News Summary - 08/07/2025

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Trump's sweeping new tariffs take effect against dozens of countries

The president has implemented new tariffs, including a 50% levy on imports from India and threatened a 100% tariff on foreign-made semiconductors, targeting dozens of countries to protect domestic industries.

'Good prospect' of summit with Putin and Zelensky, Trump says

Despite US President Trump's threat of sweeping sanctions, expectations for a ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv remain low. However, Trump expressed optimism about a potential summit between Putin and Zelensky, indicating a "good prospect" for dialogue.

Twenty killed after trucks overturn in Gaza, Hamas-run civil defence says

Four commercial trucks were looted in central Gaza on unsafe roads controlled by Israel, according to a private contractor. The incident highlights the dangers and instability in the area under Hamas control.

Two Ghanaian ministers die in helicopter crash, along with six others

Two Ghanaian ministers and six others died in a helicopter crash, which authorities have called a "national tragedy." The cause of the crash has not yet been confirmed.

Five troops injured after soldier opens fire at Georgia military base

A US Army sergeant opened fire on fellow soldiers at a Georgia military base, injuring five troops. The sergeant was subdued and tackled by other soldiers, according to officials.

France wildfire is 'catastrophe on an unprecedented scale', says PM

The largest wildfire in France this year has scorched an area bigger than Paris, prompting the Prime Minister to describe it as a catastrophe on an unprecedented scale. Efforts to contain the blaze are ongoing amid challenging conditions.

Italy gives final approval for world's longest suspension bridge to Sicily

Italy has granted final approval for the world's longest suspension bridge connecting the mainland to Sicily. Despite this milestone, the project still faces several challenges and hurdles before construction can begin.

Wrong remains from Air India crash 'adds to trauma', says family

Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek's sister told BBC Newsnight that her family seeks closure and dignity for her brother after receiving the wrong remains from the Air India crash, adding to their trauma.

'A grave sin': Hezbollah dismisses Lebanon's move to restrict arms

Lebanon's cabinet aims to establish a state monopoly on arms by year-end. Hezbollah criticized this move, calling it a "grave sin," opposing government efforts to restrict weapons and centralize arms control.

Apple to invest $100bn after pressure from Trump

Following pressure from President Trump to increase US-based manufacturing, Apple pledged to invest $100 billion, boosting domestic production and creating more American jobs.

More than 400 indirect deaths linked to LA wildfires, study suggests

A study found that over 400 indirect deaths were linked to the LA wildfires, primarily due to factors like poor air quality affecting health.

British man accused of trying to drown daughter-in-law in US pool

Mark Gibbon, a British man, allegedly attempted to drown his daughter-in-law during a family holiday in Florida following an argument about his grandchildren, according to police reports.

Ghanaian star Shatta Wale's luxury car surrendered over alleged link to US crime

Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale criticizes authorities after his luxury car was seized due to alleged links to a US crime. He claims to be unaware of any connection between his vehicle and the criminal activity.

Oceangate's Titan whistleblower: 'People were sold a lie'

A former Oceangate employee revealed that he reported safety concerns about the Titan submersible to US authorities before its implosion, claiming that the public was misled about the vessel's safety.

The secret system Hamas uses to pay government salaries

Despite Gaza's isolation and devastation, Hamas manages to pay government salaries through a covert network. This system involves complex financial channels and support mechanisms that bypass blockades, enabling continued payment to officials amid severe economic and infrastructural challenges.

On Ukraine's front line, twisted wreckage shows sanctions haven't yet stopped Russia

In Kharkiv, investigators collect evidence of Russian attacks, revealing how Russia continues its military operations despite international sanctions that have yet to halt its activities. The damaged areas highlight ongoing conflict and the limited impact of sanctions on Russia’s war efforts.

Trump-Modi ties hit rock bottom with new tariffs on India over Russian oil

Trump's new tariffs on India over Russian oil have strained India-US relations, exacerbated by his tariff threats and social media outbursts, signaling a significant downturn in ties between the two nations.

Could RFK Jr's move to pull mRNA vaccine funding be a huge miscalculation?

The US is cutting $500 million in funding for vaccines targeting diseases such as flu and Covid. Health correspondent James Gallagher questions whether this decision is wise, considering the ongoing importance of mRNA vaccine development.

How Trump's secondary tariffs on Russia could hit the global economy

Trump's proposed secondary tariffs aim to restrict Russian oil and gas exports, potentially disrupting global energy markets. This move could tighten supply, raise energy prices worldwide, and impact economies dependent on Russian resources, leading to broader economic consequences.

Russian attacks on Ukraine double since Trump inauguration

Missile and drone attacks on Ukraine have surged to their highest levels since President Trump's inauguration, contradicting his earlier promise to end the conflict.

Propaganda or fair warning? Taiwanese TV show imagines Chinese invasion

The Taiwanese TV show Zero Day Attack depicts a hypothetical Chinese invasion to raise public awareness about the security threat. While it aims to inform and prepare viewers, some critics accuse it of fearmongering and stoking unnecessary panic. The program sparks debate over balancing realistic caution with responsible media portrayal of geopolitical tensions.

Bear chases hockey mascot during photoshoot

The Seattle Kraken mascot was chased by a bear while filming a promotional video with forward John Hayden but managed to escape the encounter safely.

Deadly wildfire spreads in southern France

Officials report a fast-moving wildfire in southern France, fueled by strong winds, dry vegetation, and hot summer conditions, threatening the region.

Hiroshima: Ceremony marks 80th anniversary of atomic bombing

Japan's Prime Minister called on all nations to pursue nuclear disarmament during the 80th anniversary ceremony of the Hiroshima atomic bombing.

Hiroshima survivor stories were painful to draw

Hiroshima students spent weeks transforming atomic bomb survivors' painful stories into artwork, capturing the emotional weight and history of the events through their creative efforts.

Brussels Holds Its Breath Ahead of Trump's New Tariff Launching Today: Many Loose Ends and Almost No Certainty

The European Union awaits with uncertainty the imposition of the new tariff announced by Trump, which takes effect today. While aiming to defend its trade interests, Brussels faces doubts about the details and potential repercussions, keeping close attention on the situation's development and future negotiations.

Trump threatens a 100% tariff on semiconductor and chip imports if they are not manufactured in the USA

Trump warns that he will impose a 100% tariff on semiconductor and chip imports if they are not produced in the United States, aiming to encourage domestic manufacturing of these key products.

Apple avoids Trump's tariffs with a 'mega-investment' of more than 500 billion euros in the US over the next four years

Apple launches an American Manufacturing Program with an investment exceeding 500 billion euros over four years to avoid tariffs and strengthen its production in the US.

The stifling heat continues accompanied by storms with strong wind gusts: these are the affected areas

The heat wave affecting the country since Sunday will continue until at least Tuesday, August 12, accompanied by storms with strong wind gusts in several regions.

The heatwave will bring dry storms to Spain: what does this phenomenon consist of?

The upcoming downbursts, which last between 5 and 20 minutes, will be of three types: wet, warm, and dry. It will be crucial to monitor electrical activity during these storms associated with the heatwave in Spain.

When will the heat wave end? Aemet already sets a date for the end of the extreme episode

Spain is experiencing an extreme heat wave with temperatures exceeding 42 °C and very hot nights affecting much of the country. Aemet has announced the probable end date of this critical episode, which will allow the arrival of the much-anticipated thermal relief.

The heat wave affects tourists: "We come from Mexico and thought it would be cooler here"

Tourists face the heat wave by seeking refuge in water, caps, and shade to cope with the high temperatures while exploring the country, adapting to make the most of their visit.

A 250-Year-Old Mystery Discovered: The Portuguese Man O' War Is Not a Single Species but Four

Researchers from the CSIC have discovered that the Portuguese man o' war, previously considered a single species, actually comprises four different species. This finding changes the understanding of this marine organism that has been studied for more than two centuries.

Netanyahu faces crucial hours amid possible Gaza occupation despite divisions in the Army and opposition from the hostages' families

The plan involves a military occupation of Gaza, including areas where Hamas holds hostages. However, the hostages' families and senior military officials warn that the operation could jeopardize the captives' safety.

Woman Dies After Being Hit by a Car in Madrid While Taking Items Out of Her Car Trunk

A 59-year-old woman was hit by a car in Madrid while taking items out of her car trunk. Despite over half an hour of care from Samur at the scene, they were unable to save her life.

A motorcycle hits a 71-year-old woman near a pedestrian crossing in Moratalaz

A motorcycle hit a 71-year-old woman near a pedestrian crossing in Moratalaz. The victim suffered a moderate traumatic brain injury and a severe chest trauma.

Ordered to pay 273,157 euros for the amputation of a girl's legs following inadequate treatment

A minor was admitted in 2022 for complications from an infection and, due to inadequate treatment that caused necrosis, both of her legs were amputated from the ankles one month later. The court ordered a payment of 273,157 euros for this irreversible damage.

Jane Etta, Brad Pitt’s mother, dies at 84: "You are free to sing, dance... I don’t know how we will move forward"

Sydney Pitt, Brad Pitt’s niece, announced on Instagram the passing of Jane Etta, the actor’s mother, at the age of 84. In her message, she expressed the family’s grief and uncertainty about how to move forward after the loss.

Shooting at a military base in the USA: five soldiers injured and the shooter has been detained

Five soldiers were injured in a shooting at a military base in the USA. The victims were treated on site and taken to the hospital, while the shooter has already been detained. The health condition of the injured is still unknown.

'Mexican Aquaman': a man emerges from the sea with a shark under the watchful eyes of beachgoers

A man in Aquila, Mexico, was caught on video coming out of the sea while holding a shark, causing surprise among beachgoers. The video quickly went viral on social media, generating various reactions about this unusual act on the beach.

The Titan disaster heading towards the Titanic tragedy: the CEO was to blame

The US Coast Guard states that the Titan submersible disaster could have been avoided, pointing out serious deficiencies in OceanGate's safety practices and largely blaming the CEO for negligence.

The Epstein Scandal Expands: Letters from Woody Allen and Other Famous Figures Key to Unraveling the Case

The New York Times revealed details about Epstein’s Manhattan mansion, highlighting its eccentric and disturbing ornaments. Additionally, letters from figures like Woody Allen play a crucial role in clarifying the investigation surrounding the scandal.

Copenhagen will remove a statue of 'The Little Mermaid' following criticisms calling it "vulgar, ugly, and pornographic"

The Danish Agency for Palaces and Cultural Heritage requested the removal of a statue of 'The Little Mermaid' in Copenhagen, arguing that the artwork does not align with the cultural heritage, after receiving criticisms that described it as vulgar, ugly, and pornographic.

A three-year-old boy dies after falling into a pool in Córdoba

A three-year-old boy died after falling into a private pool in Encinas Reales, Córdoba, on Monday night.

Madrilenians with more than one property choose the region to rent and have their second home outside it

In 2023, taxpayers in the Community of Madrid declared nearly 928,000 second homes, making it the region with the highest number registered. Madrilenians prefer to rent out their properties within the community while keeping their second residences outside of it.

Jennifer Aniston spends her vacation in Spain with her new boyfriend, the spiritual coach Jim Curtis

Jennifer Aniston has enjoyed a few days in Mallorca, Spain, accompanied by her new boyfriend, the spiritual coach Jim Curtis, and friends such as Jason Bateman and Amy Schumer.

The judge asks Moncloa to clarify whether Begoña Gómez used an official Presidency email

The judge requests Moncloa to confirm whether Begoña Gómez used an official Presidency email to communicate with companies linked to the chair she directed at the Complutense University, considering it necessary to clarify the means used in these communications.

A company confirms to Judge Peinado that the Complutense software website belonged to Begoña Gómez

Arsys Internet informed Judge Peinado that it was not involved in the creation of the associated chair and that the contracted web service has already been discontinued.

This is the cheapest coastal municipality in Tarragona to rent an apartment this summer

The cheapest coastal municipality to rent an apartment in Tarragona this summer has an average price of 10.80 euros per square meter, standing out as the most economical option in the coastal area.

Renfe allocates 41 million to adapt its Fuencarral workshop for the maintenance of new Cercanías trains

Renfe will invest 41 million to transform the Fuencarral workshop to maintain the 280 new high-capacity trains that will arrive in early 2026. These trains are longer, taller, and equipped with technical equipment on the roof, requiring a complete adaptation of the workshop.

Trump plans to meet with Putin next week and then with Zelensky in a trilateral meeting

The U.S. president announced in a call with European leaders his plan to meet with Vladimir Putin next week, followed by a trilateral meeting with the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky.

Marco Rubio points out that "there is much to be done" before a meeting between Trump and Putin

The U.S. Secretary of State commented following the White House's confirmation of the planned meetings next week between Trump, Putin, and Zelensky, stating that there is still much to be resolved before these encounters take place.

A beauty center in Barcelona is shut down for performing treatments with "expired injectable material"

The Barcelona Urban Guard is investigating the manager of a beauty center for professional misconduct and a crime against public health after using expired injectable material in treatments.

Kelley Mack, actress from 'The Walking Dead,' dies at 33 years old

Actress Kelley Mack, known for her role in 'The Walking Dead,' passed away at 33 after nearly a year battling aggressive cancer.

Kia's Best-Selling Model Returns Renewed: More Stylish, Technological, and Efficient

The Kia Sportage, leader in the compact SUV market, introduces a new version that enhances its style, technology, and efficiency, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable mobility.

Ilham, mother of four girls, is the 24th fatal victim of gender-based violence this year

The Government Delegation against Gender Violence confirmed that Ilham, mother of four girls and the 24th victim of gender-based violence this year, had previously reported her husband.

The Nightmare of Betting Threats in Tennis Continues Against Svitolina: "Corrupt, I Only Wish You Die"

Elina Svitolina, world number 13, reported on Instagram the threats she received after losing to Osaka in Montreal, where users insulted her and wished for her death, linked to tennis betting. The tennis player condemned the digital violence and called for respect and support in the sport.

Fairground Operation: This is How the Civil Guard Prevents Children Hidden in Amusement Rides from Crossing the Strait

The Civil Guard uses heartbeat detectors, drones, and dogs to intercept migrant minors in Ceuta who try to cross the Strait hidden inside metal amusement rides, preventing them from reaching the mainland.

Beware of the Fake Fine Scam in Summer: Police Warn About This SMS Fraud

The police warn about a summer scam in which criminals send fake SMS messages pretending to be from the DGT (Directorate-General for Traffic), notifying recipients of non-existent fines. The fraud attempts to deceive by showing "DGT" as the sender, trying to get the victim to provide personal information or make fraudulent payments. It is recommended not to open or respond to these messages and to verify official fines through official channels.

Alessandro Lecquio caught showing off abs on the beach at 65 years old

Alessandro Lecquio was spotted showing off his abs on the beach at 65 years old and appeared on the cover of the magazine 'Diez Minutos'.

The Kilauea volcano erupts again, producing lava fountains up to 90 meters high

The United States Geological Survey has issued an orange alert following the eruption of the Kilauea volcano, which is generating lava fountains reaching up to 90 meters in height.

The PP presents the contract with Huawei as another case of corruption by the PSOE and now demands explanations from Antonio Hernando

The PP accuses the PSOE of corruption related to the contract with Huawei, pointing out that the Secretary of State for Telecommunications may have acted as an intermediary from José Blanco's consultancy, where he worked before assuming his current position, and demands explanations from Antonio Hernando.

The PP asks Aitor Esteban to clarify if he knows the owner of Servinabar and accuses the PNV of being "an accomplice" of Sánchez

The PP doubts that Aitor Esteban is unaware of the businessman pointed out by Santos Cerdán and accuses the PNV of being complicit with Sánchez, urging the Basque nationalists to reconsider their support for the Government.

Do You Sweat Too Much? It Could Be Due to an Infection, Hormonal Imbalances, or Even Some Types of Cancer

Dr. Leire Aguado, a dermatologist at Clínica Universidad de Navarra, explains that excessive sweating may be related to infections, hormonal imbalances, or even certain types of cancer, emphasizing the importance of a medical evaluation to identify the appropriate cause.

Italy approves the colossal bridge that will connect Sicily with the mainland: 3,300 meters and 13 billion euros

The Italian government approved the final project to build a 3,300-meter bridge over the Strait of Messina, connecting Calabria with Sicily. The work, valued at 13 billion euros, aims to improve infrastructure and promote economic development in the southern region of Italy.

Football Preseason: Villarreal Surprises Arsenal, Betis Falls to Como, and Atleti Draws

Mallorca and Osasuna won their preseason matches against Poblense and Mirandés, respectively, while Oviedo lost to Deportivo. Villarreal surprised Arsenal, Betis was defeated by Como, and Atlético drew in their matches.

Edu Recommends: "I Do Sports Daily and These Are My Favorite Accessories"

Edu shares his daily sports routine and highlights the accessories he considers essential to improve his performance and comfort during exercise. He emphasizes the importance of choosing the right equipment to stay motivated and take care of your health while regularly engaging in physical activity.

The Ibex 35 Surpasses 14,500 Points and Revalidates Highest Levels Since 2008

The Ibex 35 leads gains in Europe with an increase of 0.9%, reaching over 14,500 points and achieving levels not seen since 2008, after more than 17 years.

Lindsay Lohan: The Actress Who Rose from Her Ashes

Lindsay Lohan has reinvented herself as a Netflix star, starring in the sequel to "Get Over It." The New York actress has overcome her turbulent past and is reborn with new projects in her career.

This is the hair loss treatment for the summer

The hair loss treatment requires no preparation and does not affect daily life. Its benefits include moisturizing the scalp, slowing down alopecia, and increasing hair density.

The Three Types of Diseases That Rosemary Helps to Combat

Rosemary, common in Mediterranean cuisine and decoration, also offers benefits for treating three types of diseases that are very prevalent today, highlighting its therapeutic potential beyond its culinary and ornamental uses.

Russia turns war into a 'video game' with the first anti-drone rifle simulator

Russia has developed the first anti-drone rifle simulator, which includes a curriculum with manuals, quizzes, and video case studies to train in drone defense interactively and educationally.

The African destination that is trendy and already called the 'new Caribbean'

This archipelago in the Atlantic has experienced a significant increase in tourists during the summer thanks to its beaches and stunning nature, becoming a trendy destination known as the 'new Caribbean'.

The street with the best food in the world is in Spain: it has 80 bars in 150 meters

This Spanish street stands out for its extensive gastronomic variety, featuring 80 bars in just 150 meters, making it an ideal destination for food lovers and culinary culture enthusiasts.

It is one of the most complicated roads in Tenerife: a single lane with two-way traffic

Rojas Road in Tenerife is a single-lane, two-way road that leads to the coastal walkway of El Sauzal. Due to its characteristics, it requires special caution when driving to ensure the safety of users.

Pompeii was reoccupied after the great eruption of Vesuvius: people lived in an "ash desert"

Emperor Titus sent two former consuls to recover Pompeii after the eruption of Vesuvius, but the effort failed and the city was not able to revive due to the harsh conditions and the "ash desert" environment.

The Ten Most Paradise-Like Natural Pools in Spain

These natural pools offer a perfect place to swim and relax, surrounded by stunning landscapes that stand out for their beauty and tranquility.

The "best beach in the world" according to the English is in Spain, but you need a reservation to visit it

The Galician beach named by 'The Guardian' as the best in the world stands out for its unique beauty. Although other media have also praised it, access to this beach is difficult, as a reservation is required to visit it.

What happens if the car is turned off and you have the air conditioning on?

Turning on the air conditioning while the car is off can damage the vehicle, as the system depends on the engine to function properly. In summer, using the air conditioning efficiently is key to avoiding mechanical problems.

Hobbies on 20minutos: challenge yourself with these 10 skill games

The new hobbies section on 20minutos offers free games such as sudoku, crosswords, word searches, memory, spot the differences, puzzles, and logic to test your skills.

How much do you know about current events? Test yourself with this 10-question quiz on current affairs

July is coming to an end, and we challenge you with a 10-question quiz on the most relevant news of the month to assess your knowledge of current events.

Zara responds to criticism for using "sickly thin" models: "They must present a medical certificate proving their good health"

Zara removed photos following a complaint in the United Kingdom about a model who appeared "gaunt." The brand states that its models must have a medical certificate that guarantees their good health, thus responding to criticism for using figures that are too thin.

Defense rules out the purchase of US-made F-35 fighters and opts for European combat alternatives such as the Eurofighter

Defense has ruled out buying F-35 fighters from the United States, prioritizing that 85% of military spending be allocated to Europe. Instead, it favors European options like the Eurofighter to strengthen regional industry and sovereignty.

Carlos Martín Urriza resigns, one of the coordinators of Sumar

Carlos Martín Urriza resigns from his responsibilities in Sumar due to health reasons, although he will continue to be a deputy and spokesperson for Economy and Finance in the Congress.

This is what you need to know for your tomato plants to yield a great harvest this summer

To achieve a great tomato harvest this summer, it is crucial to follow regular recommendations during germination, as this plant is demanding when it comes to sprouting. With proper care, excellent results can be achieved.

Trump Donates the First Salary of His Second Term to the Renovation of the White House

Donald Trump prides himself on being, alongside George Washington, one of the few presidents who have donated their salary. In his second term, he gave his first paycheck to fund the renovation of the White House.

Take Advantage of These Summer Sales to Get the Zara Coat That Will Be Trending for 20 Euros

Zara offers a frock coat that will become a trend this season, now available in summer sales at a very affordable price, around 20 euros.

The spectacular Asturias palace converted into a hotel where you can stay from 60 euros

This majestic palace in a village on the Ribadeo estuary, in northern Spain, offers a luxurious experience at affordable prices, allowing you to stay from 60 euros without giving up the charm and history of the place.

What uses more energy, a penguin or a tower fan?

In summer, both the penguin and the tower fan are common options to cool down during the heat. Each has different energy consumption levels that should be evaluated to choose the most efficient and economical one.

This is the Deadline for Retired Mutualists to Claim the IRPF Refund

Mutualists who contributed to mandatory occupational mutual funds before 1979 and receive a public pension can claim the IRPF refund. A deadline has been set to complete this process and obtain the corresponding benefit.

Tortellini Chips in the Air Fryer: A Cheap, Delicious Recipe Ready in Five Minutes

This appetizer combines pasta with the convenience of the air fryer to create crispy and tasty tortellini chips. It’s an economical, quick, and delicious option, perfect for enjoying as a snack in just five minutes.

Gothic castles, waterfalls, and magical landscapes: discover the settings of the second season of Wednesday

The second season of Wednesday swaps the dark hallways of Romania for greener and mistier settings, including gothic castles, waterfalls, and magical landscapes that enhance the atmosphere of Tim Burton's series.

The indirect message from Plex's ex to Aitana after 'crashing' her concert in Madrid... and the artist's response?

Plex's ex surprised Aitana during a concert in Madrid by appearing via video call with an attendee. The situation generated an indirect message aimed at the singer, although no direct response from Aitana to the incident has been confirmed.

Four Orphan Lynx Cubs and Their Foster Mother Released into an Adaptation Enclosure in Monfragüe

Four orphaned lynx cubs and their foster mother were released into an adaptation enclosure in Monfragüe, where they will spend four to five months learning to hunt and live in the wild.

Francisco leaves Carlos Sobera speechless by confessing that he went on 'First Dates' while married

Francisco surprised Carlos Sobera by revealing that he has participated in 'First Dates' while being married. Despite having been married four times, he assured that he has never been unfaithful to his partners.

Fireworm, lionfish... Rising temperatures "tropicalize" the Mediterranean and attract species never seen before

The increase in temperature in the Mediterranean is causing the arrival of tropical species such as the lionfish, fireworm, and old wrasse. Experts warn about the ecological and economic impact of these invasive species, which disrupt marine ecosystems and threaten native species.

Running, Crossfit, or Dance Classes Are the New Tinder: "There Is Something Human Beyond the Screens"

Dating apps are losing users, and many people are looking for partners through group activities like running, crossfit, or dance, valuing human connection beyond the screens.

The generation living between precariousness and the fear of a retirement that may never come: "It's not worth it"

Enric, a sound technician, represents a generation facing job insecurity and the fear of being unable to retire. Precarious conditions and low wages force many to work until advanced ages, questioning the viability of a dignified retirement and generating disillusionment about their economic future.

Virtues of Informal Talk

Mariano Gistain highlights in his articles for 20minutos the importance of informal talk as a valuable tool to strengthen relationships, foster creativity, and improve communication in various personal and professional contexts.

Summer snakes... with nuclear heads

This year, some "summer snakes" include nuclear heads and, in more severe cases, multiple heads similar to mythological hydras, increasing the level of threat.

Summer, an ally for entrepreneurs

Alberto Alonso, director of Impact Hub Madrid, highlights how summer offers opportunities for entrepreneurs. The season allows for reflection, planning, and connecting in a more relaxed environment, facilitating creativity and key networking to boost projects and overcome business challenges.

Who benefits from the tariff agreement between the US and the EU?

The tariff conflict began with Trump, who created global instability by imposing an aggressive "peace through strength" strategy. The agreement between the US and the EU aims to overcome this tension, benefiting both parties and stabilizing international trade.

The 10 Most Terrifying Photos Left by the Bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

The atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 left shocking images of destruction and human suffering. These photos show the devastation of entire cities, the immediate effects of the explosion, and the pain of the victims, revealing the horror and tragic consequences of these attacks during World War II.

The world remembers the 80th anniversary of the Hiroshima bomb with fear over growing nuclear tension between the US and Russia

The anniversary of Hiroshima coincides with an increased nuclear risk, with rising tensions between the US and Russia. The Japanese Prime Minister advocates for evaluating a strengthening of nuclear deterrence to maintain security in this context of global uncertainty.

At Least Two Dead and 12 Injured in a Russian Attack on a Resort Complex in Zaporizhzhia

A Russian attack on a resort complex in Zaporizhzhia left at least two dead and 12 injured, including two children, one of whom is in serious condition.

Trump climbs onto the White House roof to take a walk, dance... and speak with the press from above

Trump surprised by climbing onto the White House roof, where he joked with reporters about building "nuclear missiles." His unusual walk drew attention due to the presence of snipers.

A Nephrologist's Warning About a Supplement: "I Have Seen People with Kidneys Full of Stones"

A nephrologist warns about the risks of consuming vitamin D supplements without medical supervision, as they can cause serious kidney damage, such as the formation of kidney stones.

The Fruit That Saves You When You Come Home Hot and Don't Want to Cook

High temperatures cause loss of appetite, dehydration, and fatigue. At these times, eating fruit is a refreshing and nutritious solution that helps you recover without the need to cook.

Lidia Torrent debuts on 'Pasapalabra': "Let's see how I do..."

Presenter Lidia Torrent participated for the first time as a guest on the Antena 3 quiz show 'Pasapalabra,' showing enthusiasm and curiosity about how she would perform on the program.

Rosa and Manu Surpass Fifty Draws in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra'

Rosa and Manu tied with 21 correct answers in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra', reaching over fifty draws and thus avoiding the 'Blue Chair' in the next episode.

Juan Ibáñez (Trancas) Jokes on 'Pasapalabra' About the Relationship Between Pablo Motos and the Illuminati

On Antena 3's 'Pasapalabra,' Juan Ibáñez (Trancas) made a joke about the supposed relationship between Pablo Motos and the Illuminati. He was joined by guests Lidia Torrent, Patricia Yurena, and Damián Mollá on the show.

'La que se avecina: Portugal' arrives at Mediaset and will be broadcast immediately after the Spanish version

The Portuguese version of the popular Spanish series "La que se avecina" will premiere on FDF on Friday, August 8, airing right after the Spanish version.

Adriana Dorronsoro reveals that she also wore the dress that Infanta Sofía wore at Marivent

After a commercial break, Adriana Dorronsoro revealed that she also wore the same dress that Infanta Sofía used at Marivent, highlighting this curious coincidence.

Isabel Rábago Criticizes Alonso Caparrós's House Without Knowing Whose It Was: "That is So Out of Fashion"

On a morning show, images of collaborators' homes were shown without revealing to whom they belonged. Isabel Rábago criticized Alonso Caparrós's house without knowing it was his, calling it "so out of fashion," which sparked controversy.

Marina Rivers warns about the rise of extremist discourse among young people: "It's trendy"

Marina Rivers expresses her concern about the increase in extremist discourse among young people, pointing out that it used to be embarrassing to admit being homophobic or racist, but now these attitudes seem to be normalizing and "trendy."

'First Dates' reveals which is the most romantic song in history

According to Richard Pena, the voice-over of Mediaset's program 'First Dates,' the most romantic song in history is "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston.

The Aftermath for Pelayo Díaz After 'Supervivientes': "I'm Having a Hard Time Coming Back"

Pelayo Díaz uses his social media as a personal diary to stay in daily contact with his million followers. After his time on 'Supervivientes,' he admits that he is struggling to readjust to everyday life and recover from the experience.

Borrego Reacts to Alessandr Lecquio's Abs: "To Dip Bread In"

Borrego avoided criticizing Alessandr Lecquio's posing and instead asked him for tips on how to show off abs next summer.

Marius Borg, traveling in Portugal with Haakon of Norway and his brother, while awaiting possible charges for rape

Marius Borg, accused of 23 counts of sexual assault after being reported and arrested for hitting his girlfriend a year ago, is traveling in Portugal with Haakon of Norway and his brother while awaiting possible charges for rape.

The viral moment when the queen and her daughters say their names in sign language

Letizia, Leonor, and Sofía surprised everyone by using sign language to say their names during a reception at the Marivent Palace, shortly before ending their vacation in Mallorca, in front of a deaf person.

Simón and Silvia, from their fame through the "fixed mortgages" video to their delicate situation

Simón and Silvia became famous thanks to a viral video about fixed mortgages. However, they are currently going through a delicate personal and financial situation, facing difficulties that contrast with the momentary fame they achieved.

Marco Asensio finds love with an influencer after his divorce from Sandra Garal: their photos on a yacht

Marco Asensio and an influencer have been seen enjoying time together on the Italian coast, showing that the footballer has found a new romance following his divorce from Sandra Garal.

Daniel Sancho's mother denies that he has privileges in prison: "He lives like all the other inmates"

Daniel Sancho's mother stated on 'TardeAR' that her son follows the same routine as the other inmates and only contacts her once a week, denying that he has any privileges in prison.

Prince Harry definitively leaves his Lesotho NGO, whose president accused him of being arrogant

Sophia Chandauka accused Prince Harry of "large-scale harassment and intimidation" following his resignation as patron of Sentebale, the NGO he founded in Lesotho.

The YouTuber RoEnLaRed's Reflection on Motherhood: "I Don't Want to Choose to Have Children Out of Fear"

The influencer RoEnLaRed, 37 years old, shares her reflection on motherhood, expressing that she does not want to decide to have children based on fear. She advocates for a conscious and free choice, encouraging facing fears in order to experience motherhood with tranquility and authenticity.

Jorge Berrocal, from 'GH 1' and María José Galera to Málaga Airport: his life away from TV, reality shows, and with his partner

Jorge Berrocal, known for his participation in 'Big Brother 1' and his iconic phrase, has left television and reality shows behind. He currently lives away from the media spotlight, together with his partner, enjoying a quiet life far from the television world.

Juliana Pantoja lashes out at Iker Casillas: "I post what I want because he stopped being a god to me"

Juliana Pantoja criticized Iker Casillas for treating women unequally, stating that she posts what she wants because he ceased to be an idol for her.

Kelley Mack, actress from 'The Walking Dead,' dies at 33 years old

Kelley Mack, actress from 'The Walking Dead,' passed away at 33 after nearly a year fighting aggressive cancer.

Ibai Llanos asks for the 'edits' about his physical change to stop: "My mother is worried"

Ibai Llanos, in a video, asks people to stop making 'edits' about his physical change. He clarifies that his evolution is gradual and not motivated by aesthetic reasons, and reveals that his mother is worried about these comments.

The longest solar eclipse that will plunge Spain into darkness: when it will happen and in which cities it can be seen

Spain will experience the 'Iberian Trio,' a series of three historic solar eclipses. These astronomical events will stand out in different cities across the country, with one of them being the longest solar eclipse that will leave several regions in darkness for a few minutes.

The New Controversy Surrounding Women's Football: No TV Broadcast for Liga F, Presidents Dining at McDonald's During the Euro Cup...

Liga F is facing controversies due to the lack of a firm agreement with DAZN for television broadcasting and an incident revealed during the final in Basel. Additionally, controversy arises over the image of presidents dining at a McDonald's during the Euro Cup, reflecting the challenges and visible lack of support in Spanish women's football.

Carolina Marín's Reflection After Her Injury: "Life Can Turn Upside Down No Matter How Much We Plan"

Carolina Marín shared an emotional letter on the first anniversary of her serious knee injury, reflecting on the challenges and lessons experienced. She emphasized how life can change unexpectedly but appreciated the growth and strength gained during her recovery.

A Tough Draw for Carlos Alcaraz in Cincinnati: A Minefield Before Another Possible Final Against Sinner

Carlos Alcaraz begins the North American tour in Cincinnati this Saturday and already knows his potential opponents. The tournament presents a challenging draw for the Murcian before a possible final against Jannik Sinner.

Joan Laporta compares Barça with PSG: "We were the two teams that played the best football in the world"

Joan Laporta, president of FC Barcelona, compared Barça with PSG, highlighting that both teams offered the best football in the world. Additionally, he expressed his wish for his team to face this year's reigning European champion.

Problems for La Familia at the Doors of the EuroBasket: Ndiaye Gets Injured and Says Goodbye to the Training Camp

Former Real Madrid player Ndiaye suffers discomfort in his left shoulder, forcing him to leave La Familia's training camp ahead of the EuroBasket, causing a setback for the team.

Mayte Gallego (ASPAYM): "A spinal cord injury is not the end of anything, but the beginning of everything else"

ASPAYM, representing 149,000 spinal cord injury sufferers in Spain, emphasizes that a spinal injury is not the end but a new beginning, highlighting the organization's role in supporting those with spinal injuries and physical disabilities.

Only 1 in 3 young people with disabilities believes they will be able to work in what they like, according to a study

The 10th report *Young People with Disabilities, Drivers of the Future,* from the Vulnerability and Employment Observatory of the Adecco Foundation reveals that only one-third of young people with disabilities trust they will be able to work in what they are passionate about, reflecting challenges in labor inclusion and professional expectations.

Elevators, signage, or showers with seats among the requirements for public pools to be accessible

Experts from Ilunion Accessibility emphasize that public pools must have elevators, proper signage, and showers with seats to ensure accessibility and facilitate use for people with reduced mobility or other disabilities. These requirements are essential to guarantee an inclusive and safe environment for all users.

BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell reaches a turning point after the extraordinary meeting

Support for the sale of TSB increases pressure on BBVA, which now must decide whether to continue with the takeover bid for Banco Sabadell and whether to improve the offer, as the market demands.

The Coca Cola bottler raises its profits by 15.5% in the first half to 937 million

The Coca Cola bottler increased its profits by 15.5% in the first half, reaching 937 million. However, its revenues in Spain, Portugal, and Andorra fell by 1% year-on-year to 1.555 billion, unlike the good performance observed in the rest of Europe.

Not All Mutual Society Members Will Receive the IRPF Refund: Pensioners Who Will Be Left Without It

The IRPF refund only benefits those who contributed to a mandatory labor mutual fund before 1979, and in some cases until the 80s or 90s, excluding pensioners who do not meet these criteria.

Trump raises tariffs on India to 50% for purchasing Russian oil

The increase to 50% in tariffs on India for the purchase of Russian oil will take effect on August 27, in 21 days.

The price of used cars jumps 8.7% in July and sets a new record at 17,795 euros

The average price of used cars increased by 8.7% in July, reaching a record 17,795 euros. Conventional engines maintain high demand, while electric and hybrid vehicles experience a decline in popularity.

Siemens Gamesa increases its losses by 9.25% from October to June to 1.243 billion euros

Siemens Gamesa increased its losses by 9.25% to 1.243 billion euros between October and June. Its net profit also decreased by 8.7%, although its order backlog reached a record 136 billion euros during this period.

The war between Pamela Anderson and Sylvester Stallone escalates after the action movie hero's words and her response

Pamela Anderson revealed in her documentary that Sylvester Stallone offered her a Porsche in exchange for a date. Stallone responded by calling her a liar, intensifying the conflict between them.

Who is Billie Piper, the new music teacher at Nevermore Academy in 'Wednesday'

Billie Piper joins season 2 of 'Wednesday' as the music teacher at Nevermore Academy. Although not very well known in Spain, she is a prominent star in the United Kingdom.

Review of 'Wednesday': 6 reasons why season 2 is better than the first

Jenna Ortega returns as Wednesday in a more intense and familiar Nevermore. The wait was difficult, but the new season surpasses the first, offering a scarier tone and a stronger narrative that has pleased fans.

Charlize Theron Turns 50: Her 5 Favorite Films Show Impeccable Taste

South African actress Charlize Theron celebrates her 50th birthday by showcasing an evolution from sex symbol to award-winning performer, successful producer, and action hero, demonstrating her versatility and strength in the film industry.

Nolan has given Charlize Theron the best role in 'The Odyssey': why she is perfect for her character

Charlize Theron will play one of the most powerful and interesting characters in Nolan's adaptation of 'The Odyssey,' confirming her key role in this epic work based on Homer's poem.

Goodbye to the heatwave: the summer horror movie has arrived to chill your blood

The directors of ‘Talk to Me’ return to Spanish cinemas with their second film, starring Sally Hawkins.

This is 'Blood of My Blood', the prequel to 'Outlander' coming to streaming

'Blood of My Blood', the prequel to 'Outlander' based on Diana Gabaldon's novels, explores the love story between Claire and Jamie in earlier years. The series will premiere this summer on Spanish streaming platforms.

More and More Homes in Spain Are Choosing Smart Locks: What They Offer and Why to Choose One

Smart locks are replacing traditional keys in Spain. They offer greater security, convenience, and remote control, making home access and monitoring easier. Their growing popularity is due to integration with home automation systems and improved protection against intruders.

Are VPNs Coming to an End? UK Closely Monitors Their Use Due to New Age Verification

The UK is closely monitoring the use of VPNs, as some users employ them to bypass age verification systems and access adult or harmful content, posing challenges for the new regulation.

With phones like the one I have tested, foldables have a secured future

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 stands out for its ultra-thin design and premium features, offering exceptional comfort that strengthens the appeal and promising future of foldable smartphones.

The legendary Windows XP Clippy returns… but at your feet: this is what Microsoft's new Crocs are like

Microsoft launches new Crocs inspired by Clippy, the iconic Windows XP assistant, aimed at technology fans and those nostalgic for that era.

China Reveals Its Next Stealth Fighter Jet in Stunning Photos

Photos reveal a new Chinese stealth fighter jet with 'W'-shaped wings and air intakes designed to reduce detectability, indicating advances in military aviation technology.

With Friends, Alone, or as a Couple (and Now More Than Ever): Plans to Enjoy August and Make the Most of Summer

August is the ideal month to break the routine, travel, and enjoy the summer. Whether with friends, as a couple, or alone, it suggests making the most of rest and experiences to disconnect and recharge.

Summer McIntosh, the relentless swimmer who says she "hates losing more than she likes winning"

Summer McIntosh, coached by Fred Vernoux, former coach of Mireia Belmonte, is a prominent world swimmer at only 18 years old, known for her relentless competitive spirit and her aversion to defeat.

Why Heat Waves Are More Deadly and Affect Women More Than Men

Studies indicate that heat waves impact women more due to biological and social factors, making them more vulnerable to illnesses related to high temperatures and increasing their mortality rate during these climate events.

The Retro 'Samba' Style Sneakers That Are a Hit at Lefties for Less Than €10

Lefties is clearing out retro 'Samba' style sneakers with reinforced toe caps and suede effect. This very popular footwear is available for less than €10, making a big impact among shoppers.

Paula Vázquez's Bottle Green Bikini Is the Most Flattering for Women Over 50

Paula Vázquez shows that style has no age with an elegant and flattering bottle green bikini, ideal for enhancing the silhouette of women over 50.

Hemophilia and Pregnancy: What This Little-Known Disorder Involves and Its Consequences for the Health of the Mother and Baby

Hemophilia, uncommon and little known, can affect pregnant women, putting both their health and that of the baby at risk during pregnancy and childbirth.

Eggplant San Jacobos, an easy and delicious recipe for less than three euros

Eggplant, low in calories and very versatile, is used to create a tasty vegetarian version of San Jacobos at a cost of less than three euros.

The Mallorca restaurant where Kings Felipe and Letizia dined along with their daughters: Balearic cuisine and an average bill of 60 euros

The Royal Family enjoyed Mallorcan gastronomy at a restaurant in Portitxol after visiting an exhibition. The place offers Balearic cuisine with an average bill of 60 euros.

The Marbella restaurant co-owned by Antonio Banderas where Will Smith dined and danced

Will Smith visited the restaurant in Marbella, a smaller sibling of El Pimpi in Málaga, co-owned by Antonio Banderas. There, he enjoyed the authentic Andalusian essence, dining and dancing in a typical regional atmosphere.

The Anti-Inflammatory Dinner for Only Five Euros by Nutritionist Sandra Moñino "Without Having to Cook"

Nutritionist Sandra Moñino, author of 'Goodbye to Inflammation,' presents a simple and affordable recipe for a protein-rich, anti-inflammatory salad. This dinner, which costs only five euros, can be prepared without cooking, making healthy and practical eating easier.

A Butcher's Trick to Thaw Meat with Water and Salt: "Never Outside the Fridge"

A butcher recommends using cold salted water to speed up the thawing of meat, clarifying that this process should always be done inside the fridge to avoid contamination risks.

How to Prepare Zucchini This Summer (and It’s Not Pasta or Salad)

A recipe that combines zucchini with potato and spices, ideal for vegan diets, offering a fresh and healthy alternative for the summer.

Discover One of the Most Beautiful Cities in Portugal: It Is the Birthplace of the Country

This city near Porto stands out for its impressive heritage, which includes an imposing castle, stately homes, noble palaces, and lively squares, reflecting its important history as the birthplace of Portugal.

The Megaliths of Carnac, in France, are now part of the UNESCO World Heritage List

The Carnac alignments, located in France, have been officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, recognizing their historical and cultural value. This megalithic site, famous for its more than 3,000 prehistoric stones, attracts researchers and tourists, highlighting the importance of preserving this exceptional site.

The Most Fun Route in Catalonia: Starts from a Medieval Bridge, Passes Waterfalls, and Leads to a Beautiful Viewpoint

The Torrent dels Abadals, in Castellbell i el Vilar, 40 minutes from Barcelona, is an ideal route for beginners. It combines a medieval bridge, waterfalls, and a spectacular viewpoint, offering a complete and enjoyable experience in nature.

The Parador located in a 17th-century former convent in one of the most beautiful villages in Spain

The Parador, situated in a 17th-century former convent, offers 14 interior courtyards, galleries, an outdoor swimming pool, and a restaurant specializing in traditional Manchegan cuisine.

The impressive church of a village in Galicia that is among the most beautiful

The church, located in the center of the village, stands out for its imposing architecture that combines Romanesque and Gothic styles, making it one of the most beautiful in Galicia.

The Exotic Natural Pool of a Beach in Cantabria: Crystal Clear Waters Sheltered from the Waves

This hidden gem on the Cantabrian coast, located in a popular tourist destination in northern Spain, offers a natural pool with crystal clear waters sheltered from the waves, perfect for an excursion.

The Hiking Trail in One of Spain’s Most Beautiful Villages That Ends at a Viewpoint

This Asturian village, recognized as one of the five most beautiful villages in Spain, offers alongside its notable heritage a hiking trail that culminates at a viewpoint with stunning views, ideal for connecting with nature and enjoying the landscape.

The Doctor José Manuel Felices' 'Egyptian Method' to Combat the Heat: "Lowering Body Temperature Is Basic"

José Manuel Felices recommends the "Egyptian method" to combat the heat and improve sleep during hot nights, emphasizing the importance of lowering body temperature for optimal rest.

Antoni Figueredo, Podiatrist: "Flip-flops may be comfortable at first, but they are not good"

Antoni Figueredo warns that although flip-flops may be comfortable initially, they are not suitable for wearing all day due to potential foot problems.

A new effect of the COVID vaccine discovered: it reduces symptoms in infected pregnant women

Researchers from CEU UCH, the European University of Valencia, and Valencian hospitals conclude that the COVID-19 vaccine reduces obstetric complications in infected pregnant women, improving their health and that of the baby.

Neither fan nor shower: the clever trick to sleep cool in summer during these hot nights

The technique consists of filling a bag with hot water, freezing it, and using it to cool down during hot nights, offering an effective alternative to the fan or shower to sleep cool in summer.

A new genetic analysis predicts the risk of adult obesity from childhood

Researchers developed a polygenic risk score (PGS) that reliably predicts the likelihood of obesity in adulthood from childhood, enabling early interventions.

A Podiatrist's Warning if You Walk Barefoot in the Pool: "At First It Looks Like a Hardness or a Callus, but Then It Hurts When You Step"

Walking barefoot in public pools can cause plantar warts. These initially are mistaken for hard skin or calluses, but later cause pain when stepping. It is recommended to protect your feet to avoid this infection.

The popular electric car chargers in Europe known for being the most expensive

In Spain, there are 70 fast charging points from this company, with lower rates for premium customers.

The crime punishable by several months in prison that a woman faces after crashing her car during illegal "practice" sessions

A woman and her passenger suffered an accident in Borobia (Soria) while practicing driving on their own without a license or professional supervision, which could lead to several months in prison for carrying out illegal driving practice to obtain a driving license.

These are the signs your car gives when it needs the timing belt changed

Knowing the condition of your car is crucial to avoid costly repairs. Identifying the signs that the timing belt needs to be changed helps prevent serious mechanical failures and high expenses at the workshop.

Kia's Electric Van Now Has Prices and Is Cheaper Than You Might Imagine

The Kia PV5 electric van stands out for its unique design and great versatility, with competitive prices starting from 38,690 euros for the passenger version.

These Are the Offenses for Violating Driving Time Limits in Transportation

Professional drivers who exceed the allowed driving times on Spanish roads will face financial penalties, putting their finances at risk for failing to comply with traffic regulations.

The spiral of construction works on the M-30, Castellana, A-5, metro, and Cercanías clogs up Madrid until August

Major construction works in key areas of Madrid, such as Cinco Torres and Ventas, along with the partial closure of metro line 6, have caused traffic jams and problems, affecting a month that is usually quiet.

The Asphalt Operation Expands to 111 New Streets in Madrid Across All Districts This Summer

The Madrid City Council will renovate the pavement of a total of 367 streets, expanding this year’s operation to 111 new roads and covering 900,569 square meters across all districts during the summer.

The PP calls the release of the alleged attacker from Torre Pacheco "intolerable" and demands that the laws be "toughened"

The PP, through López Miras, denounces the release of the alleged attacker from Torre Pacheco as "intolerable" and calls for laws to be toughened to be stricter with criminals.

Released the alleged perpetrator of the assault that triggered the Torre Pacheco riots

The young Moroccan, alleged perpetrator of the assault that caused riots in Torre Pacheco, was arrested in Errenteria while trying to flee to France. He was subsequently released.

Prison for stealing with a screwdriver in a supermarket and an ATM in Córdoba in one afternoon

A man threatened a supermarket cashier with a screwdriver and then a person withdrawing money at an ATM in Córdoba, being arrested and imprisoned for these robberies that occurred in the same afternoon.

Operation Fairgoer Begins: First Moroccan Child Hidden in an Amusement Ride Intercepted in Ceuta

The Civil Guard has intensified controls following Ceuta's Patron Saint Festivities to prevent migrants, including children, from hiding in amusement rides ("cacharritos") and managing to reach the mainland. The first Moroccan child has been intercepted under these circumstances since the operation began.

The smoke and ash from the wildfire ravaging France cover the sky of the Balearic Islands

A woman has died, another person is missing, and two more were injured in one of the most severe wildfires in France's history, whose smoke and ash have covered the sky of the Balearic Islands.

Man Arrested Accused of Raping a Woman in the Bathrooms of a Supermarket in Valencia

A man was arrested accused of raping a Brazilian woman in the bathrooms of a supermarket in Valencia. After the assault, the suspect threatened her, saying she would face repercussions if she reported it to the police.

O Carballiño once again celebrates octopus with a giant tapa of 600 kilos

In O Carballiño, the octopus cooks prepared a giant octopus tapa weighing 600 kilos, managing to prepare it in just ten minutes after boiling the cephalopod, thus highlighting the importance of octopus in the area.

Los Mossos Arrest the Suspected Perpetrator of Six Violent Robberies in Various Shops in Barcelona

The suspected perpetrator of six violent robberies in shops in Barcelona was arrested by Los Mossos. He was serving a prison sentence and did not return to the penitentiary center after being released on July 30.

Fire in Rianxo: Flames Cause the Roof Collapse of a Canning Factory and Force the Evacuation of More Than a Hundred Workers

A fire started in the upper area of a facility in Rianxo, going undetected from the inside, so the workers continued their tasks. The flames caused the roof of a canning factory to collapse, forcing the evacuation of more than a hundred employees for safety reasons.

Catalonia installs AI cameras to improve surveillance in Cap de Creus

Catalonia has launched a pilot test with two high-resolution, night-vision cameras in Cap de Creus, using artificial intelligence to enhance surveillance and security in the area.

This is the next long weekend in Castilla-La Mancha: there will be three days of holiday

The residents of Castilla-La Mancha will have to wait until mid-2025 to enjoy the next long weekend, which will offer three consecutive days of holiday.

The "incredible" image of a cow floating adrift in Altea: it wouldn't be the first case

A cow was found floating dead on August 4 near the Bay of Altea. The causes of its death and how it ended up in the sea are unknown. It wouldn't be the first time a similar case has occurred in the area.

The Most Viral TikTok Trend Among Childfree Couples: "Practicing for When We Scold Them"

Childfree young people on TikTok are making a trend go viral where they simulate how they would scold their future children after coming back from a party, having fun with the idea before actually having kids.

A TikToker lists the romantic stages to avoid in summer: "You’ll end up needing therapy"

A young TikTok creator shares a list of romantic phases to avoid during the summer to prevent emotional problems, warning that these situations could require therapy if not handled properly.

Sex Clinic: "I'm on medication, I've lost my erections, am I worn out? I want to give my partner more than just caresses"

In this new installment of the 20minutos sex clinic, Santiago Frago, director of the AMALTEA Institute of Sexology, answers questions about erection problems related to medication and offers advice to improve sexual and emotional life as a couple.

Agustina Rodrigo, doctor: "If you want a healthy tan, avoid tanning booths"

Dermatologist Agustina Rodrigo advises avoiding tanning booths to maintain a healthy tan. She answers questions about skin health and aesthetic treatments, highlighting the importance of protecting the skin and choosing safe tanning methods.

"I’m Renting, Am I Obligated to Let a Bank Appraiser Enter My Home to Photograph It?"

This housing advisory service helps resolve doubts about issues with neighbors, the community (assessments, leaks, garages, cleaning, security, noise, odors), or with landlords, including legal matters and coexistence in rental housing.

"If the working day is reduced, will I have to work longer to be able to retire?"

UGT specialists clarify doubts about the reduction of the working day, explaining its effects and clarifying whether this measure affects the time required to retire.

Is Something Worrying or Blocking You? We Help You with Your Questions in 20minutos' Psychology Office

20minutos offers a psychology office for those facing worries or emotional blockages. This space provides guidance to manage difficult situations through dialogue and professional support, helping to overcome challenging moments and promote mental well-being.

A new study questions the 'pet effect': adopting a dog during the pandemic did not improve well-being

A recent study reveals that adopting a dog during the pandemic did not produce a lasting increase in people's well-being, challenging the common belief that having a pet improves long-term emotional health.

Can Dogs Judge People? A New Study Challenges Our Beliefs

A two-phase study, involving indirect observation and direct experience, investigates whether dogs can judge people. The results challenge the common idea that dogs evaluate people based on their actions and behavior.

How Heat Affects Dogs: From These Temperatures, the Risk Is Extreme

Heat waves seriously affect dogs, putting their lives at risk. Not all breeds tolerate heat equally, so it is crucial to identify from what temperature it becomes dangerous to take them for a walk in order to protect their health.

Your Daily Horoscope for Thursday, August 7, 2025

Check the daily horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the predictions that will guide you in your day-to-day life.

Sturgeon Supermoon: How to See August’s Unusual Full Moon

The Sturgeon Supermoon, August’s full moon, appears larger and brighter due to its close proximity to Earth. This unique lunar event offers ideal viewing conditions for moon watchers. To observe it, look toward the eastern horizon shortly after sunset on the specified date. The supermoon’s name comes from the sturgeon fish, historically associated with this time of year.

What is the Iberian Trio that will make history in Spain and where to watch each of these eclipses

Spain will experience an astronomical milestone with three eclipses in three years, known as the 'Iberian Trio.' This unique event will allow Spaniards to enjoy and study these phenomena from different locations across the country, marking a historic moment for Spanish astronomy.

Three Old Sayings That Warn Us About Rushing

Three popular sayings alert us to the risks of impatience and rushing, reminding us that acting with urgency can lead to negative outcomes.

An unusual way to combat stress: pacifiers for adults

Thousands of young people in China use pacifiers to relieve anxiety and insomnia, although this practice may cause health problems.

When There Is No Sex Education, Porn Shapes Teenage Relationships

A study reveals that the lack of sex education causes the consumption of porn to influence teenage relationships, increasing sexual, physical, and psychological violence in their dating experiences.

Football Stars Born in August

The article highlights outstanding footballers born in August, continuing the series that reviewed players from February to July. It recognizes talents who have left a mark on football, emphasizing the importance of this month in the birth of great stars.

'Celebrities' with 200 Million Followers on Instagram

Several celebrities have reached more than 200 million followers on Instagram, solidifying their enormous influence on the platform and highlighting their global popularity.

It's Not Just Trudeau and Katy Perry: Other Love Stories Between Politicians and Artists

Politics and music often intersect, leading to unexpected couples. Beyond the possible romance between Trudeau and Katy Perry, there are other surprising examples of relationships between political leaders and celebrities from the artistic world.

Unbelievable Things That Happened to People and Are Hard to Believe

This article recounts surprising and uncommon situations that, although they seem impossible, have actually happened in some people's lives, challenging our expectations about what can occur.

Riviera Maya Beyond the 'All Inclusive': Activities Worth Doing in the Mexican Caribbean

Although the Riviera Maya is full of all-inclusive hotels, its archaeological ruins and water activities offer unique experiences that enrich any visit to the Mexican Caribbean.

Anbernic brings us back to classic consoles, but with modern features for 60 euros

The Anbernic console combines classic design with modern functionalities like Wifi and Bluetooth. Currently, it is on sale on Aliexpress with a 135-euro discount, ideal for those looking for an accessible and updated retro experience.

This is the most practical cabinet to keep all your cleaning products under the sink

This cabinet is designed to store sponges, cloths, and rags in an accessible way, making them easy to use during cleaning and keeping the area organized.

These shorts look like Zara’s, but they are much cheaper: lightweight and under 15 euros

On Amazon Essentials, you can find lightweight, affordable shorts available in various sizes. These models have many positive reviews and are an affordable alternative to brands like Zara, with prices under 15 euros.

Workers face intense workdays during the heatwave: "We can't stop, for us it's a normal day"

Workers endure tough shifts during the heatwave, maintaining their usual pace despite the high temperatures. It is crucial that they follow recommendations such as staying hydrated and avoiding direct exposure to the sun to ensure their workplace safety.

This Would Be the Safest Town in Alicante if World War III Started, According to AI

This town in the Valencian Community is considered one of the safest places in Alicante in the event of a Third World War due to its location and mountainous surroundings, which offer natural protection against potential conflicts.

Man Arrested in Paris for Lighting a Cigarette with the Flame of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Arc de Triomphe

A man was arrested in Paris for lighting a cigarette using the flame of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Arc de Triomphe. He is accused of desecration of a grave and damage to a monument dedicated to the deceased.

Mazón speaks out about the decorations awarded to his bodyguards on the day of the DANA: "Doubting them is an injustice"

President Mazón defends the decorations granted to his bodyguards during the DANA, clarifying that the decision was made by the National Police Corps Unit and considers it unfair to doubt it.

Keys to the Bolsonaro Case: The Former President Convicted for His Conspiracy to a Coup d'État

Former Brazilian president Bolsonaro was convicted for conspiring to carry out a coup d'état. He has been charged since March with attempted coup, attempt to abolish the democratic rule of law, and criminal organization, in addition to having violated imposed judicial restrictions.

A train traveling from Madrid to Almería is towed and completes the journey by road after a breakdown

A train traveling from Madrid to Almería suffered a breakdown. Passengers were transported by bus from La Alamedilla to Huércal-Viator to complete the journey by road.

Delays on Renfe: One-hour delays on high-speed trains from Madrid to Valencia and Alicante due to a breakdown

High-speed trains between Madrid, Valencia, and Alicante are experiencing delays of up to one hour this morning due to a track breakdown.

El Arenal Sound activates presale for the 2026 edition and sells out the first 5,000 tickets

The sixteenth edition of El Arenal Sound will take place from July 30 to August 2, 2026, in Burriana, Castellón. The ticket presale has opened with great success, selling out the first 5,000 tickets available.

Juan Muñoz reveals his current relationship with José Mota and talks about a possible reunion: "It might happen"

Juan Muñoz explains that, although he would like to, he does not maintain continuous contact with José Mota, his former partner in 'Cruz y Raya', but does not rule out a future reunion.

The Russian Institute Studying Time Travel and Teleportation Closes

The Institute for the Research of the Nature of Time, affiliated with Moscow State University and dedicated to the study of time travel and teleportation, has closed after more than 25 years of activity.

A 12-year-old boy dies after falling off a cliff in Castro Urdiales

A 12-year-old boy from the Basque Country died after falling off a cliff in Castro Urdiales while playing hide and seek with a friend.

50 Years Since the Death of Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie's Detective, Whose Farewell Was Announced in the 'New York Times'

Hercule Poirot, the Belgian detective created by Agatha Christie, remains an iconic literary figure 50 years after his fictional death, remembered for his meticulousness, elegance, and cunning.

The most geeky auction: Darth Vader's lightsaber, Indiana Jones' whip...

More than a thousand iconic movie items will be auctioned in London, including Darth Vader's lightsaber, Harry Potter's wand, and Indiana Jones' whip belt. The collection brings together highly coveted pieces by fans and collectors, highlighting the cultural significance and historical value of these emblematic film artifacts.

The Dreambeach Festival Gears Up with Will Smith as Headliner

The Dreambeach Festival in El Toyo-Retamar, Almería, will take place on August 7th, 8th, and 9th. Will Smith will be the headliner, accompanied by artists such as Steve Aoki and Nathy Peluso.

The longest solar eclipse that will plunge Spain into darkness: when it will happen and in which cities it can be seen

Spain will experience the ‘Iberian Trio,’ a series of three unique solar eclipses that will make astronomical history in the country, including the longest solar eclipse that can be seen from several Spanish cities.

Dakota Johnson wears the most natural crystal French manicure of the summer: elegant and modern nails

The crystal French manicure is the ideal trend for summer, combining elegance and naturalness. Dakota Johnson sports it as the perfect option for having impeccable, modern, and sophisticated nails during the season.

20AM: Everything You Need to Know to Start the Day Informed

20AM offers a daily summary with the most important news to start the day informed. It includes updates on politics, economy, society, and relevant events, helping readers stay on top of the essentials quickly and clearly.

My Wallet: Tips and Tricks to Make the Most of Your Budget

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget, such as planning expenses, saving regularly, and avoiding impulse purchases. It also suggests taking advantage of deals, comparing prices, and prioritizing needs to improve financial health and maximize the use of available money.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

Cinemanía highlights the best must-watch series and movies of the moment, recommending titles that capture attention with their innovative plots and outstanding performances. Productions for all tastes are emphasized, from drama and action to comedy, ensuring quality entertainment for diverse audiences.

What It Means When People Help Waiters Clear the Table, According to Psychology

Helping waiters clear the table, although it may seem like a simple gesture, has a deep psychological meaning. This action reflects empathy, cooperation, and a sense of community, strengthening social relationships and improving the well-being of both the helper and the person receiving the help.

The beautiful town of Alicante that tourists don't know and is next to the best beaches

This town in the Valencian Community, close to the Mediterranean, combines outstanding architecture with an exceptional natural environment, making it a fascinating and little-known destination for tourists.

The Tricks You Need to Know to Spot a Camouflaged Guardia Civil Vehicle

The Guardia Civil has been using camouflaged vehicles for decades, including cars, vans, motorcycles, and trucks, to covertly detect traffic violations.

Mercadona has the ultimate breakfast product: recommended by doctors

Mercadona offers an ideal product for quick and healthy breakfasts, recommended by doctors. It is nutritious, beneficial for health, and affordable, making it easier to start the day without skipping this essential meal.

This is the Pilates exercise to achieve a flat stomach and strengthen the pelvic floor

The Pilates method is simple and effective for achieving a strong abdomen, as well as strengthening the core and improving flexibility and body mobility.

Goodbye to Matalascañas: the beautiful crystal-clear beaches of Huelva that compete with it

Huelva, in the southwest of Spain, offers extensive and lesser-known beaches with crystal-clear waters that rival the popular Matalascañas, ideal for enjoying the summer.

The 'Bones' Actress Remembers Her Hell on the Show's Set: "I Cried Every Night"

Emily Deschanel revealed that playing the forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan on 'Bones' was a challenge due to her dyslexia, which caused her great frustration and made her cry every night during filming.

Prime Video took years, but it finally released it: considered the worst movie in history

The reboot of 'War of the Worlds' starring Ice Cube took five years to be released on Prime Video and has been rated as the worst movie ever.

Goodbye to Dehydration: Three Exercises That Do Not Risk Health During a Heatwave

Engaging in physical activity during heatwaves can be dangerous. Three exercises are recommended that help prevent dehydration and do not pose health risks under these conditions, promoting an active and safe lifestyle despite the high temperatures.

The Cheapest Town in Granada to Retire Without Worries: It Has the Lowest Housing Prices

This Andalusian municipality, located 35 km from Granada, offers housing at very low prices. With fewer than 10,000 inhabitants, it has essential services such as a health center, pharmacy, and shops, making it ideal for retiring without worrying about the cost of living.

San Cayetano Festivals 2025 in Madrid: Complete Program of Activities, Events, and Concerts

The San Cayetano festivals in Madrid 2025 will include various cultural activities and events, featuring performances such as that of the group Azúcar Moreno, and precede the celebrations of San Lorenzo and the Virgin of La Paloma.

The town where Estopa spend their summer vacations: there they are known as 'the sardines' and have a street named after them

This municipality in Extremadura, in the province of Badajoz and near Córdoba, has been Estopa's holiday destination since their childhood. There they are nicknamed 'the sardines' and have a street in their honor.

Gold prices tick higher on fresh US tariff threats, Fed rate cut hopes

Gold prices rose due to renewed US tariff threats and hopes for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Investors viewed escalating trade tensions and potential monetary easing as supportive of safe-haven assets like gold, boosting demand and pushing prices upward.

Oil rises 1% on US demand strength, though macroeconomic uncertainty remains

Oil prices climbed 1% due to strong US demand, signaling optimism in fuel consumption. However, concerns persist over global macroeconomic uncertainties, including potential economic slowdowns and geopolitical tensions, which may impact future market stability and oil demand.

Codelco requests to restart part of El Teniente mine after accident

Codelco has requested approval to restart operations in part of its El Teniente copper mine following a recent accident. The company aims to resume production while ensuring safety measures are enhanced to prevent further incidents. Authorities are reviewing the request as investigations into the accident continue.

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Trump imposes extra 25% tariff on Indian goods, ties hit new low

President Trump announced an additional 25% tariff on certain Indian imports, citing trade imbalances. This move has escalated tensions between the US and India, significantly impacting bilateral trade relations. Both countries’ ties have reached a new low as negotiations stall and economic friction increases.

Trump tariffs cost small Canadian firms as big business, oil enjoy exemptions

Trump-era tariffs on Canadian goods have disproportionately harmed small Canadian firms, which face higher costs and barriers. Meanwhile, larger businesses and the oil sector benefit from exemptions, allowing them to avoid these tariffs. This disparity has created economic challenges for small exporters struggling to compete amid rising trade tensions and protectionist measures.

Trump says he could impose more tariffs on China, similar to India duties, over Russian oil

Former President Trump suggested he might impose additional tariffs on China, akin to those applied on India, as a response to China's purchase of Russian oil. He criticized current policies and hinted at using tariffs as leverage to counter Beijing's actions related to Russia and its energy imports.

US ethane curbs will make contracting to China harder, Energy Transfer says

Energy Transfer stated that new US restrictions on ethane exports to China will complicate contract negotiations. These curbs, aimed at limiting critical chemical sales to China, could disrupt existing supply agreements and affect market dynamics between the two countries' petrochemical sectors. The company highlighted challenges in securing deals amid the tightening regulatory environment.

China extends probe on imported beef in respite for global suppliers

China has extended its investigation into imported beef, providing temporary relief for global suppliers facing strict scrutiny. The probe, initially aimed at ensuring food safety, has slowed imports but the extension suggests China may take a measured approach before imposing further restrictions, allowing international exporters some breathing room amid rising trade tensions.

On eve of US tariffs, Brazilian beef exports hit record high in July

In July, Brazilian beef exports reached a record high just before the US imposed new tariffs. The surge reflects strong global demand and Brazil's competitive pricing, despite upcoming trade barriers. This export growth highlights Brazil's significant role in the global beef market amid shifting trade dynamics.

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Siemens reports Q3 results in line with forecast on weak dollar; confirms 2025 outlook

Siemens reported Q3 earnings in line with forecasts, attributing results to a weak dollar's impact. The company maintained its 2025 outlook, signaling confidence in its medium-term strategy despite currency challenges affecting its financials.

Toyota cuts annual profit estimate, expects $9.5 billion tariff hit

Toyota has lowered its annual profit forecast due to an anticipated $9.5 billion impact from tariffs. The automaker cites increased costs and trade tensions as key factors affecting earnings, signaling challenges ahead in the global market.

Rheinmetall slightly misses Q2 sales expectations but confirms target

Rheinmetall reported Q2 sales slightly below expectations but maintained its full-year sales target. The defense and automotive supplier highlighted ongoing demand in defense markets, offsetting automotive sector challenges. The company remains optimistic about growth prospects and continues to invest in innovation and capacity expansion despite current market uncertainties.

Allianz posts better-than-expected Q2 profit and confirms target

Allianz reported stronger-than-expected profits for Q2, driven by improved investment income and robust underwriting results. The insurer confirmed its full-year targets, highlighting resilient performance amid market volatility and ongoing economic challenges. Management remains confident in achieving growth and maintaining financial stability throughout the year.

Toyota Q1 profit falls, cuts FY guidance on bigger US tariff impact

Toyota's Q1 profit declined due to increased costs from higher US tariffs on imported vehicles and parts. The company has lowered its full-year earnings forecast, citing ongoing tariff challenges and supply chain disruptions. Despite these setbacks, Toyota remains focused on cost control and operational efficiency to mitigate the impact.

Deutsche Telekom meets Q2 profit expectations, lifts guidance

Deutsche Telekom reported Q2 profits in line with expectations and raised its full-year guidance, reflecting strong performance across its segments. The company highlighted growth in revenue and customer base, driven by expanding 5G services and increased demand for connectivity solutions amid digital transformation trends. This outlook boost signals confidence in continued robust market position and operational execution.

C1 Fund prices IPO at $10 per share, raising up to $63.4 million

C1 Fund has set its initial public offering price at $10 per share, aiming to raise up to $63.4 million. The fund plans to use the proceeds to invest in promising early-stage companies, targeting growth sectors. This IPO reflects strong market interest and confidence in C1 Fund's investment strategy and portfolio potential.

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Samsung shares rise on Apple supply deal, US tariff exemption

Samsung’s shares gained after securing a deal to supply Apple with key components. The move strengthens Samsung’s position in the tech supply chain. Additionally, the U.S. granted Samsung a tariff exemption, reducing costs on certain imports. These developments boosted investor confidence, reflecting positively on Samsung's market outlook.

Thai consumer confidence hits lowest level in over two years

Thai consumer confidence dropped to its lowest in over two years, reflecting growing concerns over rising living costs and economic uncertainties. The decline highlights challenges consumers face amid inflation and global economic pressures, impacting their spending and saving behaviors.

China rare earth exports slid in July after hitting peak in prior month

China’s rare earth exports decreased in July following a peak in June. After reaching record highs, shipments have slowed down amid changing market demands and regulatory factors. This decline reflects China’s cautious approach to managing rare earth supply, which is critical for global tech industries and clean energy production.

Trump's higher tariff rates hit goods from major US trading partners

Trump's administration has imposed increased tariff rates on imported goods from key US trading partners, affecting industries and supply chains. The move aims to protect domestic businesses but risks escalating trade tensions and impacting global markets. Major partners are responding with concerns about potential economic fallout and retaliatory measures.

New Zealand inflation expectations slightly lower in Q3, RBNZ survey shows

New Zealand's Q3 survey by the Reserve Bank indicates a slight decrease in inflation expectations. Consumers and businesses anticipate marginally lower price rises compared to previous quarters, reflecting easing inflation pressures amid ongoing economic adjustments.

China's trade balance shrinks in July; exports surge on US trade truce

In July, China's trade surplus narrowed as imports rose alongside robust export growth, boosted by a recent US-China trade truce. The easing tensions led to increased overseas demand, while domestic consumption fueled import gains. This shift signals improving global trade conditions and a potential easing of the trade conflict's pressure on China's economy.

Australia trade balance improves in June as exports rebound

Australia's trade balance improved in June, driven by a rebound in exports. The recovery helped narrow the trade deficit, supported by strong demand for key commodities. This positive shift reflects improved global market conditions and bolsters the country's economic outlook amid ongoing challenges.

South Korea June current account at biggest surplus on record

South Korea's current account surplus in June reached a record high, driven by strong exports and robust trade performance. This surge reflects increased demand for South Korean goods globally, contributing to the nation's economic stability amid global uncertainties. The surplus supports the country's currency and strengthens its financial position internationally.

Irish tax revenue increased by another rise in corporate receipts

Ireland's tax revenue has risen again, mainly due to a surge in corporate tax payments. This growth reflects the strong performance of multinational companies operating in the country, significantly contributing to the state's finances. The increase in corporate tax receipts highlights Ireland's ongoing attractiveness as a center for global business and investment.

EIA Crude Oil Inventories Report Reveals Unexpected Drop, Bullish for Crude Prices

The latest EIA report showed a surprising decline in crude oil inventories, suggesting stronger demand or supply constraints. This unexpected drop has boosted market sentiment, leading to higher crude prices as traders anticipate tighter supply conditions ahead.

Canada's services PMI rises to eight-month high in July as business confidence improves

Canada's services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) climbed to an eight-month high in July, driven by increased business confidence and stronger demand. The improvement reflects a rebound in service sector activity, signaling a positive outlook despite ongoing economic uncertainties. Growth was broad-based, supported by robust expansions in new orders and employment.

Asian stocks climb, dollar droops on Fed easing bets

Asian stocks rose as investors anticipated the Federal Reserve might ease monetary policy soon. The US dollar weakened amid expectations of potential interest rate cuts. Markets responded positively to signals that inflation pressures were easing, boosting risk appetite and encouraging buying in equities across the region.

Analysis - In Australia's housing war, political shift picks newbies over NIMBYs

Australia's political landscape is shifting as younger, pro-development candidates gain influence, challenging traditional "Not In My Backyard" (NIMBY) opposition to housing growth. This change reflects growing frustration with housing affordability and supply shortages, pushing policymakers to prioritize new developments to address the crisis, signaling a departure from entrenched local resistance to expansion.

Europe's bond market losing Dutch pension fund buyers as retirement payouts shift

Europe's bond market is experiencing reduced demand from Dutch pension funds due to changes in retirement payout structures. As pensions shift from defined benefit to defined contribution schemes, funds are allocating less to bonds for predictable income, impacting liquidity and pricing in the European bond markets. This shift challenges issuers relying on stable pension fund investment and signals changing dynamics in fixed-income demand.

Japan's Topix hits record high on Wall Street rally, solid earnings

Japan's Topix index reached a record high, driven by a strong rally on Wall Street and robust corporate earnings reports. Investor confidence was bolstered by positive economic data and upbeat forecasts from major companies, contributing to gains across various sectors in the Japanese stock market.

Dollar holds losses on US economy concerns, Fed appointments

The US dollar remained lower amid growing concerns over the US economy and uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve appointments. Investors are cautious as economic data signals potential slowdown, while market participants await clarity on key Federal Reserve leadership roles that could influence future monetary policy decisions. This sentiment maintained downward pressure on the dollar.

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Philippines posts strongest growth in a year in second quarter, driven by farm output

The Philippines recorded its highest economic growth in a year during the second quarter, primarily fueled by increased agricultural production. Improved farm output contributed significantly to the country’s GDP growth, signaling recovery and stability in the sector amidst ongoing global economic challenges.

Trump says US to levy 100% tariff on imported chips but some firms exempt

President Trump announced a 100% tariff on imported semiconductor chips to boost domestic production. However, exemptions will be granted to certain firms to avoid disrupting supply chains. The move aims to strengthen US technology independence amid global chip shortages and trade tensions.

Morning Bid: Split Bank of England set to cut rates

The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates despite internal disagreements among policymakers. A divided committee signals uncertainty over economic outlook and inflation pressures. The move aims to support growth while balancing inflation risks, reflecting concerns about slowing economic momentum and the cost of living crisis. Markets anticipate cautious easing to stimulate the economy without fueling inflation.

Japanese investors ditch foreign stocks on US economic concerns, tariff tensions

Japanese investors are pulling back from foreign stocks due to worries about the US economy and ongoing tariff disputes. Concerns over economic slowdown and escalating trade tensions have prompted a shift towards safer domestic assets, reflecting caution amid global market uncertainties. This trend highlights growing apprehension about the impact of US policies on international investments.

Ethereum-Based Meme Coin 'Little Pepe' Sells Out Stage 9, Raises Over $16.5M in Presale

The Ethereum-based meme coin 'Little Pepe' has sold out its ninth presale stage, raising over $16.5 million in total. The project's strong community support and growing interest highlight the popularity of meme coins in the crypto market, positioning Little Pepe as a notable player in the space ahead of its official launch.

BTCC Exchange Sets Sail for Exclusive Tokyo Summer Festival 2025 Aboard Traditional Yakatabune

BTCC Exchange will host an exclusive event aboard a traditional yakatabune boat during Tokyo’s Summer Festival 2025. This unique experience combines cultural festivities with a scenic cruise, offering participants a blend of tradition and celebration in a memorable setting. The event aims to enhance community engagement and showcase Japanese heritage during the vibrant festival season.

Bitcoin price today: flat at $114k as trade, economic uncertainty persists

Bitcoin's price remains stable at around $114,000 amid ongoing trade tensions and economic uncertainty. Market participants are cautious, with limited volatility as global economic factors continue to influence investor sentiment and crypto market dynamics.

Cosmos Health secures up to $300 million facility for Ethereum strategy

Cosmos Health has obtained a financing facility of up to $300 million to support its Ethereum-focused strategy. This funding aims to enhance the company's capabilities and expand its reach within the blockchain and healthcare sectors, leveraging Ethereum's technology for innovative solutions.

TAO Synergies accumulates 42,111 Bittensor tokens as of August 5

TAO Synergies has acquired a total of 42,111 Bittensor tokens by August 5. This accumulation marks a strategic investment in the Bittensor ecosystem, potentially enhancing TAO Synergies' influence and participation in decentralized AI development on the platform.

Empery Digital buys 88 bitcoin, now holds over 4,000 BTC worth $470M

Empery Digital has purchased 88 bitcoin, increasing its total holdings to over 4,000 BTC valued at approximately $470 million. This acquisition reflects the company's ongoing strategy to accumulate bitcoin as a key asset amid growing interest in cryptocurrency investments.

Actelis Networks board approves cryptocurrency treasury strategy

Actelis Networks' board has approved a new treasury strategy involving cryptocurrency investments. This move aims to diversify the company's assets and leverage potential growth in digital currencies. The strategy includes allocating a portion of reserves to cryptocurrencies, reflecting growing corporate interest in crypto as a treasury tool to enhance financial flexibility and returns.

Unitronix adds Ethereum to treasury alongside Bitcoin holdings

Unitronix has expanded its cryptocurrency treasury by adding Ethereum alongside its existing Bitcoin holdings. This move aims to diversify their digital asset portfolio and leverage Ethereum's growing ecosystem and potential for broader application in decentralized finance and smart contracts. The company continues to show confidence in digital currencies as strategic long-term investments.

Stabull DEX Launches on Base: New Chain, New Token, 7 Stablecoin Pools, and Expanded Liquidity Mining Program

Stabull DEX has launched on the Base blockchain, introducing a new native token, seven stablecoin pools, and an expanded liquidity mining program. This move aims to enhance user experience, increase liquidity options, and incentivize participation on the new chain, marking a significant step in Stabull's growth and multi-chain expansion strategy.

Bakkt Holdings to acquire 30% stake in Tokyo-listed MarushoHotta

Bakkt Holdings announced it will acquire a 30% stake in Tokyo-listed MarushoHotta. This strategic investment aims to strengthen Bakkt's presence in the Asian market and enhance its digital asset ecosystem through collaboration with MarushoHotta's local expertise and resources. The partnership is expected to drive innovation and expand service offerings in the growing digital asset sector.

First Quantum extends tender offer deadline for 2027 senior notes

First Quantum Minerals has extended the deadline for its tender offer on its 2027 senior notes. The company aims to buy back more of its outstanding debt under revised terms, giving bondholders additional time to participate. This move is part of First Quantum’s strategy to optimize its capital structure and manage debt obligations effectively.

Chord Energy Q2 2025 slides: FCF growth accelerates as 4-mile laterals outperform

Chord Energy reported strong Q2 2025 results, with free cash flow growth accelerating due to the superior performance of its 4-mile lateral wells. The longer laterals have boosted production efficiency and lowered per-unit costs, driving better financial outcomes. The company remains optimistic about continued growth and operational improvements in upcoming quarters.

EnerSys Q1 FY'26 slides: 'EnerGize' strategy unveiled amid tariff challenges

EnerSys revealed its 'EnerGize' strategy in Q1 FY'26 to address increasing tariff pressures affecting costs and supply chains. The plan focuses on innovation, operational efficiency, and expanding global market reach to sustain growth. Despite challenges, EnerSys aims to strengthen its competitive position through targeted investments and strategic partnerships.

Watts Water Technologies Q2 2025 slides: record results prompt raised outlook

Watts Water Technologies reported record Q2 2025 results, driven by strong demand and operational efficiency. The company raised its full-year outlook, citing robust market conditions and improved profitability across its segments. Management highlighted continued innovation and strategic investments as key growth drivers moving forward.

Enhabit Q2 2025 slides: Hospice growth offsets Home Health challenges, debt reduction continues

Enhabit’s Q2 2025 results show strong hospice segment growth offsetting challenges in Home Health. The company continues to focus on reducing debt, improving its financial position. Despite home health service obstacles, overall performance remains steady due to hospice expansion and ongoing debt management efforts.

Xperi Q2 2025 slides: Revenue declines 11%, but cash flow turns positive

Xperi reported an 11% revenue decline in Q2 2025, reflecting challenges in sales. However, the company achieved positive cash flow during the quarter, signaling improved financial stability despite lower revenues.

Dutch Bros Q2 2025 slides: Revenue jumps 28% as shop expansion accelerates

Dutch Bros reported a 28% revenue increase in Q2 2025, driven by faster expansion of new stores. The company accelerated shop openings, boosting overall sales and market presence. Despite challenges in the broader market, Dutch Bros' growth strategy has strengthened its financial performance and outlook.

Brookdale Q2 2025 slides: EBITDA jumps 20%, guidance raised amid occupancy gains

Brookdale reported a 20% increase in Q2 2025 EBITDA, driven by higher occupancy rates. Strong operational performance led management to raise full-year guidance, reflecting confidence in continued growth and improved profitability. The company highlighted ongoing efforts to enhance resident experiences and optimize costs, supporting sustainable financial results.

Horace Mann Q2 2025 slides: Core EPS surges 293%, P&C profitability improves

Horace Mann reported a 293% increase in core earnings per share for Q2 2025, driven by enhanced profitability in its Property & Casualty segment. The company's improved underwriting results and expense management contributed to stronger financial performance, signaling robust operational efficiency and growth prospects.

RB Global Q2 2025 slides: Service revenue and EBITDA growth amid mixed sector performance

RB Global reported Q2 2025 service revenue and EBITDA growth despite varied results across sectors. While some divisions outperformed expectations, others faced challenges. The company focused on operational efficiency and strategic investments to drive overall profitability, maintaining a positive outlook amid economic uncertainties.