News Summary - 04/21/2026

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Trump says US will not lift Hormuz blockade until deal made with Iran

President Trump stated the US will maintain the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz until a deal is reached with Iran. His remarks come amid uncertainty about Iran's participation in upcoming peace talks in Pakistan.

New era for Apple as it names new boss to replace Tim Cook after 15 years

John Ternus is set to become Apple's new CEO as Tim Cook transitions to the role of executive chairman, marking a significant leadership change after Cook's 15-year tenure.

Canadian killed in shooting at Mexico's ancient Teotihuacán pyramids

A Canadian was killed and several others injured in a shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids, a popular tourist destination. The incident occurred weeks before Mexico hosts the FIFA World Cup, according to Mexican officials.

Outrage over Israeli soldier's vandalism of Jesus statue in Lebanon

The Israeli military condemned the vandalism of a Jesus statue in Lebanon by one of its soldiers, describing the act as severe. The US ambassador demanded swift action and consequences in response to the incident.

US singer D4vd pleads not guilty to murder in death of missing teen girl

US singer David Anthony Burke, known as D4vd, has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the death of a missing teen girl. Prosecutors warn that if convicted, Burke could face life in prison due to the severity of the case.

Japan on high alert for 'huge' second quake after lifting tsunami warning

Japan's meteorological agency warns that a stronger earthquake might occur within the next week, leading to increased vigilance despite the lifting of the tsunami warning.

What we know about the Iranian ship seized by the US

The US intercepted an Iranian ship attempting to enter the Gulf amid a naval blockade, according to President Donald Trump. The seizure is part of ongoing tensions between the two countries.

Oil prices rise after Trump says Iranian ship seized

Oil prices surged following President Trump's announcement of the seizure of an Iranian ship. This development adds to the volatility in energy markets that began after the US and Israel attacked Iran on February 28.

Blue Origin rocket grounded after satellite 'mishap'

Blue Origin, founded by Jeff Bezos, is investigating a failed rocket launch involving a satellite mishap. The incident has led to the grounding of the rocket as the company reviews the cause.

Woman and child jumped off roof to escape deadly Louisiana shooting

A father fatally shot eight children, including seven of his own, in a domestic dispute in Louisiana. In a desperate attempt to escape the violence, a woman and a child jumped off a roof. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident.

More than 200 rescued from IS-linked group in DR Congo

Over 200 individuals, including a 14-year-old girl, were rescued from an Allied Democratic Forces camp in DR Congo, the Ugandan army reports.

Police gunfight with favela gang traps 200 tourists on hilltop

A police operation in Vidigal blocked the access route to Morro Dois Irmãos, trapping around 200 tourists on the hilltop amid a gunfight with a favela gang.

Trailblazing black beauty queen who defied apartheid South Africa dies aged 76

Cynthia Shange, one of South Africa's two contestants at the 1972 Miss World contest, made history as a black beauty queen during apartheid. Her participation symbolized defiance against racial segregation. She has passed away aged 76.

Days of Our Lives and Starship Troopers actor Patrick Muldoon dies aged 57

Patrick Muldoon, known for his roles in Days of Our Lives and Starship Troopers, has died at age 57. He also appeared in popular TV shows Melrose Place and Saved By the Bell, contributing significantly to television and film as both an actor and producer.

New Zealand declares state of emergency in Wellington as floods hit

Severe flooding in Wellington has led to a state of emergency declaration. Footage reveals submerged vehicles, uprooted trees, and landslides damaging houses, highlighting the extensive impact of the floods on the region.

Elon Musk snubs interview summons by French prosecutors amid X probe

Elon Musk failed to appear for a scheduled interview with French prosecutors investigating his social media platform, X. The Paris prosecutor's office noted the absence of the summoned individuals but provided no further details on the next steps in the probe.

Iranian woman arrested in US for allegedly trafficking arms to Sudan

Shamim Mafi has been arrested in the US for allegedly brokering arms sales to Sudan's defense ministry on behalf of Iran, facing charges related to arms trafficking.

Rumen Radev's Party Wins Bulgarian Election

With 87% of votes counted, Progressive Bulgaria has secured a parliamentary majority, marking a significant victory in the Bulgarian election.

Rebel Wilson's claims against actress are 'malicious concoctions', Australian court hears

Rebel Wilson faces allegations of defaming a fellow actress from her film The Deb regarding a dispute over a bath in Bondi. The Australian court was told these claims are 'malicious concoctions'.

Ukraine police chief resigns after officers allegedly fled deadly shooting

Ukraine's police chief resigned following reports that officers fled the scene during a deadly shooting. The involved officers have been suspended, and an investigation into their conduct is ongoing.

At least 25 killed in firecracker factory blast in India

A blast at a firecracker factory in Tamil Nadu, India, has killed at least 25 people, mostly female workers. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in such factories.

Thousands of Parisians evacuated as WW2 bomb detonated

Residents within a 450-meter radius were evacuated as authorities safely neutralized a World War II bomb. The operation ensured public safety while disposing of the hazardous device.

Rat poison found in HiPP baby food jar in Austria, police say

Austrian police reported that a jar of HiPP baby food was found to contain rat poison. The brand issued a warning on Saturday, stating that consuming the purées could be potentially life-threatening. Authorities are investigating the contamination to ensure consumer safety.

Indian politicians are campaigning while holding fish. What is going on?

In West Bengal elections, politicians are using fish as a campaign symbol to represent cultural identity and pride. This unique tactic connects with voters by highlighting the region's traditions and heritage.

Nigerian wins global prize for trying to save bats in a country that shuns them

Despite widespread beliefs linking bats to witchcraft in Nigeria, ecologist Iroro Tanshi won a global prize for her efforts to protect these misunderstood animals, highlighting her commitment to bat conservation in a challenging cultural environment.

The insider trading suspicions looming over Trump's presidency

The BBC identified a pattern of unusual trading activity occurring just before public announcements by the US president, raising suspicions of potential insider trading during Trump's presidency.

'They told me he was dead': Children born near army base learn truth about UK soldier dads

A DNA and legal project has revealed the identities of 20 fathers who are UK soldiers stationed near a military base in Kenya, helping children discover the truth about their parentage after being told their fathers were dead.

India has splurged billions on metro trains. But where are the commuters?

Despite massive investments in metro infrastructure, ridership remains low in India. Experts attribute this to poor last-mile connectivity and high fares, which discourage daily commuters from using metro services. Without addressing these issues, metro usage is unlikely to see significant growth soon.

Fuel rations and free buses: How countries have responded to rising oil prices

Governments worldwide are implementing measures like fuel rationing and free public transportation to ease the burden of rising oil prices on citizens.

Why your recycled clothes could end up in this South American desert

Many old clothes labeled for recycling are shipped globally but often end up abandoned in a South American desert. This accumulation harms the environment, as the region lacks proper waste management for textile waste, turning the area into an unintended dumping ground for discarded garments from around the world.

Hot air balloon makes emergency landing in California backyard

A hot air balloon carrying 13 people made an emergency landing behind a couple's home in Temecula, surprising the homeowners early Saturday morning.

Are insider traders making millions from the Iran war?

The BBC uncovered notable increases in trading activity just before announcements by the US president, suggesting possible insider trading connected to the Iran conflict.

Victory slips away as marathon runner celebrates too soon

At the Delaware Marathon, the leading runner slowed down to celebrate prematurely, allowing a trailing competitor to sprint past and claim victory in a dramatic finish.

US releases video of forces seizing Iranian ship

The US intercepted an Iranian-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf amid its naval blockade, according to Donald Trump.

Montero criticizes the PP for the "partisan" use of the Senate, and Sánchez stirs up the Andalusian campaign with healthcare announcements

Montero criticizes the PP for using its majority in the Senate for electoral purposes, while her party is pushing a debate on abortion in the Congress just before the campaign. Sánchez, for his part, announces investments in cancer detection, a key issue in the PSOE-A campaign.

Spain Brings Its Demand for a Total Break with Israel to Today's EU Foreign Ministers Summit Without Support from Major Countries

Albares will once again raise Spain's proposal to completely sever ties with Israel at the EU Foreign Ministers meeting in Luxembourg, as it did during the war in Gaza. However, Kallas acknowledges that there is no possibility of reaching unanimity among member states.

Ignacio González, Leader of Manufacturers and Distributors: "The Government Collects 27 Billion More... and Spends Only 5 Billion on Measures for Iran"

Ignacio González, president of AECOC, points out that although the government has collected an additional 27 billion, it only allocates 5 billion to measures related to Iran. He also highlights the effort of companies not to pass the inflation increase on to consumers.

Vox aims for the agreement in Aragón to be "even better" than that of Extremadura

Vox considers the agreement reached in Aragón positive, although it aspires to improve it compared to that of Extremadura. They emphasize that, while they have achieved what was possible so far, they continue working to optimize the pact and obtain more favorable results.

This Is the New State Housing Plan Approved Today: Aid for Rehabilitation, Rental, and Rural Purchase

The State Housing Plan will have up to 7 billion euros, financed 60% by the State and 40% by the autonomous communities, allocating aid for rehabilitation, rental, and purchase in rural areas.

60% of Spaniards Believe That "No One" Should Own More Than Three Homes, According to a Sumar Survey

A survey conducted with 2,200 people reveals that 60% of Spaniards believe no one should own more than three homes. Additionally, 75% support increasing taxes on those who own two or more properties.

Morante de la Puebla in critical condition after being gored by a bull

Morante de la Puebla was seriously injured after being gored in the left buttock by the fourth bull of the fight. He was immediately taken to the infirmary of the bullring to receive medical attention.

The worrying medical report of the bullfighter: 10 cm wound and two-hour operation

Morante suffered a serious 10 cm goring while attempting to fix the fourth bull during Monday's bullfight. The wound required an operation that lasted two hours.

Vance will travel to Pakistan for negotiations despite Iran's current refusal to participate

The war in Iran continues, affecting the Strait of Hormuz region. Meanwhile, Israel maintains a ceasefire in Lebanon. Despite Iran's initial refusal to participate, Vance will travel to Pakistan to try to advance the negotiations.

The PP asks Congress to veto the reform of the Constitution to include abortion for being a "fraud of law"

Vox presents a total amendment to reject the reform of Article 43 of the Constitution, accusing the Government of violating national sovereignty. The PP requests Congress to veto the reform, considering it a "fraud of law."

A 27-year-old young man identified as the shooter in Teotihuacán who left a tourist dead

The attacker in the Teotihuacán shooting, a 27-year-old young man, was identified and possibly killed by National Guard agents. It was initially reported that he had committed suicide.

Clothing Stores That Captivate Millennials and Gen Z: "There Is a Motivation Linked to Saving"

The 2025 report reveals 861 physical second-hand clothing stores in Spain, primarily attracting millennials and Generation Z. These consumers value sustainable fashion and economic savings, motivating their preference for these stores that combine affordability and environmental awareness.

Pope Francis, in ten messages: the Catholic and moral legacy left by the Argentine pontiff in the world

Pope Francis left a legacy marked by his focus on compassion, social justice, and care for the environment. He promoted interreligious dialogue, prioritized poverty, and advocated for reform within the Church. His legacy highlights mercy, inclusion, and the defense of human rights in the global Catholic context.

Half of Households Receive More from the State in Healthcare or Education Than They Pay in Taxes

The reduction of inequality is reflected in the fact that half of the households, especially those with low income, receive more from the State in Healthcare and Education services than they contribute through taxes, demonstrating a significant redistributive effect among different groups and income levels.

Laura Pausini and the Business of Posturing Cultural Sophistication

Laura Pausini stands out not only for her music but also for her communication skills. Her media presence and image strategies reflect how cultural posturing has become a business, where appearing knowledgeable and sophisticated is key to maintaining relevance and connection with her audience.

The Unprecedented Punishment on 'La isla de las tentaciones' That Ends with a Couple Being Expelled

Sandra Barneda announced to the participants and temptors that disrespectful behavior would entail an unprecedented sanction on the show, which ended with the expulsion of a couple.

Spain heats up today: record temperatures for April and storms in various parts of the country

Aemet forecasts a rise in temperatures across much of the Peninsula, with highs that may exceed 32 degrees in several cities, accompanied by storms in various regions.

Historic fine of more than 43 million for audiovisual fraud to one of the largest illegal IPTV networks for broadcasting live football

One of the largest illegal IPTV networks has been fined more than 43 million euros for broadcasting live football without permission. The sanction aims to curb audiovisual fraud and protect broadcasting rights, representing a historic action against piracy in the sports sector.

Morocco inaugurates the third tallest skyscraper in Africa... with a Spanish signature: it measures 250 meters and has 55 floors

The Spanish architect Rafael de La-Hoz Castanys, together with Hakim Benjelloun, designed the third tallest skyscraper in Africa in Morocco, which measures 250 meters and has 55 floors.

Carlos Baute apologizes for his insults towards Delcy Rodríguez: "It’s many years of repression"

Carlos Baute apologized after shouting "Get out, monkey!" referring to Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, claiming that his words were a result of years of repression.

Carlos Alcaraz wins the Laureus Award and Aryna Sabalenka succeeds Aitana Bonmatí

Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka were awarded as the best athletes of 2025 at the Laureus gala, where tennis was the main focus. Sabalenka succeeds Aitana Bonmatí in this recognition.

Warning, secrecy, and betrayal: the romance of Roca Rey and Rocío Osorno

The designer revealed to Eugenia Martínez de Irujo's daughter that she was beginning a romance with Roca Rey, but expressed doubts about the seriousness and commitment of the bullfighter in their relationship.

Dani Fernández updates his condition: "It was more serious than expected"

Dani Fernández suffered a fall during his concert at the Roig Arena, Valencia, which caused a ligament tear in his arm. The singer confirmed that the injury was more serious than initially expected.

How to save on your travels: the imagin debit card offers 0% commission abroad

The imagin debit card offers its users 0% commission on payments in any currency and on cash withdrawals abroad, making it easier to save while traveling.

Sydney Sweeney's Nude Scene in 'Euphoria' Sparks Controversy

Sydney Sweeney's nude scene in 'Euphoria' has generated controversy among viewers, who criticize the direction the series created by Sam Levinson has taken and express their dissatisfaction with Cassie Howard's storyline.

Amnesty Highlights Spain's Role in Defending International Law

Amnesty International warned that in 2025 a large number of international law crimes were committed, including the genocide carried out by Israel in Gaza, emphasizing the importance of Spain's role in defending international law.

The body of Mara Flávia Araújo, triathlete missing during an Ironman race, is found

Mara Flávia Araújo, a 38-year-old triathlete, disappeared in Lake Woodlands during an Ironman race. After several hours of searching, divers located her lifeless body in the water.

Long lines, technical failures, and rush on the first day of regularization in offices

The morning of the first day of the extraordinary regularization of migrants at post office locations was marked by long lines, technical failures, and a rushed atmosphere, complicating the in-person process for applicants.

Paz Vega's Great Fear After Her Separation from Orson Salazar After 25 Years Together

Paz Vega faces her separation from Orson Salazar after 25 years together, clearly setting her boundaries to protect her well-being and hoping that her decisions are respected during this process.

An Endangered Shark Spotted in Barcelona's Port Olímpic

A young basking shark, an endangered species, was sighted and filmed by several onlookers this Sunday at Barcelona's Port Olímpic.

Karol G Announces New Tour with 'Tropicoqueta' After Making History at Coachella

Karol G announced a new tour for her album 'Tropicoqueta' during her performance at Coachella, where she displayed a message on the screens that thrilled thousands of attendees.

Nordic Banks Emerge Unscathed from Money Laundering Scandal

Nordic banks, previously threatened by sanctions due to a money laundering scandal, now face an optimistic future after overcoming the investigations and associated risks.

Russell Crowe shows off his physical transformation for 'The Immortals' and shuts down a fan

Russell Crowe, famous for 'Gladiator', is filming the reboot of the 'The Immortals' saga in Scotland, directed by Chad Stahelski in his first project outside of 'John Wick'. The actor has displayed a remarkable physical transformation for the role, surprising his fans.

Diana Gil, Pilates Expert: "From Age 40 Onwards, Practicing Pilates Provides Strength"

Pilates is key for women over 40 to regain strength, well-being, and body control, improving their quality of life and health during this stage.

Paula Orell, Psychologist: "The Sooner You Address Your Sadness, the Sooner It Goes Away"

Paula Orell, author of 'Love Yourself Beautifully', explains the importance of recognizing and accepting negative emotions to allow them to fade more quickly and to promote emotional well-being.

Russian Soldiers Surrender to Ukrainian Robots: This Is the New Era of War

Ukraine has intensified the use of robots and drones in combat, leading to the surrender of Russian soldiers and reducing casualties among its own forces, marking a new phase in warfare with advanced technology.

Paying for a priority plane ticket does not guarantee this: "Try to board first"

Many passengers believe that paying for priority boarding guarantees getting on the plane first, but this is not always the case. While it offers advantages, it does not ensure absolute priority when boarding, as the process depends on the airline and other operational factors.

Arnau París, winner of 'MasterChef 9', on when to add salt when boiling macaroni

Arnau París, chef and winner of 'MasterChef 9', emphasizes the importance of adding salt at the right moment when boiling macaroni to achieve better flavor and texture in the pasta.

'Cybertruck' Radars Arrive on the Roads: Cutting-Edge Technology to Monitor Speed

The 'Cybertruck' radars, which have stood out in France by accounting for 25% of penalties despite being few on the roads, are coming to our country to improve speed control thanks to their advanced technology.

Seville kicks off an intense week of the Fair with the traditional 'alumbrao'

The Seville April Fair 2026 began with the traditional 'alumbrao' at midnight, marking the start of a week full of activities. The temporary city next to Los Remedios has 1,040 casetas this year.

A European operation identifies 45 Ukrainian children deported to Russia and Belarus

More than 19,500 Ukrainian children have been deported or transferred to Russia and Belarus since the beginning of the invasion. A European operation managed to identify 45 of these children, highlighting the scale and concern over these forced deportations.

Aagesen Awaits the Outcome of the CNMC Investigation into Red Eléctrica Over the Blackout to See if It Will Be Fined Up to 60 Million

The ministry led by Aagesen will investigate Red Eléctrica for possible "very serious" violations following the blackout and may impose fines of up to 60 million. The CNMC has also opened investigations against Iberdrola, Endesa, Naturgy, and Repsol for "serious" offenses. Aagesen criticizes the Senate's conclusions regarding the blackout, attributing them to a "political bias."

Iberdrola and Endesa on the disciplinary proceedings against REE for a very serious offense in the blackout: "It was the only one that could have put the system at risk"

The CEO of Iberdrola Spain demands that Red Eléctrica submit 8,000 audio recordings and questions why they did not replace a crucial power plant before the blackout, which could have prevented the power outage. Endesa rejected an analysis requested following the surges on January 31st, considering it of little importance. Both companies emphasize that REE was the only actor capable of putting the electrical system at risk.

Corina Machado, about Zapatero: "He has not helped to accelerate a democratic exit in Venezuela"

Felipe González expressed his respect and admiration for María Corina Machado's leadership, highlighting that it is a non-mercenary leadership, in the context of Machado's criticism of Zapatero's role in the Venezuelan crisis.

Cuba confirms a recent meeting on the island with US representatives

The Cuban government confirmed a recent meeting with US representatives, clarifying that no deadlines were set nor coercive demands made during the encounter.

Bárcenas states in the Kitchen trial that a pendrive with Rajoy's recording about the PP's slush fund was stolen

The former PP treasurer, Luis Bárcenas, testified in the Kitchen trial that a pendrive containing a recording of Rajoy related to the party's slush fund was stolen. He stated that he sent a prisoner to erase the audio, which was also stored in the cloud.

The accused of abusing a girl acquitted due to lack of "corroboration" of the minor's testimony

The accused of abusing an 11-year-old girl was acquitted due to insufficient corroboration of the minor's testimony. The court considered that there was not enough evidence to confirm the accusations, and therefore ruled the acquittal.

How to Make a Car Seatbelt That Has Gotten Stuck Look Like New for Less Than 5 Euros

With just a bucket of water, stain remover, cloth, sponge, brush, dish soap, and one euro, it's possible to clean and make a stuck car seatbelt look like new for less than 5 euros.

Discover Vietnamese Food at the Oldest Vietnamese Restaurant in Madrid for 30 Euros

The oldest Vietnamese restaurant in Madrid, although small, offers an extensive menu that allows you to explore traditional Vietnamese cuisine for 30 euros.

Affordable Weekly Menu: Cheap, Simple, and Healthy Recipes for These Days

We offer you a nutritious and affordable weekly plan that includes cheap, simple, and healthy recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, ideal for maintaining a varied and balanced diet.

The Challenge

The main challenge in regularization is achieving integration, which requires resources, coordination, and a policy with a medium-term vision.

Iran: Groundhog Day

Rodríguez Garat points out that the agreement remains as distant as it was two weeks ago, while the alternative options to a ceasefire continue to be equally or more unfavorable for both sides.

When I Was a Writer

The author published a novel under a female pseudonym because, being a man, he did not fit current publishing trends.

Why I Consume Social Media but Trust Traditional Media More

Societies that respect rights and freedoms have quality media that monitor those in power, ensuring reliable information despite the common use of social networks.

Puente estimates that the first new Cercanías trains will not start running until September

Puente, together with Óscar López, made one of the last test trips between Albacete and Aranjuez, indicating that the new Cercanías trains will probably start running from September onwards.

Several Clinical Trials Achieve Successful Results in Reversing Genetic Deafness

The first three cases treated in clinical trials for genetic deafness showed "clinically significant" hearing improvements, indicating promising advances in the treatment of this condition.

Billboard recognizes Rosalía as Woman of the Year for being "one of the most influential voices"

Rosalía was named Woman of the Year by Billboard following the success of her album 'Lux', which reached number one on several key charts in November and secured the fourth position on the Billboard 200, establishing her as one of the most influential voices of the moment.

Musk stands up the French Justice in its investigation of child pornography and 'deepfakes' on X

Elon Musk did not appear at a judicial appointment in France related to an investigation into child pornography and 'deepfakes' on X. The summons was for a "voluntary hearing," without the status of a suspect, but the magnate chose not to attend before the French Justice.

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Are You an Internet Content Creator? Sign Up Now for the 2026 '20minutos' Creators Awards

You have until May 10th to register for free for the 2026 '20minutos' Creators Awards, an opportunity to showcase your work as an Internet content creator.

Sex Advice Column: "My husband loses his erection and I feel frustrated, I think the relationship must be like this"

The sex advice column of 20minutos, led by Santiago Frago, answers questions about sexual problems, such as erectile loss in a partner, offering expert guidance to improve the relationship and relieve frustrations.

The popular prosecution requests 24 years in prison for Begoña Gómez

The popular prosecution, made up of Hazte Oír, Vox, Iustitia Europa, and Manos Limpias, is requesting 24 years in prison for Begoña Gómez for influence peddling, corruption, embezzlement, and misappropriation. They are also requesting 22 years for advisor Cristina Álvarez and six years for businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés.

Vox assures that the Extremadura agreement "sets the course for all of Spain"

Vox asks Génova and Díaz Ayuso not to interfere in the negotiations with the PP and not to obstruct the building of a political alternative, emphasizing that the agreement reached in Extremadura is a model for all of Spain.

Francisca Cadenas' Sister-in-Law and Key Witness of the Crime: "I Remember It Every Night When I Go to Bed"

After the testimony of the last five witnesses, the first phase of the investigation in the case of Francisca Cadenas' murder concluded, where her sister-in-law, a key witness, expressed the emotional impact of recalling the events every night.

Truck driver dies run over in Italy during protest against rising fuel prices

A truck driver died after being run over during a protest in Italy against the increase in fuel prices. Following the incident, the unions and organizing associations decided to immediately suspend the mobilization.

Spain reports 101 measles cases between January and February: second EU country with the most cases

Spain has reported 101 measles cases between January and February, making it the second country with the most cases in the European Union, where a total of 350 cases have been recorded during this period.

The son in trouble on WhatsApp was a scammer: "I froze, swallowed the bait, and gave him the money"

The 'son in trouble' scam is growing in Spain, being a common digital fraud that uses urgency and impersonation to deceive victims. This type of scam represents the majority of current cybercrimes in the country.

The Annoyances of 24-Hour Stores to Madrid Residents: Nighttime Alcohol Sales, Noise, and Damage to Local Businesses

Residents of Lavapiés criticize 24-hour stores for selling alcohol at night, generating noise, and harming local businesses. They point out that these establishments do not bring benefits and negatively affect neighborhood coexistence.

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 ASPA program in Usera supports young people over 18 at risk of becoming homeless, helping them transition to an independent adult life. In 2025, they assisted 88 young people with this profile, offering a safe space to keep them off the streets and accompany them in their development.

The Clash Between Javi and Germán That Splits the 'MasterChef' Team Challenge in Two: "You Are Very Stubborn"

The team selection in 'MasterChef' sparked a conflict between Javi and Germán, which ended in a direct confrontation in front of Jordi Cruz, dividing the participants during the team challenge.

Miguel Poveda's Statement on 'La Revuelta' about Federico García Lorca: "It Is Important to Keep Him in Mind"

Miguel Poveda visited 'La Revuelta' to present the documentary 'Enlorquecido: Only Mystery Makes Us Live', dedicated to Federico García Lorca, highlighting the importance of keeping the poet's memory alive.

Luis Fonsi, Edurne, and Antonio Orozco 'return' to childhood to present the new features of 'La Voz Kids'

Three coaches, Luis Fonsi, Edurne, and Antonio Orozco, visited Pablo Motos' show to present the new features of the new edition of 'La Voz Kids,' which will premiere on Antena 3 on May 9.

Antonio Orozco recalls an anecdote at the beach: "I took a child who wasn't mine"

Antonio Orozco shared a funny anecdote at the beach while Luis Fonsi and Edurne presented the new edition of 'La Voz Kids' to Pablo Motos.

'Gossip' Reveals What the First Telephone Operators Were Like: "Single and with a Certain Arm Length"

Jesús Cintora's program commemorated the 150th anniversary of the first telephone call, revealing that the first telephone operators had to be single and possess a certain arm length to perform their job efficiently.

The End of José and Nerea on 'The Island of Temptations' and Their Decision as a Couple: "This Has Overcome Me"

José and Nerea reunited with reproaches after being chosen by the tempters to leave the show, but they surprised everyone by making an unexpected decision about their relationship.

'First Dates' explains the differences between desire and love: "Desire is born in the hypothalamus, but love is not"

Richard Pena, the voice-over of 'First Dates', explains that one can desire without loving and love without desiring, emphasizing that desire arises from the hypothalamus, whereas love does not, thus highlighting the differences between the two feelings.

Adrián Rodríguez's Ex-Girlfriend on the Actor's Addictions: "I Stopped Living My Life to Save Him"

Victoria Vladimerovna spoke on 'Y ahora Sonsoles' about Adrián Rodríguez's recent rehabilitation process, revealing that she gave up her personal life to help him overcome his addictions.

Criticism of Georgina and Cristiano over their daughter Bella Esmeralda's birthday party: "Where are the children?"

Users on social media criticize the birthday party of Bella Esmeralda, daughter of Georgina and Cristiano, considering that it was organized more according to the content creator's tastes than for the child, questioning the absence of elements designed for the children.

Marta Peñate and her boyfriend get a matching tattoo: "When you take advantage of the fact that he’s had two drinks"

Influencer Marta Peñate has revealed that she had never before considered getting a tattoo with a partner. Now, together with her boyfriend, they have gotten a matching tattoo, joking about taking advantage of the fact that he had had two drinks when making the decision.

The surprising physical transformation of Techi Cabrera, Kiko Rivera’s ex, after her second pregnancy

Techi Cabrera, former contestant of 'GH VIP' and ex-partner of Kiko Rivera, surprises on social media with a remarkable physical change after her second pregnancy, reigniting interest in her personal life.

Chenoa's response when asked during a concert to sing 'Bulería' by David Bisbal

During a concert in Estepona, Málaga, someone asked Chenoa to sing 'Bulería,' a song by her ex-partner David Bisbal. The artist responded pointedly, making her stance on the request clear.

Ruth Rodríguez, the little Lucía from 'Ana y los 7', which starred Ana Obregón, becomes a mother

Ruth Rodríguez, known for playing little Lucía in 'Ana y los 7', has announced that she has become a mother. The young actress, who was part of the series starring Ana Obregón, shares this important personal moment with her followers, marking a new chapter in her life.

Criticism of an 'influencer' for leaving her baby in the hotel room while she received a massage

Australian influencer Taleigha Skye received criticism after leaving her baby alone in the hotel room while she was getting a massage. On Instagram, she apologized and took "full responsibility" for what happened.

Sandra Bullock opens her first Instagram account at 61 years old: "I won't do 'selfies' or tutorials"

Sandra Bullock has created her first Instagram account at 61 years old. The actress explained that she wants to connect with her followers without following the usual trends, clarifying that she will not post 'selfies' or tutorials, emphasizing a more authentic and personal approach in her new social media presence.

Junko Celebrates Her Victory Against Isabel Pantoja and Her Right to Continue Living in the Triana House

Junko celebrates her legal triumph over Isabel Pantoja, affirming her right to live in the Triana house. 'El tiempo justo' showed footage of Junko enjoying herself and dancing in a venue in Seville, reflecting her happiness after the victory.

Naím Thomas Reveals the Biggest Fallacy He Has Heard About 'Operación Triunfo 1'

Naím Thomas confessed the biggest lie he has heard about 'Operación Triunfo 1' and shared details about the WhatsApp group that the contestants maintain, revealing previously unknown and personal aspects of his experience on the show.

The pianist who returned to the stage after a stroke with only one hand

South Korean pianist Lee Hun suffered a stroke in 2012 that paralyzed his right side. He discovered works for one hand, which allowed him to resume his career with his left hand. He is a symbol of perseverance in Korea and is preparing for an international festival, playing a difficult piece for one hand, dreaming of regaining the use of both.

A Vegetation Fire Forces the Evacuation of Montjuïc Castle in Barcelona

A vegetation fire in Montjuïc has led to the evacuation of the castle and the suspension of cable car rides to ensure the safety of visitors and residents. Authorities are working to control the fire.

Palomo Spain Highlights the Value of Spanish Artisans: "We Have the Best"

Alejandro Gómez Palomo, designer known as Palomo Spain, emphasizes that Spain should not envy major fashion capitals like Paris or New York, but rather improve its ability to market itself and have more faith in its talent. Additionally, he praises the excellence of Spanish artisans in techniques such as leatherwork, crochet, and knitting, underscoring the country's rich artisanal heritage.

Carlos Alcaraz Wins the Laureus Award and Aryna Sabalenka Succeeds Aitana Bonmatí

Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka were awarded as the best athletes of 2025 at the Laureus gala, highlighting the dominance of tennis in these sports awards.

Dvalishvili predicts another KO by Topuria if he faces Arman Tsarukyan: "Ilia is the champion"

Dvalishvili, former bantamweight champion, believes that Ilia Topuria would surpass Arman Tsarukyan in every aspect and predicts another knockout in favor of Topuria, reaffirming his status as champion.

Neymar erupts after a flood of criticism over a controversial gesture: "No human being can stand it"

Neymar was criticized for scratching his ears during a match, a gesture that many interpreted as a sign of disrespect towards the upset fans. The player responded angrily, defending his attitude and lamenting the constant pressure and criticism he faces.

Boris Becker: "Alcaraz has to play for three hours and it takes a toll on his body. Sinner saves energy"

Boris Becker comments that the long and demanding hours of play will physically affect Carlos Alcaraz, which could harm his performance and future results, while Jannik Sinner, by spending less energy, might have an advantage in terms of injuries and career trajectory.

Tebas, on the whistles at the Spanish anthem: "We have to put an end to this always being part of the narrative"

LaLiga president Javier Tebas referred to the whistles during the Spanish anthem at the Copa del Rey final between Real Sociedad and Atlético de Madrid, emphasizing the need to stop this behavior from being a constant feature in media and sports discourse.

Apuestos Opuestos, the "rascal" ska band that combines music and disability

Apuestos Opuestos, a supportive ska band formed at the Afanias day center in Carabanchel, Madrid, has just released their first single, 'Chase Your Dream,' blending music and disability to promote social inclusion.

Leisure, an Unattainable Luxury for Many People with Intellectual Disabilities

Many people with intellectual disabilities face high costs when paying for professional accompaniment and additional tickets for leisure activities, making leisure a difficult luxury to attain for them.

The regularization of immigrants does not include reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities

The immigrant regularization regulation mentions disability only indirectly in the context of extraordinary ties, recognizing it as a vulnerable situation but does not establish specific reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities.

Neuropsychological Assessment, Key to Addressing Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral palsy significantly affects cognitive, behavioral, and emotional functions. Neuropsychological assessment is essential to identify these impairments, enable an accurate diagnosis, and design personalized interventions that improve the quality of life for those affected.

The Supreme Court rejects the precautionary suspension of public loans to Indra and Escribano requested by Santa Bárbara

The Supreme Court denied the precautionary suspension of two public loans totaling 3 billion euros allocated to the joint venture formed by Indra and Escribano for special armament modernization programs (PEM), rejecting the claim filed by Santa Bárbara.

Oil Rises Amid Increasing Tensions Between the United States and Iran

Negotiations between the United States and Iran are influencing the markets as the ceasefire is expected to end on April 22, causing an increase in oil prices due to the rising tension between the two powers.

Fifty Days of War in Seven Graphs: This Is How the Conflict Has Turned Around

The war has caused increases and volatility in energy prices, rising inflation, worsening economic expectations, and disruptions in the markets. However, the data suggest that the worst may be over, at least for now.

Unicaja aims to grow in the large companies niche and launches a new specialized brand

Unicaja focuses its 2025-2027 strategic plan on expanding its business targeting large companies, launching a new specialized brand to strengthen its presence and grow in this key segment.

Miguel Ollero, Founding Partner and Key Executive of the Socimi Merlin Properties, Dies

Miguel Ollero, co-founder and essential executive of Merlin Properties, has passed away. He had more than 20 years of experience in the real estate sector, leaving an important legacy in the company and the industry.

Goodbye to Mercadona’s Fish Market: The Chain Opts for a New "Fresher and Higher Quality" Model

Mercadona replaces its traditional fish market with a new model that offers fish packaged in trays, aiming to minimize the time from catch to consumption to ensure freshness and better quality.

'Torrente President': The Real Reasons Behind Its Unexpected Box Office Failure in Argentina

Santiago Segura's latest film in the Torrente saga had a much weaker than expected opening in Argentina, due to factors such as a loss of audience interest, competition from other releases, and possibly a disconnect with the local context.

Charlize Theron Silences Timothée Chalamet After the Ballet Controversy: "In 10 Years, AI Will Do Their Job"

Charlize Theron responds to Timothée Chalamet following his disparaging remarks about opera and ballet, suggesting that in a decade artificial intelligence could replace those artistic jobs.

The reason why Shannon Elizabeth, actress from 'American Pie', has an OnlyFans account

Shannon Elizabeth, known for her role as Nadia in 'American Pie', where she was a sex symbol in the 90s and 2000s, has created an OnlyFans account.

The creator of 'More Than Rivals' on the second season: "The teenage sex scenes are over"

Jacob Tierney announced that the second season of 'More Than Rivals' will be more serious, offering a new perspective on the story of hockey players Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov, leaving behind the teenage sex scenes.

The miniseries canceled after Charlie Kirk's death will premiere, to Jessica Chastain's delight

Jessica Chastain confirmed that the miniseries "The Savant" will finally premiere on Apple TV, after having been postponed due to Charlie Kirk's death.

HUAWEI presents the Pura X Max, a foldable phone with a 7.7-inch wide-format screen

Huawei has launched the Pura X Max, a foldable phone with a 7.7-inch screen, Kirin 9030 Pro processor, 5,300 mAh battery, and up to 1 TB of storage.

Google now notifies you if the price of the hotel you want for your vacation drops: here’s how to activate the feature

Google launched a feature that allows users to track and receive alerts when the price of specific hotels drops, making it easier to find better deals for their vacations.

DJI renews its pocket camera: this is the Osmo Pocket 4 with a one-inch sensor and 4K video at 240 fps

DJI introduces the Osmo Pocket 4, a compact camera with a 1-inch sensor that offers 4K video at 240 fps, advanced three-axis stabilization, and intelligent tracking. Coming soon to Spain.

Netflix raises prices in Spain: this is what it will cost you to watch all your favorite series and movies

Netflix has increased its prices in Spain, impacting the subscription costs for users who want to access series and movies. The new prices affect the different available plans, reflecting an adjustment in the streaming market.

Jeff Bezos challenges Elon Musk: Blue Origin successfully reuses a booster from the New Glenn rocket

Blue Origin has achieved an important milestone by reusing a booster from the New Glenn rocket for the first time, marking a significant advancement and positioning itself as a direct competitor to SpaceX in reusable rocket technology.

Neither Blush Nor Highlighter: Bronzer Is the New Ally to Lift the Cheekbones and Achieve a Fresh-Faced Effect

This spring, bronzer is taking center stage as the essential product to achieve a natural and healthy effect on the face, leaving behind the use of blush and highlighter to enhance the cheekbones and give a "sun-kissed" look.

"If Creatine Doesn't Agree with You, It Doesn't Mean You Have to Stop Taking It. It Means Your Body Needs Adjustment"

The expert explains that if creatine doesn't agree with you, it is not necessary to stop taking it; rather, the body may require adjustments in the dosage, type of creatine, or eating habits to improve its tolerance and effects.

Wearing a miniskirt and a gem-studded collar: this is the look with which Rosalía made her debut in 'Euphoria'

Rosalía debuts in the series 'Euphoria' with an unforgettable style that combines a miniskirt and a gem-studded collar, leaving a historic mark on the production.

Zara has the dress for the April Fair that passes the filter of the most elegant Sevillanas

Zara has launched a dress with ruffles and polka dots, inspired by the April Fair, that meets the taste of the most elegant Sevillanas, combining tradition and current fashion.

What the Color of Zara's Labels Says About the Quality of the Garment and the Sizing

Zara's labels offer more than just the size; their color indicates the quality of the fabric and details about the sizing, helping the consumer to better understand the garment before purchasing.

No 'look' for the Noche del Pescaíto? The dresses from Zara, Mango, and H&M that are sure to be a hit

Find the perfect dresses for the Noche del Pescaíto at Zara, Mango, and H&M, garments that capture the essence and the rules of this special first night of the Fair.

Warm Orange and Egg Salad: An Easy, Healthy, and Perfect Recipe for Spring

Andrea Carucci, author of The Fertility Kitchen, shares healthy and tasty recipes weekly, such as this warm orange and egg salad, ideal for spring.

The curious origin of sardine skewers, the historic Málaga recipe eaten with the fingers, a tip learned by King Alfonso XII

The sardine skewer, an emblematic dish from Málaga, has become the king of summer beach bars. Its origin dates back to traditional local practices, and it stands out for the way it is eaten—directly with the fingers. It is said that King Alfonso XII learned this simple yet tasty way of enjoying it, cementing its popularity in the region.

The Little-Known Typical Dish of the Balearic Islands Recommended by the Repsol Guide: "It's Something 100% Mallorcan"

The Repsol Guide highlights the variat, a typical Mallorcan dish that usually includes pica-pica, as an authentic example of local cuisine little known outside the Balearic Islands.

The roadside restaurant on the N-2 with the best all-you-can-eat buffet in Aragón: homemade cooking for less than 19 euros

This restaurant on the N-2 stands out for its all-you-can-eat homemade cuisine buffet, offering traditional dishes for less than 19 euros. According to their Instagram, the priority is homemade food, ensuring quality and flavor with every visit.

The secret to making good fried fish: "If the oil is too weak, the flour crumbles"

Fried fish is an iconic dish of the April Fair. To achieve a good result, it is key that the oil is very hot; if it is too weak, the flour crumbles and the fish loses its crunchy texture. Maintaining the right temperature ensures golden and appetizing fried fish, ideal for enjoying at this traditional celebration.

The first all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue buffet opens in Fuengirola: "It was about time there was something different"

Miyook opens the first all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue buffet in Fuengirola, offering a novel dining experience in the Andalusian city that has generated great interest among locals.

The Asturian village with the best waves, a sea pool, and tranquility

This small coastal village on the border between Galicia and Asturias is known for its extensive meadows, a sea pool, and excellent waves, making it a popular destination for surfers seeking tranquility in northern Spain.

The Most Romantic Palace in Zaragoza Reopens: A Gem We Can Finally Visit

The iconic palace, a prominent example of eclectic architecture in Zaragoza, has reopened its doors, allowing the public to enjoy this historic and cultural treasure in the city.

It Looks Like the Caribbean but It's in the Canary Islands: The Hidden Paradise in the South of the Island Ideal for Diving

The southernmost town of El Hierro is a hidden paradise, ideal for diving thanks to its crystal-clear waters and unique marine landscapes, offering an experience similar to the Caribbean in the Canary Islands.

The Historic Luxury Hotel on the Costa Brava That Has Hosted Many Hollywood Stars

This emblematic luxury hotel on the Costa Brava, with over one hundred years of history, has accommodated numerous Hollywood stars over the decades, establishing itself as an iconic place for the film elite.

Experts Agree: These 5 Daily Habits Damage Your Teeth Without You Noticing

Biting pen caps, cutting threads with your teeth, and not using dental floss are common habits that damage tooth enamel without you realizing it, experts warn.

A diet high in ultra-processed foods increases muscle fat

A diet high in ultra-processed foods increases the accumulation of fat in muscles, especially in the thighs, affecting muscle and metabolic health.

Mobile Addicts Before the Age of 12: The Generation Trapped by Technology

The average age of access to mobile phones has dropped to 10.8 years, showing how new generations connect early with technology, which can create dependency from childhood.

Fat is Not the Enemy Nor Do Dairy Products Cause Inflammation: Ten Nutrition Myths That Science Debunks

Science has debunked common myths about nutrition, such as fat always being harmful and dairy causing inflammation. The evolution of knowledge reveals that many habits considered healthy lack scientific basis.

Marta Barranco, psychologist: "You don't need a big reason to leave someone"

Marta Barranco points out that you don't always need big reasons to end a relationship; often, it's enough to notice the absence of small everyday things that cause dissatisfaction.

Why Does the Skin Become Inflamed and Why Is It Important to Avoid It? All the Key Points

Chronic inflammation of the skin can be caused by stress, toxic diet, ultraviolet radiation, and repeated trauma. Avoiding these factors is essential to maintain skin health and prevent long-term damage.

Is the Jaecoo 7 SHS PHEV the Most Logical Choice You Can Buy? Our Opinion After Testing It

We tested the Jaecoo 7 SHS PHEV, highlighting its efficiency, equipment, and comfort. Although it lacks character and still has aspects to improve, it proves to be a logical and attractive option in its segment.

The DGT establishes the required licenses to drive a motorhome, camper, or caravan this summer

The DGT clarifies that most motorhomes can be driven with a regular car license, but those exceeding 3,500 kg of maximum authorized mass (MMA) require an additional license to be allowed on the road this summer.

You Have a Prior Appointment for the Medical Examination: Can You Drive with an Expired License?

The Directorate General of Traffic requires drivers in Spain to periodically pass medical tests to verify that they meet the requirements to drive.

Can My Car Stick Out of the Parking Space? This is What the Horizontal Property Law Says

A common conflict among neighbors arises when a car sticks out of its parking space, causing disputes over invading adjacent areas. The Horizontal Property Law regulates these cases, establishing clear limits to avoid tensions and preserve coexistence in residential communities.

No One Expected It: Hyundai Ventures into the 'Off-Road' Adventure with a Totally Brutal SUV

Hyundai surprises the US market with the Boulder Concept, an SUV that previews its first pickup equipped with an independent chassis, designed for off-road adventures and robust off-road performance.

The new MGS9 PHEV arrives in Spain: Seven-seater SUV with Zero Emissions label for under 33,000 euros

MG introduces the MGS9 PHEV in Spain, an electrified seven-seater SUV ideal for families, featuring a Zero Emissions label and priced under 33,000 euros.

The 'alumbrao' of the main gate ushers in an intense week of Feria in the ephemeral city of El Real

More than 28,000 LED bulbs illuminate the main gate of the Feria, inspired by the Portuguese Consulate and Charles V's gazebo in the Alcázar, marking the start of an intense festive week in the ephemeral city of El Real.

The City Council approves the expansion of Sevilla’s stadium with an underground parking lot and a large plaza

The City Council has initially approved the planning study to expand Sevilla FC’s stadium, which includes the construction of an underground parking lot and a large plaza, improving the facilities and the surroundings of the stadium.

The mayor of Móstoles rules out resigning after a complaint for sexual and workplace harassment is accepted

The mayor of Móstoles has refused to resign following the acceptance of a complaint against him for alleged sexual and workplace harassment. He asserts that he will remain in office while the facts are clarified and maintains his innocence regarding the accusations made.

Pensioners in the Canary Islands will receive an extra payment of €400: deadlines and requirements

Pensioners in the Canary Islands will receive an extra payment of €400, divided into two payments of €200 each, which will be included in the May and November 2026 payrolls.

The Public Booths at the Seville April Fair: Free and Without Invitation

The public booths at the April Fair in Seville offer food and drinks at prices regulated by the City Council, making them the most economical option for attendees. Additionally, these booths are accessible without the need for an invitation.

How much do you know about Andalucía? We challenge you to find out in this 10-question quiz

Andalucía, land of great artists, salmorejo, and olives, is the star of a 20minutos quiz. Join in and test your knowledge about this region in the south of Spain with a fun 10-question trivia.

Ayuso seeks to establish Madrid as a university region with Hispanic students and more dormitories

The Community of Madrid plans to increase university dormitories and keep campuses open year-round, aiming to establish the region as a leading university destination attractive to Hispanic students and other university students.

The Alcalá Boulevard works uncover remains of the old cobblestone paving of Madrid and the roads surrounding the Gate

During the works on Alcalá Boulevard, remains of the old cobblestone paving and roads that surrounded the Madrid Gate have been uncovered. The City Council has informed the General Directorate of Heritage and continues working without disturbing the findings while awaiting instructions.

Madrid finalizes the extension of the exploitation of the sepiolite mine at the Ambroz lagoons until 2037

The company requested to resume the exploitation of the sepiolite mine, halted since 2007, and after years of study, the regional government is about to approve its extension until 2037.

The University of Barcelona Finds a Roman Mummy in Egypt with a Fragment of Homer's 'Iliad'

For the first time, a Greek literary text, a fragment of Homer's 'Iliad,' has been intentionally incorporated during the embalming process of a Roman mummy in Egypt, according to findings from the University of Barcelona.

Investigated for assaulting airport staff in Palma while attempting to board a plane

The accused was investigated for assaulting the airport staff in Palma when trying to board without the required documentation to access the cabin.

The Unusual Testimony of a Young Argentine Woman Who Fell in Love with Her Uncle

Victoria, a young Argentine woman, recounted how she fell in love with her uncle, a situation she described as unusual and complicated. She expressed her feelings and the difficulties she faced in dealing with this family and social situation, emphasizing the importance of understanding and respect toward unconventional relationships.

The emotional note from a child that a passenger found in their airplane seat

A passenger found a note written by a child who had previously traveled in that seat on the plane. The message, emotional and sincere, begins with an anonymous greeting and seeks to connect with whoever occupies that seat next, creating a touching connection between strangers during the flight.

The letter from the song 'April 20th' by Celtas Cortos, if it happened now

The original letter from 'April 20th' by Celtas Cortos, if reimagined today, would reflect an updated situation but maintain its nostalgic essence, adapting the context to modern times while preserving the emotion and connection with shared memories.

A study shows that agents with therapy dogs generate more trust.

The presence of therapy dogs improves perceptions of agents, increasing trust, closeness, and a sense of security among people.

Appealing or Healthy: Why Pet Owners Add Supplements to Their Pets' Food

87% of pet owners would buy supplements for their pets' food if they offer clear health benefits, not just to make the food more appealing.

Spring and Ferrets: Hormonal, Coat, and Behavioral Changes That Are Normal

With spring, ferrets undergo hormonal changes that affect their coat and behavior. These changes are normal and reflect their seasonal adaptation. It is important for owners to recognize these transformations to better care for their pets during this stage.

Check Your Horoscope for Tuesday, April 21, 2026

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

The Comet 3I/ATLAS Changed Its Composition After Approaching the Sun

The Subaru telescope of the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan detected significant changes in the internal structure of comet 3I/ATLAS after its close passage to the Sun, indicating that its composition was modified due to solar heating.

All the supermarkets Aldi will open in Spain until June

Aldi continues its expansion in Spain and surpassed 500 stores in March. The German chain plans to keep growing in the domestic market with new openings until June.

The Only African Country Where Spanish Is Spoken and Is an Official Language

Equatorial Guinea was one of the last territories to gain independence from Spain in 1968, which allowed Spanish to remain the main and official language in the African country.

What is the difference between DNA and mitochondrial DNA?

Nuclear DNA and mitochondrial DNA are different and are used differently in forensic research, although they are often mentioned together.

Spain's Most Endangered Duck Manages to Take Flight Again Thanks to a Million-Euro Investment

The LIFE Cerceta Pardilla project has allocated 6.37 million euros to restore over 3,600 hectares of wetlands in Spain, aiding the recovery of the marbled duck, an endangered species.

The curious moment when a hot air balloon makes an emergency landing in a backyard

A hot air balloon made an emergency landing in the backyard of a house. The owner did not realize the incident until a neighbor rang their doorbell to inform them about what had happened.

Extreme Work Experiences That Made These People Quit Their Jobs

A TikTok gallery shares testimonials from employees who endured toxic and extreme work environments, leading them to resign. These experiences highlight the importance of working in a healthy environment, even if it’s not perfect.

They Share the Worst Mistakes Made on a Trip... to Laugh and Cry

Users on X (formerly Twitter) shared their worst travel mistakes in response to a viral question. Among curious and funny anecdotes, many recalled experiences that, although unfortunate, are unforgettable and bring laughter when remembered. These stories reflect that trips not only leave good moments but also unexpected situations that are part of the learning and fun.

No to War

All the cartoons published by Naniopina in 20Minutos express a clear pacifist message and rejection of war, using art to promote reflection on peace.

USA requests Spain to extradite the drug trafficker Pipo, leader of Ecuador's most powerful criminal gang, arrested in Málaga

The drug trafficker Pipo, leader of Ecuador's most powerful criminal gang, was arrested in Málaga after arriving in 2022 using a false identity and faking his death. The United States has requested his extradition to face charges related to his criminal activities.

Asha enjoys her Benidorm Fest prize and travels to Stockholm to record a song with Spotify

Asha, who finished second in the Benidorm Fest, received the Spotify Award and traveled to Stockholm to record a song with the platform.

Another Kanye West concert canceled: Switzerland is the fourth country to decide to ban the rapper

Kanye West faces another concert cancellation, this time in Switzerland, which becomes the fourth country to ban the rapper. Despite this, he still has a show scheduled in Madrid on July 30 at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano stadium.

The man accused of killing his wife in Málaga admits the crime and says he buried the body under concrete

The accused has confessed to killing his wife and hiding the body under concrete in Málaga. The prosecution is requesting 15 years in prison and 300,000 euros in compensation for the couple's two daughters.

A Suspect Accused of Sexual Assault Detained at a Traffic Check in Mairena de Aljarafe

A driver accused of sexual assault was detained at a traffic check in Mairena de Aljarafe. He tried to avoid arrest and nearly ran over an officer, according to the local City Council.

Beyond 'Yellowstone': Its Creator Takes a Break from the Dutton Universe to Shoot an Epic Western

Santiago Segura surpasses a recent major success and, after his work on 'Yellowstone', takes a break from the Dutton universe to film an epic western, seeking new challenges and peaks to conquer.

David Francés, makeup artist: "After 40, it's a mistake to keep using this eyeliner"

David Francés advises adapting makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften features, and bring freshness, avoiding the use of certain eyeliners that no longer flatter and respecting personal style.

Farewell to 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms', hello to the future of Westeros: the 'Game of Thrones' movie and series to come

From the reign of Aegon I, the first Targaryen on the Iron Throne, to the adventures of Corlys Velaryon on the ship Sea Serpent, new film projects and series are announced that will expand the universe of Westeros following 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'.

Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: "We used to bet on fixed rates, but that is over"

Natalia de Santiago explains that currently variable-rate mortgages are gaining preference over fixed-rate ones due to changes in the market. Previously, fixed-rate mortgages were more commonly chosen, but this trend has changed because of recent economic circumstances.

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

Asturian chef José Andrés recommended enhancing canned cockles by replacing lemon with mandarin and adding olive oil, creating a simple and delicious appetizer.

The Exact Episode of 'Entrevías' in Which Jose Coronado Fell in Love with Irene López

The actress who plays Faye comments on the most shocking and unpleasant scene in the return of the series on HBO, crafted by creator Sam Levinson to create a cautionary effect and provoke an intense reaction from the audience.

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

Yellow stains on pillows are harder to remove the older they are, so it is recommended to maintain regular cleaning to keep them white without using bleach.

Arturo Pérez-Reverte surrenders to this 8-episode miniseries about the rise of fascism: "Magnificent"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte recommends an outstanding 8-episode Italian miniseries that addresses the rise of fascism, starring the popular actor Luca Marinelli.

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

This passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant Martí, offering 122 meters of 19th-century working-class architecture and a peaceful pedestrian environment, becoming an oasis in the city.

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

Christina Koch will be the first woman to travel beyond Earth's magnetosphere, making her a subject of study for aerospace medicine. Her Artemis II mission involves health risks, including possible effects on cancer, fertility, and other factors related to exposure to deep space.

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

The 2025 Income Tax simulator is now available and allows you to quickly and in advance find out if you will have to pay the tax authorities or receive a refund on your tax return. This tool facilitates tax planning by providing immediate information about the process.

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

The Andalusian Government has launched a new tourist visa to promote tourism in ten municipalities of a Seville region, encouraging visits and exploration of these rural areas.

US positive on Iran deal but talks still uncertain as ceasefire end nears

The US expressed optimism about progress in talks to revive the Iran nuclear deal but acknowledged uncertainties remain. Negotiations continue amid rising tensions as a ceasefire in the region is set to expire soon. Both sides aim to reach an agreement to prevent further conflict and ensure nuclear limits, though hurdles and distrust complicate the process.

Seized Iranian ship likely carrying equipment deemed dual-use by US, sources say

US officials say a seized Iranian ship was likely transporting equipment considered dual-use, which can serve both civilian and military purposes. The seizure reflects ongoing tensions and concerns over Iran's potential military advancements through such imports. Details about the cargo remain limited, but the move underscores US efforts to hinder Iran's access to materials that could bolster its defense capabilities.

Fate of Iran peace talks uncertain as deadline approaches for end of ceasefire

The future of peace talks between Iran and involved parties remains unclear as the ceasefire deadline nears. Both sides have yet to reach a consensus, raising concerns over a potential escalation in conflict once the ceasefire expires. Diplomatic efforts continue but face significant challenges amid mistrust and ongoing tensions.

Oil falls on expectations US-Iran talks likely to proceed, opening supply

Oil prices declined as markets anticipate the resumption of US-Iran talks, which could lead to increased Iranian oil exports. The potential easing of sanctions is expected to boost global supply, easing recent supply concerns and contributing to the price drop.

Gold edges lower with US-Iran talks, Fed chair succession in focus

Gold prices dipped slightly as markets weighed ongoing US-Iran nuclear negotiations and uncertainty over the next Federal Reserve chair. Investors remain cautious amid geopolitical tensions and potential shifts in US monetary policy, impacting safe-haven demand for gold.

Oil prices dip with US-Iran talks in focus ahead of ceasefire expiry

Oil prices fell as investors monitored US-Iran negotiations and the impending expiry of a ceasefire in conflict regions. Market participants remain cautious, weighing geopolitical tensions alongside supply concerns. The outcome of talks and potential shifts in regional stability continue to influence oil demand and prices.

US officials press Cubans for reforms at Havana meeting

US officials met with Cuban leaders in Havana to urge political and economic reforms. Discussions focused on human rights, economic liberalization, and improving bilateral ties. The US emphasized the need for Cuba to adopt democratic changes and enhance freedoms for its citizens, while Cuba called for respect of its sovereignty and easing of US sanctions. The meeting highlighted ongoing tensions but showed willingness for dialogue.

Gold prices slip as renewed flare-up between U.S. and Iran fans inflation fears

Gold prices declined amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, which heightened inflation concerns. The renewed conflict contributed to market volatility, influencing investor sentiment and prompting a shift away from gold as a safe haven. Rising inflation fears, coupled with geopolitical risks, are impacting commodity markets and creating uncertainty in global economic outlooks.

Peru reviews disputed election ballots with final result likely stalled until May

Peru is reevaluating disputed ballots from a recent election, delaying the announcement of final results. The review process aims to ensure accuracy amid tensions between candidates. The outcome remains uncertain, with the final confirmation expected to be postponed until May as authorities meticulously verify votes.

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Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.88%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index down 0.88%. Market sentiment was cautious due to global economic uncertainties and profit-taking by investors. Key sectors experienced declines amid subdued trading activity, reflecting concerns over external factors impacting Taiwan's export-driven economy.

Atos Q1 revenue falls; narrows FY outlook on weak start

Atos reported a decline in Q1 revenue and has lowered its full-year outlook due to a weak start. The company cited challenging market conditions and slower-than-expected business momentum. Despite efforts to streamline operations and cut costs, Atos anticipates continued headwinds impacting its performance for the remainder of the year.

Wihlborgs reports 10% rental income growth in first quarter

Wihlborgs reported a 10% increase in rental income in Q1, driven by strong demand and expanded leasing activities. The company highlighted stable occupancy rates and positive market conditions contributing to the growth. Wihlborgs remains optimistic about continued performance for the rest of the year.

Exclusive—SpaceX president Shotwell earned $85 million last year, document shows

SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell earned $85 million in 2023, according to a recently filed document. Her compensation includes salary, bonuses, and stock awards, reflecting her key role in the company’s growth and success in aerospace innovation and space exploration efforts.

Nojima shares rise on plan to buy Hitachi consumer appliances arm

Nojima's shares surged following news of its plan to acquire Hitachi's consumer appliances division. The deal aims to strengthen Nojima's market presence and expand its product offerings. Investors reacted positively, anticipating growth and enhanced competitiveness from the acquisition.

OPmobility reports 0.4% revenue fall as autos industry weakens

OPmobility's revenue declined by 0.4% amid a broader slowdown in the automotive sector. The company faced challenges due to weakening demand and industry headwinds, impacting overall financial performance. Despite these obstacles, OPmobility continues to adapt strategies to navigate the tough market environment.

Contenders to head crisis-wracked UN face live grillings

Leading candidates to head the United Nations, currently facing multiple crises, are undergoing live public interviews. This unprecedented approach aims to increase transparency and accountability as the organization seeks strong leadership to navigate global challenges including conflicts and humanitarian issues. The process allows stakeholders worldwide to scrutinize the candidates’ visions and capabilities.

Apple Asian supplier shares mixed on CEO succession plans

Shares of Apple's Asian suppliers showed mixed reactions following news about the company's CEO succession plans. Some investors remain cautious about potential leadership changes impacting Apple's supply chain, while others see opportunities in the transition. Overall, the market is closely monitoring how new leadership might affect Apple's strategic direction and partnerships with key suppliers in Asia.

Rigaku shares hit record high on Onto Innovation alliance, stake deal

Rigaku shares surged to a record high following an alliance with Onto Innovation. The deal includes Onto acquiring a stake in Rigaku, boosting investor confidence. The partnership aims to leverage combined technologies, enhancing product offerings and market reach in the semiconductor and materials analysis sectors. This strategic move is expected to drive growth and innovation for both companies.

JPMorgan’s national security initiative to expand in Europe

JPMorgan Chase is set to broaden its national security initiative across Europe, aiming to enhance cybersecurity and safeguard critical financial infrastructure. The expansion will involve increased collaboration with government agencies and private sector partners to address evolving security threats, ensuring resilience and stability in the financial system amid rising cyber risks.

Analysis - With tariffs stalled, Trump’s China policy drifts

The Trump administration's China strategy is losing momentum as tariff negotiations stall, causing policy direction to waver. With no new trade deals or clear measures, uncertainty grows over U.S.-China relations. The lack of progress risks undermining efforts to address key issues like intellectual property theft and market access, leaving the broader trade conflict unresolved.

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German industry faces stagnation in 2026, BDI says

The German industry is expected to experience stagnation in 2026, according to the BDI. Economic growth is predicted to slow down due to global uncertainties, supply chain challenges, and weakening demand. The industry faces difficulties in innovation and investment, potentially impacting employment and competitiveness. The BDI urges strategic policies to support sustainable growth and technological advancement.

German producer prices fall 0.2% in March, beat forecasts

German producer prices decreased by 0.2% in March, defying expectations of a rise. This decline signals easing inflationary pressures in the production sector, suggesting potential relief for consumers and the broader economy in the coming months.

German producer prices fall 0.2% year-on-year in March

Germany's producer prices declined by 0.2% year-on-year in March, indicating reduced industrial inflation. This drop reflects easing cost pressures on manufacturers amid slowing energy and raw material prices, suggesting a potential moderation in inflationary trends within the German economy.

China keeps loan prime rate unchanged for 11th month in April

China maintained its loan prime rate (LPR) steady for the 11th consecutive month in April, reflecting the central bank's cautious stance amid economic uncertainties. The one-year LPR remains at 3.65%, while the five-year rate holds at 4.3%. This move aims to support economic stability and recovery without fueling inflation.

Italy saw modest growth in Q1, supported by Olympics, central bank estimates

Italy experienced modest economic growth in the first quarter, aided by increased activity related to the Winter Olympics and boosted domestic demand. The central bank highlighted that while the recovery remains fragile, Olympic-driven tourism and related sectors positively impacted GDP, contributing to a cautiously optimistic outlook for the coming months.

Canadian housing starts decrease 6% in March

Canadian housing starts fell 6% in March, influenced by higher interest rates and rising construction costs. Urban and rural areas both saw declines, impacting overall market activity. The decrease reflects ongoing challenges in the housing sector amid economic tightening.

US tariffs drive steep drop in EU exports for second month

US tariffs have caused European Union exports to the US to decline sharply for the second consecutive month. The trade barriers have impacted key sectors, leading to reduced shipments and economic strain within the EU. This ongoing dispute highlights escalating trade tensions between the US and EU, affecting businesses reliant on cross-Atlantic trade.

Italy’s February trade surplus widens to €4.94 billion

Italy's trade surplus expanded to €4.94 billion in February, driven by increased exports and controlled imports. The growth reflects strong demand for Italian goods abroad amid a recovering global economy. This surplus boost signals a positive outlook for Italy's trade balance and economic stability in the coming months.

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Morning Bid: Markets long for peace, prepare for Warsh

Markets are eager for stability amid global tensions but brace for shifts as economic advisor Kevin Warsh signals potential policy changes. Investors weigh prospects of peace against market volatility, positioning portfolios cautiously to navigate uncertainty while awaiting clearer guidance from Warsh's statements.

Tariff refund system launches as thousands of companies file claims

A new tariff refund system has been launched, prompting thousands of companies to file claims for refunds. The system aims to streamline the refund process and support businesses affected by tariffs. Early responses indicate high participation, reflecting widespread demand for relief amid ongoing trade challenges. Authorities emphasize the importance of timely claims to ensure efficient processing and disbursement.

Ethiopian Airlines buying six more Boeing 787-9 airplanes

Ethiopian Airlines has ordered six additional Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, expanding its fleet to enhance long-haul operations. This move supports the airline's growth strategy and commitment to modernizing its aircraft lineup with fuel-efficient, advanced technology planes. The deal underscores Ethiopian Airlines' position as a leading carrier in Africa.

Bank of Korea’s new chief says monetary policy has to be cautious and flexible

The new head of the Bank of Korea emphasized the need for cautious and flexible monetary policy to address economic uncertainties. He highlighted balancing inflation control with economic growth, considering global risks and domestic challenges. The approach aims to maintain stability while supporting recovery in a complex economic environment.

South Korea economy likely returned to growth in Q1 - Reuters poll

South Korea's economy is expected to have grown in the first quarter of 2024, according to a Reuters poll. The recovery follows sluggish performance and is driven by increased exports and domestic demand. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic, noting global uncertainties but highlighting positive signs of stabilization in key sectors.

Trump says Iran blockade to remain until peace deal is struck; ceasefire end looms

Former President Trump stated that the blockade on Iran will continue until a peace deal is achieved. He also indicated that the ceasefire is nearing its end, signaling potential escalation in tensions. The remarks highlight ongoing conflicts and the firm stance maintained regarding Iran’s actions.

US asks Brazil’s security attache to leave country

The US government has requested Brazil’s security attache to leave the country, escalating diplomatic tensions between the two nations. The move follows concerns over security and intelligence activities, marking a significant strain in bilateral relations. Both countries are expected to engage in discussions to address the situation and restore cooperation.

German tax revenue rose 3.6% in March, finance ministry says

Germany's finance ministry reported a 3.6% increase in tax revenue for March, reflecting continued economic strength. The rise was driven by higher income and corporate tax receipts, signaling robust business activity and consumer spending despite global uncertainties. This growth supports Germany's fiscal stability and funding for public services amid ongoing economic challenges.

Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer resigns amid inspector probe

Oregon Labor Secretary Christina Chavez-DeRemer resigned following an investigation into misuse of office by a state labor inspector. The probe revealed improper conduct linked to the inspector, prompting her departure to uphold the department's integrity. The administration is reviewing policies to prevent future incidents and ensure accountability within labor enforcement.

Bitcoin ticks higher despite renewed U.S.-Iran tensions

Bitcoin prices rose despite escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Investors appeared to view the cryptocurrency as a safe haven amid geopolitical uncertainty. Market analysts noted increased trading volumes and cautious optimism, suggesting that Bitcoin's appeal as an alternative asset remains strong despite global risks.

OVHcloud and Alchemy Enter Strategic Relationship to Bring Scalable, Powerful Dev Platform to the Web3 World

OVHcloud and Alchemy have formed a strategic partnership to combine OVHcloud's scalable infrastructure with Alchemy's powerful Web3 developer platform. This collaboration aims to enhance Web3 development by providing robust, scalable, and efficient cloud solutions, accelerating innovation and adoption in the blockchain and decentralized application space.

Unicoin Foundation Debuts, Aligning Social Impact with the Future of Responsible Crypto

The Unicoin Foundation has launched to promote responsible cryptocurrency use focused on social impact. It aims to integrate blockchain technology with sustainability and ethical practices, supporting projects that drive positive change while fostering innovation in the crypto space. The foundation emphasizes transparency, community engagement, and long-term social benefits in its mission.

Strategy Inc sells $2.5 billion in securities, buys 34,164 bitcoin

Strategy Inc has sold $2.5 billion worth of securities to purchase 34,164 bitcoins. The move reflects the company's strategic shift to increase exposure to cryptocurrency, aiming to capitalize on bitcoin’s potential growth and hedge against traditional market volatility. This significant acquisition positions Strategy Inc as a major bitcoin holder.

Bitcoin adoption rebounds in U.S., but consumers still favor gold and stocks

Bitcoin adoption in the U.S. is increasing after a period of decline, driven by renewed interest and improved market conditions. However, many consumers continue to prefer traditional investments like gold and stocks due to their long-standing stability and perceived lower risk compared to cryptocurrencies.

Mixin Launches U-Margined Perpetual Contracts, Bringing Derivatives Trading Into Chat

Mixin has introduced U-margined perpetual contracts, enabling users to trade derivatives directly within its chat platform. This integration aims to simplify access to advanced trading tools, combining social interaction with seamless financial trading. The move represents an innovative step in blending communication and financial services for enhanced user engagement.

Bitcoin dips as Iran conflict stokes broader crypto market volatility

Bitcoin’s price fell amid rising tensions in Iran, triggering wider instability across cryptocurrency markets. The conflict has heightened investor uncertainty, leading to increased volatility and cautious trading behavior in digital assets. Market participants are closely monitoring geopolitical developments as they impact crypto valuations and liquidity.

Bitcoin rises, tops $77k after Iran temporarily opens Strait of Hormuz

Bitcoin surged above $77,000 following Iran's decision to temporarily open the Strait of Hormuz, easing geopolitical tensions in the region. The move boosted market confidence, leading to increased trading volumes and a positive impact on cryptocurrency prices. Investors responded favorably to the stability, driving Bitcoin’s price upward amid a broader rally in digital assets.

BTCC Exchange Launches SpaceX Pre-IPO Perpetual Futures Trading and Celebrates with Tesla Cyberbeast Giveaway

BTCC Exchange has introduced perpetual futures trading for SpaceX pre-IPO shares, allowing traders to speculate on the company's upcoming public offering. To celebrate, BTCC is hosting a giveaway featuring a Tesla Cyberbeast, engaging its user community and boosting platform activity. This move highlights BTCC's expansion into alternative asset trading beyond cryptocurrencies.

South Africa proposes new rules to regulate crypto under exchange controls

South Africa plans to introduce new regulations to oversee cryptocurrencies within its exchange control framework. The proposed rules aim to strengthen oversight, enhance compliance, and manage risks associated with crypto transactions, ensuring better consumer protection and alignment with international financial standards. This move reflects growing global efforts to regulate digital assets amid increasing adoption.

Spruce Biosciences prices $60M public offering at $50 per share

Spruce Biosciences announced a $60 million public offering priced at $50 per share. The offering aims to support the company’s ongoing development and commercialization efforts, enhancing its financial position to advance treatments in its pipeline.

RedotPay Integrates SUI and USDC-Sui to Enable Seamless Stablecoin-based Payments and Global Payouts

RedotPay has integrated the SUI blockchain and USDC-Sui stablecoin to facilitate seamless stablecoin payments and global payouts. This integration aims to enhance cross-border transactions by leveraging SUI’s fast processing and USDC’s stability, providing businesses with efficient, cost-effective payment solutions worldwide.

Ethiopian Airlines converts options for six Boeing 787-9s

Ethiopian Airlines has converted options for six Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners into firm orders, enhancing its fleet with fuel-efficient, long-range aircraft. This move supports the airline’s expansion plans and commitment to modernizing its fleet for improved passenger experience and operational efficiency.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Iridium stock, buys Kratos and Amazon

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest sold its position in Iridium Communications and increased stakes in Kratos Defense and Amazon. The fund manager reallocated assets to focus on companies with growth potential in technology and defense sectors, reflecting strategic adjustments in its portfolio amid changing market conditions.

Onto Innovation to acquire 27% stake in Rigaku for $710 million

Onto Innovation plans to acquire a 27% stake in Rigaku for $710 million to expand its presence in advanced materials analysis. The strategic investment aims to enhance Onto's portfolio and leverage Rigaku's technology in X-ray and electron diffraction solutions, strengthening market position in semiconductor and scientific sectors.

Delek US declares $0.255 quarterly dividend payable May 8

Delek US Holdings announced a quarterly dividend of $0.255 per share, payable on May 8. The declaration reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to returning value to shareholders. This dividend is part of Delek US's regular distribution schedule, supporting investor confidence.

Silvercorp secures $220 million syndicated loan from banks

Silvercorp has successfully secured a $220 million syndicated loan from a group of banks. The funding aims to support the company's expansion plans and operational needs. This financial boost is expected to strengthen Silvercorp's market position and enable further growth initiatives.

Westlake Chemical Partners names Jonathan Baksht as CFO

Westlake Chemical Partners has appointed Jonathan Baksht as its new Chief Financial Officer. Baksht brings extensive financial expertise to the role, aiming to strengthen the company's fiscal strategy and support its growth initiatives. The appointment reflects Westlake's commitment to enhancing its leadership team and operational efficiency.

New Fortress Energy secures 97% creditor support for restructuring

New Fortress Energy has achieved 97% creditor approval for its proposed restructuring plan. This strong support is a key step towards stabilizing the company's finances and positioning it for future growth amid challenging market conditions. The restructuring aims to reduce debt and improve operational efficiency, ensuring long-term sustainability.

Alpha Cognition appoints Bethany Sensenig to board of directors

Alpha Cognition has appointed Bethany Sensenig to its board of directors. Sensenig brings extensive experience in healthcare and innovation, expected to strengthen the company's strategic direction and governance as it advances its mission in cognitive health diagnostics.