News Summary - 07/12/2026
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** US launches fresh strikes as Iran closes Strait of Hormuz
** The US launched new strikes after an attack on a Cyprus-flagged vessel passing through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the region.
** China’s second typhoon in a week makes landfall
** Nearly two million people were evacuated from eastern Zhejiang province as the storm approached, with Wenzhou close to its path.
** T. rex could become the most expensive fossil ever — but it's a problem for scientists
** A 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex fossil is set to be auctioned in New York, with an estimated pre-sale value of $30 million.
** At least two killed in Toronto street festival shooting
** Police said an exchange of gunfire occurred between two individuals at the festival, and two firearms were recovered from the scene.
** Trump administration subpoenas New York Times journalists over Air Force One reporting
** The New York Times reporters were subpoenaed after publishing a report about alleged security concerns involving the president’s new plane, which was gifted by Qatar.
** Spain battles to contain one of its deadliest wildfires as at least 12 are killed
** At least four Britons are believed to be among the victims of the blaze, which has killed at least 12 people and left another 23 missing.
** Polish PM pledges memorial to victims of World War II “genocide by Ukrainian nationalists”
** Warsaw and Kyiv have long disagreed over the World War II-era killings of tens of thousands of civilians, a dispute that has strained relations between the two countries for decades.
** U.S. Democrat Ro Khanna says he was detained by armed Israeli settlers
** U.S. Democrat Ro Khanna says he was detained for 90 minutes by armed Israeli settlers while visiting the occupied West Bank.
Muslim judge in India faces death threats after convicting "cow vigilantes"
Tabassum Khan has received online abuse and death threats after convicting 14 Hindu men in a lynching case.
** South Africa World Cup midfielder Adams dies aged 25
** South Africa and Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Jayden Adams has died at the age of 25, only weeks after representing his country at the World Cup.
** More than 40 kidnapped children and teachers freed after Nigerian army operation
** The local teachers' union head told the BBC he felt "happy and elated" and described the release of the kidnapped children and teachers as a source of joy.
** Indian tourists among 15 killed as speedboat capsizes in Vietnam
** Local media reported that a speedboat capsized in rough seas near an island in southern Vietnam, killing 15 people. Another 21 people were rescued from the incident.
** US pays out $3m to victims of mystery Havana Syndrome condition reported by spies
** US officials, diplomats, and their families began reporting a mysterious illness about a decade ago, leading to concern over the unexplained “Havana Syndrome” condition and subsequent compensation for victims. If you want, I can also **rewrite it in more natural, polished English**.
** Landmark US housing bill becomes law despite Trump protest
** The housing law was enacted despite Trump’s objections and his push to prioritize voter ID legislation first. The bill aims to lower housing costs and boost supply.
** New dinosaur species as long as a cricket pitch discovered in Thailand
** Scientists have identified a new plant-eating dinosaur species, *Uragasaurus kalasinensis*, in Thailand. The dinosaur is believed to have lived around 150 million years ago.
** Australian killer's final police interview footage released
** Bradley Murdoch, 67, died in prison without revealing the location of Peter Falconio’s remains, leaving the decades-long mystery unsolved.
** Meta pulls new AI image feature after days of backlash
** Meta faced immediate criticism after releasing a new AI feature this week that let users alter Instagram content, prompting swift backlash over the tool’s implications and leading to its rapid removal.
** Small plane crash in the Bahamas kills 10 people
** The Prime Minister of the Bahamas described the plane crash on the nation’s Independence Day as a tragedy.
** How Aldi is taking on US supermarkets with its $4 almond butter
** Aldi is expanding its $9 billion push into the US, focusing on urban markets like Manhattan. The German discount grocer is using low prices, including items like $4 almond butter, to compete with established US supermarkets and challenge rivals such as Walmart.
** Ice on the Testicles and Blood Donation: The Myths Sold to Men Trying to Boost Their Sperm
** As male fertility gets more attention, the article examines men turning to influencer-promoted, unproven “hacks” in an effort to improve sperm counts.
** How men with female surnames are standing up to ridicule in Kenya
** In Kenya, changing naming traditions mean some children are now taking their father's first name as a surname instead of the usual family name. This shift has sparked ridicule and social discomfort, but men with female surnames are increasingly pushing back against the stigma.
**Meet the crypto billionaires building a world where money buys you a vote**
**Crypto billionaires who believe democracy has failed are creating their own private nations, where influence and voting power are tied to wealth rather than equal citizenship.** If you want, I can also make it sound more natural in English or translate it into a more journalistic style.
** The photo that shows who’s really in charge in Le Pen’s party
** Jordan Bardella, long seen as the rising face of France’s hard-right National Rally, was expected to be in line for leadership. But this latest moment suggests he will have to wait longer, as the balance of power in Marine Le Pen’s party still lies elsewhere.
** Dating can be hard in South Korea — so the monks stepped in
** In South Korea, where dating can be challenging, a group of monks is offering a 30-hour rural retreat aimed at helping people connect and potentially find romance.
** At Canada’s biggest rodeo, the starting gun is fired in the fight over Alberta separation
** The Calgary Stampede has become a focal point for Canadian unity as concern grows over a possible Brexit-style shock in Alberta’s October vote on the province’s future.
** How a viral seal named Neil caused mayhem in Australia
** The five-year-old elephant seal attracted worldwide attention during his recent time on shore in southern Tasmania.
** “We escaped the Spanish wildfire, but our friends lost their lives”
** Hundreds of firefighters in Spain are fighting a deadly wildfire in the south of the country, as the blaze continues to threaten lives and property.
** Newly released video shows Peter Falconio’s killer being questioned
** Australian police have released bodycam footage showing one of the final efforts to persuade Bradley Murdoch to reveal the location of Peter Falconio’s remains, marking the 25th anniversary of Falconio’s murder.
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**Boxy forms and odd lights: the US declassifies more UFO files**
**The US government has released a fourth batch of unresolved UFO cases and says it will continue publishing additional files on a rolling basis.**
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** The forest fire in Los Gallardos (Almería) has already devastated 6,600 hectares. The latest updates cover the fire’s progression and related news about the tragedy, which has left 12 dead.
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** The border fence, which separates Gibraltar from Spain, has symbolized for more than a century the division between the British colony and the Campo de Gibraltar. The demolition event in La Línea has been postponed until Wednesday because of Pedro Sánchez’s visit on Monday to the fire in Almería.
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** The Civil Guard has already obtained the genetic profile of the 12 victims of the Los Gallardos fire, but has not yet been able to identify them. Relatives are traveling from other countries to Spain to compare the samples.
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** The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that a French citizen is among the people unaccounted for after the Almería fire. Spanish authorities are carrying out the process of identifying the victims and missing persons.
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** AEMET has asked the public to exercise “maximum caution” due to the high risk of forest fires expected in the next few hours in several areas. The warning aims to alert people to especially dangerous weather conditions and to minimize any behavior that could trigger a fire.
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** Good weather conditions and the work of the fire suppression services have made it possible for more than 600 people evacuated by the Los Gallardos fire to return to their homes.
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** England, coached by Thomas Tuchel, advanced to the World Cup semifinals after coming from behind against Norway in extra time thanks to a brace from Jude Bellingham.
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** Julián Álvarez decided the match in extra time to give Argentina the victory over Switzerland and a place in the semifinals, where they will face England.
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** The forecast indicates more widespread maximum temperatures, with decreases in the eastern Canary Islands and on the Atlantic and Cantabrian slopes. The drop will be notable, and even locally extraordinary, in Galicia and western Castilla y León.
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** Eight bulls from La Palmosilla, weighing between 555 and 590 kilos, star in the sixth running in Pamplona and run through its streets.
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** Verónica Barbero and Rosa Martínez have been chosen to head Sumar’s coordinating group, the party’s highest governing body. They were both leading the only slate presented and will replace the previous head, Lara Hernández.
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** Police identified in Pamplona’s bullring the young man nicknamed “Joker” for touching and filming a bull with his mobile phone during the fifth San Fermín bull run. He could face a fine of between 600 and 6,000 euros for his dangerous behavior.
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** The analyst points out that a lot of attention is paid to those who arrive in Spain, but less to those who leave, and warns that this outflow also has economic consequences. According to him, for two nationalities, living in their own country is more profitable because money goes further there.
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** Midfielder Jayden Adams, a Mamelodi Sundowns player, has died at the age of 25. The news has caused shock in the football world, especially because he had taken part in the 2026 World Cup only a few weeks earlier.
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** Zelensky says that China has demanded that Russia not use nuclear weapons in the war in Ukraine and not even consider it, in an ultimatum directed at Moscow.
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** The law comes into force after its publication in the Official Gazette of the Community of Madrid. This measure will allow benefits and assistance to be calculated based on income and the number of members of the family unit, including the unborn child in access to these measures.
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** Scientists found evidence of human presence in Oregon 18,250 years ago, thousands of years earlier than previously believed. This prehistoric discovery could change what is known about the first inhabitants of North America and rewrite part of human history.
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** The expert says that you can’t save to buy a home if you keep spending at a high level. He criticizes the fact that people who say they want to save often prioritize vacations and expensive restaurants, which makes it difficult to accumulate the money needed.
** A traveler’s trick to avoid middle seats when booking a Ryanair flight
** A traveler shares a trick to avoid middle seats when booking with Ryanair, an airline that charges between 4.50 and 36.50 euros for seat selection. The idea is meant to help passengers get better seats without paying extra.
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** Chris O’Brien, a member of the UK’s leading animal welfare charity, locked himself in a car for 25 minutes to demonstrate the danger of leaving pets inside during the summer. During the test, the temperature reached 57°C, and he described the heat as unbearable, as part of a campaign to raise awareness about the risk for dogs and other animals.
** More than 4,300 people have now died from the double earthquake in Venezuela
** Authorities report that the number of injured remains at 16,740, unchanged from the latest official reports.
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** One month after their wedding, model Nieves Álvarez and businessman Bill Saad celebrated their marriage in grand style in Paris, the fashion capital.
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** The Civil Guard reported that one candidate in the competitive exam was expelled after opening the test booklet without authorization, right after the questionnaires were handed out and before he was allowed to do so.
** Do you leave everything until later? These are the nine types of procrastinators, according to a Cambridge study
** Dr. Itamar Shatz, an associate professor at Cambridge, has compiled his findings in a book where he identifies nine types of procrastinators, offering insight into why people put off tasks and how this behavior can vary across different profiles.
** First step when Alzheimer’s arrives: prepare for legal and family problems
** Experts recommend preparing as soon as possible for the possible progression of Alzheimer’s, thinking about what will happen if a person loses the ability to make decisions while still alive. Early planning can help avoid legal and family conflicts.
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** John Whiteley-Wilkson points out that spotting a wasp nest early makes treatment much easier, since it is simpler to act before a large, established colony forms.
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** 20minutos launches its summer contest to choose the best beach in Spain for 2026, inviting readers to take part in the vote and support their favorite destinations.
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** 20minutos is once again launching its search for the best beach in Spain for 2026. In this edition, readers will choose with their votes which is their favorite beach on the Basque coastline, including beaches in Gipuzkoa and Biscay.
** The search for Spain’s best beach 2026 begins: vote for your favorite
** 20minutos launches the selection of Spain’s best beach 2026. Its readers will vote among 10 beaches from across the country; the two highest-rated will move on to the final, and one will be declared the winner.
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** Alberto Chicote, winner of the Special Creators Award, said that what he values most about his work is feeling proud to give a voice to people whom others have ignored.
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** Pablo Gil has been awarded in the 'Mi Bolsillo' category of the 20minutos Creators Awards for being a pioneer of stock market analysis in Spain and a leading figure in financial education.
** Nachter’s charitable gesture: he donates his check to a foundation that helps children in foster care centers
** Nachter has decided to donate his check to a foundation that supports children in foster care centers. The influencer explained that it is a very personal decision, since he and his wife cannot have children.
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** At the NATO summit, young Danish journalist Rasmus Svaneborg challenged Mark Rutte for backing Trump, and also questioned him about Greenland and Spain. His intervention drew attention for making the powerful politician uncomfortable in an international forum.
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** A study suggests that cats react to human voices, but do not distinguish the emotion behind the sound. To them, laughter, crying, and shouting can sound practically the same, although human voices do usually put them on alert.
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** Experts point out that alcohol is a harmful drug because it alters several chemical systems in the brain. Drinking continuously throughout the day can affect the body from the very first sip, intensifying its effects as consumption increases.
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** Anabel Pantoja celebrated her 40th birthday in style, surrounded by her loved ones, and took the opportunity to debut a new look: she cut her hair to mark this new stage.
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** Curro Rodríguez denied being unfaithful, claiming he was set up in a “trap” or ambush.
** Nine injured, two of them seriously, when a bus and four cars collide in Tarragona
** An accident on the N-240 near Montblanc (Tarragona), in which a bus and four cars collided, has left nine people injured, two of them seriously. The road had to be closed to traffic after the incident.
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** Juan Avellaneda shared an emotional letter after his father’s death from ALS. The designer remembered his struggle and sent a message of support and encouragement to everyone living with this disease.
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** Another second-tier Bonoloto winner won a prize of €166,979.67.
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** Savers must decide this summer whether to lock in a return close to 2.5% now or wait for more information before investing in Treasury bills.
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** Five years ago, Arturo Pérez-Reverte said that he only liked the first season of this successful Netflix series, even though it later had two more seasons with less impact.
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** Vietnamese nails have become one of the most sought-after manicures, standing out as a viral trend that goes beyond a passing fad.
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** The psychologist explains that a boundary is only real when, if it is not respected, a consequence is applied that depends on oneself. If there is no personal response to the breach, then it is not an authentic boundary.
** The U.S. has a new robotic combat vehicle to neutralize drones with a laser weapon
** Archimedes is an autonomous directed-energy laser system designed to respond precisely to threats and neutralize drones independently.
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** This city in the Netherlands stands out for its canals, tulips, and peaceful atmosphere. It is a colorful destination and ideal for a day trip from Amsterdam.
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** The article highlights cucumber as an ideal summer choice: it is very hydrating, low in calories, and useful for preparing healthy recipes that help combat the heat.
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** Trànsit will not apply in Catalonia the new measure of the Spanish General Traffic Regulations, which will come into force on October 1 and allows motorcyclists to ride on the shoulder under certain conditions.
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** A study points out that determining the biological sex of children under 15 from their skeletal remains can be difficult, which complicates identification in archaeological contexts.
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** Sánchez’s former chief of staff and Leire Díez exchanged more than 10,000 messages via Signal starting from Pedro Sánchez’s days of reflection. The communication continued until the National High Court charged Díez.
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** The White House has summoned *The New York Times* journalists to testify after they published information about alleged security failures on an Air Force One aircraft. The outlet has denounced the move as an attack on press freedom.
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** The new Sanchinarro Pavilion will be built at 18 Oña Street, in Hortaleza, to meet a demand from local residents. It will be a sports facility with a multi-sport court, stands, and multipurpose rooms.
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** A 24-year-old woman died after suffering a motorcycle accident last Friday on one of the circuits at the Motorbeach festival grounds.
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** Two players won prizes of 100,000 euros in La Primitiva, while the jackpot climbs to 34.5 million euros. In addition, 187 third-tier winners received 1,975 euros each.
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** The text argues that getting sick is not a choice, but punishing people economically for having illnesses is. It questions policies that penalize sick people and raises the issue of who really protects the right to health.
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** Rutte is criticized for extreme flattery toward Trump, including calling him “daddy,” praising his actions in Iran, and expressing satisfaction that Europe will pay heavily, which is portrayed as a victory for Trump.
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** The text argues that protecting intellectual property is not a private interest, but a way of preserving the sport as a shared experience. Without that protection, the chain that supports football is weakened, putting at risk its accessibility, value, and continuity for fans.
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** The note criticizes a summit whose success seems to depend on flattering the dominant leader. It points out that, under his whims, markets can fall, economies can shake, or deaths can occur in Iran.
** Courtois points the finger at Rudi García over his substitution against Spain and casts doubt on his future with Belgium: “It may be my last match”
** Courtois criticized Rudi García for replacing him in the match against Spain, saying he could have kept playing despite some discomfort and that there was no need to resort to long balls. He also left his future with Belgium up in the air by stating that it could have been his last appearance for the national team.
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** A study of more than 500 penalty kicks in European competitions concludes that shooters are more successful when they aim for the corners and take more risks, rather than choosing more conservative shots.
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** Conor McGregor returns with complete confidence after years away from the UFC and says he wants to follow Ilia Topuria’s example. The Irishman issued a warning to Max Holloway, promising that he will destroy him if they face each other.
** Tanorexia, an addiction increasingly affecting young women
** Tanorexia is a disorder in which a person does not change how they look physically, but rather how they interpret their appearance, leading them to seek an increasingly intense tan. This behavior especially affects young women and can become an addiction.
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** The news debunks the idea that this beer is lighter or more summery: it contains very little lemon, has the same calories as the classic version, and also costs more at the supermarket.
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** An Omdia report predicts that the supply of phones priced below $400 (€350) will fall by 22%. The main reason is the rise in component costs, which makes manufacturing more expensive and reduces the availability of these more affordable phones.
** What is the GAIPI rule, a perfect method for better money management
** The article explains that managing money well is key to maintaining a healthy family economy. It presents the GAIPI rule as a method for better organizing personal finances and achieving more efficient control of expenses and resources.
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** Carlos Llull explains that modern air conditioners are designed to self-regulate, so leaving it on all night can cost around one euro.
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** If you like challenges that make you think before answering, this new trivia game is made for you.
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** Luis de la Fuente’s team will face another strong title favorite in a decisive match for a place in the World Cup final.
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** 20bien has opened its Wellbeing Mailbox so readers can share real experiences about health, habits, and quality of life. The initiative aims to gather personal stories that can inspire others and help them improve their wellbeing.
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** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a reader channel for sharing information, suggesting news topics, and reporting stories that may warrant investigation. It invites readers to write in and help identify issues that should be covered.
** Wimbledon has a new queen: Linda Noskova defeats Muchova and wins her first Grand Slam
** Czech player Linda Noskova defeated her compatriot Karolina Muchova and was crowned Wimbledon champion, winning the first Grand Slam of her career.
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** A mother and influencer criticized a chicken-themed restaurant for not allowing her to make a reservation because they do not accept young children. The restaurant maintains its admission policy, and the woman considered the measure inappropriate.
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** The lifespan of a door depends on the quality of the material, maintenance, and the environment where it is located. These factors determine when it should be replaced to ensure it continues to work properly and remains in good condition.
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** The work by Mexican artist Gonzalo Lebrija will be displayed in a central square in Madrid for at least 15 years, after being loaned to the Madrid City Council for that period.
** A nighttime wave of Russian attacks leaves at least eleven injured in Kyiv
** Russia launched more than 120 drones and twelve missiles in an overnight attack on Friday, leaving at least eleven people injured in Kyiv.
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** Asexuality is still a little-known and overlooked orientation. People on the spectrum report social pressure, difficulties in their romantic relationships, and a general lack of recognition and understanding in society.
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** A cryptic pregnancy may go undetected until labor. The article includes the testimony of three women who describe the emotional impact of the discovery, social misunderstanding, and the difficulties of forming a bond with their children after giving birth unexpectedly.
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** With a possible new heat wave and the increase in electricity VAT, the high temperatures are disrupting daily routines and leading many residents to seek air-conditioned shelter outside the home to cope with the extreme heat.
** The reunion of Paz Padilla and Aramís Fuster: what it revealed about a TV format that no longer works
** The fourth episode resorted to a bait strategy in the style of *Sálvame*, using the reunion between Paz Padilla and Aramís Fuster as the hook. The content suggests that this formula highlighted the difficulties of a kind of television that no longer manages to work as it once did.
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** Isa Pantoja reacted very upset and overwhelmed in front of the *¡De lunes a viernes!* cameras after the airing of *The Price of Cantora*. Isabel Pantoja’s daughter said that seeing everything related to this issue makes her very sad.
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** The Spain vs. Belgium match was a television hit, with an average audience of 11.4 million viewers and a 76.5% share. In total, it reached 15.93 million unique viewers. The peak audience was recorded at 10:51 p.m.
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** Manu Sánchez reacted to Alberto Núñez Feijóo's words, in which he described workplace absenteeism in Spain as “a cancer,” and commented on the statement with a critical and ironic tone.
** “Your face sounds familiar”: the success of keeping its live appointment in front of Spain during the World Cup
** Spain beat Belgium live on La 1 before 10,095,000 viewers and a 67.7% audience share, becoming a major ratings success despite strong World Cup competition.
** What became of the Roman baptistery from the 1st century in Las Gabias: 20 years of the legendary *Callejeros* program
** In 2006, Encarnita, Josefina, and Miguel became famous on *Callejeros* for showing the 1st-century Roman baptistery in Las Gabias, which their grandfather had found while plowing with mules. The report turned this local discovery into a historic moment in television.
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** David Bisbal paused his concert in Málaga to show solidarity with those affected by the fires in Almería. The singer, who is from Almería himself, sent an emotional message of support and encouragement to his homeland, expressing strength and compassion for everyone impacted by the disaster.
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** Antonio Orozco shared a video on social media from his concert in Almería showing how he and the audience celebrated Spain’s goals against Belgium. The scene, which happened live during the performance, sparked excitement among the attendees and was described by the singer as an unforgettable experience.
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** Mick Jagger attended the quarterfinal match between Norway and England in Miami, just one day after the release of *Foreign Tongues*, the Rolling Stones’ new album.
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** Isabel Jiménez, while vacationing in her native Almería, showed solidarity with the families affected by the forest fire in Los Gallardos and Bédar. She paid tribute to the victims by wearing a black mourning ribbon.
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** Singer La Tigresa del Oriente said she is “in love” with Erling Haaland and showed her support with a message in which she sends him “Viking claws.”
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** Harry Kane said that Donald Trump invited him and that it was “surreal” to meet him and play golf with him, ahead of the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals between England and Norway.
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** Marc Márquez, nine-time world champion, won the German GP sprint from pole and repeated last year’s triumph. His win ahead of Álex allows him to keep cutting into Jorge Martín’s points lead.
** Paula Badosa sees the light in Bastad: first title in two years to move closer to the US Open
** Paula Badosa won the Bastad tournament, securing her first title in two years. This victory brings her closer to the top 100 in the rankings, a position that could give her entry into the US Open draw, the final Grand Slam of the season.
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** The German Football Association confirmed this Saturday that it is in talks with Jürgen Klopp, who is currently Red Bull’s global head of football, and that an agreement has already been reached on the key points of a possible contract.
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** Atlético de Madrid has announced the signing of Danish midfielder Morten Hjulmand, arriving from Sporting Portugal. He is the team’s second addition for this season, following the arrival of Spaniard Alejandro Grimaldo.
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** LAZAR is an assisted navigation platform designed to help people with visual disabilities move around the city more independently.
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** Autism Spain points out that between 10% and 15% of the population has neurodivergent profiles and laments that in Spain there is no cross-cutting approach to address it.
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** The Association has called a protest rally for July 14 in front of the Congress of Deputies to demand that the law reform include measures to protect primary caregivers.
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** Western brands, such as Volkswagen, keep losing ground while Chinese manufacturers avoid tariffs by setting up production in Europe. This strategy allows them to compete more effectively in the European market and worsens the difficulty for the local industry to respond.
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** Yellow vein chlorosis has become the main threat to citrus growers in Alicante and Murcia. The disease already affects at least 86 farms and is hitting the youngest trees especially hard, putting Spanish lemon production at risk.
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** Nowadays, many services charge recurring fees for access to content or benefits, but these subscriptions can go unnoticed and affect your ability to save. The article explains the importance of reviewing and identifying forgotten charges in order to do a “financial cleanup” and regain control over your spending.
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** The Treasury has sent the communities the draft of its proposal for regional financing, which proposes increasing the resources provided by the State by 21 billion euros, although it significantly changes the distribution among the autonomous communities. The government maintains its willingness to continue negotiating the details.
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** British authorities will oversee Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Oracle to assess the risk that a possible failure by these companies could pose to the financial system. The goal is to study the sector’s dependence on these major tech firms, given the huge number of consumers and businesses that rely on their services.
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** Household real estate wealth has continued to grow steadily since 2014 and now exceeds 7.7 trillion euros, which represents an increase of 13% compared with 2024.
** Have you finished *Dutton Ranch* yet? Here’s what is known about its second season
** Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser have not said goodbye for good: it has been confirmed that there will be at least one more season of “Dutton Ranch.”
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** Anthony and Joe Russo, about to release *Avengers: Doomsday* this Christmas, remain very active as producers.
** Confirmed by *Harry Potter*: Season 2 will have a new member who could give the HBO Max series a 180-degree turn
** Although the second season of *Harry Potter* still does not have a release date, some new details have already been revealed about the adaptation of *The Chamber of Secrets*, including the addition of a new member who could completely change the direction of the HBO Max series.
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** The miniseries based on a work by Harlan Coben has accumulated 74 million views in just 18 days, placing it very close to Netflix’s all-time Top 10. Its rapid success has made it one of the service’s most-watched productions in record time.
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** Amazon Prime Video has a 7-episode epic fantasy miniseries that, although it premiered months ago, is once again gaining attention in the shadow of HBO Max’s dragon series. The platform is promoting it as an alternative for fans of the genre.
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** According to recent INE data, 12,135 people died in Spain from pneumonia in 2025, nearly 9% more than in 2024.
** What happens in the body when you follow a diet based on Japanese cuisine
** Within a few days, some people notice less abdominal bloating and better digestion when following a diet based on Japanese cuisine, thanks to a higher intake of fresh foods and fermented products.
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** Wildfire smoke can cause serious health problems even far from the fire, not just the flames. The article warns about its risks and the importance of protecting yourself from smoke exposure.
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** After the Los Gallardos fire, Nerea Pérez Uria from Sepadem is interviewed to explain, from the perspective of emergency psychology, how to act in the face of a tragedy and avoid common mistakes, such as trying to help without training, even if it comes from good intentions.
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** Migraine affects about 12% of the population in Spain and is one of the leading causes of disability in the world. The article highlights the emergence of a new drug that cuts migraine days in half in patients who had no other treatment options.
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** The Health Ministry has urgently withdrawn a tattoo and permanent makeup ink because it was being sold without the required authorization. It reminds the public that these personal care products may only be marketed with prior approval to ensure user safety.
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** Researcher Roman Yampolskiy says that AI and humanoid robots could automate most physical tasks in just five years. According to his forecast, this would cause a massive loss of jobs and could lead to unemployment rates approaching 99%.
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** Microsoft has reversed its decision and will allow Teams users to disable the AI feature that analyzes conversations. The change gives users more control over privacy and over how their chats are processed.
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** ChatGPT now uses information from the active browser tab as context, allowing it to answer questions faster and more accurately.
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** China is developing a planetary defense system with telescopes and satellites to detect dangerous asteroids, track them, and calculate their possible impact risk, with the goal of improving early warning and protecting Earth.
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** A new tool will let users save digital signatures and display them in a pop-up window whenever an application asks them to sign a document, so the user can easily choose which one to use.
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** The article details the haute couture dress, with a Spanish signature and traditional Spanish references, that Nieves Álvarez wore at her pre-wedding celebration in Paris before marrying Bill Saad.
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** Aitana, although she was nervous about the result of the match, celebrated Spain’s victory at her latest concert in Zaragoza and gave it her all on stage wearing the national team’s jersey, joining the “footballcore” trend.
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** The article warns that a lack of magnesium can show up subtly, contributing to fatigue, stress, and low energy that many people often come to see as normal.
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** This season, kitten mules stand out as one of the favorite options for those looking for comfort without giving up style, becoming an ideal, comfortable, and elegant shoe choice for going to the office.
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** Patricia Fernández shares her essentials for transforming the terrace into the ideal summer spot, highlighting the must-have items for preparing it and making it more comfortable and attractive during the hot months.
** From sardines to tomatoes: the fun prints that are trending this summer
** The article highlights the most fun and colorful summer prints to wear fashionably this season, featuring original designs inspired by sardines, tomatoes, and other fresh, eye-catching motifs.
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** The score of “Imagine,” John Lennon’s most famous solo song, was recently sold at a Sotheby’s auction, reaching a price five times higher than expected.
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** Meliá has launched two luxury experiences to view the eclipse, with prices starting at 200,000 euros. The offer aims to combine exclusive accommodation and a premium experience for observing the astronomical phenomenon.
** This is the two-million Birkin that has halted Paris Haute Couture Week
** Hermès has unveiled an extraordinary Birkin valued at two million euros, crafted in white gold and diamonds. More than a handbag, it is considered a true piece of jewelry and has captured everyone’s attention during Paris Haute Couture Week.
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** Víctor Moure, CEO of Kumbra Yachts, talks about the Spanish “nautical tailoring” brand that is growing in the Mediterranean. The company focuses on custom designs and on creating boats designed from the real experience of living on board.
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** The article presents Alberto Chicote’s recipe for patatas bravas, one of the most emblematic dishes of Madrid cuisine, and explains how the chef from *Pesadilla en la cocina* prepares them without tomato, using sweet paprika, hot paprika, and stock.
** The best place to go for tapas in Madrid is in the Salamanca district, according to Paco Roncero: “I don’t go often and she scolds me”
** Chef Paco Roncero, who has 2 Michelin stars and 3 Repsol Suns, says that the best place to go for tapas in Madrid is a spot in the Salamanca district. He describes it as “a good tavern and a good inn,” highlighting its traditional atmosphere and quality.
**Three ideas for refreshing lemonades to beat the heat with flavor**
The article suggests starting to make refreshing lemonades by following one of these recipes, ideal for fighting the heat in a tasty way.
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** Soccer brings together many fans in Madrid, and this bar in the city center has become a much-loved place for supporters to watch World Cup matches in a lively atmosphere.
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** The restaurant, with locations in Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris, was a pioneer in offering the highly prized Kobe wagyu beef outside Japan.
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** The Tierenteyn-Verlent store in Ghent has been making mustard since 1790. Its star product still sells from €2.90 and stands out for its traditional production, served “straight from a wooden barrel.”
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** About 10 kilometers from Portimão, this white Algarve village stands out for its whitewashed houses perched on cliffs that slope down to golden beaches. It is considered one of the most authentic and elegant destinations in the region.
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** Located on the banks of the Duero River, this small gem in Castilla y León is ideal for a two- or three-day getaway. It stands out for its little-known charm, its cool climate, and for having inspired great Spanish poets.
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** The Boiges Valley, between Villaviciosa and the Cider Region, is described as an almost paradisiacal corner of Asturias. Its appeal combines rural landscapes, cider-making tradition, and charming villages, making it an ideal destination to welcome summer.
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** An itinerary of nearly two weeks allows travelers to tour several European countries by train, passing through eight countries and adding excursions to spectacular destinations. It is a proposal designed for those looking for a scenic and varied journey across the continent.
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** The Hyundai Ioniq 3 stands out for prioritizing a minimalist design, a more spacious interior, and a strong technological focus aimed at making everyday use of this electric vehicle more comfortable and practical.
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** Madrid has two types of low-emission zones: the Special Protection Low Emission Zones (ZBEDEP) in Centro and Plaza Elíptica, and the city’s general low-emission zone, which restricts entry for vehicles without a DGT environmental sticker.
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** The 2.4 km stretch of the Duero highway connecting the Aranda de Duero bypass with the N-122, near Castrillo de la Vega (Burgos), is now in service, improving road connections in the area.
** Basic guide to riding a quad this summer: licenses, speed limits, and DGT regulations
** To drive a quad, you need an AM, A, or B license. Depending on the model, it can reach up to 70 km/h, but not all quads are allowed to travel on every type of road. The DGT regulations set specific limits and conditions for their use on the road.
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** Exlantix is betting on efficiency in the electric vehicle market with the new ES, a sedan designed to stand out for its aerodynamics. The brand aims to take advantage of the growing interest in this type of car, which is regaining prominence thanks to its low energy consumption and better performance.
** Only 100 customers will be able to get the new limited 4Wild edition of the Subaru Crosstrek
** Subaru launches the Crosstrek 4Wild, a limited edition of just 100 units. It stands out for its adventurous approach, exclusive design, and AWD traction system, designed for those looking for an SUV with style and off-road capabilities.
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** David Pajares, a tourism technician for the Sierra Norte of Madrid, points out that the region “is not just a city” and offers very well-preserved nature. The area is presented as an alternative for escaping the capital’s heat, with swimming, a natural setting, and a more authentic experience.
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** A 17-year-old boy died after being hit by a car on the A-1, at kilometer 26.5. The accident happened in the early hours of the morning, around 5:15 a.m.
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** A 47-year-old man died by drowning on a beach in Cambrils. With this case, there have now been ten drownings recorded on Catalan beaches since June 15, the start of the bathing season.
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** The body of a man was found in a home in Torrevieja and taken to the Alicante Institute of Legal Medicine. Authorities are investigating the case as a possible homicide.
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** Following the theft of a cable that occurred on Friday, July 10, maintenance teams worked to repair the issue as quickly as possible and resume high-speed service between Madrid and Andalusia.
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** The deadline to collect endorsements ended this Saturday at 12:00, after a week in which both pre-candidates toured Socialist party branches in the capital to rally support among party members.
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** A truck with its boom extended has hit a luminous panel and a sign on the A-5, leaving them at risk of falling onto the roadway. According to Emergencias Madrid, the incident is causing significant kilometer-long traffic delays.
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** Óscar López has been chosen as the PSOE in Madrid’s candidate for the presidency of the Community of Madrid. The other pre-candidate, Silvia López Quivira, reportedly did not obtain the minimum necessary support to continue in the process.
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** Two people were arrested after disobeying evacuation orders in an area affected by the Almería fire. According to the information, they ignored evacuation instructions and re-entered a high-risk area affected by the flames.
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** A fire in Mont-roig del Camp has mobilized 57 fire crews, with 16 ground units and six aircraft. The blaze has forced the lockdown of a residential area and the suspension of service on the R16 line.
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** A 53-year-old man in Alicante has been diagnosed with West Nile virus and has already been discharged from the hospital. The Directorate-General for Public Health of the Valencian Community reminds the public that the virus is transmitted through mosquito bites and that 80% of infected people do not develop symptoms.
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** A woman decided not to get rid of her engagement ring after divorcing and chose to transform it into a divorce ring. She explained that the new piece symbolizes the support she received during that process, turning a piece of jewelry tied to a painful stage into a reminder of strength and support.
** An offensive note slips into the price list at a Jaén restaurant about a celiac customer
** A restaurant in Jaén has publicly apologized after an offensive and “unacceptable” note directed at a celiac customer appeared in its price list. The restaurant acknowledged the mistake and regretted the comment, which was widely rejected for its discriminatory content.
** A young British woman explains how she moved to Spain “by accident” and has been living here for five years
** A young British woman said that she ended up moving to Spain “by accident” and that she has already been living there for five years. She explained that her main problem was related to Brexit, which complicated her situation.
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** Vacations with pets require advance planning for documentation, transportation, and the destination to ensure a safe and smooth trip.
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** Amador introduces Anouk, a protective, loyal, and highly empathetic German shepherd whose presence has been key in accompanying him and helping him heal during a particularly difficult time.
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** Three Iberian horses have been used to compare genomes and reconstruct an unexpected genetic exchange between horse populations that occurred tens of thousands of years ago, providing new clues about their evolution and spread across America, Europe, and Asia.
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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.
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** Check the results of the ONCE Sueldazo for Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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** Check the results of the La Primitiva draw held on Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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** You are invited to check the results of the Bonoloto draw for Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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** Cecotec presents a scooter designed for urban mobility that, in addition to offering practical technology for getting around the city, has a charitable component: its purchase supports those affected by the DANA.
** Keeping a clean environment at home has become a priority to protect health and breathe easily every day
** The content highlights the importance of keeping the home clean as a priority to protect health and be able to breathe спокойно every day.
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** This Lekeinchi roll-top backpack combines style, durability, and versatility. It is designed to comfortably carry a laptop and everyday items, offering protection from rain and flexible space that adapts to your needs.
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** Cecotec presents a smart kitchen robot with a touchscreen, step-by-step guided recipes, and a built-in scale function, designed to make preparing numerous recipes at home easier and help you cook more comfortably and practically.
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** PSV Eindhoven was founded in 1910 as an initiative by Philips to entertain its employees. Although the connection between the club and the company began at its founding, the Philips name was officially introduced as a sponsorship in 1982 and remained until 2016.
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** A recent study confirms that the La Palma lizard is a separate species, **Gallotia palmae**, evolutionarily distinct from the rest of the Canary Island lizards for hundreds of thousands of years.
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** The article explains the origin of five everyday expressions that include items of clothing or accessories, and how those phrases came about, which we repeat almost without thinking.
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** The street style in Paris, Berlin, and other cities in June offers inspiration for summer 2026: key pieces like this season’s standout dress, tailored shorts, and lace skirts. These are easy looks to recreate with familiar brands and are perfect for packing for a vacation.
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** The European Institute of Positive Psychology defines a toxic person as someone in our environment who drains our energy and generates negative emotions. If these behaviors occur frequently, it is recommended to consider distancing yourself as soon as possible.
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** Fodor publishes its annual No List with eight destinations where mass tourism, environmental pressure, or resource scarcity are harming local communities. In its 2026 edition, it recommends giving them a break, without calling for a boycott, and includes one Spanish destination.
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** A collection of all the comic strips published by Malagón in *20minutos*, with access to his best drawings and graphic humor.
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** The Andalusian minister for Emergencies defended the decision not to activate ES-Alert during the Almería wildfire because the system, by operating through mobile phone towers, does not allow the population to be separated by zones. He maintained that using it would have been counterproductive and could have caused “irreparable damage.”
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** The news report provides the latest updates on this Saturday’s extraordinary National Lottery draw, in which €105 million in prizes are being awarded.
** Feijóo jokes about criticism of his latest proposals: “I don’t care, I’m here to have brave debates”
** Feijóo downplayed the criticism he received for his latest proposals and said his goal is to improve things, not avoid responsibility. He argued that he is in politics, both in government and in opposition, to push for brave debates.
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** Bulgaria has recorded at least 118 deaths from fentanyl between 2024 and 2025, highlighting the drug’s rapid spread and deadly impact in the country over the past two years.
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** The NATO summit in Ankara left almost everything as it was: the U.S. continued to lead the agenda, Europe and Spain downplayed Washington’s pressure, and Ukraine once again called for more support from its allies.
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** Two desperate thieves hide by joining a group of people with disabilities to escape the police. The story follows their journey to a colony, where complications, comic moments, and new friendships arise in a plot that leaves the viewer smiling.
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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the face, lift the gaze, and soften facial features. He offers tips for achieving a fresher finish without losing personal style.
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** Prime Video is gaining attention with a 7-episode epic fantasy miniseries that premiered a few months ago. Although it has emerged in the shadow of the success of HBO Max’s dragon series, Amazon’s production stands out in its catalog as an alternative for fans of the genre.
** Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: “We used to bet on fixed-rate loans, but that’s over”
** Natalia de Santiago explains that the current mortgage situation has changed when buying a home. According to the expert, the preference for fixed-rate mortgages is no longer the dominant option, as the market and financial conditions have altered that trend.
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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show with canned cockles, suggesting an original way to improve them: instead of lemon, use mandarin and oil to give them a more special and flavorful touch.
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** The Harlan Coben miniseries has achieved huge success on Netflix, accumulating 74 million views in just 18 days. At that pace, it is close to entering the platform’s all-time Top 10 most-watched series.
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** After its theatrical release, Prime Video relaunched this movie two weeks ago as a 6-episode miniseries. The gamble has paid off: it quickly became one of the most-watched titles and is already number 1 in Spain.
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** José, a 37-year-old truck driver who shares his experiences on social media, расскаles how his first night shift with the trailer went. He explains that he started at midnight and finished at 11:30 in the morning, sharing his impressions as he discovered the transport industry.
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** Protected as a historic ensemble, this 122-meter passage links Clot and Sant Martí and stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and its quiet, almost pedestrian atmosphere in the middle of the city.
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** Catalonia’s most emblematic flower festival features 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes that take visitors through some of the city’s most representative places.
** A traditional Cantabrian-style Parador reopens in one of the most beautiful villages
** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has improved its sustainability, accessibility, and comfort. Thanks to these upgrades, it has earned its fourth star, strengthening its appeal as a tourist destination in one of the most beautiful villages.
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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist visa to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most attractive areas of Seville. The initiative, inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport, aims to boost the area and attract more visitors.
US strikes Iran, Tehran says Strait of Hormuz closed, Gulf states hit
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**US says it launched strikes against Iran after attack on Cyprus-flagged container ship**
**The US said it carried out strikes against Iran in response to an attack on a Cyprus-flagged container ship. The article reports escalating tensions following the ship attack and the US military response.**
** Iran’s IRGC navy says Strait of Hormuz closed until further notice, state media reports
** Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps navy said the Strait of Hormuz is closed “until further notice,” according to state media. The announcement escalates tensions around one of the world’s most critical oil shipping routes and could affect global energy markets if enforced.
** Eni CEO warns oil could rise above $100 in 2027 if Middle East tensions persist
** Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi said oil prices could exceed $100 a barrel in 2027 if conflict and tensions in the Middle East continue. He warned that ongoing geopolitical instability could tighten supply and push prices sharply higher, increasing uncertainty in global energy markets.
Iran’s supreme leader pledges revenge for slain father and predecessor
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** China tells refiners to keep fuel output high as Iran conflict threatens supply
** China has urged its refiners to maintain high fuel output amid rising fears that the Iran conflict could disrupt global oil supply. The move reflects concerns over market volatility and possible shortages, as Beijing seeks to safeguard domestic energy stability and cushion potential shocks to imports and fuel prices.
** China temporarily bans helium exports as US-Iran tensions flare again
** China has temporarily suspended helium exports amid rising US-Iran tensions, according to the report. The move could tighten global helium supplies and disrupt industries that rely on the gas, including the medical and tech sectors.
** Trump says US, Iran agree to continue talks but ceasefire over
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Trump says the US agreed to Iran’s request to continue talks, but the ceasefire is over
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** South Korea’s record-low stock valuations seen as an opportunity amid the AI earnings boom
** South Korean stocks are trading at record-low valuations, even as a global AI-driven earnings boom boosts chipmakers and related companies. Investors and analysts view the gap between depressed prices and improving profits as a potential opportunity, although risks remain from weak domestic demand and market uncertainty.
** Ford, Canada’s Unifor reach tentative deal on labor contract
** Ford has reached a tentative agreement with Unifor, the union representing about 5,600 Canadian autoworkers, avoiding a strike after contract talks. The deal includes pay increases, improved pensions, and investments supporting future vehicle production. Union members still need to ratify the agreement.
** Analyst highlights China name as AI home appliance winner
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Russian stocks closed lower; MOEX Russia Index unchanged
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** Broader AI demand is key for Nvidia investors, Morgan Stanley says
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** China halts helium exports as renewed Middle East tensions threaten chip supplies
** China has suspended helium exports, raising concerns about supply chains already under strain from renewed tensions in the Middle East. The move could further pressure semiconductor manufacturing, which relies on helium for chip production and testing, potentially worsening global chip shortages and increasing costs.
** BofA names South Korea, UAE among top AI contenders beyond the U.S. and China
** Bank of America says South Korea and the UAE are emerging as leading AI contenders outside the U.S. and China, citing strong government support, infrastructure, and investment. The report highlights countries best positioned to benefit from the global AI buildout and identifies markets with the most favorable AI growth potential.
** Corporate America offers stronger proof AI is boosting profits, productivity: MS
** Morgan Stanley says corporate earnings and productivity data are increasingly showing that AI is delivering measurable gains. The bank points to stronger profits, efficiency improvements, and broader adoption across industries as evidence that AI is moving beyond hype and beginning to support real business performance.
** Jefferies flags buying opportunities as Iran conflict reshapes European energy
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** Oregon drops motion to delay Paramount-Warner Bros. deal
** Oregon has withdrawn its request to postpone the Paramount-Warner Bros. deal, reducing a legal obstacle to the merger. The move suggests less resistance from the state as the companies move ahead with the transaction.
** Italy industrial output ends three-month positive streak with May fall
** Italy’s industrial output fell in May, breaking a three-month run of gains. The decline suggests a renewed slowdown in manufacturing activity after recent improvement.
** Greek industrial output rises 3.9% in May
** Greek industrial output increased 3.9% year over year in May, according to data from Greece's statistics agency. The rise suggests a modest improvement in manufacturing and broader industrial activity compared with the same month last year.
** Japan’s wholesale inflation spikes as fuel costs, weak yen bite
** Japan’s wholesale inflation rose sharply as higher fuel prices and a weak yen increased import costs. The jump adds pressure on businesses already facing elevated raw material expenses and may reinforce expectations that broader consumer prices will remain under strain.
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** French inflation rises 2.0% in June
** France’s annual inflation rate increased to 2.0% in June from 1.6% in May, mainly driven by a rebound in energy prices and a slight rise in service costs. Food prices remained stable, while manufactured goods prices continued to decline. The data suggest that inflation is still contained but remains above the European Central Bank’s target.
** France’s June inflation falls 0.3% month over month, rises 2.0% year over year
** France’s consumer prices fell 0.3% in June compared with May, according to preliminary data, but were still 2.0% higher than a year earlier. The monthly decline suggests easing inflationary pressure, while the annual rate remains above zero.
** Norway’s June inflation comes in at 2.7%, below forecasts
** Norway’s June inflation slowed to 2.7%, coming in below expectations. The lower-than-forecast reading suggests price pressures are easing, which could influence the country’s monetary policy outlook.
Swedish digital solutions firm posts Q2 sales beat
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German inflation slows to 2.4% in June from May’s 2.7%
Germany’s annual inflation rate eased to 2.4% in June, down from 2.7% in May, according to preliminary data. The decline suggests moderating price pressures as energy and food costs softened, though inflation remains above the European Central Bank’s 2% target.
** Geopolitical risks are reshaping investment strategies, WSJ analysis says
** Geopolitical tensions are increasingly affecting how investors allocate capital, as firms adjust portfolios to account for sanctions, supply-chain disruptions, trade conflicts, and military risks. The WSJ analysis says these pressures are driving more money into defensive assets, regional diversification, and companies less exposed to global instability.
** Japan to steer $1.8 trillion pension fund toward more alternative investments
** Japan’s pension fund plans to shift more assets into alternatives such as private equity, infrastructure, and real estate to improve returns and diversify risk. The move reflects pressure from low interest rates and aims to modernize the portfolio while maintaining long-term stability for retirees.
** What’s the AI hit to U.S. inflation?
** The article examines how AI could affect U.S. inflation, likely by boosting productivity and lowering costs in some sectors while also potentially raising demand, investment spending, and energy use. It explores whether these effects will help cool inflation over time or create new inflationary pressures.
** Japan to push its massive pension fund to boost alternative investments, Nikkei says
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** US says it hit 140 Iranian military targets as Tehran closes Strait of Hormuz
** The U.S. says it struck 140 Iranian military targets after Tehran closed the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions and risking major disruption to global oil shipping. The move follows mounting conflict between the two sides and raises fears of wider regional instability.
** Bangladesh’s first nuclear plant highlights emerging markets’ energy shift
** Bangladesh has completed testing of its first nuclear power plant, a major project built with Russian support that reflects how emerging markets are diversifying energy sources to meet rising demand and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
** Trump administration subpoenas New York Times reporters over Air Force One leak
** The Justice Department has subpoenaed two New York Times reporters as part of an investigation into a leaked report about a security vulnerability on Air Force One. The move has raised concerns among press freedom advocates, who say it could threaten journalists’ ability to protect sources and report on sensitive government issues.
** Deutsche Bank shares three key points about the dollar’s long-term trajectory
** Deutsche Bank says the dollar’s long-term outlook depends on three factors: relative U.S. growth, interest-rate differences, and global risk sentiment. The bank notes that the dollar may remain supported in the near term, but its longer-term path depends on whether U.S. economic outperformance and higher yields continue.
** US Postal Service raises stamp price to 82 cents
** The U.S. Postal Service has increased the price of a first-class stamp to 82 cents, as part of ongoing efforts to offset financial losses. The change reflects rising operating costs and is one of several recent rate hikes aimed at improving the agency’s long-term sustainability.
Iran’s Khamenei vows revenge as Trump warns of devastating U.S. response
The article says Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei has vowed revenge, while Trump warned that Iran would face a devastating U.S. response if it retaliates. Tensions are rising sharply after the recent conflict, with both sides signaling possible further confrontation and increasing the risk of wider regional instability.
** Bitcoin holds gains above $64,000 as U.S. crypto policy remains in focus
** Bitcoin remained above $64,000 as investors monitored developments in U.S. crypto policy. The article says market sentiment was supported by expectations surrounding regulation and broader policy signals, helping keep prices relatively steady despite continued uncertainty.
** Bitcoin consolidates below the $64,700 resistance: Live levels
** Bitcoin is trading below the key $64,700 resistance level as traders watch for either a breakout or a pullback. The article follows live price levels and market activity, highlighting resistance and support zones, as well as possible short-term moves in the crypto market.
** Bitcoin rebounds above $64k, heads for weekly gain on tech-led rally
** Bitcoin rose above $64,000 and is on track for a weekly gain as risk assets rallied alongside tech stocks. The move reflected renewed investor appetite for cryptocurrencies amid broader market strength, helping offset recent weakness.
** NOWPayments CEO Kate Lifshits Says Businesses Should Stop Paying for Crypto Payouts
** The article discusses Kate Lifshits’ view that businesses should stop covering crypto payout fees, arguing that employees and recipients should bear the costs instead. It highlights the broader shift toward using crypto payments in business and the need for clearer policies around transaction fees and payout structures.
** TrueDAO Raises $10 Million in Strategic Funding to Accelerate AI-Powered Financial Infrastructure
** TrueDAO has secured $10 million in strategic funding to expand its AI-powered financial infrastructure. The investment will support product development, operational scaling, and the advancement of tools designed to improve financial workflows and infrastructure efficiency.
** Bitcoin outlook hinges on clarity around Strategy’s new approach: analyst
** Bitcoin’s outlook depends on how clearly Strategy explains its new approach, according to an analyst. Market confidence may hinge on whether the company provides enough detail about its plans and execution, as investors weigh the implications for Bitcoin and broader market sentiment.
** Bitcoin rises nearly 2%, tops $63k as risk sentiment improves, oil prices fall
** Bitcoin climbed nearly 2% above $63,000 as investors embraced riskier assets amid improved sentiment. The move came alongside falling oil prices, reflecting easing market concerns and broader support for cryptocurrencies.
** Bybit PWM BTC Funds Post 4.9% Growth in 60-Day Annualized Return as Bybit Expands BTC Yield Suite for Holders
** Bybit announced strong performance for its Private Wealth Management BTC funds, which recorded a 4.9% increase in 60-day annualized return. The company is also expanding its BTC yield offerings for holders, aiming to provide more ways to earn returns on Bitcoin through its growing yield suite.
** Bitcoin falls 2% as the U.S. and Iran exchange strikes, Trump says ceasefire is “over”
** Bitcoin dropped 2% as the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict rattled markets. After strikes were exchanged, Trump said the ceasefire was “over,” intensifying concerns over regional instability and risk sentiment.
** Cantor Fitzgerald SPAC and Adam Back’s Bitcoin firm scrap merger
** The planned merger between a Cantor Fitzgerald-backed SPAC and Adam Back’s Bitcoin company has been canceled. The deal, intended to take the company public, was abandoned before completion, ending a transaction that had drawn attention in the crypto and SPAC markets.
** Volkswagen restructuring faces resistance after board setback
** Volkswagen’s restructuring plans are facing resistance after a setback in the board, signaling internal pushback as the automaker seeks to cut costs and improve competitiveness. The disagreement highlights the challenges of moving ahead with major changes amid pressure from labor and management stakeholders.
** OpenAI safety chief Heidecke to leave after leadership reshuffle, says Wired
** OpenAI’s safety chief Heidecke is departing following a leadership reshuffle, according to Wired. The move comes amid broader changes to the company’s leadership structure, signaling continued internal shifts as OpenAI adjusts its management and safety oversight.
** Trump administration backs Intel turnaround with customer push
** The Trump administration is supporting Intel’s turnaround by encouraging more customers to work with the chipmaker. The move aims to strengthen Intel’s business and help it recover competitiveness in the semiconductor market.
** MGM Resorts weighs Barry Diller takeover proposal, WSJ reports
** MGM Resorts is reportedly evaluating a potential takeover proposal involving media mogul Barry Diller, according to the Wall Street Journal. The company is considering its options as the proposal could lead to a significant change in ownership or strategy.
** Cathie Wood’s ARK sees major moves in Coinbase and SpaceX stocks
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** Banzai launches a $1 million public stock offering
** Banzai announced a public stock offering with the goal of raising up to $1 million. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including working capital and possible growth initiatives.
** Kelly Louise Morrison makes partial sale of Andersen Corporation, transaction value between $100,001 and $250,000
** Kelly Louise Morrison sold a partial stake in Andersen Corporation in a transaction valued between $100,001 and $250,000. The report notes the sale amount range but provides no additional details on the reason for the transaction or changes in overall holdings.
** Tim Moore from North Carolina’s 14th district sells DoorDash stock
** The article reports that Tim Moore, who represents North Carolina’s 14th district, sold shares of DoorDash. It highlights the stock transaction as part of financial disclosures and notes the sale’s relevance for tracking lawmakers’ investment activity and potential conflicts of interest.
** Richard Dean Dr. McCormick of GA-06 Makes Multiple Trades, Including Abbott Laboratories and Intercontinental Exchange
** The article reports that Richard Dean Dr. McCormick of Georgia’s 6th District made several stock trades, including transactions involving Abbott Laboratories and Intercontinental Exchange. It highlights his trading activity but provides limited additional context or detail about the size, timing, or rationale behind the trades.
** Robert J. Wittman sells Crown Castle Inc. stock from Morgan Stanley account
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