlines the US strategy to block Iranian ports, detailing measures to restrict Iran's maritime trade and curb its ability to export oil, aiming to pressure Tehran economically amidst tensions. The blockade involves naval operations to monitor and potentially intercept shipments, impacting Iran's economy and regional influence.

Celebrities and fans pay tributes to Asha Bhosle

Asha Bhosle passed away in Mumbai on Sunday after suffering a heart attack and being hospitalized. Celebrities and fans have paid tribute to the legendary singer, mourning her loss and celebrating her remarkable contributions to music.

Hungarian voters celebrate 'much-needed' change

Viktor Orbán's 16-year tenure as Hungary's leader ended with his defeat by 45-year-old Péter Magyar, a former insider from Orbán's own party. This political shift marks a significant change in Hungary's leadership, welcomed by voters seeking new direction after years under Orbán's rule.

The regularization of immigrants begins: the website is now available but online applications are not yet accepted

The regularization of immigrants will be open until June 30. The informational website is already available, but online applications are not yet accepted. The in-person process will begin on April 20.

The Government launches the website for the regularization of immigrants this Thursday: there is a two and a half month deadline to apply

The Government will launch a website this Thursday for the regularization of immigrants, with an application deadline until June 30, that is, two and a half months to complete the process.

Migrants who cherish the long-awaited papers: "I feel scared every time the police check documents at my bus stop"

Four immigrants in Spain narrate the fear, precariousness, and lack of freedom they face due to their irregular status, while they await a regularization process that could transform their lives.

How to Obtain the Police Record Report for Regularization

The Royal Decree published in the Official State Gazette clarifies that having a police record does not automatically mean that the authorization for regularization will be denied.

The regularization of immigrants will require a police report, but having a criminal record will not automatically result in denial

The new measure will allow people in an irregular situation to obtain a one-year residence and work permit. A police report will be required, but having a criminal record will not automatically lead to the denial of the permit.

State employees begin today the 35-hour workweek: those affected, those excluded, and the fine print

About 250,000 public employees of the State reduce their working day by half an hour, applying the measure to prison officers, healthcare workers, and teachers. However, the Army and the security forces remain excluded.

The PP Seeks to Strengthen Itself Among the Middle Class with a Tour Featuring Sectors Affected by the Government's "Tax Hike"

Alberto Núñez Feijóo begins a tour in Toledo with self-employed workers to address their concerns, promoting his low tax pressure policy and aiming to bolster the PP's support among the middle class affected by the Government's tax increases.

Real Madrid eliminated: comes close to a feat in Munich, but falls with one player less

Real Madrid fought to make a comeback at the Allianz Arena against Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarterfinals, but the sending off of a player affected the match and they ended up being eliminated, falling just short of the semifinals.

Trump Announces a Meeting Between Israel and Lebanon to Curb Hezbollah

Donald Trump has announced a meeting between Israel and Lebanon aimed at curbing the influence of Hezbollah, in a context marked by the war in Iran, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and the Israeli offensive in Lebanon.

A man from Alicante loses a leg due to a brutal shark attack during his honeymoon in the Maldives

A 31-year-old doctor from Alicante was brutally attacked by a shark while engaging in a water activity during his honeymoon in the Maldives. He is currently in critical condition at the hospital in Malé after losing a leg.

Motos apologizes for the mistake with the VAT on books: "We said yes to Sonsoles and no one checked the data"

The presenter Motos apologized at the start of his program for a mistake made on Tuesday, admitting that they approved the information given by Sonsoles without verifying it, related to the VAT on books.

The trial reveals Aldama's infiltration into Transport: "They thought he was 'someone from the ministry'"

The broker Aldama, considered part of the Ministry of Transport, arranged with public officials an initial contract for masks before a ministerial order was issued, demonstrating his infiltration into the inner circle of the ministry during Ábalos's administration.

Adrián Rodríguez’s Father Speaks About His Concerning Messages

Adrián Rodríguez revealed on Instagram that his ex-partner had left him on the street, which has caused concern. His father has spoken publicly about these messages, expressing his worry about the young man's situation.

The victims of Adamuz speak out, three months after the accident: "It was a Russian roulette because 20 trains passed before"

Almost one hundred relatives and victims of the January 18 train accident protested in front of Congress demanding accountability. María Eugenia Tébar, who lost her husband and was injured, described these past three months as "the worst of her life."

The Government shifts the pressure to the judges who must decide on the trial of Begoña Gómez

The Government assures that it will not alter the electoral calendar even if the trial of Begoña Gómez takes place in 2027, during the electoral cycle, leaving the responsibility in the hands of the judges.

Aitana responds to rumors of a crisis with Plex: "I've never been so happy"

Aitana denied the rumors about a crisis in her relationship with the YouTuber Plex, assuring that she has never been happier.

Tom Cruise, Unrecognizable with a Beer Belly: "It Took Me 40 Years to Play This Role"

At CinemaCon, the Mexican director and Tom Cruise presented scenes from their new movie together, where Cruise appears unrecognizable with a beer belly, a role that has taken him 40 years to prepare.

Influencer Ashlee Jenae Dies at 31 During Safari with Her Partner

Influencer Ashlee Jenae, 31, passed away during a safari in Tanzania alongside her partner. A few days earlier, she had announced her engagement and was hospitalized in the African country.

Ana Morgade shows her belly in 'To Heaven with Her': "That of a woman over 40 who has given birth"

Ana Morgade proudly showed her belly in 'To Heaven with Her', emphasizing that it belongs to a woman over 40 who has given birth. Her gesture was widely applauded by the viewers.

Free, anonymous, and modeled after the Covid passport: this is the app launched by the EU to verify minors' age online

The EU has launched a free, anonymous, and accessible app to verify the age of minors online, following the Covid passport model. Its use also depends on the responsibility of the platforms that implement it.

Carolina Barrero, Cuban Opponent: "Sánchez’s Government is on the Side of the Dictatorship and Not the Civil Society"

Carolina Barrero, founder of Citizenship and Freedom, states from Brussels that the Castro regime is going through its worst moment. She criticizes Sánchez’s Government for supporting the dictatorship instead of civil society and urges the EU to act coherently by imposing sanctions against the Cuban regime.

The Unexpected Twist in the 'Top Chef' Final: Belén Esteban Falls in the Penultimate Round and There Is Already a Winner

Belén Esteban was eliminated in the third challenge of the 'Top Chef' final, dedicating her farewell to her daughter. Ivana Rodríguez was crowned the winner of the pastry talent show.

'Campos & Rosa' reviews the heart matters of the week: the royal family's agenda, a romance...

The covers highlight the sad death of journalist Goyi Arévalo's mother and the romance between Tana Rivera, Fran's daughter, and the bullfighter Roca Rey.

A 29-year-old motorcyclist dies after colliding with a truck in Madrid

A 29-year-old motorcyclist died after colliding with a truck in Madrid. A SAMUR psychologist attended to several witnesses at the scene, while the Municipal Police investigate the causes of the accident.

Sentenced to more than a year for calling a boy "fucking black" and threatening to "cut his balls off"

A woman was sentenced to more than a year in prison for insulting and threatening a boy of Dominican origin in a school cafeteria while picking up her granddaughters. The verbal assault included racist terms and serious threats toward the minor.

Puente Will Allocate 1.629 Billion to Repair 5,000 km of Roads Although Total Investment Need is Estimated at 5.6 Billion Euros

Road repair works, with an investment of 1.629 billion, will begin to be tendered this year and will be carried out over five years, generating 18,500 jobs. Although the total need is estimated at 5.6 billion, the president of Adif highlights the good railway maintenance, while engineers raise concerns about the supervision of subcontractors in the works.

Infanta Sofía reunites with old friends from the secondary school she attended

Infanta Sofía, the second daughter of the king and queen, returned to Madrid from Lisbon, where she studies, for Easter and was seen meeting with old friends from the school where she attended secondary education, according to the magazine 'Diez Minutos.'

'Mask Singer': Deciphering the Strengths of the Only Show Without 'Spoilers'

The fifth season of 'Mask Singer' stands out for maintaining intrigue without spoilers, offering fun and excitement as viewers guess the hidden identities. Although it sticks to its original formula, it has ups and downs that affect the pace and surprise, but it remains a unique show that captivates the audience with its mysterious reveals.

Miquel Valls recalls the death of his father in 'The Silence Under the Skin': "No one teaches us how to care"

Miquel Valls, co-host of 'Espejo público', combines a personal story, focused on the death of his father and the absence of care, with a robbery in his new book 'The Silence Under the Skin', exploring emotions and lessons learned.

Bàrbara Mestanza, freed but 'Dirty': her "uncomfortable" fight to have sexual assault recognized

Actress and director Bàrbara Mestanza explores in the documentary 'Dirty' her experience following a sexual assault, revealing the difficult process of reporting, the trial, and the consequences of public exposure.

Andrea Levy's Confession About Her Addiction: "They Told Me I Was Addicted and I Answered 'To What?'"

Andrea Levy, a councilor of the Madrid City Council, revealed that fibromyalgia and work pressure led her to normalize a consumption that she was slow to identify as an addiction. She acknowledged having minimized her dependence until the problem was pointed out to her.

Clavicular suffers an apparent overdose live on air and is taken to the hospital "almost unconscious"

Influencer Clavicular suffered an apparent overdose during a live broadcast. He was quickly taken to the hospital in critical condition, "practically unconscious," causing concern among his followers and on social media.

A former Civil Guard officer, about these guardrails: "The DGT has known they have been illegal for more than 50 years"

Juan Carlos Toribio denounces that the fish-tail end terminals, present on thousands of kilometers of Spanish roads, remain installed despite being considered illegal by the DGT for more than 50 years.

The Colombian Government Finalizes the Total Sale of Coltel to Millicom Following Telefónica's Exit

The Government of Colombia is moving forward with the total sale of Coltel to Millicom, thereby completing the shareholder renewal of the operator after nearly 20 years of control by Telefónica.

Alcaraz reveals his favorite films: "I'm more into movies than series"

Spanish tennis player and seven-time Grand Slam winner, Carlos Alcaraz, shares his favorite movies, highlighting two directed by Martin Scorsese. Additionally, he states that he prefers movies over series.

Frutinovelas, the viral phenomenon on social media that leaves women in a very bad light

Ana Lombardía, an expert in women's health and wellness at Womanizer, analyzes how frutinovelas, a viral phenomenon on social media, portray women in mostly dangerous and negative roles, affecting their image and social perception.

Dr. Mora, mental health expert: "When we begin to notice stress, we need to stop"

Stress is common, but not inevitable. It is important to recognize it and pause when feeling it, seeking help if necessary to avoid negative consequences on mental health.

The Most Earthly Problem Also Occurred on Artemis II: Outlook Failed Mid-Mission

The Artemis II mission was successful, but it faced an unexpected problem when Outlook stopped working, interrupting the astronauts' email during the mission.

The Best Airport in the World: It Has Direct Flights to Spain

The Skytrax World Airport Awards have recognized the best airport in the world, which stands out for its quality and offers direct flights to Spain, establishing itself as a key hub for international travelers.

The Perfect Rice, According to Joseba Arguiñano: "It Only Takes 20 Minutes"

Joseba Arguiñano shares a simple trick to cook rice and achieve the perfect doneness in just 20 minutes, making for an ideal preparation without any hassle.

The Longest Straight Road in Spain: 23 Kilometers of Road Without a Curve

The stretch of the N-301 between El Provencio and Minaya in Castilla-La Mancha is the longest straight road in Spain, with 23 kilometers without curves, standing out as the longest segment without bends in the Spanish Road Network.

Scientists Confirm the Existence of a Super-Earth, a Temperate Jupiter, and a Brown Dwarf

The Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias confirms the existence of three bodies in the exoplanetary system TOI-201: a super-Earth, a temperate Jupiter, and a brown dwarf.

The PP Blames Red Eléctrica for the Blackout for Knowing the Risk and Not Responding, and the Government for Failing to Prevent or Supervise

The PP presents a proposal in the Senate stating that the blackout was not unforeseeable, but rather the result of a known structural fragility. It blames Red Eléctrica, the Ministry for Ecological Transition, and the CNMC for failing to act or properly supervise to prevent the electrical crisis.

The PSOE rejects "political responsibilities" in the blackout and calls the PP's demand for Aagesen's resignation a "mockery"

The PSOE supports the technical conclusions of the Government, the CNMC, and experts regarding the blackout, which do not assign political blame. Additionally, it proposes creating a permanent commission in the Senate to study and improve the electrical system. The party describes the PP's request for Aagesen's resignation as a "mockery."

Heroic act at an Oklahoma school: the principal takes down a man who planned to shoot students

A camera captured the moment when the principal of a school in Oklahoma heroically stopped an armed man who was trying to shoot the students, preventing a tragedy.

Change of Model and Geopolitical Implications: What the Purchase of Universal Music Group Would Entail

The acquisition of Universal Music Group by Pershing Square would profoundly transform the music industry, altering business models and generating significant geopolitical consequences. This change could redefine the global control and distribution of music, impacting both markets and international strategic alliances.

Kenya sentences a Chinese citizen to one year in prison for attempting to smuggle more than 2,000 ants out of the country

Magistrate Irene Gichobi handed down a harsh sentence amid the rise in insect trafficking, highlighting the serious environmental risk posed by illegally removing more than 2,000 ants from the country.

A hideout, mushrooms, and "washerwoman's hands": why the basement of Óscar's house changes the investigation of the Esther López case

After 1,414 days of investigation, in December the judge decided to try Óscar for murder and manslaughter in the Esther López case, based on new evidence related to the basement of his house that has changed the course of the investigation.

The recent Supreme Court ruling that defines what is considered usury in personal loans

The nullification due to usury means that the consumer only has to pay the loan principal, exempt from interest and fees, thus protecting borrowers from abusive conditions in personal loans.

This is B100, the bank that pays you to walk: up to 3% APR for meeting your daily step goals

B100, Abanca's digital bank, offers an account that encourages physical activity by paying up to 3% APR for meeting daily step goals. Additionally, it provides other financial products tailored to digital needs, aiming to attract users through innovative and healthy benefits.

A train will connect Barcelona with European cities at prices "as low as flights"

The railway company plans to connect about 100 European cities, including Barcelona, by 2035, offering competitive prices similar to low-cost flights.

The restaurant located in the heart of Zaragoza that offers the best daily menu for less than 18 euros

Boca Boca, located in the center of Zaragoza, has been recognized by Horeca Zaragoza as the best in the 'Best Daily Menu' category, offering quality and price for less than 18 euros.

Moreno's Triangulation

The article highlights that political and social strategies that work in one Spanish region, such as Catalonia, are not effective in others like Galicia, Madrid, Extremadura, or Andalusia, emphasizing the need for specific approaches according to the particularities of each territory.

Warming the seat

During the pandemic, we were told that we would change for the better, that the experience would make us more aware of our fragility and lead us to reorganize our priorities. However, this reflection invites us to question whether that change actually took place.

Excessive Committees

The excessive proliferation of investigative committees can have a negative effect by devaluing their importance and efficiency, instead of serving as a valuable tool to clarify matters.

Trump: We’ve Crossed the Line with the Church

Recent attacks from the White House against certain institutions will not go without consequences for President Trump, indicating that he will face costs for these actions.

Competition for rentals increases: an average of 41 people contact each apartment listed in Spain

Idealista reveals a 17% increase in rental inquiries in major cities, with an average of 41 people per apartment. Barcelona leads with 99 interested parties, followed by Madrid with 47 and San Sebastián with 45.

The house Tamara Gorro has bought in Ibiza for 5.7 million: infinity pool, solarium, VIP concierge...

Tamara Gorro has acquired a luxurious house in Ibiza valued at 5.7 million euros. The property includes an infinity pool, solarium, VIP concierge, several en-suite bedrooms, and two private terraces, offering an exclusive and comfortable lifestyle.

The 'Emptied Spain' Becomes More Expensive: These Are the Towns Where Housing Prices Have Risen the Most

The rise in housing prices is spreading across all of Spain, also affecting towns that previously were not part of the real estate market, increasing costs in the so-called "Emptied Spain."

Canada threatens to deport tens of thousands of irregular migrants to the US

Canada warned that it could deport more than 30,000 irregular migrants to the United States, aiming to control the migratory flow and its impact on the country.

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Registrations for the '20minutos' Creators Awards 2026 are open and free until May 10. Internet content creators can participate to receive recognition in this edition.

Are You Ready to Face the Tax Office? Find Out with This Income Tax Quiz

The 2025-2026 Income Tax Return campaign has begun. Are you ready to prepare your draft? Test your knowledge with this quiz and find out if you have what it takes to face the Tax Office.

Is it 'albóndiga' or 'almóndiga'? And 'croqueta' or 'cocreta'? Test yourself with our spelling quiz

Test your mastery of Spanish with this 19-question spelling quiz, which will help you clear up doubts about the correct spelling of common words like "albóndiga" and "croqueta."

Spain Accelerates Towards More Sustainable Mobility

Spain is advancing in sustainable mobility with more than 600,000 electrified vehicles on the road, driven by the availability of new models and incentive policies, thus overcoming its slow start compared to Europe.

Guide to Installing a Home Electric Car Charger

Installing an electric charger at home is a simple process that varies depending on the type of residence. It allows you to charge your car conveniently, optimize electricity consumption, and increase energy independence.

The Electric Cars That Dominated in 2025

The electrified vehicle market in Spain continues to expand, with hybrids and SUVs standing out as the most popular, while the availability of compact models ideal for urban mobility is increasing.

The Devastating Testimony of Pablo Ojeda About His Gambling Addiction

Pablo Ojeda, nutritionist and educator, revealed on 'Ex. Life After' how an afternoon of boredom with just five euros triggered his gambling addiction, marking a turning point in his life.

United Kingdom formalizes its return to the Erasmus+ program in Brussels in 2027

The United Kingdom has confirmed its return to the Erasmus+ program starting in 2027. The agreement, formalized in Brussels, will allow more than 100,000 people to benefit in the first year alone, facilitating educational and cultural mobility between the United Kingdom and Europe.

Overqualified Workers in Spain: "I Have a Master's Degree, But My Job Requires Only High School Diploma"

Young people and professionals in Spain with advanced education accept lower-qualified jobs due to the scarcity of opportunities matching their academic level and experience, thus facing job overqualification.

A Home in the Usera Neighborhood to Keep Young People Off the Streets: "Without Them, I Don’t Know Where I Would Be"

The municipal program ASPA offers specialized support to young people over 18 at risk of becoming homeless, helping them achieve an independent adult life. In 2025, they assisted 88 young people with this need in the Usera neighborhood.

Donating semen, an increasingly in-demand gesture: "Lately the quality has been dropping quite a bit"

The demand for semen donors in Spain is growing along with the increase in assisted reproduction, although sperm quality is declining. Most candidates are rejected at clinics due to this low quality.

Pablo Alborán talks about his role as an actor on 'El Hormiguero': "Being well-known, they have a prejudice against me"

Pablo Alborán spoke on 'El Hormiguero' about his role as an actor, highlighting that being a well-known figure he faces prejudices. He also revealed that they have already started filming the third season of the series 'Respira'.

Georgina Rodríguez surprises her sister Ivana on 'Top Chef': "Seeing you there is the greatest gift"

Georgina Rodríguez surprised her sister Ivana with a supportive video before the final pastry challenge on La 1's 'Top Chef,' highlighting how meaningful it is to see her compete on the show.

David makes an early mistake in 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra' and is defeated

David, a contestant from Barcelona, made an early error on the letter 'C' during 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra', which negatively impacted his performance and resulted in his defeat.

Rubén Amón, on the '¡Hola!' Cover Featuring Juan Carlos I and the Infantas: "With This Lineage, the Monarchy Would Have Disappeared"

Gema López criticized the '¡Hola!' cover showing Juan Carlos I and the infantas, calling it an outdated image, similar to a 20th-century cover.

'Malas lenguas' denies a hoax about whether regularized migrants will be able to vote in the upcoming elections

María Navarro clarified that only those who have Spanish nationality can vote in the elections, debunking the hoax that claims regularized migrants without nationality will be able to vote.

Tension Between Ana Milán and Ana Rosa Quintana: "An Invitation I Withdraw. If I Had Known, I Wouldn't Have Come"

Ana Milán invited Ana Rosa Quintana to her show 'Ex, Life After,' but Quintana declined the invitation, expressing her aversion to formats in which participants reveal personal aspects they prefer to keep private.

The awkward moment between Patricia Pardo and a young woman looking for flatmates who don’t cook meat

The young woman criticized Ana Rosa Quintana for "profiting from housing" during her appearance on 'Vamos a ver,' creating an awkward moment with Patricia Pardo.

Isabel Rábago and Ana Iris Simón at odds over the flotilla to Gaza: "You're patriotic when it suits you"

Isabel Rábago described the flotilla to Gaza as "a trip," while Ana Iris Simón argued that it is a humanitarian mission, sparking a confrontation between the two over the interpretation of the act and patriotism.

'And Now Sonsoles', 'The Voice', 'Big Brother' and 'Got Talent' among the nominees at the 2026 GEMA Europe Awards

Mediaset leads with twelve nominations at the 2026 GEMA Europe Awards, while Atresmedia receives five. Among the nominees are programs such as 'And Now Sonsoles', 'The Voice', 'Big Brother', and 'Got Talent'.

Joaquín and Alejandra Prat Get Emotional Talking About Their Brother's Addictions: "I Have No Tears Left"

Alejandra Prat and Ana Milán visited 'El Tiempo Justo' to promote a new episode of 'Ex. La vida después' (Ex. Life After), the show hosted by Alejandra.

The Cardiologist and 'Influencer' José Abellán Breaks Up with Athenea Pérez, Miss Universe Spain 2023

According to 'Vanitatis', José Abellán and Athenea Pérez decided to end their relationship at the end of 2025.

Carlos Peguer, from 'La pija y la quinqui', talks about the housing problem after buying a house

Carlos Peguer, a 27-year-old influencer and presenter, shares his experience after buying a house and addresses the complex housing problem. He highlights the difficulties and high costs young people face in accessing their own home, reflecting a current social issue and emphasizing the need for affordable solutions.

Alba Díaz explains the reason behind her weight gain: "Most people judge you by how you look"

Alba Díaz has explained that she has gained weight and has started a challenge to take care of her body, not to change it, emphasizing that people usually judge based on appearance.

María León pays the 5,700-euro fine for assaulting a police officer and requests the extinction of her criminal liability

María León has paid the 5,700-euro fine imposed for assaulting a police officer. Her defense considers that with this payment, she has fulfilled the sentence and requests the extinction of her criminal liability.

David Summers, devastated by the sudden death of Felipe Staiti, his 'soul friend': "It's still hard to believe"

David Summers, singer of Hombres G, expresses his grief over the unexpected death of Felipe Staiti, Argentine guitarist and his dear friend. Summers mourns the loss and highlights the difficulty in coming to terms with the news, recalling the deep friendship they shared.

The pivotal moment in Paz Vega's life: from her heartbreaking message to rumors about her marriage

Paz Vega has undergone a significant change by choosing a new representative, separating her professional career from her husband, with whom she had been working for 20 years. Additionally, she shared a touching message that has sparked speculation about her personal life and marriage.

Kanye West postpones his concert in France amid possible ban from entering the country due to his antisemitic comments

Kanye West postponed his concert in France due to the possible ban on entering the country because of his antisemitic comments, similar to those that caused him to be banned from entering the United Kingdom.

Harry and Meghan's trip to Australia begins with a mandatory stop to pay tribute to Lady Di

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex started their visit to Australia with a stop at a hospital that the prince's parents visited in 1985, thus paying tribute to Lady Di.

Marta Sanahuja, new judge on 'MasterChef', opens up about the anorexia she suffered: "I ended up weighing 39 kilos"

Marta Sanahuja, new judge on 'MasterChef', spoke openly about her battle with anorexia and how she ended up weighing only 39 kilos. She also recalled her six-and-a-half-year relationship in which she endured psychological abuse, highlighting the difficult moments she faced before overcoming these adversities.

The spectacular moment of Orion's reentry to Earth, a fireball

Orion's heat shield protected the crew by withstanding temperatures above 2,700 degrees Celsius during reentry to Earth, creating a spectacular fireball effect.

NASA's Artemis II Mission: The Major Milestones Aboard the Orion Spacecraft

The crew of the Artemis II Mission returned to Earth after a historic 10-day lunar flyby aboard the Orion spacecraft, achieving an unprecedented milestone for humanity in space exploration.

The Javis Cry with Emotion After Their Leap to Cannes: "We Feel Blessed"

Directors Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, 'The Javis', were selected to compete in the Official Section of the Cannes Film Festival with their film 'La bola negra', inspired by Federico García Lorca. Emotional, they feel "blessed" by the opportunity. Other Spanish productions will also compete, including works by Pedro Almodóvar and Rodrigo Sorogoyen, strengthening the presence of Spanish cinema at Cannes.

Joan Laporta explodes against the refereeing: "It was a disgrace, it is unacceptable"

Joan Laporta, the newly elected president of FC Barcelona, harshly criticized the refereeing in the Champions League quarterfinal against Atlético de Madrid and announced that the club will file new formal complaints regarding the refereeing decisions considered unfair.

Llorente Goes Out to Sunbathe After Sleeping Only Three Hours Due to the Champions League

Atlético de Madrid player Llorente showed in his Instagram stories that he only slept three hours after an intense Champions League match. Despite the fatigue, he decided to go out and sunbathe to recover and maintain his energy.

Movistar Plus+ Will Be Able to Block 'Pirate' Live Sports Broadcasts

The judiciary authorizes Movistar Plus+ to block pirate sports broadcasts in real time, combating unauthorized retransmission of events. This measure aims to protect content rights and enhance the fight against piracy in the sports audiovisual sector.

Aston Martin prepares a new 'B' version of the AMR26 to save the season

Aston Martin, from Silverstone, is working on a 'B' version of the AMR26 that they hope to launch before the summer break to improve performance and save the season, according to journalist David Croft.

Unseen Footage of the Fight Between Ilia Topuria and Oliveira at UFC 317

The UFC released a documentary with unseen footage of the fight between Ilia Topuria and Oliveira, showcasing the Spanish-Georgian's path to the lightweight championship belt.

The Congress presents its accessibility plan "It is inconceivable that the house of democracy has barriers"

The Congress has presented a plan to achieve the highest level of universal accessibility, ensuring that the building preserves its uniqueness while removing barriers for all people.

Claudia, Adriana's mother, with Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome: "She just wants to be part of society"

Claudia, mother of Adriana, who suffers from the rare Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome, emphasizes that she only wants her daughter to be accepted and included in society. In Spain, around 80 cases of this rare disease are known.

Training and Guiding Those Who Care for People After Brain Injury: "A Supportive Family Is a Favorable Prognostic Factor"

Celia Agüero Pereda highlights the importance of training and supporting families who care for individuals with brain injury. She emphasizes that family collaboration is key to a positive prognosis, as it directly affects the recovery and quality of life of the patient. Proper support reduces stress and improves the effectiveness of daily care, benefiting both the patient and their caregivers.

Airbus, Ikea, PayPal, Hyundai, and Nestlé: Spanish Talent Seduces Multinationals

The future president of Airbus, Amparo Moraleda, and the new CEO of PayPal, Enrique Lores, join an elite group of Spaniards leading multinational companies, alongside figures like Pablo Isla at Nestlé, demonstrating the growing Spanish leadership in large international corporations.

From Gasoline to Berries: Everything That Rose and Fell the Most in Price in March, the First Month of War in Iran

The food and non-alcoholic beverages group moderated its price increase, dropping five-tenths to 2.7% in March, during the first month of the war in Iran.

The war in Iran and its impact on your mortgage, according to Gonzalo Bernardos: "Forget about the euribor"

Economist Gonzalo Bernardos predicts that the ECB will raise interest rates up to 3%, which will increase the cost of variable loans and negatively affect mortgages linked to the euribor.

Bizum Arrives at Stores: From This Date, Payments Can Be Made Using This Platform

Bizum, the payment platform, will be available in stores to make payments, directly competing with cash and traditional cards.

Airef warns that Spain will fail to meet fiscal rules due to the impact of post-war measures

The Fiscal Authority lowers the projected growth to 2.3% and raises inflation to 3.2% due to the conflict. It warns that the State and the Autonomous Communities may not comply with the national spending rule because of the measures adopted following the war.

Ibercaja launches insurance for freelancers and companies that covers cyberattacks

Ibercaja, in collaboration with Caser Grupo Helvetia, has launched an insurance policy that protects freelancers and companies against the economic, legal, and reputational impacts caused by security failures and cyberattacks.

Goodbye 'Oliver and Benji', hello 'Tsubasa': the legendary animated series changes its name 40 years later and scores big on Netflix

The classic animated series based on Yoichi Takahashi's manga premieres a new version called "Tsubasa," which is already ranking among the most-watched on Netflix, renewing the legacy of this iconic story after 40 years.

Elle Fanning opens an OnlyFans account: the hardships of a single mother in Apple TV's new series

Oscar nominee Elle Fanning stars in an Apple TV series that addresses the hardships of a single mother, showing how desperate situations can lead to extreme decisions.

This 'Game of Thrones' actress ended up in a cult and lived to tell the tale: "It was my duty to share it"

Hannah Murray, known for her role in 'Game of Thrones,' was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric facility. Since 2020, she has been away from acting and now shares her experience to raise awareness about what she went through.

Historical Find: Two 'Doctor Who' Episodes Thought Lost Forever Discovered

Two episodes from the third season of 'Doctor Who,' previously considered lost, were found in a cardboard box belonging to a collector, marking a historic discovery for the series.

'The Pitt' says goodbye to this actress in its season 3: "Emergency rooms have a high turnover"

HBO Max’s series concludes its season 2 on April 17 and confirms cast changes for season 3, highlighting the departure of an actress due to the high turnover typical in emergency rooms.

Samsung patents a new triple foldable with a much larger screen: everything we know

The patent reveals the Galaxy Z Tri-Fold Wide, a device with three folds that offers a significantly larger screen, expanding the usage and design possibilities in Samsung's foldable lineup.

YouTube takes a step further in AI: now you can 'clone' yourself to create videos in Shorts

YouTube Shorts introduces a new AI tool that allows users to create a digital avatar of themselves to use in their videos, enabling personalized and creative content.

McDonald's invents a curious accessory: eat without letting go of the game controller

McDonald's has designed an accessory for joysticks that allows players to continue playing automatically while eating, avoiding having to let go of the game controller.

LG introduces its new QNED EVO Mini LED TVs: better picture and sound with artificial intelligence

LG's new QNED EVO Mini LED TVs feature the Alpha 8 Gen 3 processor, which uses artificial intelligence to automatically optimize image quality, offering an enhanced visual and sound experience.

Blow to piracy: the Court sentences the leader of the largest illegal IPTV network to two years in prison

The National Court sentences the leader of RapidIPTV, the largest illegal IPTV network in Europe, to 2 years in prison and imposes a multi-million euro fine for piracy offenses.

How to Open Up Your Eyes Easily Using 4 Products, According to a Makeup Expert

Tina Beauty, a content creator, shares a simple method using 4 products to achieve makeup that easily and effectively opens up and enhances the eyes.

Six Eye Creams Recommended by a Dermatologist for Their Value for Money to Prevent Dark Circles and Puffiness

Dermatologist Leire Barrutia recommends six effective and affordable eye creams to care for the delicate area around the eyes, helping to reduce dark circles and puffiness with a good quality-price ratio.

The 'cottagecore' style dress that will be the most sought-after this spring season has just arrived at Primark

A lightweight butter-yellow dress, with a romantic style that represents the 'cottagecore' trend, has just arrived at Primark and promises to be the most desired this spring.

Does Using Retinol in Summer Cause Skin Spots?: "We Should Not Be in the Retinization Process"

Dermatologist Leire Barrutia clarifies that using retinol in summer does not cause spots if one is not in the retinization phase. She recommends avoiding intense sun exposure and using proper protection to prevent damage, debunking the myth that retinol by itself causes spots in summer.

Ana Morgade shows her belly in 'prime time' and wins: this is how she destroys the myth of having to "get your figure back" after giving birth

Ana Morgade challenges social pressure by showing her postpartum body on television, advocating for the naturalness of a woman over 40's figure and questioning the ideal of "getting your figure back" after giving birth.

Why the Linea Alba and Nipples Darken at the End of Pregnancy: A Simple Survival Guide

During pregnancy, the female body experiences changes such as the darkening of the linea alba and nipples, natural processes that prepare and protect the baby, reflecting the body's wise adaptation to ensure the survival and well-being of the newborn.

One of the Best Hotpots You Can Eat in Madrid and Barcelona for 50 Euros (2 People)

In this hotpot, raw meats, vegetables, and soy products are cooked in a hot broth in the center of the table, offering an interactive and delicious culinary experience for 50 euros for two people in Madrid and Barcelona.

From a Michelin Star Dish to Healthy Churros: Five Easy and Original Recipes to Succeed with a Can of Chickpeas

This article presents five creative and simple recipes with chickpeas, moving away from typical winter stews. The proposals range from high-end dishes to healthy snacks, showcasing the versatility of this legume in the kitchen.

The hotel one hour from Madrid that is celebrating 30 years and a must-visit for every food lover: Michelin Star and Sol Repsol

El Relais & Châteaux Molino de Alcuneza, located one hour from Madrid, is celebrating its 30th anniversary with various activities, featuring a special menu. The hotel, awarded a Michelin Star and Sol Repsol, is an essential destination for gastronomy enthusiasts.

The Valencia restaurant located on the beachfront recommended by the Repsol Guide: "It's worth it just for the views"

La Barraquita Beach Club, located right on the beachfront in Valencia, offers a daily menu for less than 20 euros. Recognized by the Repsol Guide, it stands out not only for its gastronomic quality but also for its views, which make the experience worthwhile.

The Ten Best Ideas to Make the Most of Seasonal Food That Keeps Hypertension in Check

The artichoke, a seasonal food, is key to controlling hypertension. This article presents recipes and reasons to incorporate it into your diet, highlighting its health benefits and its ability to regulate blood pressure.

Creativity and Sustainability with a Michelin Star: A 120-Euro Menu Among the Pine Forests of Valladolid

La Botica de Matapozuelos, led by Miguel Ángel de la Cruz, offers a 120-euro menu that highlights creativity and sustainability, focusing on botanical and locally sourced ingredients in a unique setting among the pine forests in Valladolid.

The Beautiful 14th-Century Convent in Valladolid Where Napoleon Spent a Christmas

This 14th-century Mudéjar convent in Tordesillas, Valladolid, is known for having hosted Emperor Napoleon during a Christmas more than two centuries ago.

Monumentality and Castilian Austerity in One of Spain's Main Gastronomic Capitals

The city of El Cid offers a rich experience in 48 hours with its medieval historic center, an imposing cathedral, and hearty cuisine, reflecting Castilian monumentality and austerity.

A curious 8-meter-tall cat surprises travelers at an airport: it moves its tail and ears

A giant 8-meter-tall cat installed at an airport surprises travelers. Although it appears to be "asleep," visitors can interact with it through a screen, making it move its tail and ears.

The Two Places You Must Visit If You Travel to Munich: A Fantasy Castle and a Dream Palace

Munich, the capital of Bavaria, is a fascinating city, but near the home of FC Bayern Munich are two even more impressive destinations: a fantasy castle and a dream palace, essential for any visitor.

Daily-use medical products in hospitals at risk due to the war in Iran: from syringes to urine bags

The Spanish Federation of Healthcare Technology Companies warns about the risk of shortages of essential medical products used daily in hospitals, such as syringes and urine bags, due to the consequences of the war in Iran.

Mel Robbins, personal growth expert: "There are three simple habits that help you focus, grow, and move toward big goals"

Mel Robbins emphasizes the importance of simple habits to focus, grow, and advance toward big goals, also highlighting the value of improving each day with small changes.

Victoria Camps: "We seek the pill of happiness, but it does not exist; the search that lasts a lifetime"

Victoria Camps, in her book The Search for Happiness, analyzes how we manage emotions and argues that there is no magic formula to be happy; happiness is a continuous search throughout life.

David Callejo, doctor: "Steak can be eaten rare, but ground hamburger meat cannot"

David Callejo explains that although steak can be consumed rare, ground hamburger meat should not be eaten that way due to the presence of bacteria throughout the meat, which can pose a health risk.

US Researchers Agree: Taking a Multivitamin Daily Could Slow Down Aging

Studies in the US suggest that daily consumption of multivitamins may help slow down aging, promoting healthy longevity by improving quality of life and maintaining well-being for more years.

Why You Shouldn't Expose a Newborn to the Sun Through Windows to Prevent Jaundice: They Could Receive High Levels of Radiation

A study reveals that exposing newborns to the sun through windows to prevent jaundice can cause overheating, dehydration, and damage to the skin and eyes due to elevated levels of radiation.

Who Can Compete with This? Record Price and Charging in the New BYD Seal 06 GT

The new BYD Seal 06 GT is a sporty electric compact car that stands out for its great range, ultra-fast charging capability, and extremely competitive price, solidifying BYD's offensive in the EV market.

The shocking fire at BYD's factory and global headquarters in Shenzhen, China

A fire broke out at 3:00 AM in an auxiliary area of BYD's factory and global headquarters in Shenzhen, China, used for test vehicles and discarded cars.

BYD CEO Wang Chuanfu surprises: "The Chinese electric vehicle sector is going through a brutal elimination phase"

Intense competition and falling prices in the Chinese electric vehicle market are making profitability difficult. Wang Chuanfu, CEO of BYD, acknowledges this crisis that is causing a tough elimination phase in the sector.

The 2027 Nissan Juke Takes a Radical Turn: Fully Electric, Bold, and More Controversial

The 2027 Nissan Juke will be completely redesigned with a more radical look and will be 100% electric, marking a significant shift towards sustainable mobility. It will arrive on the market in 2027.

The concession of the highway connecting Bilbao with Zaragoza comes to an end: these are the sections where the toll will be removed

The AP-68, which connects Bilbao with Zaragoza, will cease to be tolled starting November 11, 2026. Although the highway cost 39.90 euros, some sections will be free while others will maintain tolls after the concession ends.

A mechanic’s trick to avoid oil leaks in the car: “I think it’s just simple work”

Mechanic Juan José shares a simple and effective method to prevent oil leaks in the car, a fault that can lead to serious damage if not addressed in time. According to him, the trick helps keep the engine in good condition and avoids unnecessary losses.

Is It Really Good to Put Gasoline in a Diesel Engine to Clean the Injectors?

The CEO of Easygas comments on the common experiment of putting gasoline in diesel engines to clean injectors, warning that this practice is not recommended due to possible engine damage and suggesting proper methods for maintenance.

Canary Islands Could Be Key for Astronaut Rescue in the Atlantic: NASA Examines Its Healthcare System

A NASA delegation evaluated the Canary Islands Health Service and the Canary Emergency Service (SUC) this week, considering the Canary Islands as a strategic point for astronaut rescues in the Atlantic.

Manoteras Sur Undergoes a "Micro-Surgery" in its Squares and Sidewalks of the Poblado Dirigido: "It’s an Old Neighborhood and Needs Improvements"

Manoteras Sur receives improvements in its squares and sidewalks as part of the Regenera Madrid Plan, which for the past year has been promoting renovations in old neighborhoods such as Vallecas, Vicálvaro, and Ciudad Lineal to modernize and enhance their urban quality.

Government and Generalitat finalize an agreement for Catalonia to participate in airport management

The president confirms that the Government and the PSC will not make a pact with the far-right, following the abstention of two socialist councilors in the Ripoll Budget vote.

The Civil Guard shuts down three illegal beauty centers injecting Botox and acid without a license in Tarragona, Valencia, and Alicante

The Civil Guard closed three illegal beauty centers where Botox and acid were administered without a license in Tarragona, Valencia, and Alicante. Additionally, they trafficked aesthetic medications sent to Lithuania and the United Kingdom. One person was arrested and three others are being investigated for crimes against public health.

Teacher Sentenced to 180 Years in Prison for Filming 42 Women in School Bathrooms and Dressing Rooms

The Navarre Court sentenced a teacher from Zizur to 180 years and 9 months in prison for filming 42 women in the bathrooms and dressing rooms of the school. The judges found him guilty of multiple offenses of privacy violations and technological abuse, applying cumulative sentences for each victim.

Two Arrested for Years of Theft from Gym Lockers in Madrid: From Watches to Tablets and Mobile Phones

The National Police arrested two individuals in Madrid for repeated thefts from gym lockers, recovering items valued at over 8,400 euros and solving more than 20 crimes.

Madrid will award 14 Grand Crosses of the Dos de Mayo this year: Sainz Junior, Cerezo, and Audrey Pascual honored

Madrid will recognize outstanding figures from sports, painting, historic businesses, and companies on the Community Day with 14 Grand Crosses of the Dos de Mayo for their careers. Among the awardees are Sainz Junior, Cerezo, and Audrey Pascual.

An inmate in León prison sets fire to his cell mattress and assaults at least four officers

An inmate at the Villahierro Penitentiary Center in León set fire to the mattress in his cell and attacked four officers. The workers were injured, and the prisoner was subdued after the incident, which caused alarm in the prison.

Adoptive son of the woman found dead in March in Cártama arrested

The Civil Guard has arrested the adoptive son of the woman found dead in March in Cártama, more than a month later, for his alleged involvement in the crime.

The baby allegedly abused by his parents leaves the hospital to go to a foster family

The Generalitat took custody of the baby following the imprisonment of his parents, and the child left the hospital to be taken in by a foster family.

The Hell Street of the Seville April Fair: These Are the Attractions, Activities, and Shows

The Seville April Fair offers 56 children's rides, 61 mechanical rides for adults, and around 50 shows, guaranteeing fun for all ages.

The robot that chases wild boars in Poland has a name, is an influencer, and a celebrity in the country

A robot designed to scare away wild boars in Poland has become a national celebrity. With its own name and a presence on social media, this robot not only performs its agricultural function but also gains popularity as an influencer, capturing the public's attention and affection.

This Is Yuki, the Mexican 'Punch': 38 Days Old and Has Become the Star of the Guadalajara Zoo

Yuki, a 38-day-old Mexican 'Punch', has become the star of the Guadalajara Zoo. His mother did not know how to care for him, so he requires assisted care for his growth.

A Lawyer's Warning: "You Can Be Fired for Buying Concert Tickets at Work"

A lawyer warns that buying concert tickets during work hours can be grounds for dismissal, especially if the work computer is used for the purchase, which is considered a serious offense.

The presence of a dog can reduce perceived stress, according to a review of 28 studies

A meta-analysis of 62 results involving 2,027 participants found that the presence of a dog reduces heart rate and subjective stress, indicating that dogs can help alleviate perceived stress in people.

A genetic study in golden retrievers detects genes linked to emotions also in humans

A genomic analysis in golden retrievers identified twelve regions of DNA related to canine behaviors, several of which coincide with genes associated with human emotions, suggesting genetic similarities in emotional regulation between both species.

Cushing's Syndrome in Dogs: What It Is, Why It Occurs, and How It Affects

Some diagnostic tests for Cushing's syndrome in dogs can be affected by the animal's stress, making it more difficult to accurately confirm the disease.

Check Your Horoscope for Thursday, April 16, 2026

Check the horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to discover daily astrological predictions and guide your day positively.

Schedule of the Copa del Rey Final between Atlético and Real Sociedad and where to watch: there is a change this year

Atlético and Real Sociedad will face each other in the Copa del Rey final, a matchup that hasn't happened since 1987. This year there is a change in the match time, which will be broadcast on television, although exact details are not specified.

What will the weather be like in Seville during the Copa del Rey final? Models focus on temperatures

Atlético de Madrid and Real Sociedad fans will fill Seville this weekend for the Copa del Rey final, while keeping an eye on weather forecasts that highlight temperatures during the event.

The workday reduction arrives, but it won’t be for everyone: these are the excluded civil servants

The workday reduction agreed upon with the unions will benefit about 250,000 workers, although it will not be applied universally, leaving out certain specific civil servants.

Where Does the Expression ‘Meterla doblada’ Come From?

The expression 'Meterla doblada' means to be cleverly deceived, so much so that the situation is initially accepted and only later is the trick recognized. It is commonly used in an informal tone to indicate that someone has fallen victim to a cunning deception.

How do predators operate on social networks to trap minors?

Predators use platforms ranging from Instagram to paid services to capture, manipulate, and sexually exploit minors. They take advantage of the digital ecosystem to approach and control children and adolescents, exposing them to serious risks.

The world's oldest new grandfather: has his first granddaughter at 91 years old

Australian Charles Smith became a grandfather for the first time at 91 years and 209 days old with the birth of his granddaughter Isla, daughter of his son Ashley and daughter-in-law Hanna.

People Share the Worst Mistakes Made on a Trip and You Won't Know Whether to Laugh or Cry

Users on X (formerly Twitter) shared their worst travel mistakes, creating a collection of curious anecdotes that mix laughter and disasters. Although traveling usually leaves incredible memories, embarrassing moments also happen that deserve to be told.

World Press Photo 2026: The impactful photos of the three Spanish winners

World Press Photo 2026 announced 42 winners across six regions and three categories. Three Spanish photographers were honored: Brais Lorenzo for Europe’s Graphic Report with "Burned Land," Luis Tato for Africa’s Graphic Report with "The Protests of Generation Z in Madagascar," and Diego Ibarra Sánchez for the Long-Term Project in West, Central, and South Asia with "A Kidnapped Education."

The Housing Shortage

Superantipático published a series of comic strips in 20minutos that critically and humorously illustrate the issue of the high cost of housing, reflecting the difficulty many people face in accessing affordable housing.

Plants Anyone Can Have in Their Home... and That Can Become Very Dangerous to Health

With the arrival of spring, many plants grow in homes and gardens. It is key to identify which ones are dangerous to health and which are safe to avoid risks. This article highlights several common plants that can pose a danger to those who have them at home.

Manuel Marlasca Returns to the Crime Genre with 'Until You Stay': "The Media Are to Blame for Glorifying Murderers Like Bretón"

Manuel Marlasca, a crime journalist, returns to the crime genre with 'Until You Stay', where he explores the Superior Police Headquarters. He criticizes how the media can glorify criminals like Bretón, highlighting the negative influence this has on the public's perception of these cases.

The blackout and Adamuz ignite a control session in Congress without Sánchez or the Body

Sara Aagesen faced criticism from the opposition during a control session in Congress, where Óscar Puente provoked the outrage of the PP by mentioning the Adamuz accident. The session was notable for the absence of Sánchez and the Body, and focused on the blackout and other controversial issues.

This is How the Office That Will Assist Victims of Sexual Abuse in the Church Will Operate: Compensation, Users...

The Official State Bulletin publishes the royal decree that creates an office to assist victims of sexual abuse in the Church, establishing procedures for compensation and the profile of users who will be able to request support and reparations.

Alcalá de Henares begins to restore water supply, although cuts are expected until tomorrow

The City Council of Alcalá de Henares is working to normalize the water supply following incidents that slowed down the restoration on Tuesday. Cuts are expected until tomorrow, but the service is anticipated to recover in the coming hours.

The Parliament validates the Government’s 6 billion credit supplement amid the lack of a Budget

ERC and the Comuns ask the Government to fulfill pending agreements in order to support the Accounts, while the Parliament approves a 6 billion credit supplement in the absence of a Budget.

The Best Horror Series of the Last 10 Years Premieres Its Fourth Season: Trailer and Release Date of Its Episodes

The acclaimed horror series starring Harold Perrineau, admired by Stephen King, returns with its fourth season to continue sending chills down fans' spines.

David Francés, Makeup Artist: “After 40, It’s a Mistake to Keep Using This Eyeliner”

David Francés advises changing your makeup routine after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften features, and add freshness, avoiding certain eyeliners that no longer flatter and adapting your style to maturity without losing your identity.

'The Maid's Daughters': where to watch the 8-episode miniseries adapting Sonsoles Ónega's literary phenomenon

Verónica Sánchez, Carlota Baró, and Alain Hernández star in the eight-episode miniseries based on the novel that won the Premio Planeta, available on Atresplayer.

Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: "We used to favor fixed rates, but that’s over now"

Natalia de Santiago points out that the mortgage market has changed, leaving behind the preference for fixed-rate mortgages due to new economic circumstances, which forces buyers to reconsider their options when purchasing a home.

Chef José Andrés: "To improve canned cockles, don’t use lemon; try mandarin and olive oil"

The Asturian chef José Andrés revealed on his show an innovative way to enhance canned cockles, recommending replacing lemon with mandarin and olive oil for a more spectacular and flavorful appetizer.

Pau Brunet, analyst, on 'Torrente presidente': "It is responsible for almost 24 of the 47 million euros of Spanish cinema this year"

The film "Torrente presidente" by Santiago Segura, along with those by Paco León and Carmen Machi, has generated more than half of the 47 million euros collected by Spanish cinema in 2026, standing out as a great commercial success this year.

The Homemade Trick to Whiten Yellow Pillows in Minutes (Without Bleach)

Yellow stains on pillows become harder to remove over time, so it is essential to clean pillows regularly to keep them white and in good condition.

Arturo Pérez-Reverte Surrenders to This 8-Episode Miniseries About the Rise of Fascism: "Magnificent"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte recommends an Italian 8-episode miniseries about the rise of fascism, starring the acclaimed actor Luca Marinelli, highlighting its quality and relevance.

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

This historic passage connects Clot and Sant Martí in Barcelona, featuring 122 meters of 19th-century working-class architecture. Protected as a historic ensemble, it offers an oasis of tranquility and a pedestrian atmosphere in the middle of the city.

How Artemis II Affects Christina Koch’s Health: Cancer, Fertility, and Other Risks She Takes

Christina Koch will be the first woman to travel beyond Earth’s magnetosphere, exposing her body to unprecedented risks studied in aerospace medicine, such as potential effects on cancer, fertility, and other impacts on her health due to radiation and the extreme conditions of deep space.

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

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator allows you to quickly and in advance find out if you will have to pay the tax authorities or if you will receive a refund after filing your tax return. This tool makes the process easier by providing immediate information about the expected tax outcome.

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

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

Kalshi launches commodities hub with 10 new markets

Kalshi has introduced a new commodities hub, adding 10 markets for trading various commodities. This expansion aims to offer traders more opportunities and diversify options beyond traditional assets, enhancing the platform's appeal and increasing market activity.

Oil prices steady as Hormuz shipping constraints counter US-Iran peace hopes

Oil prices remained steady as shipping constraints in the Strait of Hormuz offset optimism from potential US-Iran peace talks. While diplomatic efforts raise hopes for reduced tensions, ongoing logistical challenges in this key transit route continue to support oil market stability.

Oil prices seesaw in choppy trade as U.S. says Iran blockade fully implemented

Oil prices fluctuated amid volatile trading after the U.S. declared its Iran blockade fully enforced, tightening supply concerns. Market reactions reflected uncertainty over geopolitical tensions and their impact on global oil availability, leading to unstable price movements.

US targets Iran’s oil transportation infrastructure with sanctions

The US has imposed new sanctions targeting Iran’s oil transportation infrastructure, aiming to curb Tehran’s revenue from oil exports. These measures focus on companies and vessels involved in shipping Iranian crude, reinforcing efforts to pressure Iran over its nuclear program and regional influence. The sanctions seek to limit Iran’s ability to bypass previous restrictions and sustain its economy through oil sales.

White House denies U.S. requested ceasefire, says new talks may happen in Pakistan

The White House denied reports that the U.S. requested a ceasefire, emphasizing ongoing support for Ukraine. Officials indicated that new diplomatic talks could take place in Pakistan to seek resolutions, but no ceasefire has been formally proposed by the U.S. administration at this time.

Exclusive – Iran Offers Proposal Allowing Ships to Exit Oman Side of Hormuz Free of Attack, Source Says

Iran has proposed a plan allowing vessels to exit the Oman side of the Strait of Hormuz without threat of attack. The initiative aims to ease tensions in the strategically vital waterway, crucial for global oil shipments. Details remain limited, but the move indicates Tehran’s willingness to reduce regional conflicts and ensure safer passage for maritime traffic amid ongoing security concerns.

Exclusive - China Weighs Curbs on Exports of Solar Manufacturing Equipment to US

China is considering restrictions on exporting solar manufacturing equipment to the US amid escalating trade tensions. This move aims to protect its dominant position in the solar supply chain and could disrupt the US's solar industry growth. The potential curbs reflect intensified rivalry between the two nations in clean energy technology development.

IMF cautions countries against broad fuel subsidies to deal with war-driven energy shock

The IMF warns countries that broad fuel subsidies to counter rising energy prices from the war may worsen fiscal deficits and inflation. Instead, it recommends targeted support for vulnerable groups, investing in clean energy, and improving energy efficiency to create sustainable, long-term solutions.

Finance ministers, stung by hit to economies, call for full Iran war ceasefire

Finance ministers have urged a complete ceasefire in the Iran conflict, citing significant economic harm caused by the ongoing war. They emphasized the need to protect global markets and stabilize economies affected by disruptions linked to the conflict. The call underscores growing concern over the broader economic fallout and the importance of peaceful resolution to restore economic stability.

Italy’s Dison Replaces Most Qatari Gas After Middle East Supply Disruption

Italy’s energy firm Dison has successfully replaced most of its gas supply originally sourced from Qatar due to recent disruptions in the Middle East. The company quickly secured alternative sources to ensure stable energy provision, minimizing the impact on the Italian market and consumers. This move highlights Italy's resilience in managing supply challenges amid geopolitical tensions affecting global energy markets.

Wall Street closes at a record for the first time since the end of January

Wall Street ended at a record high, marking its first peak since late January. The market's gains were driven by optimism over economic data and strong corporate earnings, boosting investor confidence and pushing major indices upward.

NY jury finds Live Nation illegally monopolized live event markets

A New York jury ruled that Live Nation unlawfully monopolized the market for live events, violating antitrust laws. This decision follows claims that the company restricted competition, impacting ticket prices and availability. The verdict may lead to significant changes in how Live Nation operates and influence the live entertainment industry's market dynamics.

Sazerac offers $15 billion to buy Jack Daniel’s maker Brown-Forman, WSJ reports

Sazerac has proposed a $15 billion acquisition of Brown-Forman, the company behind Jack Daniel’s. This offer signifies a major move in the spirits industry, aiming to combine two key players. Details on Brown-Forman's response or next steps have not been disclosed.

S&P 500 hits record high, oil choppy as Trump says Iran war "close to over"

The S&P 500 reached a record high amid market optimism, while oil prices experienced volatility. President Trump stated that the war with Iran is "close to over," boosting investor confidence and contributing to the stock market rally despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Recursion CEO outlines AI drug discovery strategy in Morgan Stanley webcast

Recursion's CEO detailed the company’s AI-driven approach to drug discovery during a Morgan Stanley webcast. The strategy emphasizes leveraging advanced machine learning and automation to accelerate identifying new therapeutics. This method aims to transform traditional pharmaceutical development by enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and bringing treatments to market faster.

Permian-focused EagleRock plans rare US oil and gas IPO, sources say

EagleRock Energy Partners, focused on the Permian Basin, is preparing for a rare initial public offering in the US oil and gas sector. The move aims to capitalize on strong energy market conditions and investor interest, marking a notable event amid a cautious IPO environment for energy firms. The company plans to use proceeds for growth and debt reduction.

Gemini app launches on Mac with screen-sharing features

The Gemini app has debuted on Mac, introducing new screen-sharing capabilities. It enables users to share their screens seamlessly, enhancing remote collaboration and communication. The app aims to improve productivity for individuals and teams by integrating efficient sharing tools within a user-friendly interface.

NY jury finds Live Nation illegally monopolized ticketing markets, Bloomberg News reports

A New York jury ruled that Live Nation unlawfully monopolized the ticketing market, violating antitrust laws. The verdict highlights concerns about reduced competition and potential harm to consumers in ticket sales. The decision may lead to regulatory actions and changes in the live event ticketing industry.

United Airlines faces Senate pushback on potential American Airlines takeover

United Airlines is encountering resistance from Senate members amid its intentions to acquire American Airlines. Lawmakers express concerns over reduced competition and potential negative impacts on consumers and the airline industry. The pushback highlights the regulatory challenges United faces in executing the proposed takeover.

US probes suspicious oil trades made before Trump Iran pivots, source says

The US is investigating unusual oil trading activities that occurred prior to President Trump's policy shift on Iran. These trades raised concerns due to their timing and potential links to sanctions evasion. Authorities are examining if insider knowledge influenced these transactions, aiming to uncover any illicit behavior connected to the changing stance on Iran.

AI ruling prompts warnings from US lawyers: Your chats could be used against you

A recent court ruling has raised concerns among US lawyers that AI chatbot conversations may be used as legal evidence. Experts warn users to exercise caution, as communications with AI could be subpoenaed and scrutinized in criminal or civil cases, potentially impacting privacy and legal rights. This development highlights the need for clear regulations on AI data usage and user protections.

Crude Oil Inventories Decline, Surpassing Market Expectations

Crude oil inventories dropped more than anticipated, easing concerns of oversupply and boosting market sentiment. The unexpected decline reflects stronger demand and potential tightening in supply, influencing oil prices to rise. Analysts suggest this trend may impact future production decisions and market dynamics.

US home builder sentiment drops to seven-month low in April, NAHB survey says

US home builder confidence fell to its lowest level in seven months in April, according to the National Association of Home Builders. Concerns include rising mortgage rates, increased construction costs, and supply chain disruptions, which are dampening builder optimism and potentially affecting new home construction activity.

US import prices increase less than expected in March

US import prices rose 0.3% in March, below economists' forecast of 0.5%, driven by smaller increases in fuel and nonfuel prices. The slowdown suggests easing inflation pressures on imported goods, potentially influencing Federal Reserve decisions on interest rates amid ongoing economic concerns.

India’s trade deficit shrinks in March as US export surge offsets Mideast hit

India’s trade deficit narrowed in March due to a significant rise in exports to the US, which compensated for reduced shipments to Middle Eastern countries. The increase in US demand helped stabilize overall trade figures despite challenges in other regions, reflecting shifts in global trade patterns impacting India’s economy.

New York Manufacturing Index Surges, Exceeding Expectations

The New York Manufacturing Index rose significantly, surpassing analyst forecasts. This increase signals stronger regional factory activity and optimism among manufacturers, suggesting potential growth in the sector despite broader economic uncertainties.

Eurozone industrial output rises 0.4% in February

Eurozone industrial production increased by 0.4% in February, supported by higher output in capital goods and consumer goods sectors. This rise suggests a gradual economic recovery despite ongoing challenges such as supply chain disruptions and inflation pressures impacting manufacturing activity across member states.

Greece’s inflation rises to 3.4% in March

Greece's inflation rate increased to 3.4% in March, driven mainly by higher energy prices and food costs. This marks a rise from the previous month, reflecting ongoing economic pressures. The hike impacts household budgets and may influence the central bank's future monetary policies to control inflation.

India’s trade deficit narrows to $20.98 billion in March

India’s trade deficit shrank to $20.98 billion in March, down from $23.23 billion in February. Exports rose by 11.6% year-on-year to $34.64 billion, while imports increased 6.9% to $55.62 billion. The narrower deficit reflects stronger export growth and moderated import expansion amid global economic pressures. Key sectors contributing to export gains included petroleum products and engineering goods.

Slovakia’s inflation eases to 3.5% in March, lowest since December 2024

Slovakia's inflation rate slowed to 3.5% in March, marking the lowest level since December 2024. The easing reflects reduced price pressures as energy and food inflation moderated. This trend indicates improving economic stability and offers relief for consumers facing high living costs over recent months.

White House offers no hint of Iran war cost as it seeks military funding surge

The White House is requesting a significant increase in military funding amid escalating tensions with Iran but has not disclosed potential costs of a conflict. Officials emphasize preparedness yet avoid detailing financial implications or timelines, reflecting uncertainty over possible military engagement with Iran.

IMF says Bank of Japan can see through inflationary shock from Iran war

The IMF stated that the Bank of Japan is well-positioned to manage inflationary pressures caused by the Iran war. Despite potential shocks to global energy prices, the Bank’s monetary policy framework and tools should enable it to maintain stability and keep inflation expectations anchored, mitigating risks of uncontrolled inflation in Japan.

Bessent supports IMF quota revamp, wants World Bank financing for critical minerals

Bessent advocates for reforming IMF quotas to better reflect the roles of emerging economies. He also urges the World Bank to increase financing for critical minerals, which are essential for the global energy transition and technological advancement. These changes aim to enhance global financial stability and support sustainable development goals.

Dollar drifts as investors gauge odds for renewed US-Iran peace talks

The dollar showed slight fluctuations as investors weighed the potential impact of renewed US-Iran peace talks. Market participants remain cautious, assessing how diplomatic progress could influence global trade and geopolitical stability. This uncertainty has led to subdued movements in the currency markets as traders await more concrete developments.

Trump-backed World Liberty Financial’s early investors won’t be able to fully cash out until after Trump’s term

Early investors in Trump-backed World Liberty Financial are restricted from fully cashing out their investments until after Donald Trump’s presidential term ends. This condition aims to stabilize the company’s financial foundation during his presidency.

Trump threatens to fire Powell if he doesn’t quit Fed board; ongoing probe clouds Warsh confirmation

Former President Trump warned he would fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell if he doesn't resign from the Federal Reserve Board. Meanwhile, an ongoing investigation is complicating the confirmation process for economist Kevin Warsh’s nomination to the Fed, adding tension to the administration’s economic appointments.

Trump says Iran war "close to over" amid hopes for more negotiations

Former President Trump claimed the Iran war is "close to over" while expressing optimism about renewed negotiations. He highlighted the potential for diplomatic progress and emphasized the importance of dialogue to resolve conflicts. This statement comes amid ongoing tensions and efforts for peaceful solutions between the involved parties.

Sovereign borrowers launch platform to amplify voice in debt talks

Sovereign borrowers have created a new platform to strengthen their influence in debt negotiations. This initiative aims to provide countries with a united voice, improving coordination and negotiating power with creditors. The platform seeks to enhance transparency and promote fairer debt restructuring processes, helping nations manage financial challenges more effectively amid global economic uncertainties.

Fed’s Musalem: rates on hold "for some time," open to hikes

Federal Reserve's Musalem stated that interest rates will remain unchanged "for some time" to monitor economic conditions and inflation trends. However, he remains open to raising rates if inflation persists above target, signaling a cautious but flexible approach to monetary policy amid economic uncertainties.

Exclusive - Fed’s Musalem says oil shock likely to keep core inflation near 3%, rates on hold for some time

Fed’s Musalem indicated that the recent oil price shock is expected to keep core inflation close to 3%, suggesting persistent inflation pressure. As a result, he anticipates interest rates will remain on hold for an extended period to monitor the inflation outlook and economic conditions before making further adjustments.

CredShields Joins Canton Network as Official Audit Partner

CredShields has partnered with Canton Network as its official audit partner. This collaboration aims to enhance security and trust within the network by providing comprehensive audit services. The partnership will focus on ensuring robust smart contract auditing, thereby strengthening the overall integrity and reliability of Canton's blockchain ecosystem.

Bitcoin price today: slips back below $74k after US-Iran peace talks rally

Bitcoin's price fell below $74,000 after rising on optimism from US-Iran peace talks. Market enthusiasm over potential diplomatic progress boosted cryptocurrencies briefly, but prices retreated amid profit-taking and uncertain global economic factors. The digital asset remains volatile, influenced by geopolitical events and investor sentiment.

Bitunix Exchange Secures ISO 27001:2022 Certification, Reinforcing Strong Protection of User Data

Bitunix Exchange has achieved the ISO 27001:2022 certification, highlighting its commitment to robust information security management. This certification demonstrates the platform's strong measures in protecting user data, ensuring enhanced security standards and trust for its customers. The move underscores Bitunix's dedication to maintaining high data protection and operational resilience.

Woman-Founded and Led Solana Project Kokopi Koalas Launches $KOKOP Token and NFT Project.

Kokopi Koalas, a Solana-based project founded and led by a woman, has launched its $KOKOP token alongside an NFT collection. The initiative aims to build a strong community and ecosystem, highlighting diversity and innovation in the crypto space. It offers unique digital collectibles and token utility to engage users and support ongoing project development.

ETHGas and ether.fi Strike $3Bn Deal to Advance Institutional Blockspace Markets

ETHGas and ether.fi have partnered in a $3 billion agreement to develop and expand institutional blockspace markets. This collaboration aims to enhance infrastructure and services for large-scale Ethereum users, facilitating more efficient and scalable transaction processing. The deal is set to drive innovation and adoption within the blockchain space, targeting institutional investors and enterprises.

Bitcoin pares gains after briefly topping $76k amid broader risk rally

Bitcoin briefly surpassed $76,000 amid a broader market rally driven by easing investor concerns, but later pared gains as profit-taking emerged. The cryptocurrency's volatility persists despite positive momentum from risk-on sentiment in global markets, reflecting cautious investor behavior.

Crypto exchanges brace for AI that can exploit software flaws

Crypto exchanges are preparing for advancements in AI that could identify and exploit vulnerabilities in their software systems. As AI becomes more sophisticated, the risk of automated attacks and security breaches increases, prompting exchanges to bolster their defenses and update protocols to counter potential threats from malicious AI applications.

Printr Launches V2 Platform Update With Five Fee Models and On-Chain Proof of Belief Staking

Printr unveiled its V2 platform update introducing five flexible fee models to enhance user revenue options. The update also features on-chain Proof of Belief staking, allowing users to stake tokens transparently and securely. These improvements aim to boost platform engagement, provide diverse earning opportunities, and strengthen trust through blockchain-based validation.

Bybit Launches XRPfi with Doppler Finance, Offering Up to 5% APR on XRP

Bybit has introduced XRPfi in collaboration with Doppler Finance, allowing users to earn up to 5% APR on their XRP holdings. This new feature is designed to boost investor returns by integrating decentralized finance options within Bybit’s platform, offering a convenient way to increase XRP assets through staking and yield farming opportunities.

Bitcoin adds to gains, tops $73k as risk assets catch a bid on Iran hopes

Bitcoin surged past $73,000, extending recent gains as risk assets rallied on optimism surrounding potential diplomatic progress with Iran. The positive sentiment boosted investor confidence, driving demand across cryptocurrencies and equities, reflecting hopes for eased geopolitical tensions and improved market conditions.

Southern First Bancshares launches public stock offering

Southern First Bancshares has announced a public stock offering to raise capital. The move aims to support the company's growth initiatives and enhance its financial position. Investors are invited to participate, reflecting confidence in the bank's future prospects and commitment to expanding its service capabilities.

Nkarta receives FDA agreement for outpatient NKX019 dosing

Nkarta Therapeutics secured FDA agreement to proceed with outpatient dosing of its NKX019 cell therapy. This decision follows positive safety data from prior inpatient trials, allowing more flexible treatment settings. The move aims to enhance patient convenience and expand NKX019’s clinical development, targeting hematologic cancers with this off-the-shelf NK cell therapy.

Algernon Health to rebrand as Grey Matters Health, consolidate shares

Algernon Health announced it will rebrand as Grey Matters Health and consolidate its shares to strengthen its market presence and align with its strategic focus on neurological and psychiatric therapies. The move aims to enhance shareholder value and streamline its corporate identity.

Wave Life Sciences plans redomicile from Singapore to U.S.

Wave Life Sciences announced plans to redomicile from Singapore to the U.S., aiming to expand its presence in the North American market. The move is expected to enhance its access to capital and support growth in advancing genetic medicines. Details on timing and specific operational changes were not provided.

MetroCity Bankshares declares $0.29 quarterly dividend

MetroCity Bankshares announced a quarterly dividend of $0.29 per share, reflecting the company's ongoing commitment to returning value to shareholders. The dividend will be payable to shareholders of record on a specified date, with details on the payment schedule to follow. This move underscores the bank's stable financial performance amidst current market conditions.

Olaplex Holdings stock reaches 52-week high at $2.04

Olaplex Holdings' stock surged to a 52-week high of $2.04, reflecting increased investor confidence. The rise follows positive company performance and market trends favoring the beauty sector. This peak highlights renewed interest in Olaplex’s products and potential growth opportunities ahead.

Liquidity Services stock hits 52-week high at $33.63

Liquidity Services' stock reached a 52-week high of $33.63, driven by strong market performance and positive investor sentiment. The company continues to demonstrate robust growth potential, reflecting confidence in its business strategy and financial outlook.

Taysha Gene Therapies stock hits 52-week high at $6.02

Taysha Gene Therapies' stock reached a 52-week high of $6.02, driven by positive developments in its gene therapy pipeline and investor optimism about its growth prospects. The rise reflects increased confidence in the company's potential to advance treatments for rare genetic diseases.

Uniti Group stock hits 52-week high at $11.05

Uniti Group's stock reached a 52-week high of $11.05, reflecting strong investor confidence. The surge is attributed to positive company performance and favorable market conditions, strengthening Uniti Group's position in the telecommunications infrastructure sector.

Ubiquiti Networks stock hits all-time high at 999.34 USD

Ubiquiti Networks shares surged to a record high of $999.34, driven by strong earnings and robust demand for its networking products. Investors responded positively to the company's strategic growth initiatives and promising future outlook, marking a significant milestone in its market performance.