News Summary - 06/19/2026

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** US lifts naval blockade as Iran’s supreme leader says Trump made deal “out of desperation”

** Iran’s supreme leader criticized the agreement, saying he disagrees with the deal and that Donald Trump signed it “out of desperation.”

**Bowen: US-Iran deal raises the inescapable question of what the war was for**

The article argues that although the war’s human cost is undeniable, the Iranian regime not only survived but emerged stronger, raising difficult questions about the purpose and outcome of the conflict.

** What Iran and the US get from the deal and why both could struggle to keep it

** BBC analysts assess the competing claims from Washington and Tehran that each won a victory in the deal ending their war, while warning that both sides may face difficulties in maintaining it.

** Moscow residents complain of black rain after largest Ukrainian attack hits oil refinery

** Almost 200 Ukrainian drones struck an area southeast of Moscow, setting fire to a refinery and a shopping centre. Residents reported black rain after the attack, which marked one of the largest drone strikes on the Russian capital region.

** Thirty-five killed as gunmen attack Niger's biggest airport

** Niger has been facing a militant Islamist insurgency for 10 years, and the country’s largest airport was attacked again in January by suspected jihadists.

Parents of Serbia’s teenage school shooter given jail terms in retrial

A court retrial has sentenced the parents of the 13-year-old boy who killed eight girls, a boy, and a school guard at Belgrade’s Vladislav Ribnikar school in 2023, renewing legal action over the deadly school shooting.

** Hegseth renews NATO criticism and says US will review presence in Europe

** The US defence secretary renewed criticism of NATO after the US decided to reduce its commitments to a high-readiness alliance force. The move signals a further review of America’s military presence in Europe.

** British man dies in paragliding accident in Spain

** Authorities in Catalonia said a 63-year-old British man died in a paragliding accident in the Palau de Noguera area on Wednesday.

** Suspected gang leader shot dead in flower bouquet ambush at airport

** Gunmen allegedly killed a suspected gang leader outside Guayaquil airport in Ecuador by hiding their weapons behind flowers and stuffed toys while waiting for him.

** Jury fails to reach verdict in Norwegian “hitman” trial

** Johannes Natland, 19, remained in custody after a jury failed to reach a verdict in his Norwegian “hitman” trial, and he will now face a retrial.

** Obamas host star-studded opening of Chicago presidential centre

** George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Joe Biden attended the opening, while Donald Trump was not invited. **Translation:** George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Joe Biden attended the opening, while Donald Trump was not invited.

** Bird flu kills more than 75% of baby seals on remote Australian island, study finds

** Scientists report that the H5N1 bird flu strain has killed about 13,000 southern elephant seal pups on Heard Island, wiping out more than 75% of the island’s baby seal population.

** Lawyer in high-profile Ugandan treason case charged with related offense

** Uganda’s military chief reportedly boasted about the “hurt and pain” he would inflict on Erias Lukwago, who was arrested earlier this week.

** Japan’s military buildup is ‘critical’ to prevent war, Defence Minister Koizumi tells the BBC

** Japan must rethink its post-World War II pacifist stance, Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi says. He argues that strengthening the country’s defenses is essential to deter conflict and prevent war.

** Apple to raise prices as AI boom pushes up chip costs

** Outgoing boss Tim Cook did not specify when Apple’s prices would increase or which products would be affected, leaving details of the planned hike unclear.

** Teenager dies in horse-drawn carriage accident in New York

** A horse bolted and overturned after the carriage driver stepped down to take a picture of the passengers, leading to a fatal accident involving a teenager.

** Lil Nas X says he's "feeling better" after rehab and bipolar diagnosis

** Lil Nas X, known for “Old Town Road,” was arrested last year after allegedly attacking police officers and later entered rehab.

** Status quo at Jerusalem's holiest site under threat as Israeli nationalists flout rules

** Israeli nationalists are increasingly breaking the longstanding convention governing the shared use of the al-Aqsa mosque compound, raising concerns that the fragile status quo at Jerusalem's holiest site could be undermined.

** Search for six-year-old Ebola patient after armed men storm DR Congo hospital

** Health facilities have been attacked during the current Ebola outbreak amid misinformation and fear.

** Serial killer who murdered eight women in a Long Island town imprisoned for life

** In a heated courtroom exchange, the judge sentenced the convicted serial killer to three consecutive life terms, plus an additional 25 years to life on four other charges, also to be served consecutively.

*The Ring* and *Lilo & Stitch* actress Daveigh Chase dies aged 35

Daveigh Chase, known for her roles in *The Ring* and *Lilo & Stitch*, died at age 35 in a Los Angeles hospital. Her longtime manager said she died of sepsis after suffering from meningitis.

** Trump says he will visit India as frosty relationship with Modi thaws

** Trump announced during a conversation that he will visit India and also vowed to protect the country, signaling a possible thaw in his previously strained relationship with Prime Minister Modi.

** UN experts demand Iranians free Foremans

** UN experts said the legal proceedings against Lindsay and Craig Foreman were marked by grave irregularities, calling for their release.

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** Israel launches fresh strikes on Lebanon despite Trump criticism

** Trump said Tuesday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should "be more responsible with respect to Lebanon," as fresh Israeli strikes continued despite his criticism.

** Bystanders smash windows of private jet to rescue passengers after crash

** A private jet crash left one person dead, according to a local official. Five other people on board survived and were taken to the hospital, where they are reported to be in stable condition.

** AI will create more jobs for humans, not replace them, Amazon founder Bezos says

** Amazon founder Jeff Bezos says AI is more likely to create a labor shortage than eliminate jobs, arguing it will generate new human work rather than fully replace workers.

** Thousands killed in US-Israeli war on Iran, but experts say true total may never be known

** Experts say casualty reporting across the region has been severely hindered by internet outages, media restrictions, and government controls, making the true death toll from the US-Israeli war on Iran difficult or impossible to determine.

** Weapons, Money, and Ships: How Is This Iran Deal Different from Others?

** BBC Verify examines the new US-Iran deal and how it differs from past agreements by focusing on three key areas: weapons, money, and ships.

** What’s in the US-Iran agreement?

** The 14-paragraph memo outlines a ceasefire, Iran’s commitment never to acquire a nuclear weapon, and a $300 billion redevelopment package for Iran.

** First Russian shadow fleet tanker enters the Channel since Smyrtos boarding

** Forwarder, a Russian-flagged ship that departed from Primorsk last week, entered the Channel on Wednesday evening.

**“We had to get out of the way”: The backlash over delivery robots**

**Delivery robots are becoming more common on U.S. streets, but their spread is prompting bans and organized protests as people raise concerns about safety, accessibility, and disruption in public spaces.**

** “I buried my parents one day after the other” - Ebola mourners learn how to grieve safely

** A cemetery at the center of the Ebola outbreak is filling up quickly, but large traditional funerals have been banned to reduce the risk of spreading the virus.

** US-Iran deal leaves core sticking points unresolved - and a $300bn question

** Trump says the deal guarantees Iran will never buy, develop, or produce a nuclear weapon, but the agreement’s actual wording does not fully support that claim. Key disputes remain unresolved, along with questions over the deal’s long-term financial implications, estimated at $300bn.

**“They came with machetes” — deadline looms for migrants to leave South Africa**

** Protesters in South Africa have set **30 June** as the deadline for all undocumented migrants to leave the country, increasing tensions over immigration and raising fears of possible conflict.

** Should the US impose a teen social media ban like the UK?

** The UK has begun enforcing a ban on social media use for children under 16. The BBC spoke with Americans of different ages to gather their views on whether the U.S. should adopt a similar restriction.

** Will Putin change tactics after Ukrainian drone attacks?

** Steve Rosenberg examines Russia’s possible response to the surge in Ukrainian drone attacks and what tactics President Putin may adopt next.

** Moment Trump signs US-Iran agreement at the Palace of Versailles

** A 14-point Memorandum of Understanding was signed during a post-G7 dinner in France.

** “Warning fire went up”: Couple on board yacht describe encounter with Russian warship

** A Russian frigate reportedly fired warning shots near a British retired couple sailing on a yacht in the English Channel, frightening the pair and highlighting rising tensions at sea.

Drones create the first-ever FIFA scoreboard in the Seattle sky

BBC reporter Max Matza was in Seattle, Washington, where 400 drones lit up the night sky on Monday to display the score of the Egypt vs. Belgium match.

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** Ferraz states that the indictment of Zapatero’s daughters and his secretary was not surprising and will not change its support for the former president. Sánchez publicly showed support for his family with a message of “empathy” and “solidarity.”

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** The text criticizes Zapatero for having prepared strategic reports using Artificial Intelligence and Wikipedia in a copy-and-paste approach considered childish, and questions whether that justifies charging 500,000 euros.

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** Former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero states in an audio submitted to the judge that he did not speak with any authority, official, or public employee to benefit Plus Ultra. He thus maintains that he did not take part in mediating the airline’s bailout and says that no one can claim otherwise.

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** A judge highlighted the alleged significance of a meeting linked to Zapatero to create a company in Dubai, underscoring its major tax advantages and the opacity of the business environment in the United Arab Emirates.

** Iran and the U.S. abruptly cancel the talks they were due to hold today in Switzerland to ratify the peace agreement

** Iran and the U.S. abruptly suspended the talks scheduled for today in Switzerland to ratify the peace agreement, leaving the Middle East peace process in limbo even before it had begun.

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** The Swiss Bürgenstock resort hosts the first diplomatic meeting between the U.S. and Iran after the final signing of the peace agreement that ends the conflict in the Middle East. The meeting opens a new phase of negotiations on the most sensitive issues still pending between the two countries.

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** In 2025, Spain’s housing stock continued to grow, although at a slower pace: there were 293,371 more main residences than the previous year. In contrast, homes intended for other uses fell by 198,580, according to Ministry data.

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** The medical unions will observe a truce over the summer, but warn that they will restart the dispute in September if there is no rapprochement with the government. The latest strike ends today after causing the cancellation of more than three million appointments.

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** Nine regions will be on alert this Friday for high temperatures and six for storms. The storms could bring very strong wind gusts and even hail, while the heat will continue to rise in several areas.

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** Ukrainian users reacted with memes and mockery on social media after the drone attack on a refinery in Moscow, showing support for the offensive and ridiculing Russia.

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** The note highlights that accepting yourself, along with resilience and the support of other people, can be key to overcoming difficult moments and finding strength even in the most challenging circumstances.

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** The actress died last Tuesday due to meningitis and a blood infection.

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** Ilia Topuria has been handed a six-month suspension due to injuries sustained in his fight against Justin Gaethje. The suspension could be shortened if “El Matador” is medically cleared sooner.

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** Justin Gaethje is known for frequently poking his opponents in the eyes, and this forbidden move against Ilia Topuria may have played a decisive role in the outcome of the fight.

** What is the bright point that appears these nights next to the Moon: we tell you the reason

** The bright point seen next to the Moon is not a star or a strange phenomenon, but one of the most visible planets from Earth. The article explains that this nighttime brightness is due to the apparent closeness of a planet to the Moon in the sky.

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** A study by the Bank of Spain indicates that in 2022 only 8.9% of those receiving the subsidy for people over 52 found a job after receiving the benefit in 2021. In comparison, 29.9% of unemployed people receiving contributory benefits managed to get work, highlighting lower labor market integration in this group.

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** The 27 debated at the summit the war in Ukraine and their tense relations with China. While Spain defended a stance of greater closeness to Beijing, countries such as the Netherlands called for not being “naive.” Despite the differences over China, there was unanimity on Ukraine.

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** Canada and Qatar will close out the second matchday of Group B with a game set to begin at 00:00 hours.

** The search for a dog that was bothering neighbors ends with the discovery of 500 marijuana plants

** Local police discovered a plantation with 500 marijuana plants in an empty house in the Northern District. The discovery was made while searching for a dog that was causing disturbances to neighbors. The house was used exclusively for growing these plants.

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** A minor allegedly involved in the Times Square shooting has been identified, but their identity and exact age have not been disclosed.

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** The autopsy confirms that Lyhanna, 11, was raped after the DNA of the main suspect was found. However, the exact causes of her death are still unknown.

** 28% of women in Spain say they have at some point been forced to do something they did not want in a sexual relationship

** The Ministry of Health and the CIS have updated, 16 years later, the study on sexual habits and health in Spain. Among the highlighted data, 27.5% of men admit to having paid for sex.

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** A singer in Iran was sentenced to 74 lashes for broadcasting a virtual concert without wearing the Islamic veil. The case reflects the harsh crackdown by Iranian authorities on women who defy the mandatory dress code.

** Escaping the Strait of Hormuz Trap: Four Lessons for Moving Beyond Fossil Fuels and Building a Just and Lasting Peace

** The military sector could generate up to 5% of global emissions, showing how war and dependence on fossil fuels reinforce each other. The text argues that escaping this “Strait of Hormuz trap” requires reducing fossil fuels and moving toward a just and lasting peace.

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** Choosing foods for their benefits can help maintain a more varied and complete diet, which could promote better rest and sleep in people with sleep apnea.

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** Police suspect that the arrested man did not know the child and that he may have thrown him into an area with crocodiles at a zoo. Authorities are investigating the incident to clarify what happened.

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** Artificial intelligence is changing how we communicate and get information, but it can also fuel disinformation. The article highlights the need to address its risks and points out that some people are more vulnerable to believing false content generated by AI.

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** Florestasur, a women-led cooperative, restores ecosystems by producing native plants and working with rural communities. Its approach brings together conservation and local participation to drive environmental and social change.

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** The left-wing candidate acknowledges that the government of current president and political ally Gustavo Petro has made mistakes in some policies, amid a tense second-round election in Colombia.

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** The content highlights the importance of having a good healthcare system and the protection it provides to the entire population.

** Goodbye to Air Force One: Trump retires the presidential plane and replaces it with the controversial aircraft donated by Qatar

** The presidential plane made its final flight this Thursday, when it took Donald Trump back to Washington after his participation in the G7 summit in France.

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** Patricia Pardo says that her daughters have affectionately nicknamed Christian Gálvez “an abandoned puppy,” showing the close and loving bond they have formed with the presenter.

** Six minors hospitalized after suffering heatstroke when the bus they were traveling in broke down in Álava

** Six minors were hospitalized after suffering heatstroke when the bus they were traveling in broke down in Álava. Four were taken to Txagorritxu Hospital and two to Santiago Hospital, both in Vitoria-Gasteiz.

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** UNHCR, on its anniversary and on the occasion of World Refugee Day, reminds us that everyone’s solidarity is key to facing one of the greatest humanitarian challenges of our time.

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** The private sector believes there is not enough time to put the system in place, while the Ministry argues that it is crucial to invest now in order to meet Brussels’ demanding deadlines. The EU wants 90% of plastic bottles and cans to be recycled by 2029.

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** Pixar announces the return of *Toy Story* with a new installment in which Woody and Buzz return to the center of the story. The film will explore how play and the relationship between children and toys change in the digital era, now focused on the new generation of kids and their devices.

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** The singer chose a red two-piece outfit with sheer details, a bold festival look that will probably inspire many pregnant women who want to dress stylishly and comfortably at music events.

** Red card for discomfort in football: a pioneering plan helps improve the mental health of 1,200 athletes

** The PsiDE Sports Psychology program has, in one year, improved the mental health of 1,200 athletes, reducing by 12% the number of underage football players with a lower profile of psychological distress.

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** Experts point out that the main danger of cheap mobile phone chargers lies in their internal design, which can increase the risk of fire.

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** A Norwegian cruise ship has remodeled one of its cabins to transport guests back to the era of sea exploration, recreating the experience of sleeping and traveling like a 19th-century Arctic explorer.

** From fajitas to nachos: 3 recipes to get to know authentic Tex-Mex cuisine

** Tex-Mex cuisine emerged in the 20th century with the migration of Mexicans to the United States. This article presents three recipes to discover its authentic gastronomy, a fusion of Mexican and American traditions that gave rise to popular dishes such as fajitas and nachos.

** Óscar Puente’s ministry steps on the accelerator to improve roads ahead of summer

** The Ministry of Transport has recently awarded several contracts to speed up road improvements and try to ease the condition of the road network before summer, when the number of trips increases significantly.

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** The 33rd edition of the festival kicks off this Thursday with a new format and expects to bring together 160,000 attendees across all its activities. The lineup is headlined by The Prodigy, Kelis, and Skepta.

** First analysis of the implementation of the ELA law: patients report “strong territorial inequality” and delays in effective care

** Only five autonomous communities have begun paying the aid provided by the ELA law: the Valencian Community, Castilla y León, Catalonia, La Rioja, and Madrid, as well as the provincial councils of Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa. Patients report strong territorial inequality and delays in making care truly effective.

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** Ecuador has deployed 13,000 troops in the provinces of Guayas, Manabí, El Oro, and Los Ríos, with special attention to the coast and the border with Peru. The measure aims to strengthen security in strategic areas and marks the beginning of a new phase of direct combat against crime.

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** Fundación ”la Caixa” scholarships are essential support for funding and facilitating the start of a scientific career, especially in the early stages of research.

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** The Sagrada Familia, Gaudí’s masterpiece, is the monument that generates the most revenue in the country. It receives nearly 5 million visitors each year, 90% of whom are foreign.

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** European society is aging, ready-to-eat prepared foods are becoming more common, and consumption habits are changing—factors that justify strengthening food controls.

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** A Zapatero speech from 2021 spreads like wildfire in which he stated: “Being a socialist is having very little and being willing to give a lot.”

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** Former president of Banco Popular, Luis Valls promoted the FACES society, which acquired the newspaper *Madrid* from Juan Pujol.

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** Starmer has made clear that he will not resign and says he would even stand again if internal party elections are triggered.

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** A left-wing youth organization has reported the journalist for the alleged crime of incitement to hatred and for supporting Zionism, claiming that her statements show hostility toward the national rights of the Palestinian people.

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** Messi’s circle released a statement to deny rumors about his father’s health and asked for respect for the family’s privacy and intimacy, criticizing the lack of scruples of those who spread the information.

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** The author shares their personal connection to the French Basque Country, a place they would always return to and consider ideal for retiring or owning a farmhouse. They highlight that this region has been part of their life for years and that they travel through it every summer.

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** The article explains why many people make impulse purchases online at night, especially on Amazon, when tiredness and lower self-control can lead to quick decisions. It also offers tips to curb this spending habit and avoid unnecessary purchases.

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** An island near Mykonos and Santorini offers free accommodation and breakfast to volunteers who commit to spending more than a month caring for felines. The offer combines a stay in a paradise destination with volunteer work to look after the island’s cats.

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** This summer income not only helps cover summer expenses, but can also become a tool to improve personal finances and encourage saving.

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** The small place Camperos Malagueños in Madrid is usually always full of customers. It offers Malaga-style camperos starting at 3 euros, making it an affordable and popular option for those looking for this Andalusian sandwich in the capital.

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** 20minutos has launched a new feature as part of the NextMediaAI project, improving accessibility and adapting to the growing demand for audio content.

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** The article presents a new edition of 20minutos’s sex advice column, where readers’ questions are answered on topics such as a decrease in the frequency of sexual relations, the age at which people begin having sex, and the use of dual protection.

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** 20bien has launched its Wellness Mailbox, a space for readers to share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather personal experiences that can serve as inspiration and help others improve their well-being.

** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the reader channel to take part in the news and report any story that could be investigated. Write to us and tell us which topics should be covered.

** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to take part in the news, share complaints, and propose stories or topics that deserve to be investigated.

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** The PP’s proposal to restore the old compensation for Renfe delays has been approved thanks to support from Vox, Junts, Esquerra Republicana, BNG, and UPN, despite the government voting against it.

** The young woman who accuses El Jincho of rape says he forced her to perform oral sex on him, which he denies

** The prosecutor maintains the request for a 13-year prison sentence for the artist, accused of raping a minor in 2023. The complainant says he forced her to perform oral sex, while he denies the allegations.

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** The host opened the second episode of the show on La 1 of RTVE with a critical monologue against centralism, in which he defended the Spain of the periphery and asked Catalonia not to leave.

** A baby dies inside a car during a heatwave after being forgotten by her mother

** A baby died inside a car in Schondorf, in southwest Germany, after being forgotten by her mother during a day of extreme heat. That day, the area recorded the highest temperatures of the month, which worsened the tragedy.

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** A group of attackers arrived in a bus from a local private transport company and entered on foot through the airport’s main security gate in Niger’s capital. During the attack, 13 people were killed and 22 attackers were shot dead.

** Ane Núñez, affected by the "zeros" in the PAU Basque exam: "I was expecting an 8"

** The University of the Basque Country has reminded students that they can request a review of their grade if they are not satisfied. It also clarified that the review process is still open.

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** Huerteco, an association from Burgos, works to preserve the black Castilian hen, a native breed that is in danger of disappearing. It does so through breeding programs, adoptions, and workshops in schools to raise awareness and encourage its protection.

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** In recent years, more Spaniards who emigrated have returned than have left. However, going back home is still difficult because of logistical, administrative, work-related, and psychological obstacles. The return is usually motivated by the desire to be close to their parents and not wait until retirement.

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** Telecinco presents *Love… Or Whatever Comes Up!*, an original dating show for people of any age, hosted by Carlos Lozano. The format aims to show its participants “emotionally naked” as they experience the search for love.

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** The Argentine singer recalled on “La Revuelta” her serious hospitalization from a year ago, when she was admitted to intensive care, was intubated, and received several blood transfusions.

** The fear of the interview in the midst of the “boom” of interview programs

** The article addresses the paradox of the in-depth journalistic interview in an era dominated by immediacy. Although interview-based programs are proliferating, fear of this format persists because of its demands, its ability to make people uncomfortable, and the difficulty of sustaining long, rigorous conversations in today’s media landscape.

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** Niña Pastori visited Pablo Motos to present her tour, which begins this Friday in Cabra (Córdoba). During the interview, she recalled an anecdote about her brother, who was detained in the United States because they mistook him for “a bad guy from Mexico.”

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** Pilar Vidal shared on *Zapeando* her experience at a Bad Bunny concert she attended with Lydia Lozano. The journalist admitted with laughter that neither of them knew the artist’s songs, describing the moment as a funny anecdote.

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** Leire Martínez, Melody, Becky G and Antoñito Molina will be the advisors on *The Voice Kids*, supporting the coaches of the children’s program.

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** Ana Rosa commented on the statement made by former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero before the judge, comparing the investigation to following “Thumbelina’s” trail in order to find the Zambian sapphires that would supposedly lead to his safe.

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** The journalist says that what is affecting the former president most is the difficult situation his family is going through. He also points out that when the former president says he has a logical explanation, he wants to believe him.

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** Jorge Ponce presents a short film starring a puppy with a unique mission: to be the first dog to understand what time is. Through this original and moving idea, the video reflects on the passage of time in a tender and surprising way.

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** A security guard has filed a lawsuit against a group of streamers after an altercation in a shopping center. According to the report, the guard threatened to kick them out of the place, and the YouTubers reacted by confronting him, which led to an alleged assault during the live broadcast.

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** The article highlights that El Scaso encouraged his followers to get to know and follow the World Cup’s most unknown player, Tim Payne, who went viral during the event.

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** Sergi Ferré told it on his show “2 de Bastos,” where Javi Oliveira also took part.

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** Jennifer Lopez said that she suffered a collapse from exhaustion after working for about 98 days straight. The singer said that she ended up hospitalized urgently and unable to move, and that she even temporarily lost her sight due to extreme stress and accumulated fatigue.

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** Geri Halliwell, former Spice Girls member, has become one of Queen Camilla’s closest confidantes and now serves as her personal assistant.

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** Patri Pérez, a former participant on *La isla de las tentaciones*, has revealed that her five-month-old daughter was diagnosed with a hemangioma, a benign skin condition present from birth.

** Georgina Rodríguez remembers her son Ángel, who died shortly after birth, with a beautiful photo of the sky

** Georgina Rodríguez remembered her son Ángel, twin of Bella Esmeralda, with an emotional image of the sky. He died in April 2022 due to complications during childbirth.

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** Soto, known as “the guy with the cap,” would have ended his relationship with Maite Galdeano after reconciling with his ex. On social media, he has posted images with another woman and has liked comments from followers who strongly criticize Sofía Suescun’s mother.

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** The star of *Machos Alfa*, María Hervás, spoke on *Hoy por hoy* about her admiration for the queen and recalled an anecdote in which she called her “auntie” and revealed how the monarch responded.

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** Gloria Camila, a contributor on *El tiempo justo*, criticizes Rocío Carrasco for how the family inheritance has been presented and for giving the impression of being Rocío Jurado’s only daughter.

** Switzerland thrashes a resilient Bosnia and Herzegovina, who finished with 10 men, and reaches the top of the group

** Switzerland secured its first victory in the World Cup by beating Bosnia and Herzegovina decisively. Manzambi scored twice, while Rubén Vargas and Xhaka completed the rout. The Bosnian team finished the match with 10 players.

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** The Czech Republic and South Africa drew and each earned only one point, an insufficient result that complicates their chances of continuing to compete for World Cup qualification. The outcome benefits Mexico or South Korea, who are now very close to securing their place mathematically.

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** Liverpool have officially announced the signing of Víctor Muñoz, a Real Madrid academy graduate. The player has signed for six seasons. The deal is worth 40 million for Osasuna, while Real Madrid will receive 20 million thanks to the agreed rights over the player.

** Manu Pozo, the Spaniard who did score a goal against Vozinha: “I scored a penalty”

** The article highlights Manu Pozo, a Spanish footballer who did manage to score against goalkeeper Vozinha, jokingly recalling that it was “from the penalty spot.”

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** Spanish tennis player Paula Badosa was moved to tears after defeating world No. 7 Coco Gauff in the round of 16 at the Berlin WTA event. The victory came after overcoming a tough physical and mental period, and the player said she felt like herself again on the court.

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** June 18 marks Autism Pride Day, a date promoted by the autistic community itself to raise visibility and claim the right to talk about autism in the first person, without intermediaries or paternalism.

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** The 7th ODA 2026 Report indicates that the representation of disability in Spanish fiction has improved, but it is still insufficient: only 5.8% of characters have a disability, far below this group’s real share in society.

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** Tatiana, who lives with ALS, has launched a campaign on Donio to raise €15,000. The money will be used to cover urgent needs for accessibility, mobility, and professional care, with the goal of maintaining her independence and supporting her daily life.

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** The Cuban government approved 176 anti-crisis measures that involve broad economic opening and cover strategic sectors. The provisions include support for foreign investment, tax reforms, and changes aimed at reactivating the economy.

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** Spanish infrastructure companies listed on the Ibex are closely following the Brazilian government’s plan to invest €25 billion in rail concessions, given the opportunities it could create for modernizing and expanding the rail network.

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** Spain, the third-largest egg producer in the EU, generated €2.536 billion in revenue in 2025. Although the product is more highly valued than ever, production rose by only 0.43% compared with 2023, raising the challenge of meeting growing demand without weakening its export capacity.

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** Naturgy has appointed former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta as an independent director to strengthen the renewal of its board following the departure of several funds. It has also appointed German executive Anke Groth as a new board member, on the recommendation of Australian fund IFM.

** Recognition for Mercadona: it is the most innovative company in retail distribution in Spain and the fifth in Europe

** The Valencian supermarket chain Mercadona has been recognized as the most innovative company in retail distribution in Spain and the fifth in Europe, highlighting its ability to incorporate improvements and adapt to the needs of the sector.

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** Guillermo del Toro and Hideo Kojima praised one of the most acclaimed series of the season, starring Matthew Rhys. Stephen King also shared his opinion on it, saying it’s good, although he believes there is another production that is even better.

** Does *Toy Story 5* Have a Post-Credits Scene? What You Should Know Before Getting Up from Your Seat

** Andrew Stanton, director of *WALL-E*, and McKenna Harris, of *Ciao Alberto*, are leading the fifth film in the *Toy Story* saga, centered on the toys that have accompanied an entire generation.

** “‘House of the Dragon’ changes the rules: HBO Max confirms a 180º turn at the start of season 3”

** HBO Max has confirmed a radical change at the beginning of season 3 of *House of the Dragon*, a shift that brings the series closer to the style of *Game of Thrones* and could even make some of its detractors reconcile with it.

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** Christopher Nolan knows how to motivate his star-studded cast in blockbusters like *The Odyssey*. According to the article, since *Inception* he has found an effective formula for keeping his top-tier actors happy and bringing out their best.

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** Prime Video offers a range of miniseries beyond the young adult genre, presenting varied options ideal for a weekend binge-watch at home.

** “Green flags”: the signs that indicate your romantic relationship is healthy

** In contrast to factors that can drive a couple apart, the text highlights positive signs of a healthy and strong relationship. These “green flags” point to a balanced coexistence, mutual trust, and a connection that helps keep the bond stable and close.

** A key molecule identified to help prevent digestive and inflammatory problems

** Isovalerate, a molecule produced during protein digestion, has been identified as key in preventing digestive and inflammatory problems.

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** A 10-question quiz tests your attention, concentration, observation, and reasoning. The challenge invites you to see whether you answer too quickly and to measure how well you spot details and stay focused.

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** This phenomenon, once associated with romantic relationships, also affects the workplace. A survey reveals that 68% of workers have experienced being ignored by their boss or coworkers.

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** Experts say that loving connections are a basic need for well-being, and that feeling loved depends on strong emotional bonds, not just romantic gestures.

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** The research, led by the Institute of Neurosciences at Miguel Hernández University of Elche, presents the OLE molecule as a new ally in the fight against Alzheimer’s.

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** A source linked to Apple’s supply chain claims the next MacBook will have a touchscreen and says it is “100% confirmed.” The leak points to a potentially major new feature in the next generation of Apple’s laptop.

** Your Smart TV collects more data than you think: the risks many people don’t know about

** Smart TVs can collect much more information than users realize about their home viewing habits, including what they watch. This raises privacy risks that many people are unaware of.

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** Google Home Speaker arrives in Spain integrated with Gemini, offering 360° sound, Matter and Thread compatibility, and smart home features. The article reviews its specifications and highlights that some advanced features require a subscription.

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** A researcher detected a vulnerability in FIFA’s internal systems and managed to access the panel used to manage World Cup match broadcasts. This could have allowed manipulation of what was shown on screen.

** Apple could launch its 20th anniversary iPhone in two sizes and with a curved display: it will be very different

** Apple would be working with Samsung to develop a new micro-curved OLED display, possibly intended for its 20th anniversary iPhone. The device would arrive with a very different design from the current one and could be offered in two sizes.

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** Paula Echevarría, judge on *Got Talent España*, has won us over with a total look from a Spanish brand, perfect for wearing to a summer wedding or a dinner with friends. An ideal outfit for summer evenings that combines style and versatility.

** It’s on sale! This is the dress from Tamara Falcó’s collection that has taken social media by storm and is ideal for summer nights

** The Marchioness of Griñón is once again setting trends with an elegant and comfortable everyday look. The dress from her collection has been a hit on social media and is presented as an ideal option for summer nights, in addition to being discounted.

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** Gonzalo Rubio, Floor Studio Manager, offers tips for continuing to play sports safely in summer by adapting your routine to the heat and avoiding complications.

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** Trainer Vikika Costa explains how to stay in shape during the summer without falling into obsession or overly demanding routines, opting for a more balanced and sustainable approach.

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** A makeup expert reveals a trick to keep concealer looking flawless all day, preventing it from cracking or settling into fine lines.

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** Preparing your skin in the months leading up to the wedding is key to achieving flattering makeup and radiant skin on the big day.

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** Experts point out that mate did not originate in Uruguay or Argentina, despite popular belief. Its origins are traced to other regions, where this iconic beverage is believed to have first emerged before spreading across the Southern Cone.

What is lechón asado, one of the oldest dishes in Cuba and the star of major celebrations

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** Expert chefs, including Quique Dacosta, agree that the secret to making the perfect paella is carefully controlling the heat temperature.

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** Portuguese cuisine offers much more than cod, custard tarts, francesinhas, and Port wine. The article highlights that its culinary tradition is rich and diverse, with sweets that provide a better way to discover the country’s food culture.

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** Madrid chef Alberto Gonzalez won the World Tripe Championship, representing the Madrid restaurant "El del medio."

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** Brazil offers a rich culinary diversity beyond feijoada, including unique dishes such as acarajé, an emblematic recipe from the northeast with African roots.

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** Considered one of the most beautiful places in Castilla-La Mancha, this medieval city is getting closer and closer to fulfilling its dream of being included on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

** One of the best uncrowded destinations in August is next to Spain

** Northern Portugal, very close to Galicia, is presented as an ideal destination for August because of its tranquility and stunning landscapes. Being just a step away from Spain, it makes it possible to enjoy a less crowded getaway and discover natural spots without the usual crowds.

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** The town in Cantabria appears on the list of Spain’s Most Beautiful Villages and stands out for combining beach access with remarkable modernist heritage, making it one of the most attractive and sought-after rural destinations for a getaway.

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** A new rail itinerary will cross central Europe, passing through Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany. Stretching 1,300 km, this route will connect several destinations and end at a very busy airport, making it one of the longest on the continent.

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** The new Audi A6 Allroad arrives with a more imposing design, more technology, and two powertrain options: a diesel and, for the first time, a plug-in hybrid. The brand is thus reinforcing the model’s adventurous character with a more radical and updated proposal.

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** The Council of Ministers has authorized an investment of 20.8 million euros to rehabilitate the road surface of several sections of the A-7 and A-45 highways in the province of Málaga.

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** Volkswagen Navarra’s plant has begun producing the new Skoda Epiq, an electric model that will be the Czech brand’s most affordable. This launch strengthens Skoda’s commitment to electric mobility and highlights Spain’s industrial importance in its manufacturing.

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** Begoña Pérez, known on social media as “La Ordenatriz,” shares practical and effective cleaning and organizing tips with her millions of followers, such as this trick for cleaning car upholstery with a simple “magic formula.”

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** The Santana 400 PHEV is a plug-in hybrid pickup with 429 hp, 800 Nm of torque, and up to 120 km of electric-only driving. It offers more than 1,000 km of combined range, making it a powerful and efficient electrified option with a Zero emissions label.

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** Abertis will continue managing the toll on the AP-68 in Álava after the current contract ends on September 11, but it will do so with a new payment system.

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** Hosbec highlights that Valencia ended June with hotel occupancy close to 93%, driven by international tourism. The employers’ association describes the performance as “excellent” and points to a strong start to summer in the Valencian Community, with the capital clearly leading demand.

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** The Madrid Assembly approved two bills from the regional government with the support of the PP and Vox: the region’s first Hunting and Fishing law, and a regulation that provides tax relief for generational succession in family businesses.

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** The City Council will soon announce the conditions, deadlines, and how to take part in the commercial voucher, an initiative that will offer discounts to help families and encourage consumption and the local economy.

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** This Friday, the Basque Country will see temperatures above 30 degrees. In addition, there will be a risk of storms, with the possibility of hail.

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** In the last seven days, 569 samples have been analyzed after two positive cases of African swine fever were detected in Catalonia, both located in a high-risk area.

** Vejer hosts an Employment and Training program to improve the job placement of unemployed people

** The Employment and Training program in Vejer will begin on June 16, 2026, and end on June 17, 2027. It is aimed at unemployed people between the ages of 30 and 45 and seeks to improve their employability through training and professional experience.

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** The project, with a budget of €150 million, has cleared the final step before being put out to tender. According to the CHJ, it will mean a “significant improvement” in protection against future DANA storm events in Aldaia, Alaquàs, Xirivella, Quart, and Valencia, although the Valencia City Council filed objections.

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** Antonio Bienvenida Street will fully reopen to traffic this Friday, June 19, after the dismantling of the Feria de Abril gate in Seville is completed.

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** Firefighters have reported a fire at a flammable materials factory in Xàtiva and have asked the public to avoid going outside and to remain in their homes for safety.

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** Police intercepted a van on June 13 in the As Camelias neighborhood of Ourense after it made a suspicious maneuver upon spotting the patrol. Inside, they found four stolen scooters and three stolen bicycles, leading to the arrest of two men.

** Truck driver arrested in Córdoba for having six times the legal alcohol level

** A foreign driver of a 40-ton articulated truck left the road in Córdoba, damaged several olive trees, and returned to the roadway. Despite the incident, he continued driving for another 13 kilometers. He was arrested for driving with an alcohol level six times higher than the legal limit.

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** Kashe Quest, the child prodigy, scored an IQ of 146 on a cognitive abilities assessment, far above the U.S. average of 98.

** A YouTuber surprises his landlord with a secret library: “It took me three months to build it”

** A YouTuber surprised his landlord by building a secret, hidden-access library that can only be opened by completing a pattern of buttons and handles. The project took him three months to finish and stands out for its ingenious entry mechanism.

** The criticized reaction of some parents to their child’s bad behavior in a restaurant

** A young woman witnessed a striking incident in a restaurant and criticized how some parents reacted to their child’s bad behavior. According to her account, the adults did not care about the affected table or the incident, which led to backlash for their lack of attention and responsibility.

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** Urine marking in female cats does not always indicate heat. It can also be a response to stress, changes in the home, or territorial conflicts. If this behavior is frequent or sudden, it is a good idea to observe the cause and consult a veterinarian.

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** Dogs do not need “a lot” of protein, but rather specific essential amino acids. The text explains that a high percentage on the label does not guarantee better nutrition for the dog, since what matters is the quality and the actual amount of those nutrients.

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** In the Himalayas, feral dogs and wild wolves are crossing and giving rise to hybrids known as khipshang. These animals worry local communities because they could alter fragile ecosystems and increase conflicts between humans and wildlife.

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** The content only invites readers to check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es, without offering any additional details about predictions or zodiac signs.

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** Filming of *Todo lo que nunca fuimos* began in June 2025 and continued throughout the summer in the province of Gipuzkoa, reinforcing Euskadi’s presence as a setting for Netflix productions.

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** The Ministry of Inclusion and Social Security has expanded the income thresholds for accessing this benefit, which is complementary to the Minimum Vital Income. This could allow more families with children to qualify for the benefit in 2026.

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** Temperatures will rise significantly starting Sunday, with highs of up to 36 degrees in Oviedo and 39 in areas such as Cangas de Narcea. While much of the country faces the heat wave, this community remains unaffected, although it is on alert for rain and storms.

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** It is estimated to have been born no later than 1832, and researchers believe it could be even older, which would extend its record as the world’s longest-lived living land animal.

** What does the Marius Borg case reveal about sexual violence?

** The sentence against Mette-Marit’s son highlights how privilege can influence judicial treatment and how victims of sexual violence continue to face major obstacles in obtaining justice.

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** The word “wealth” arose in connection with the power of kings. In its original sense, the term referred more to command and authority than to the possession of money or goods.

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** Bikinis from Zara, El Corte Inglés, and other brands are betting on designs inspired by underwear. The trend for summer 2026 proposes looks very similar to going to the beach in panties and a bra, with minimalist and bold styles.

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** Superantipático brings together all of its comics published in *20 Minutos*, offering a collection of graphic humor and social criticism about current events and society.

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** The article highlights that, although we live in cities and do not always have contact with animals, they are an essential part of the planet and can brighten our day with their expressive and adorable faces.

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** The article highlights the work of a reporter who brings together facts and interviews with prominent figures in politics and culture, as part of his work as a correspondent in Latin America and his recognition with the Anagrama Prize for Chronicle for *Años Luz*.

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** Gema Belén Pavón, a councilwoman from Puerto Lápice, said on *El tiempo justo* that hiring Marta Sánchez for the festival concert will use up the municipal budget allocated for the celebrations.

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** YouTuber James Lucas Condon, known as TheStradMan, said that minutes before the fire he noticed a strong smell of fuel. Shortly after, his Lamborghini burst into flames while he was driving it, leaving him in shock.

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** Both the private prosecution and the convicted man’s defense have filed appeals against the ruling, which imposes nearly 12 years in prison on the man accused of raping an autistic minor, who died by suicide months later.

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** The accused confessed to his children that he had committed the crime and said that the victim “had it coming.” The Prosecutor’s Office is seeking 33 years in prison for the murder of his wife, who was pregnant, in Escalona.

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** Prime Video celebrates 10 years in Spain by announcing new local releases for 2026 and 2027, including series and films starring figures such as Ester Expósito and Mario Casas, as well as adaptations and the return of “Su majestad.”

** David Francés, makeup artist: “After 40, it’s a mistake to keep using this eyeliner”

** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the face, lift the gaze, and soften features. He emphasizes that small changes in products and techniques can add freshness without losing style, and warns that a certain type of eyeliner is no longer flattering at that age.

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** The article highlights a 4-episode miniseries, based on a literary adaptation and featuring an A-list cast, that is still available to stream 12 years after its release. It also came very close to breaking an Emmy record.

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** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed and that fixed-rate mortgages are no longer the dominant choice when buying a home. According to the expert, current conditions have altered buyers’ preferences and make it necessary to review the available options more carefully.

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show using canned cockles, suggesting an original combination to enhance them: mandarin and olive oil, instead of the classic lemon.

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** Prime Video premiered the second installment of the British remake of one of its most successful titles on June 17. In just 24 hours, *Your Fault: London* reached number 1 on the platform, confirming the saga’s success.

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** The content highlights must-do once-in-a-lifetime travel experiences, ranging from the blend of tradition and modernity in Japan to the wild landscapes of Patagonia.

** Goodbye to *One Piece*, hello to *Avatar: The Last Airbender*: release date for season 2 of Netflix’s epic fantasy

** After two years of waiting, Netflix returns with the live-action adaptation of the popular anime series *Avatar: The Last Airbender*, based on the epic fantasy that M. Night Shyamalan previously tried to bring to the big screen.

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** The Pasaje de Sant Pere in Barcelona is a small 122-meter historic stretch that connects Clot and Sant Martí. Protected as a historic ensemble, it stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and its quiet, pedestrian atmosphere, making it an urban oasis.

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** Catalonia’s popular flower show brings together 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes through some of the city’s most iconic places, offering a cultural and visual experience for visitors and locals.

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** The hotel reopens after a renovation that has earned it a fourth star. The improvements have enhanced its sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, modernizing its facilities without losing its traditional Cantabrian architecture.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist pass to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most attractive areas of Seville province, using a format inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport.

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** Rockstar has revealed the official cover for GTA 6, and the highly anticipated game is set to open pre-orders next week ahead of its November launch.

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** Gold set for a third straight weekly decline as hawkish Fed overshadows Iran truce optimism

** Gold is on track for a third consecutive weekly loss as a stronger U.S. dollar and the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance outweigh safe-haven demand sparked by the Iran truce. Investors are watching rate-cut expectations, Fed signals, and upcoming economic data, all of which continue to weigh on bullion prices.

** Analysis-US-Iran deal redraws the Middle East: Iran gains, rivals alarmed

** The article says that a U.S.-Iran deal would boost Iran’s regional influence and ease pressure on its economy, while alarming Israel, Gulf Arab states, and other rivals. It could reshape power balances in the Middle East, reduce the risk of confrontation over Iran’s nuclear program, and force neighboring countries to adjust their alliances and security strategies. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural or more formal.

** Oil poised for a sharp weekly drop as traffic through Hormuz resumes after peace deal

** Oil prices are on track for a steep weekly decline as traffic through the Strait of Hormuz resumes after a peace deal eased tensions in the Middle East. Concerns about supply disruptions have faded, triggering a selloff even as traders remain alert for any renewed risks.

** Brent rises after Vance warns Israel against breaking ceasefire

** Brent crude prices edged higher after U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance warned Israel against violating the ceasefire, easing fears of renewed conflict. The market also weighed supply concerns and geopolitical risks, with traders watching for any developments that could disrupt oil flows or trigger further volatility.

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** Biggest ever US clean energy project is complete after nearly two decades

** The largest clean energy project in U.S. history has finally been completed after nearly 20 years of development. The project marks a major milestone for American renewable energy, adding significant clean power capacity and reflecting long-term investment and persistence in the clean energy transition.

** Gold prices fall as dollar jumps on significantly hawkish Fed signals

** Gold prices fell as the U.S. dollar strengthened after the Federal Reserve signaled a more hawkish stance on interest rates. Higher rate expectations reduced demand for non-yielding bullion, pressuring gold lower as investors reacted to the Fed’s policy outlook.

** Canola futures drop as Iran deal sends crude oil lower

** Canola futures fell after a potential Iran nuclear deal pushed crude oil prices down, pressuring the oilseed market. Traders also watched weather conditions and the broader grains sector, but the decline in energy prices was the main drag on canola.

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Netflix open to more traditional TV partnerships after TF1 deal - FT

Netflix is exploring more partnerships with traditional broadcasters after its deal with France’s TF1, according to the FT. The streaming company is open to similar arrangements as it broadens its content strategy and seeks to attract new viewers beyond its core platform.

** Gulf airlines return to business as flights approach pre-war levels

** Gulf airlines are restoring their flight schedules as regional air travel approaches pre-war levels, signaling a rebound in demand and operations after earlier disruptions. The article highlights a return to normal business for Gulf carriers, with route networks and passenger traffic recovering.

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** Asia stocks dip amid doubts over US-Iran peace talks; tech loses steam

** Asia-Pacific markets fell as investor caution grew over uncertain US-Iran peace talks and weakening momentum in tech shares. The broader sentiment was risk-off, with traders awaiting clearer signals on geopolitics and growth.

** Australian lawmakers, grilling KPMG, suggest more regulation of audit industry may be needed

** Australian lawmakers questioned KPMG about audit failures and conflicts of interest, saying the firm’s conduct may indicate the need for stricter oversight of Australia’s audit industry. The hearing followed concerns about KPMG’s role in advising and auditing clients, with lawmakers pushing for reforms to improve accountability, independence, and public trust.

** BHP shares head for worst day in over 3 months on Jansen project cost overruns, $2.3 billion hit

** BHP warned that its Jansen potash project in Canada will cost an additional $700 million and be delayed, increasing the project’s total investment burden. The company also recorded a $2.3 billion hit related to the project, sending shares to their worst day in over three months and heightening investor concern about capital spending and execution risks.

** Sleep and light: the science behind Qantas’ bet on 20-hour flights

** Qantas is preparing for ultra-long 20-hour nonstop flights by studying how sleep, light, meals, and cabin conditions affect passenger and crew alertness. The airline is testing ways to reduce jet lag and improve comfort, using research to design flights that help travelers adapt to extreme travel times and time zone changes.

** Why is BHP stock sliding today?

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** At the Hong Kong auto show, Chinese automakers target wealthy buyers in right-hand-drive markets

** Chinese automakers at the Hong Kong auto show are promoting premium electric vehicles for wealthy buyers in right-hand-drive markets such as Hong Kong, the UK, Australia, and parts of Southeast Asia. The strategy reflects a shift beyond mass-market exports, aiming to build brand prestige and compete in higher-margin segments.

** U.S. raises concerns with ASML over possible China access to top chip tool - Bloomberg

** The U.S. has raised concerns with ASML about the risk that China could gain access to its most advanced chipmaking equipment, according to Bloomberg. The discussions reflect Washington’s broader effort to tighten controls on sensitive semiconductor technology amid escalating tech tensions with Beijing.

** German exports to Britain fall 7% since 2016, IW says

** German exports to Britain have fallen 7% since 2016, according to the IW economic institute. The decline is linked to Brexit-related trade frictions and weaker demand, highlighting ongoing challenges for German businesses trading with the UK.

** Cuban lawmakers approve sweeping reforms to the socialist model amid US pressure

** Cuban lawmakers approved major economic and social reforms aimed at modernizing the country’s socialist system, including changes to property rights and private enterprise rules. The move comes as Cuba faces growing economic strain and increased pressure from the United States.

** EU leaders weigh tougher measures to combat China trade imbalance

** EU leaders are considering stronger steps to address Europe’s growing trade deficit with China, as concerns rise over market access, subsidies, and unfair competition. The debate reflects broader efforts to protect EU industries while balancing economic ties with Beijing.

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** Japan May core CPI rises 1.4% year over year

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** Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries rise in April, led by Japan, UK, data shows

** Foreign investors increased their holdings of U.S. Treasuries in April, with Japan and the UK leading the gains, according to Treasury data. The rise suggests continued overseas demand for U.S. government debt amid market and economic shifts.

** Latest Fed financial disclosures: an exercise in contrasts

** The article highlights sharp contrasts in the latest Federal Reserve financial disclosures, likely comparing gains and losses across Fed officials or holdings. It points to differing investment outcomes and draws attention to transparency and scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest.

** Argentina records $3.5 billion trade surplus in May, surpassing expectations

** Argentina posted a $3.5 billion trade surplus in May, beating forecasts. The strong result was driven by robust exports and helped strengthen the country’s external accounts amid ongoing economic challenges.

** Natural gas storage report reveals bullish inventory data

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** U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Edge Higher, Slightly Above Forecast

** U.S. initial jobless claims rose a little more than expected, suggesting a modest increase in layoffs but no major change in labor market conditions. The report indicates that the labor market remains generally resilient despite some cooling.

** Early users of Anthropic’s Mythos still have access after U.S. order, Bloomberg News reports

** Bloomberg News reports that early users of Anthropic’s Mythos still have access despite a U.S. order, suggesting that the platform remains available to some existing users even after restrictions took effect.

** Morning Bid: What a great week for peace

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** US Vice President Vance pulls out of meeting with Iranian negotiators in Switzerland

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Pentagon tells U.S. lawmakers it needs $80 billion for an Iran war and other bills, WSJ reports

The Pentagon has told U.S. lawmakers that it needs about $80 billion in additional funding to cover costs related to a possible conflict with Iran and other military expenses, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Yen teeters near 40-year low as BOJ hike fails to stem rout

The yen hovered near a 40-year low despite the Bank of Japan’s interest rate hike, as investors judged the move too small to stop the currency’s decline. Markets remain focused on the widening interest rate gap with the U.S. and whether Japanese authorities may intervene to support the yen.

US launches Section 301 probe into Germany over drug pricing

The U.S. has opened a Section 301 investigation into Germany’s pharmaceutical pricing practices, focusing on whether rules or market barriers may be unfairly harming U.S. drugmakers. The probe could lead to trade action if officials conclude Germany’s policies restrict competition or market access.

** BOJ flags risk of inflation overshooting, signals intention to raise rates

** The Bank of Japan said inflation could exceed its forecasts due to persistent food price increases and wage growth, while keeping policy unchanged for now. The central bank signaled that it remains prepared to raise interest rates if economic and price trends continue to align with its outlook.

** Dollar hits one-year high on Fed hike bets; Japan warns on yen

** The dollar rose to a one-year high as traders priced in more Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Meanwhile, Japanese officials warned about excessive yen weakness amid its decline, signaling possible concerns about intervention. Global markets reacted to changing expectations for U.S. monetary policy and currency movements.

Stocks rise on chips, Brent gains on doubts about Iran deal

Markets rose as chip stocks rallied and oil prices increased amid skepticism that a nuclear deal with Iran would quickly add supply. Investors were also awaiting key economic data for clues about inflation and growth.

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** Stratosphere, Pudgy Penguins, and Streamex Host Founders Table VIP Dinner During ETHConf 2026 and NYC Tech Week

** Stratosphere, Pudgy Penguins, and Streamex co-hosted an exclusive Founders Table VIP dinner during ETHConf 2026 and NYC Tech Week, bringing together founders, investors, and Web3 leaders for networking, discussion, and collaboration around crypto, blockchain, and the future of digital assets.

** Exclusive: Tether Gold joins Ledn, lets investors borrow against gold

** Tether Gold is now integrated with Ledn, allowing investors to use their gold-backed tokens as collateral for loans. The move expands borrowing options for crypto holders and highlights the growing use of tokenized assets in lending markets.

** Zama Launches USDC Confidential Lending in Partnership with Morpho and Steakhouse Financial

** Zama announced a confidential USDC lending product developed with Morpho and Steakhouse Financial. The solution is designed to allow users to lend and borrow while preserving privacy onchain, combining DeFi efficiency with confidential transaction features.

** Fed proposes customer ID rules for stablecoin issuers

** The Fed has proposed requiring stablecoin issuers to verify customer identities as part of new oversight rules. The measure aims to strengthen anti-money-laundering controls, improve transparency, and reduce risks tied to digital asset payments.

** BTCC Exchange Eliminates Fees Across Every Layer of Crypto Trading in Landmark Zero-Barrier Initiative

** BTCC Exchange announced a zero-fee initiative across all layers of crypto trading, aiming to remove barriers for users and make trading more accessible. The move is positioned as a landmark effort to lower costs, attract more traders, and improve overall participation in the crypto market.

** Singapore regulator adds Bybit to investor alert list

** Singapore’s regulator has added Bybit to its investor alert list, warning the public that the crypto exchange may be operating without proper authorization. The move signals increased scrutiny of crypto platforms and aims to protect investors from potential risks associated with unlicensed services.

** Calais Becomes the First Quantitative Hedge Fund to Deploy UBS uMINT as OES Collateral via Bybit, ByCustody, and DigiFT

** Calais has become the first quantitative hedge fund to use UBS uMINT as off-exchange settlement collateral through Bybit, ByCustody, and DigiFT. The move highlights the growing institutional adoption of tokenized money market funds for trading collateral, with the goal of improving capital efficiency, security, and operational flexibility in digital asset markets.

** Range raises $8.3M Series A to unify treasury, risk, and compliance across stablecoins and fiat

** Range secured $8.3 million in Series A funding to expand its platform for treasury, risk, and compliance management across stablecoins and fiat. The company aims to help businesses monitor transactions, manage financial controls, and streamline operations as digital assets and traditional money move together.

** Align Technology names Kevin Conroy as new board chairman

** Align Technology appointed Kevin Conroy as its new board chairman. The company said the leadership change is effective immediately, although no additional details about the transition or Conroy’s previous role were provided in the excerpt.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Roku stock, buys Tesla and Snowflake

** ARK Invest reduced its Roku holdings while adding shares of Tesla and Snowflake, according to recent trading activity. The moves reflect Cathie Wood’s continued portfolio rebalancing across technology names, with ARK increasing exposure to companies it sees as having stronger long-term growth potential.

** Loomis to acquire cash management firm in Argentina

** Loomis is set to acquire an Argentina-based cash management company, expanding its presence in the country and strengthening its services in the Latin American market.

** Stingray repurchases 1M shares from La Caisse for C$15.4M

** Stingray has repurchased 1 million of its shares from La Caisse for C$15.4 million. The buyback reduces La Caisse’s stake in the company and shows Stingray’s continued use of capital for share repurchases.

** Serabi Gold reports record 2025 production of 44,169 ounces

** Serabi Gold said that 2025 gold production reached a record 44,169 ounces, driven by stronger output across its operations. The company highlighted improved operational performance and expects continued momentum as it advances production and efficiency initiatives.

** Cantor Equity Partners VII completes $250M SPAC offering

** Cantor Equity Partners VII, a blank-check company sponsored by affiliates of Cantor Fitzgerald, completed its initial public offering at $250 million. The SPAC sold 25 million units at $10 each, with each unit consisting of one Class A share and half of a redeemable warrant. It plans to pursue a business combination, though no target has been announced.

** World Kinect raises quarterly dividend 15% to $0.23 per share

** World Kinect Corp. said its board approved a 15% increase in its quarterly dividend, raising it to $0.23 per share. The company said the new dividend reflects confidence in its financial position and ongoing cash generation.

** Akanda receives Nasdaq delisting warning over equity deficit

** Akanda has received a warning from Nasdaq that it is not in compliance with listing rules because of an equity deficit. The company must submit a plan to regain compliance or risk being delisted.

** Maryland to acquire Preakness Stakes intellectual property rights for $85 million

** Maryland plans to buy the intellectual property rights to the Preakness Stakes for $85 million, aiming to secure the race’s future at Pimlico and support redevelopment. The deal would give the state control over the event’s branding and related assets, helping preserve the historic Triple Crown race in Baltimore.

Teva submits new drug application for pediatric Tourette treatment

Teva has submitted a new drug application for a potential treatment for Tourette syndrome in children and adolescents. This filing represents a regulatory step toward providing a new option for pediatric patients affected by the neurological disorder.