News Summary - 06/03/2026

🎧 Summary Daily News. | 🎧 Summarie Economic & Financial.

** Israel strikes southern Lebanon but partial truce with Hezbollah appears to hold

** Israel continued strikes in southern Lebanon, but has not struck Beirut since a US-announced deal suggested that a partial truce with Hezbollah may be holding.

** US and Iran launch new strikes as ceasefire negotiations stall

** The US launched new strikes on Iran and an oil tanker after Tehran said it attacked US bases in the Gulf, escalating tensions as ceasefire talks remained stalled.

** Seven killed in drone attack on bus in Russian-controlled part of Ukraine

** A bus traveling between Moscow and Simferopol in Russian-occupied Crimea was hit in a drone attack, an official said, killing seven people.

** Putin remains uncompromising on Ukraine, but is public discourse on war changing in Russia?

** Russia is escalating attacks in Ukraine, yet after more than four years of war, concerns are growing inside Russia too, including among some of Putin’s supporters, that the conflict’s toll is becoming harder to ignore.

** “They’ll fix the building, but not our souls”: Sleepy Kyiv neighborhood hit in Russian strike

** Residents emerged from underground shelters to find devastation after a major Russian attack on a quiet Kyiv neighborhood. The strike damaged buildings and left the community shaken, with survivors saying that physical repairs can be made, but the emotional trauma will remain.

** British couple lose appeal against Iran jail sentence, family says

** Lindsay and Craig Foreman, a British couple arrested in January 2025 while on a global motorbike journey, have lost their appeal against jail sentences in Iran, according to their family.

No title

No summary

** Mayor cancels DR Congo friendly with Chile in Spain over Ebola concern

** DR Congo’s planned international friendly against Chile in Spain has been cancelled after authorities raised health concerns linked to the Ebola outbreak in the African nation.

** Mysteriously missing congressman wins primary after Trump endorsement

** Republican lawmaker Tom Kean Jr. has reportedly not been seen in Washington or his New Jersey district for several months.

** Watch: Man attacked by bear at steel works in Japan

** A man was attacked by a bear at a steel works in Japan, according to the report. The incident was captured on video and highlights the danger posed by wildlife entering industrial areas.

** MAGA influencer admits to London Tube station assault

** Melissa Rein Lively accepted a caution, and the assault by beating charge against her was withdrawn.

** Canada formally requests 16-year renewal of North American free trade pact

** Canada has formally asked the U.S. and Mexico to renew the USMCA trade pact for another 16 years, according to a letter from Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc urging the three countries to extend the agreement.

** Two arrested after four migrant farm workers killed in Italy minivan fire

** CCTV footage allegedly shows two people blocking a van’s doors and pouring liquid inside before setting it on fire, in an attack that killed four migrant farm workers in Italy.

No title

No summary

** Trump appoints housing official Bill Pulte to serve as U.S. intelligence chief

** The head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, who has called for criminal charges against Trump’s opponents, will serve as acting Director of National Intelligence.

** White House Correspondents’ Dinner rescheduled after shooting incident

** The annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner, held in April this year, was disrupted when a gunman stormed a security checkpoint.

** Ghana’s anti-LGBTQ+ bill to be scrutinized before approval, president says

** Ghana’s anti-LGBTQ+ bill, which has already been passed by lawmakers, would impose prison sentences on people who identify as LGBTQ+. The president says it will be carefully reviewed before any approval.

AI giant Anthropic plans to sell shares in the US as valuation nears $1 trillion

Anthropic, the company behind Claude, is preparing to allow the public to buy and sell its shares later this year.

** Denmark’s Mette Frederiksen to form government after months of negotiations

** Denmark’s Social Democratic leader Mette Frederiksen is set to form a centre-left coalition minority government, securing a third term as prime minister after months of negotiations.

** Instagram AI chatbot tricked by hackers into giving access to other accounts

** Some reports suggest the incident may be connected to recent hacks of high-profile Instagram accounts, raising concerns that the AI chatbot was manipulated to help attackers gain access to other users’ accounts.

** Former Australian minister launches crowd-funded inquiry into Aukus submarine deal

** A crowd-funded inquiry led by a former Australian minister will examine whether Australia will actually receive the Aukus submarines and whether the deal will improve national security.

Sabrina Carpenter obtains restraining order against man who showed up at her home

Sabrina Carpenter reported a series of “deeply alarming” incidents at her home to Los Angeles police, prompting legal action for her protection.

** Steph Curry signs with Chinese brand after Under Armour split

** Chinese companies are increasingly competing for endorsement deals with major sports stars as part of their efforts to build global brand recognition.

** Missing lab worker found dead in New Mexico nearly a year after disappearing

** Melissa Casias’ death was linked to false online claims about a supposed pattern of deaths and disappearances in the U.S. scientific community. Her case was wrongly cited in debunked speculation surrounding recent incidents involving scientists and lab workers.

Trump administration drops $1.8bn 'anti-weaponisation' fund

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the administration will abandon the $1.8bn fund, amid pushback from top Republican lawmakers.

** Italians bemused by Milan bull mosaic restoration

No summary

No title

No summary

** Sailors stressed and exhausted after months trapped by the Strait of Hormuz blockade

** The uncertainty has taken a heavy toll on about 20,000 seafarers trapped in the Iran war zone, leaving many stressed and exhausted after months of being unable to leave.

He was a reality TV villain. Can he become the mayor of one of America’s largest cities?

Republican Spencer Pratt, best known for his role on *The Hills*, is reportedly in a close race against two Democratic candidates in Los Angeles.

** “Mornings and nights no longer exist” at 47°C: A day in the hottest place in India

** The article explores daily life in India’s hottest district, where temperatures reach 47°C and extreme heat has disrupted normal routines. It highlights how residents on the frontlines of climate stress cope with relentless heat as the traditional distinctions between day and night become harder to tell apart.

** China targets “ghost kitchens” to rein in cutthroat food delivery apps

** China is targeting thousands of “ghost kitchens” — online-only food shops — amid consumer concerns, as part of efforts to curb fierce competition and improve oversight in the fast-growing food delivery market.

** Why the Myanmar president’s visit to India is being closely watched

** Myanmar is looking to expand its diplomatic ties after years of international criticism and isolation, making the president’s visit to India closely watched.

** Trump inserts himself into the centre of America’s 250th birthday celebrations

** America’s Independence Day celebrations are becoming a partisan flashpoint rather than a unifying event, with politics increasingly overshadowing plans for the nation’s 250th birthday festivities.

** *Toy Story 5 shows the “terror” of children’s screen addiction, says Tom Hanks*

** The latest *Toy Story* film explores children’s screen addiction, with Woody, Buzz, and the other toys competing for attention against a new tablet.

** How Cornish miners brought football to Mexico

** BBC Sport looks at how Cornish miners helped introduce football to Mexico, tracing the sport’s early roots there as Mexico prepares to become the first country to host or co-host the World Cup three times.

** Bowen: Trump needs this war to end, but Iran is not backing down

** Under pressure from polling and Gulf allies, the White House is seeking a deal to end the conflict. But according to the BBC’s international editor, Iran is not willing to back down and is instead demanding concessions.

** How health workers in DR Congo are treating Ebola and staying safe

** There are currently no approved drugs that specifically target Bundibugyo, the Ebola species behind this outbreak, highlighting the limits of available treatment options.

** Watch: Explosion at fireworks factory in Malta

** Two men were injured in an explosion at a fireworks factory in Malta and were taken to hospital with minor injuries.

** Watch: Glass doors break as fans scramble to see *Pursuit of Jade* star

** Huge crowds gathered outside a shopping centre in China to catch a glimpse of actor Zhang Linghe, causing a chaotic scene.

Marilyn Monroe "lookalikes" gather to celebrate her 100th birthday

Fans set a new world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as Marilyn Monroe, celebrating what would have been the iconic actress’s 100th birthday.

** Between celebration and confrontation: Paris after PSG victory

** Nearly 800 people were arrested after clashes with police following the Champions League final.

**

** The government labels Feijóo’s attempt to bring PNV and Junts into a no-confidence motion as “cynicism” and “desperation.” Moncloa rules out that option and reminds both parties that progress on self-government has come under Sánchez, not the PP.

**

** Feijóo told Catalan business leaders that he will make no concessions to reach Moncloa and that he intends to restore “decency” to the country with or without support. Amid debate over an instrumental no-confidence motion, he warned that the current situation is so delicate that rash decisions are unwise.

** The center for homeless people that the Pope will visit: “I ended up on the street, but I didn’t tell my daughters”

** Pope Leo XIV’s visit to the Cedia center shines a spotlight on homeless people in Madrid, especially undocumented migrants. The center helps those who are trying to rebuild their lives after falling into exclusion and homelessness.

** The papamobile route through Madrid is still not finalized: they are asking for more time on the street, but “security” is holding out

** While Barcelona and the Canary Islands have already defined the papamobile routes, Madrid still has not finalized the Pope’s exact itinerary through its streets. Negotiations remain open between those asking for more time in public streets and the security restrictions, which are making it difficult to close the route.

**

** The CGPJ criticized the attacks on judges, while judicial associations called for greater “forcefulness” and regretted the silence of the State Attorney General’s Office amid the controversy over the alleged PSOE “sewer” plot and the Government’s response.

** Cancer vaccines: these are the types available, the stage they’re in, and the tumors they fight

** Cancer vaccines do not prevent the disease; they are therapeutic and aim to combat cancer cells by strengthening the body’s natural defenses.

**

** When a relationship becomes the space for filling personal voids, love can be confused with dependence or need.

**

** The article warns about the risks of swimming in reservoirs, especially after rain, when currents can change and become dangerous. It points out that these places can have whirlpools, varying depths, and unexpected undertows, so extra caution is recommended and entering the water in adverse conditions should be avoided.

** Jonathan Andic’s photos on his boat after being released following his father’s death

** The program *El tiempo justo* showed Jonathan Andic, the eldest son of Isak Andic, enjoying time with his family in Ibiza aboard his boat, after being released following his father’s death.

**

** Young people spend more than 40% of their income on housing, which not only highlights a housing problem, but also a broader economic drag: it reduces the savings and investment of an entire generation.

**

** The candidates for the presidency of Real Madrid are beginning to present their plans ahead of this Sunday’s elections.

**

** A man was arrested for selling a fake Ferrari 360 Spider that he had made himself using the chassis of another vehicle. He was offering it at a much lower price than the real one, despite it being an exact replica of the model.

**

** Several regional presidents from the PP have announced that they will not attend the bilateral meetings called by the Treasury to discuss funding. They are demanding that any negotiation be carried out multilaterally, with all the regions at the same time, and not individually.

** Trump and Netanyahu clash over war objectives and threaten to leave the Middle East in an “infinite loop”

** The United States is seeking an agreement with Iran that has yet to materialize, while Israel is focusing its efforts on fighting Hezbollah in Lebanon. The difference in priorities between Trump and Netanyahu could prolong the crisis and keep the Middle East trapped in an endless cycle of conflict.

**

** A van carrying the victims collided with a truck in Zaragoza, causing the death of a man, a young woman, and a baby.

**

** German media report that the suspect allegedly caused disturbances in a restaurant using a stick and a self-defense spray before taking refuge in a house with at least two children.

**

** At 86 years old, José Antonio Marina remains as active as when he first started teaching. The text highlights the philosopher’s continued relevance and his ongoing work in teaching and public outreach, in a context in which he is now addressing the topic of addictions and defending a rigorous philosophy, not to be used as self-help.

**

** The Norwegian royal family is going through a difficult time because of Princess Mette-Marit’s health condition, which has led Princess Ingrid Alexandra to return to Norway to be with her mother and her family.

**

** Brussels has presented a technological sovereignty package to reduce dependence on the US and China, which exceeds 60%. The Commission proposes record aid, a new chips law, the creation of AI “gigafactories,” and its own data centers, in a push to strengthen European tech companies.

** Colombia heads toward a runoff election in a highly polarized scenario

** De la Espriella surprised by winning the first round of the presidential election with 43.7% and more than 10.3 million votes. Cepeda came in second with 40.9% and nearly 9.7 million. Both advance to a runoff marked by intense polarization.

**

** A fire in Murcia has forced the evacuation of around one hundred residents. Nearly 300 personnel are working to extinguish it, and the intervention of the UME has been requested to support efforts to control the blaze.

**

** The witness says that, from his home in Los Garres, he watched the fire spread and experienced moments of great distress because of how close the flames were. His account reflects the fear felt by residents of the affected district in the face of the fire’s speed and the uncertainty about the damage.

**

** Influencer Marta Peñate reveals that she took a blood pregnancy test, which came back positive. However, she explains that the level is very low, making it difficult for it to be a viable pregnancy.

** Banco Santander boosts 17 NGOs with more than 620,000 euros through “Euros de tu nómina”

** Banco Santander, through its solidarity initiative “Euros de tu nómina,” has allocated more than 620,000 euros to 17 NGOs. The campaign supports social projects and reinforces the bank’s commitment to charitable action and positive impact in the community.

**

** The Spanish Embassy in Berlin is exhibiting a display of 20th-century Spanish art featuring works by Miró, Tàpies, and Chillida, thanks to the ”la Caixa” Foundation.

**

** The consumer authority has warned about the presence of listeria in fresh cheese from five brands: Al pie de la vaca, Cabrera, Haciendita de Liri, De la vaca, and La Buona Mucca. It is recommended not to consume the affected products.

**

** The UN warned that El Niño will return strongly and worsen the effects of a warmer planet. Although there is no evidence that climate change increases its frequency, it can intensify its impacts, according to the organization.

**

** The King and Queen of Spain received Prince Albert of Monaco and Charlène on a visit marked by the 150th anniversary of institutional cooperation between the two countries. The visit also stood out because it was the first time Charlène had come to Spain in her role as princess.

**

** During her concert at the Roig Arena, Amaia Romero had to briefly stop when the cameras focused on a fan who was completely absorbed in a song, which sparked laughter from the audience. Surprised, the artist asked: “What’s going on?”

**

** The former Sevilla footballer, now interested in buying the club, gave a striking press conference in which he openly explained the offers he had received. His appearance caused a huge reaction on social media, where many highlighted how unusual it was and even compared it to a “cameo” from *The Office*.

**

** Enrique Riquelme, a candidate for the presidency of Real Madrid, announced that if he wins the election, Raúl will be his sporting director. Iker Casillas reacted to the announcement, drawing attention to the possible addition of the former footballer to the project.

**

** Eysa-Setex is seeking to renew the management of one of the sector’s major parking contracts, while Saba, backed by Interparking, is also competing for Aena’s tender, valued at 250 million euros.

** Alexa Demie (Maddy), on why she refused to do sex scenes in *Euphoria*

** Alexa Demie spoke with *The Hollywood Reporter* about her experience on the HBO Max series and looked back on her time in *Euphoria*, explaining why she chose not to do sex scenes in the production.

**

** Stylist María Roberts shares tips for caring for blonde hair and keeping it hydrated and shiny despite sun, chlorine, and salt.

**

** Even in spring and summer, there can be a vitamin D deficiency. Although there is more sunlight, you do not always get the necessary amount due to factors such as limited sun exposure, sunscreen use, lifestyle habits, or individual characteristics.

**

** With this solution, you can add all 104 World Cup football matches to your Google Calendar so you can keep track of dates and times without any hassle.

**

** The south of Spain offers ideal destinations for a summer holiday by the sea, and these charming towns in Andalusia stand out as perfect places to enjoy relaxing and attractive days.

**

** David López, founder of Caviar Bolshoi Gourmet, explains how to enjoy caviar and points out that when it’s high quality, the ideal way to eat it is on its own to better appreciate its flavor.

**

** The N-260 connects Port Bou and Sabiñánigo over 487 kilometers, crossing the Costa Brava and the Pyrenees to the border with France. The article highlights the major technical and construction challenges posed by this road due to its complex terrain.

**

** The gallery shows the toughest moments of a demanding military parachuting exercise, with previously unseen images from the training.

**

** Princess Leonor has successfully completed her first parachute jump as part of her static-line parachute training, carried out alongside her classmates in San Javier. The milestone stands out for her determined and focused attitude during the exercise.

**

** The Kremlin launched one of its largest attacks against Ukraine overnight, with at least 73 missiles and 656 drones aimed at Kyiv and six other regions. The bombing left at least 23 dead and dozens injured, according to the provided content.

**

** Judges’ and prosecutors’ associations express “deep concern” over an investigation into an alleged scheme allegedly directed from a political party to discredit members of the Judiciary. They are calling on the Judiciary and the attorney general to act decisively in response to these events.

** The CGPJ conveys its “concern” over the questioning of judicial independence by “high state institutions”

** The CGPJ expresses concern over the criticism made by some members of the Government, such as Óscar Puente, as it believes these remarks question judicial independence and damage citizens’ trust in the rule of law.

**

** The judge has focused one of the lines of investigation on the role of Captain Juan Sánchez Yepes within the alleged “backroom” scheme of the PSOE. The Civil Guard has opened disciplinary proceedings and suspended him while the investigation moves forward.

**

** The article argues that former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero maintains a confrontation with public opinion, the media, and, according to the text, with the truth.

**

** The Government Delegation against Gender Violence is gathering information about the case following the arrest of the accused, who has confessed to having killed his partner in Callosa de Segura.

**

** Qatar’s influence over PSG reflects a geopolitical challenge for the European Union. Football has become a field where foreign powers are gaining influence over European interests, intensifying concerns about the EU’s strategic autonomy.

** The trick to lending money to a family member without it being considered a gift

** If you give money to a family member and it is considered a gift, the Inheritance and Gift Tax may apply, reducing the amount received.

**

** Google AI Pro, one of the company’s most complete subscriptions, costs €21.99 per month in Spain.

** Stir-fried peas with rice and beef, a very economical dish ideal for enjoying this legume

** A simple and budget-friendly meal idea to take to the office: a stir-fry with rice, beef, and peas, perfect for making the most of this legume in a complete and practical dish.

**

** Feijóo said he was willing to do anything to bring down the Socialist government, but Junts is imposing an impossible condition: that he meet in Waterloo.

** Vemödalen

** The piece reflects on how easily we disappoint an eager reader when we have nothing meaningful to say.

**

** The first woman in Spain to earn the title of film director directed a cast of great actors, who followed her with discipline and respect, almost as if they were students.

** *The Impossible Motion*

** Feijóo has aligned himself with Vox, which means that only with Abascal’s support can he aspire to govern Spain.

** The messages linking Leire Díez with Santos Cerdán and dating the start of the plot: “They’re going after Sánchez”

** The Leire case file points to April 24 as the possible start of the plot, coinciding with the day Sánchez wrote to the public after Begoña Gómez was charged. The content points to messages linking Leire Díez with Santos Cerdán and suggesting a political offensive against Sánchez.

**

** The company clarified that it did not commit to providing “home hospitalization,” but only “home care.”

**

** In Girona, the skeleton of a 4-million-year-old tapir calf has been found, considered the most complete in Europe. Its exceptional preservation will make it possible to reconstruct in great detail the full life cycle of this population.

**

** The European Southern Observatory says that, for the first time, a robust measurement of magnetic fields in exoplanets has been achieved. Until now, no one had managed to directly measure the strength of those fields, which are key to understanding the physics and possible habitability of planets outside the solar system.

** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the reader channel for taking part in the news and reporting any story that could be investigated. Write to us and tell us what topics should be read.

** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to send stories, complaints, and topics they think should be investigated or covered by the outlet.

**

** A quiz about the most notable news from recent days in politics, culture, sports, society, and international news. It tests how closely you’ve followed the news in May and how many answers you can get right.

** Your reading opinion matters: tell us which books are your favorites

** 20minutos has opened a mailbox for readers who love literature to share their suggestions and recommendations about their favorite books.

**

** María Jesús Álava Reyes answers readers’ questions in *20minutos* about mental health and family issues, including anorexia, gender identity, suddenly stopping medication, and school bullying.

**

** The artist from Huelva releases *Pueblo Salvaje I*, an album that represents his return to his roots, his origins, and his truth. The release comes just before the break he has announced in his career, at a time when the artist admits he has gone through difficulties and wanted to give up, although circumstances prevented him from doing so.

** The former nuns of Belorado request the dismissal of the case over abuse of the elderly nuns

** The lawyer for the former nuns of Belorado has requested the dismissal of the case opened over alleged abuse of the elderly nuns, considering that there is not enough evidence to support the accusation.

**

** The spider fish lives along the shoreline of beaches and camouflages itself by burying into the sand. Its sting is very painful, so it is advisable to take extreme caution when walking in shallow areas.

**A winner takes home a prize of one million euros in the EuroMillions draw**

With the jackpot rolled over, the next EuroMillions draw could award **159 million euros** to a single first-category winner.

**

** The victim’s mother from Villaverde is demanding justice after the death of her son, who received 45 stab wounds. She described the suspect as a “violent” person.

**

** The article is about young people who choose vocational training instead of university. It highlights that vocational education offers concrete career paths, hands-on experience, and better job opportunities, and that for many students it is an attractive way to train quickly and enter the job market.

**

** The PAU has begun in Madrid earlier than in other autonomous communities, amid nerves and tension over the debut of frequency detectors to prevent cheating. Several students point out that cheating on the most important exam of their lives would mean risking too much of their future.

**

** The war in the Middle East, rising kerosene costs, and higher prices in transportation, accommodation, and hospitality are leading travelers to reduce the length and distance of their trips. An IATA report indicates that Europeans will travel 8% less to destinations outside the EU.

**

** The writer recalled her time at *Paula* magazine, where she used humor as a tool against sexism, and reflected on the fragility of democracy.

** Media responsibility: how to end populist manipulations

** The content suggests that when narrative tension dominates the public agenda, the media have a responsibility to avoid populist manipulation and provide more rigorous and balanced information.

**

** Miriam Díaz-Aroca reviews her professional career on the program *Y ahora Sonsoles*, where she talks about a period of personal and professional crisis after winning the Oscar, admitting that she felt the problem was hers: “It was me who was failing.”

**

** Ivonne Reyes has updated fans on her health after undergoing emergency surgery following an accident on *Supervivientes*. The contestant shared that she is recovering after the procedure.

**

** Candela Peña reappeared on television alongside Marc Giró, with whom she shared a spinning hug. During the visit, she told a funny anecdote: one of her Goya awards ended up in the dishwasher because of a lentil container.

**

** Carles Tamayo highlights how easily people give away private information, using the question of whether someone would let a friend read all their WhatsApp messages to expose how casually personal data can be shared.

**

** The journalist and former wife of Carlos Herrera is part of the Spanish Federation of Women Directors, Executives, Professionals and Entrepreneurs (FEDEPE).

**

** The musician and collaborator on *La Revuelta* will debut as a presenter on RTVE at the helm of *El escondite*, marking a new step in his professional career.

**

** Two notaries, a manager, and a bank employee testified that Luis Lorenzo and Arancha Suárez Palomino tried to keep the money and an apartment belonging to her aunt. The manager stated that the actor told him he wanted to withdraw 10,000 euros because the woman “didn’t have much time left” to live.

** Richard Gere: “Who would have thought that a maniac would be president of the USA?”

** Richard Gere gave a lecture in Oslo, where he expressed concern about the direction of the United States under Donald Trump, lamenting the country’s political decline since Trump took office.

**

** Actress Clara Galle, 24, confessed that she feels overwhelmed when she goes out partying and freezes up in nightclubs. She acknowledged that this experience feels negative to her and said she wants to work through that feeling in therapy.

**

** *Semana* magazine shared preview images of Julia Janeiro, completely overcome by vertigo while facing a bungee-jumping challenge. According to the report, the young woman could not hold back her anxiety and broke down in tears during the experience.

** MrBeast opens up about his finances and reveals his biggest personal expense: “I felt extremely guilty”

** MrBeast talked about why his bank account shows negative numbers despite his huge success on YouTube. He explained that he reinvests much of his income into his projects and also revealed one of his biggest personal expenses, admitting that it made him feel “extremely guilty.”

** Sofía Surfers responds to Fabiana Sevillano a year after the controversy that linked her to her ex

** Sofía Surfers has broken her silence in a long TikTok video to respond to the controversy that linked her to Fabiana Sevillano’s ex a year ago. She also spoke about a possible fight between the two at **La Velada**.

**

** Alejandra Osborne, the singer’s daughter, took advantage of her visit to *El tiempo justo* to provide the latest update on her father’s health, after he suffered from pneumonia.

**

** Luis Pliego, director of *Lecturas*, stated on *El tiempo justo* that Kiko Rivera has sold his Madrid penthouse for 400,000 euros.

** Alejandra Onieva, Tamara Falcó’s sister-in-law, turns 34 and shows off her pregnancy

** Alejandra Onieva, sister of Íñigo Onieva and sister-in-law of Tamara Falcó, is celebrating her 34th birthday while proudly showing off her pregnancy. The actress shared an image of the moment shortly after marrying American actor Jesse, the father of her future baby.

** The photograph in Japan that confirms the relationship between Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi

** The supposed couple has moved past the discretion that marked their first appearances together, and a photo taken in Japan seems to confirm their relationship, showing that they are no longer hiding their bond.

**

** The sports journalist from Cadena COPE spoke with *20minutos* before traveling to the United States to cover the World Cup.

**

** David Ferrer praised 19-year-old Spanish player Rafa Jódar after his strong performance, despite being eliminated in the Roland Garros quarterfinals by Alexander Zverev. Ferrer said Jódar could be very important in helping Spain win another Davis Cup title.

** The exorbitant price of Pelé’s jersey in the 1958 World Cup final

** The jersey that Pelé wore in the 1958 World Cup final with Brazil, against Sweden, will go up for auction next June 29.

** La Línea cancels the friendly match between DR Congo and Chile due to the Ebola outbreak amid “possible health risks”

** The mayor of La Línea de la Concepción canceled the friendly match between DR Congo and Chile because of the Ebola outbreak in the African country. The decision was made due to the “possible health risks” that holding the match could involve.

**

** Anthony Hamilton has created HybridV10, a new hybrid motorsport category that aims to debut in 2026. The project seeks to offer “real racing and real sound,” with plans to launch a competition soon.

**

** The article notes that June 2 marks World Myasthenia Gravis Day, a chronic autoimmune neuromuscular disease that affects around 16,000 people.

** Myasthenia gravis, a disabling disease that affects functions such as seeing, eating, or breathing

** On June 2, World Myasthenia Gravis Day is observed, an autoimmune and neuromuscular disease that affects around 16,000 people in Spain and can make basic activities such as seeing, eating, or breathing difficult.

**

** Actors with intellectual disabilities will open the 12th edition of the Imaginaria puppet festival in Binéfar with the play *The Lion’s Jungle*.

**

** The Chinese brand MG has established itself as one of the best-selling in Europe and has several models among the most popular in Spain. Its expansion is pushing Galicia to join the leading group in the automotive sector, with a forecast of around 8,000 jobs and nearly 700,000 cars per year.

**

** Farmers’ organizations such as Unión de Uniones denounce a “price war” over milk between the food industry and supermarkets. They criticize price cuts at the source and on store shelves, because they believe these are hurting the profitability of farms and could worsen the sector’s crisis.

**

** The masses no longer rebel in the traditional way: now they plan trips at impossible hours, use several apps at once, and share photos of hidden corners, quickly turning those secret places into well-known destinations.

**

** Talgo is finalizing an agreement with Renfe over delays in the Avril trains while outlining the basics of its new strategic plan, which will be presented at the end of summer. The company’s president, José Antonio Jainaga, also announced plans to launch a new R&D center and double Talgo’s production capacity.

**

** The European Commission will present this Wednesday the Spring Package of the European Semester, where it will assess the public finances of member countries and issue economic recommendations.

**

** The president of CaixaBank criticizes Europe’s fragmentation and warns that, despite pro-European rhetoric, the creation of large leading companies is not being encouraged. He points out that this lack of commitment could render Europe ineffective.

**

** Sam Levinson closes his “magnum opus” about addiction, moral decline, and the devastation of a generation without hope, using *Euphoria* as a grim metaphor for the collapse of the United States and its grand national narrative.

** The ending of *Euphoria* was going to be completely different: this was the original script for the third season

** After multiple rewrites, controversies, and delays, the final third season of *Euphoria* managed to move forward almost like a miracle. The article highlights that the series’ original ending was going to be very different from the one that was ultimately developed.

** “‘Off Campus’ gets a ‘Bridgerton’ treatment with the protagonists of the series’ second season”

** The second season of the Prime Video series puts Garrett and Hannah in the background to focus the plot on a new love story, following a similar dynamic to *Bridgerton* by shifting the spotlight between couples.

**

** The article explains that the true canon of the film saga was born from a cult TV series created by Mattel to sell dolls to boys who didn’t want Barbie, and not from the original toys.

**

** The releases of Christopher Nolan and Santiago Segura share a pattern in their release dates, and that detail could have influenced the great success of their films.

** “‘Ranch Dutton’ promises a final twist never seen in ‘Yellowstone’: ‘I have no idea how the audience will react’”

** The *Yellowstone* sequel, centered on Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler, will conclude with an unexpected ending that will change the way the audience sees its protagonists. The creators say the finale will be shocking and will provoke strong reactions.

**

** Nutrition before, during, and after a race is key to maintaining energy and delaying fatigue in long-distance events.

**

** The doctor, specialized in cellular regenerative medicine, states that the toxic environment limits our life expectancy and argues that, without those factors, human beings could even live up to 135 years.

**

** A study reports that the combination of a cancer vaccine and a drug reduced the risk of recurrence and death by 49% in patients with melanoma, a promising finding for improving the treatment of this type of cancer.

** The lie of “eco-friendly” food containers: researchers discover that many of them are not

** A study of containers sold online revealed that 60% of the analyzed products were incorrectly labeled, meaning they are marketed as eco-friendly even though they are not really so.

** Ilaria Gaspari, philosopher: “Happiness is not a whim as we conceive it”

** The Italian philosopher and writer reflects on how today’s society understands happiness differently from the ancient Greek philosophers, for whom it was a deeper idea than a mere whim or passing desire.

**

** Nutrition experts recommend eating whole fruit instead of drinking it as juice. Juiced fruit loses some of its benefits and can concentrate more sugar, so it is not advised to consume it daily.

** ASUS launches its new 24.5-inch OLED monitor designed for esports professionals

** ASUS introduced a 24.5-inch OLED monitor designed for professional esports. Its main selling point is a 540 Hz refresh rate, which allows it to display more frames per second and deliver smoother motion in competitive games.

**

** Samsung is preparing One UI 8.5, based on Android 16, but the update may not reach all Galaxy models. Some phones will be left out of compatibility and will not be able to install it.

**

** Starting on July 13, thousands of Office for Mac users with “lifetime” licenses will lose the ability to edit and save documents. The measure will affect those using older versions of the software, forcing them to upgrade or switch to a subscription to continue working normally.

**

** Apple has fixed a bug in iOS 26.5.1 that affected some iPhone 17 and iPhone Air devices when the battery was nearly drained. The update resolves issues related to battery and wired charging, so it is recommended to install it as soon as possible.

** Amazon now has a date for Prime Day 2026: mark these days to get exclusive deals

** Amazon will hold Prime Day 2026 from June 23 to 26 in Spain, with thousands of exclusive offers for Prime subscribers.

**

** The piece, commissioned by Victoria Eugenia from the French house Maison Laferrière, will be part of the temporary exhibition *“Weaving court life. Textiles and embroidery from the royal collections,”* where textiles and embroidery from the royal collections will be displayed.

** Sonia Díaz Rois, expert in emotional management: “Many women have been taught to endure”

** Sonia Díaz Rois argues that anger is a valid emotion with an important function, and that people, especially women, should learn to express it instead of suppressing it.

**

** Irene Prieto, founder of ESSAE Vocational Training in Healthcare, reflects on female leadership and highlights the importance of having visible role models to inspire other women to pursue their goals and dare to take the leap.

**

** Architect Isabel Zarraluqui shares tips on how to organize the living room more efficiently to make it appear larger, making better use of the space and improving the feeling of spaciousness.

**

** Modernizing an old apartment doesn’t require major renovations. According to interior designers, small strategic changes can instantly renew the feel of a space and give it a more modern, fresh, and well-kept look.

**

** David Deibis explains his “BLESH” technique for achieving skin with a luminous, “celestial” finish.

**

** Eneko Fernández, winner of the eleventh season of MasterChef Spain, explains how to improve the flavor of Waldorf salad, one of the most internationally known salads, with a simple trick: toasting the walnuts.

**

** The article highlights a Canarian bar with 70 years of history that has become very popular for its sandwiches, especially the goat meat sandwich. It also notes that its pork sandwich is another of the most appreciated items on the menu.

**

** The Pepe Vieira restaurant, in Poio (Pontevedra), has two Michelin stars and offers three menus that range from Galician tradition to the most avant-garde cuisine.

**

** Although it is not very well known in Spain, this recipe is very popular in the Mexican region of Veracruz.

**

** An expert tip for making homemade vegetable broth: according to chefs, there’s no need to use bouillon cubes to improve it. There is one ingredient that adds more flavor and surprisingly enhances the result in a positive way.

**

** KYŌ is a venue in Madrid, located near Plaza de Bilbao and Malasaña, inspired by the Japanese tradition of matcha tea.

**

** An exclusive wellness center in New Zealand, hidden in a dreamy setting and surrounded by jungle, has been highlighted by the University of Oxford as an exceptional place.

**

** This European airport was awarded for its development of new routes and is located in one of the most visited destinations in Europe.

**

** The low-cost airline, widely used in Spain and Europe, will introduce more comfortable seats in part of its fleet, with seats already reclined to improve the travel experience.

** Where was *El Ser Querido*, the Javier Bardem film that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, shot?

** Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s film, starring Javier Bardem and Vicky Luengo, was shot on one of the most beautiful islands in Spain, which served as the main filming location.

** Honda Super-N, the electric car to start driving for less than 20,000 euros, inspired by Kei Cars

** Honda presents the Super-N, an affordable electric car inspired by Kei Cars, designed as an entry-level option for electric mobility for under 20,000 euros. It stands out for its “Boost” driving mode, which increases power to up to 95 hp for a few seconds.

**

** You may have pressed this button without knowing its exact function in the car.

**

** Since 2024, vehicles have been required to include ADAS black boxes that record technical data from the 30 seconds before an accident. This information can help reconstruct what happened and analyze the causes of the crash.

**

** The eighth generation of the Lexus ES grows in size, adds electric versions, and renews the Japanese brand’s approach to luxury, betting on a more distinctive and sophisticated sedan.

**

** The Minister of Social Security, Elma Saiz, has clarified in response to ERC that the royal decree on early retirement for transport workers will not be rejected through administrative silence, clearing up doubts about how it is being processed.

** The Atlantic Highway, close to being transferred to Galicia 10 years later

** PSOE, BNG, and Sumar have backed in Congress the transfer of ownership of the AP-9 to Galicia, bringing the handover closer after a decade of waiting. The Xunta criticizes the agreement, considering that it lowers the previously agreed financial terms.

**

** José Carlos Gómez Villamandos, who has been the Andalusian Regional Government Minister for Universities since 2022, has died. Before joining Juanma Moreno’s government, he was rector of the University of Córdoba from 2014.

**

** The Government of the Community of Madrid has set up more than 700 workstations at the Real Casa de Correos to host press professionals from around the world, in the context of Pope Leo XIV’s visit and other events in Sol.

** Barcelona Provincial Council invests 16 million to promote more than 800 projects to help municipalities adapt to extreme heat

** The Barcelona Provincial Council will allocate 16 million euros to more than 800 projects to help municipalities adapt to extreme heat. The initiatives will aim to improve local resilience to high temperatures through adaptation measures in different parts of the province.

**

** The Community of Madrid will amend the regional urban tree law to make it easier to replace cypress trees in single-family homes. The goal is to reduce the risk of fires, since this species helps flames spread quickly.

** The Basilio Paraíso Foundation establishes itself as a benchmark in Aragón

** Nearly 80 representatives from the business, academic, and institutional sectors took part in a session in Madrid on strategic investments and Aragón’s economic identity, highlighting the role of the Basilio Paraíso Foundation as a leading reference in the region.

**

** Passenger groups have described the delay in the first phase of the R3 line shutdown between L'Hospitalet and La Garriga as “unjustified.” They warn that this delay will also extend the second phase of the works.

** Autonomous driving taxis arrive in Madrid with a pilot project

** Waymo and Uber are launching a pilot project for autonomous taxis in Madrid, their first joint deployment in Europe. The program marks a key step in testing this mobility service in the Spanish capital.

** Vueling launches a new direct connection between Barcelona and Fez with two weekly flights

** Vueling has launched a new direct route between Barcelona and Fez, with two flights per week. The service will operate until September 19.

**

** A total of 53,495 Bachillerato and Higher Vocational Training students are taking the PAU in Andalusia, 5% more than in 2025. More than 14,000 of them are from Seville. The exam is being held with controls in place to detect AI devices.

**

** The 42nd edition of Veranos de la Villa will take place in Madrid from July 7 to August 29, featuring 72 events across 14 districts. The program will include tributes to James Bond and ABBA, as well as a notable presence of flamenco.

**

** The Government has launched the campaign **"Fes les PAU en pau"** to help students face the PAU exams with less stress. The initiative includes radio spots, social media content, and messages from contestants on the show **"Eufòria."**

**

** The home, measuring just 25 m², had barely any windows and lacked even enough space for the most basic furniture. The description highlights how small and uncomfortable the house was, illustrated by a joke that Jacob Elordi would only fit in the shower area.

**

** YouTuber Renckless Ben ended up fleeing to avoid being arrested by police under a “no-bail warrant.”

**

** A young Lithuanian woman humorously commented on her surprise at discovering that in Spain people have dinner around 10 p.m. Her reaction highlighted the differences in schedules and customs between Spain and other European countries.

** Study: Cats do not depend emotionally on their caregivers

** A study found that even the most sociable cats did not show a preference for their caregiver over strangers in a test designed to measure attachment, suggesting that their emotional bond with humans may be different from that of other domesticated animals.

**

** Many dogs enjoy going for walks, but they shy away from the collar or harness because they’ve learned to associate it with tension or discomfort, turning the moment of getting them ready to go out into a little awkward chase.

**

** Experts recommend stepping up hygiene, brushing, and parasite prevention in spring, when pets are more exposed to environmental factors that can cause itching, hair loss, and parasites.

**

** Restaurants, cafés, and bars can prohibit dogs from entering if they clearly state it. If they do not indicate this rule, they may face fines starting at 500 euros.

** Check your horoscope for this Wednesday, June 3, 2026

** The content invites readers to consult yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es.

**

** Metro de Madrid passengers can now pay by card directly at the turnstiles, without needing to go through the validation machine.

** This is Levi's Stadium in San Francisco, the technological venue of this year’s World Cup

** Just a few kilometers from Alcatraz, San Francisco shows how its advanced technology is integrated with soccer at Levi's Stadium, one of the venues for this year’s World Cup.

**

** Mercadona announced summer schedule changes for stores located in coastal and tourist areas. In total, 320 stores will also open on Sundays to meet the increased demand during the summer season.

**

** The “looksmaxxing” philosophy on social media encourages men to improve their appearance in order to gain access to certain women, reinforcing a patriarchal view in which physical appearance is presented as the key to “deserving” a girlfriend.

**

** The structural damage to the home is so severe that, for safety reasons, it will probably have to be completely demolished.

**

** Journalist Titiou Lecoq explains how, in many couples, women contribute money and cover everyday expenses, but do not gain access to the wealth or assets accumulated. This economic inequality can leave them poorer, even while sharing a life together.

**

** The article presents a wish list of 8 Zara and Mango pieces in butter yellow, a shade that promises to brighten up and set trends in 2026.

**

** These historic clubs, despite their numerous titles and their usual fight for everything each season, have also suffered relegation at some point in their long histories. However, they managed to recover and return to the top division after going through difficult times.

**

** A compilation of all the cartoons published by Naniopina in 20Minutos, focused on graphic humor and social commentary.

**

** The article explains that, although some purchases may seem very expensive at first, they can generate significant long-term savings. Based on a Reddit thread, it highlights habits and investments that help people spend less over the years.

**

** The Member of the European Parliament, rapporteur for the European Parliament’s report on the housing crisis, discusses the EU’s solutions in Strasbourg and says that the European Parliament’s position on housing contradicts that of the Spanish government.

**

** The American YouTuber IShowSpeed released his song “WorldCup (Champions)” on Monday, inspired by the World Cup. The track has already racked up millions of views on social media and is presented as a proposal in the style of soccer anthems, with his characteristic “oe, oe.”

**

** Foreign Minister Carlos Pareja said Peru dismissed its ambassadors in 17 countries, including Spain and the United States, just days before the presidential runoff. He assured that the measure will not affect the organization of voting abroad, scheduled for Sunday.

**

** The Civil Guard arrested a driver in Ibiza who was carrying 42 bottles of “laughing gas” hidden in his vehicle. Mouthpieces and balloons were also found in the car, items used to make consumption easier.

**

** A man already convicted of abusing his ex-partner is also facing another pending trial, accused of killing his ex-wife’s new partner.

**

** A U.S. crisis management and reputation expert analyzes Sam Levinson’s decision involving Cassie’s character in the third season of *Euphoria* and warns that the scene could cross boundaries and negatively affect Sydney Sweeney’s career.

**

** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness without losing style.

**

** MoffettNathanson, a stock analysis firm specializing in technology, published a report to identify which streaming services are of the highest quality.

**

** The expert explains the current situation of mortgages when buying a home and points out that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages has changed.

**

** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show using canned cockles, proposing a simple and original way to improve them: swap lemon for mandarin and add olive oil to enhance their flavor.

**

** Available for free on a Spanish streaming platform, this series adapts novels by an author known for *Marnie, the Thief*. It is presented as an 18th-century period alternative for those looking for a light and entertaining series after finishing *Outlander*.

**

** The article highlights must-visit travel destinations and experiences recommended by experts, ranging from Japan’s blend of tradition and modernity to the wild landscapes of Patagonia.

**

** The film by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, starring Guitarricadelafuente and Penélope Cruz, has won the award for Best Direction in Cannes. Its theatrical release in Spain has been moved up following this recognition.

**

** The passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects Clot and Sant Martí in just 122 meters. It stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and its calm, pedestrian atmosphere, making it a small urban oasis in the middle of the Clot neighborhood.

**

** Catalonia’s best-known flower exhibition offers 113 decorated spaces this year, as well as concerts and routes through some of the city’s most emblematic corners.

**

** The news reports that the 2025 Income Tax simulator is now available, a tool that lets people quickly and in advance estimate the result of their tax return. With it, taxpayers can find out whether they will have to pay the tax office or whether they will receive a refund.

**

** The Andalusian regional government has launched a new tourist pass to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of Seville’s most beautiful regions, with the aim of boosting the area and attracting visitors.

** Russia repels drone attack over Leningrad region as economic forum kicks off

** Russia said it shot down drones over the Leningrad region as the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum began. Officials reported no casualties or major damage, while air defenses were activated amid heightened security around the event.

** Republican Miller-Meeks, Democrat Bohannan head for rematch in Iowa congressional race

** The article preview does not include any content beyond the title, so there are no details to summarize.

** Japanese yen tests 160 per dollar as traders watch for Tokyo intervention

** The yen weakened to around 160 per dollar, raising expectations that Japanese authorities may intervene to support the currency. Traders are watching closely for any action from Tokyo as the exchange rate approaches levels that previously triggered concern in the market.

** Gold falls as traders weigh fresh Middle East tensions and strong U.S. jobs data

** Gold prices edged lower as investors balanced renewed Middle East tensions against stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data, which reduced expectations for near-term Fed rate cuts. A stronger dollar and higher Treasury yields also pressured bullion, though lingering geopolitical risks helped limit losses.

** Oil prices rise as new Middle East hostilities flare and talks stall

** The article reports that oil prices climbed as fresh Middle East tensions escalated and diplomatic efforts failed to make progress. Concerns over potential supply disruptions drove market uncertainty, with traders reacting to the renewed conflict and stalled negotiations.

** Oil extends gains on fresh Middle East hostilities, stalled peace talks

** Oil prices rose as renewed Middle East tensions and a lack of progress in peace talks heightened supply concerns. Traders weighed the risk of disruptions to crude flows while monitoring diplomatic efforts and broader market factors affecting demand.

** Mexican sugar producers push to eliminate U.S. import quotas

** Mexican sugar producers are calling on the United States to remove import quotas on their sugar, arguing that the restrictions distort trade and harm exporters. The dispute comes amid ongoing tensions over sugar market access and pricing, with Mexico seeking fairer conditions for shipments to the U.S.

** *Analysis: A Strong El Niño May Be Imminent. Climate Change Will Make Its Effects Worse*

** The article warns that a strong El Niño may soon develop, bringing disruptive weather worldwide. It notes that climate change can amplify El Niño’s impacts, increasing the risk of extreme heat, droughts, heavy rains, and other hazardous conditions in many regions.

** Gold prices edge slightly higher as uncertainty prevails over the state of U.S.-Iran talks

** Gold prices rose slightly as investors considered the uncertainty surrounding U.S.-Iran talks and broader geopolitical risks. Safe-haven demand supported the metal, though gains were limited amid cautious trading and ongoing market uncertainty.

Oil prices rise to one-week high as Iran reviews US proposal to halt war

Oil prices climbed to a one-week high as Iran said it was reviewing a US proposal aimed at ending the war, easing fears of a wider regional conflict. Traders watched for any breakthrough in the talks, while supply concerns and geopolitical tensions continued to support crude prices.

** Taiwan stocks close higher; Taiwan Weighted up 1.35%

** The Taiwan stock market closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 1.35% after gains during the trading session. Investors showed broader buying interest, lifting major shares and supporting market sentiment.

No title

No summary

**Exclusive: SpaceX plans to set IPO price at $135 per share, targeting record $75 billion raise, source says**

SpaceX is reportedly planning to price its initial public offering at **$135 per share**, aiming to raise a record **$75 billion**, according to a source. The offering would be one of the largest IPOs ever and would reflect strong investor demand for the aerospace company led by Elon Musk.

** UK regulator enforces new competition requirements for Google Search

** The UK’s competition regulator is imposing new rules on Google to increase competition in search and related advertising markets. The requirements aim to give rivals fairer access and reduce Google’s dominance, while encouraging more choice for users and businesses.

** Zara owner Inditex reports strong start to summer trading

** Inditex, the owner of Zara, said sales rose strongly at the start of summer trading, signaling resilient demand for its fast-fashion brands. The company said it performed solidly across both its store and online channels, helping reinforce confidence in its growth outlook despite a challenging retail environment.

** Clas Ohlson Q4 sales rise 11% on online growth, store expansion

** Clas Ohlson reported Q4 sales increased by 11%, driven by strong online demand and the opening of new stores. The retailer said growth was supported by higher customer traffic and a broader product range, helping offset weaker performance in some markets.

** Japan’s IHI shares drop as space agency imposes five-month bidding ban

** IHI shares fell after Japan’s space agency, JAXA, banned the company from bidding on agency projects for five months following a rocket engine failure. The penalty raises concerns about future business and highlights increased scrutiny of aerospace suppliers.

** Kioxia shares hit record high on dividend payment plans

** Kioxia shares surged to a record high after the company announced plans to pay dividends, signaling a shift in capital returns and boosting investor confidence. The move comes as the memory chip maker continues to benefit from improving market sentiment and expectations for stronger financial performance.

** Exclusive: SpaceX targets $1.75 trillion valuation in all-primary IPO next week, sources say

** SpaceX is reportedly aiming for a $1.75 trillion valuation in a mostly primary IPO as soon as next week, according to sources. The move would mark a major milestone for the company, though details remain subject to change.

No title

No summary

** India services activity hits fastest growth since November

** India’s services sector expanded at its fastest pace since November, supported by stronger demand and new business growth. The pace of expansion improved despite ongoing inflationary pressures, signaling continued resilience in the sector.

** Saudi Arabia’s non-oil sector growth picks up in May

** Saudi Arabia’s non-oil private sector expanded at a faster pace in May, driven by stronger demand and new orders. Business activity and employment also improved, suggesting continued momentum in diversification efforts despite broader global economic uncertainty.

** Egypt’s non-oil sector contracts as costs surge in May

** Egypt’s non-oil private sector shrank in May, with the S&P Global PMI falling to 49.5 from 48.5. New orders and output weakened as firms faced rising costs, currency pressure, and higher wages, while employment edged up. Businesses remained cautious about the outlook amid inflation and demand concerns.

** UAE non-oil sector faces supply disruption amid shipping restrictions

** The UAE’s non-oil private sector recorded solid growth in September, but shipping disruptions caused by tensions in the Red Sea and longer transit times from India led to supply delays and higher costs. New orders increased, employment improved, and firms remained optimistic, although some input shortages and delivery issues put pressure on businesses.

** Kuwait business activity falls at a slower pace in May

** Kuwait’s non-oil private sector contracted again in May, but at a slower pace than in April, according to the latest PMI data. Output and new orders declined less sharply, while employment rose at a stronger rate. Firms still faced weak demand and competitive pressure, although business confidence improved slightly.

Banks lead Asian sector growth in May

Asian sectors saw gains in May, led by banks, while other industries showed mixed performance amid ongoing market shifts.

** Japan service sector stalls in May as costs surge

** Japan’s services sector activity barely grew in May as rising costs and weakening demand weighed on business. The latest survey showed new orders and employment were softer, while inflationary pressures remained strong, suggesting continued strain on the sector amid broader economic uncertainty.

** China services activity grows at fastest pace in 3 months in May - RatingDog PMI

** China’s services sector expanded at the fastest pace in three months in May, according to the RatingDog PMI, signaling a continued recovery in domestic demand and business activity. The report suggests stronger momentum in the services economy despite broader economic uncertainties.

** Australia Q1 GDP grows less than expected amid inflation, M.East headwinds

No summary

** Japan’s services activity stagnates in May as costs surge, PMI shows

** Japan’s services sector was largely flat in May, with the final au Jibun Bank Services PMI at 50.2, down from 52.4 in April. New business growth slowed, input and output costs rose sharply, and firms passed some of the higher costs on to customers. Employment increased modestly, while business confidence weakened, although activity remained just above the expansion threshold. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural, more formal, or simpler.

** Japan warns as traders push yen to intervention zone before key BOJ speech

** Japan’s finance ministry has warned against speculative moves as the yen weakens toward levels that could trigger intervention, while traders watch an important Bank of Japan speech for clues about policy. Markets are focused on whether officials will signal faster rate hikes or intervene to support the currency.

India’s services growth reaches a six-month high on domestic demand, PMI shows

India’s services sector expanded at its fastest pace in six months in August, driven by strong domestic demand, according to the PMI. New business rose sharply, helping boost output and hiring. However, business confidence dipped slightly, and firms faced continued cost pressures amid solid inflation.

** Yen languishes at key 160 level as Gulf hostilities boost dollar

** The yen remained near the 160-per-dollar level as rising tensions in the Gulf strengthened the dollar, which is seen as a safe-haven currency, while Japanese authorities were believed to be intervening to slow the yen’s decline. Investors stayed alert for further policy action and any escalation in the regional conflict.

** Oil rises amid fighting in the Middle East as AI bulls push stocks higher

** Markets moved in different directions as conflict in the Middle East pushed oil prices higher, while optimism about AI boosted stocks. Investors weighed geopolitical risk against tech-driven gains, keeping attention on energy volatility and the continued strength of AI-related shares.

No title

No summary

** Pakistan’s budget is unlikely to be presented on June 5, government source says

** Pakistan may delay presenting its budget past June 5, according to a government source. The expected postponement could affect the fiscal timeline, though no official reason or new date was given in the excerpt.

** U.S. proposes broad tariffs of at least 10% on imports linked to forced labor

** The U.S. has proposed new tariffs of at least 10% on a wide range of imports tied to forced labor concerns. The move would expand trade penalties and pressure companies to prove their supply chains are free of coercion, especially in sectors with higher risk of labor abuses.

No title

No summary

No title

No summary

** BOJ chief to deliver key speech as pressure mounts for June rate hike

** Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda is set to address parliament as pressure increases for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates in June, following rising inflation and a weaker yen. Policymakers are weighing the timing of tightening while balancing economic risks and market expectations. If you want, I can also make it sound more **natural, formal, or news-style**.

Bitcoin falls to a two-month low at $67K after Strategy sale, Iran uncertainty

Bitcoin dropped to a two-month low near $67,000, pressured by concerns over a sale linked to Strategy and heightened uncertainty related to Iran. The decline added to recent volatility in crypto markets as traders weighed geopolitical risks and possible liquidation pressure.

** Turkish lira stablecoins rank second after the dollar, Zodia Markets says

** Turkey’s crypto market is seeing strong demand for Turkish lira stablecoins, which are now the second-most traded type of stablecoin after dollar-backed tokens, according to Zodia Markets. The trend reflects users looking for ways to preserve value and transfer money amid high inflation and currency volatility.

** Charles Schwab introduces 24/7 crypto futures trading and expanded features

** Charles Schwab is expanding its crypto offerings with 24/7 futures trading, giving investors round-the-clock access to trade crypto-linked contracts. The update is part of broader platform enhancements aimed at improving flexibility and adding new features for clients interested in digital assets and futures markets.

** POV Orders Now Live on Bybit Futures, Enabling Precision Execution for Large Trades

** Bybit Futures has launched POV (Percentage of Volume) orders, a new tool designed to help traders execute large orders with greater precision and reduced market impact. The feature automatically adjusts order execution based on market volume, improving trade efficiency for institutional and high-volume users.

** Bitcoin drops to $71k amid Strategy’s first sale since 2022 and U.S.-Iran uncertainty

** Bitcoin fell toward $71,000 after Strategy disclosed its first bitcoin sale since 2022, adding pressure to crypto markets already shaken by rising U.S.-Iran tensions. The move sparked investor concern about broader sentiment, contributing to a selloff in digital assets amid geopolitical uncertainty.

** Michael Saylor’s Strategy stock falls as firm makes first Bitcoin sale since 2022

** Strategy shares fell after the company disclosed its first Bitcoin sale since 2022, marking a notable shift in Michael Saylor’s long-standing Bitcoin accumulation strategy. The move raised questions about the firm’s approach to managing its crypto holdings and hurt investor sentiment.

** NOWPayments Redefines Crypto Payouts: Zero-Fee, 1-Second Infrastructure Built for Partner Earnings

** NOWPayments has launched a new payout infrastructure designed for affiliates, partners, and platforms, offering zero fees, 1-second processing, and support for 300+ cryptocurrencies. The system aims to reduce payout costs, speed up transfers, and improve earnings distribution through simple integration and secure transactions.

** Swapzone Adds Real-Time KYC and Execution Data to Pre-Swap Interface

** Swapzone has updated its pre-swap interface to display real-time KYC requirements and execution data before a trade is completed. The change is intended to improve transparency, help users compare swap conditions more easily, and reduce surprises during the exchange process.

Cryptocurrency stocks fall as Bitcoin drops on Middle East tensions

Cryptocurrency-related stocks declined as Bitcoin fell amid rising Middle East tensions, with investors moving away from riskier assets. The broader crypto market also weakened, reflecting concern that geopolitical uncertainty could put further pressure on prices.

** Tria Launches Season 3 as It Builds a Unified Financial App for Crypto Users

** Tria has launched Season 3 as part of its effort to create a unified financial app for crypto users. The update expands the platform’s features and supports its goal of simplifying crypto spending, management, and everyday financial activity in one app.

** J&J’s nipocalimab meets primary endpoint in lupus study

** Johnson & Johnson said its drug nipocalimab met the primary endpoint in a lupus study, showing it helped improve disease activity. The result supports the company’s effort to advance the treatment for autoimmune diseases, though further analysis and development steps are still needed.

** Antengene to present preclinical data on ATG-207 at EULAR 2026

** Antengene announced that it will present preclinical data on ATG-207, its MALT1 inhibitor, at the 2026 EULAR Congress. The presentation will highlight findings on the compound’s potential for treating autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.

** TETRA Technologies prices $100M stock offering at $9.25

** TETRA Technologies priced its public stock offering at $9.25 per share, raising about $100 million before expenses. The company said it plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include debt repayment, working capital, and potential strategic investments.

** Hilton Grand Vacations prices 5M-share secondary offering

** Hilton Grand Vacations priced a secondary offering of 5 million shares, with the shares being sold by existing stockholders rather than by the company. The offering is expected to provide liquidity for the sellers and may affect the stock’s trading in the near term.

** Figure Technology reports 135% jump in May loan marketplace volume

** Figure Technology said its loan marketplace volume in May rose 135% year over year, reflecting stronger demand for its blockchain-based lending platform. The company also highlighted continued growth in loan originations and marketplace activity as it expands its fintech and digital asset offerings.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK reduces Intercontinental Exchange stock

** The article reports that Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest cut its stake in Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the New York Stock Exchange, as part of its ongoing portfolio adjustments.

Janus Living prices 25 million share offering at $25 each

Janus Living priced its offering of 25 million shares at $25 per share, raising about $625 million before expenses. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes and potential acquisitions.

** Zenas BioPharma reports positive phase 3 trial results for obexelimab

** Zenas BioPharma said its phase 3 trial of obexelimab showed positive results, supporting further development of the therapy. The company did not provide additional details in the prompt about the study design, endpoints, or specific outcomes.

** Dorman Products Prices $450M Senior Notes Offering at 6.25%

** Dorman Products has priced a $450 million senior notes offering due in 2030 at 6.25%, with closing expected around August 14. The company plans to use the proceeds to repay borrowings under its revolving credit facility, cover fees and expenses, and for general corporate purposes.

** BeFra completes acquisition of Tupperware Latin America

** BeFra has finalized its acquisition of Tupperware’s Latin America business, expanding its reach in the region. The move is part of BeFra’s strategy to strengthen its portfolio and market presence through the purchase of the iconic kitchenware brand’s Latin American operations.