News Summary - 08/12/2025

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North Koreans tell BBC they are being sent to work 'like slaves' in Russia

Over 50,000 North Koreans are being sent to Russia to work under harsh conditions, as Russia's labor shortages worsen due to the war in Ukraine. Many report being treated like slaves in difficult jobs to support Moscow's labor demands.

Zelensky could still attend Trump-Putin meeting, but rest of Europe is shut out

Despite the ongoing invasion, Ukraine's President Zelensky may still attend the Trump-Putin meeting. However, no invitations have been extended to Ukraine or the rest of Europe, effectively excluding the continent from the discussions, notes James Waterhouse.

US and China extend trade truce deadline to avoid tariffs hike

President Trump signed an executive order to extend the pause on tariffs for an additional 90 days, continuing the trade truce between the US and China and avoiding an immediate increase in tariffs.

Flames Near Madrid as Wildfires Burn Across Spain and Portugal

Emergency crews are combating wildfires fueled by a record-breaking heatwave sweeping Europe, affecting areas including near Madrid in Spain and parts of Portugal.

Nepal offers free climbs to 97 peaks as tourism to Everest surges

Nepal is addressing Everest's overcrowding and pollution by offering free permits for climbing 97 other peaks. This initiative aims to distribute tourist traffic more evenly across the country and promote sustainable tourism beyond the crowded Everest region.

Australia PM says Israel's Netanyahu 'in denial' about Gaza war

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized Israel's Netanyahu for being 'in denial' about the Gaza conflict. Albanese also announced Australia's intention to recognize a Palestinian state at the upcoming UN General Assembly, signaling a shift in Australia's stance on the Israel-Palestine issue.

Taylor Swift announces 12th studio album

Taylor Swift has unveiled her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, ending months of fan speculation. The pop star's latest release marks a new chapter in her musical journey.

Trump deploys National Guard to Washington DC and pledges crime crackdown

The president has deployed the National Guard to Washington DC and taken control of the city's police force, despite the mayor dismissing his claims of a crime wave in the city.

UN condemns targeted Israeli attack that killed five Al Jazeera journalists

Israel targeted correspondent Anas al-Sharif, accusing him of leading a Hamas cell, a claim he denied. Israel offered little evidence to support the accusation. The UN condemned the attack that resulted in the deaths of five Al Jazeera journalists.

Two dead and 10 injured in Pennsylvania steel plant explosion

A second death has been confirmed following a search for a missing person after a steel plant explosion in Pennsylvania, which also left 10 others injured.

Migrant sentenced to life for murdering Maryland mom in case referenced by Trump

A migrant was sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murder of a Maryland mother. The victim’s mother described the crime’s brutality, saying it would haunt their family forever. The case has drawn national attention, with former President Trump citing it in political discussions.

Ronaldo engaged to long-term partner Georgina Rodríguez

Georgina Rodríguez announced her engagement to Cristiano Ronaldo on Instagram, sharing the message "Yes I do. In this and in all my lives," confirming their commitment.

Ghislaine Maxwell court materials to stay secret, judge rules

A judge ruled that the court materials related to Ghislaine Maxwell will remain sealed, stating they offer no new information. The decision aims to protect the integrity of future grand jury proceedings by preventing the release of sensitive content.

Harry and Meghan sign new multi-year Netflix deal

Harry and Meghan have signed a new multi-year deal with Netflix. This arrangement is less restrictive than their previous contract and precedes the release of the second series of Meghan's cooking show, scheduled to air later this month.

Moment suspects carjack a tanker lorry during police pursuit in LA

Two armed suspects stole at least three vehicles, including a tanker lorry, sparking a police chase in Los Angeles.

Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe dies two months after being shot

Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe has died from injuries sustained during a targeted attack at a rally in June.

British man who perished in Antarctic glacier found 65 years later

A British man who died in an Antarctic glacier 65 years ago has been found. His brother told BBC News he had lost hope of ever finding him.

Delhi given eight weeks to round up hundreds of thousands of stray dogs

Delhi authorities have been ordered to round up over a million stray dogs within eight weeks. Activists warn that relocating such a vast number of dogs to shelters in this short timeframe will be extremely challenging.

Outrage as baby dies after genital mutilation in The Gambia

Two women have been arrested for their alleged role in a baby girl's death following genital mutilation in The Gambia, sparking outrage and highlighting ongoing concerns about the practice.

New voters list in Indian state includes wrong photos and dead people

A controversy has emerged in Bihar after the Election Commission updated voter rolls containing errors, including incorrect photos and names of deceased individuals. This has sparked political debate and raised concerns over the accuracy and credibility of the voter list ahead of upcoming elections.

Eight killed in Ecuador nightclub shooting

A shooting at a nightclub in Guayas, Ecuador, resulted in eight deaths. The incident occurred amid a state of emergency declared in Guayas and three other provinces due to escalating violence. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the attack.

Bowen: Israeli settlers intensify campaign to drive out West Bank Palestinians

Amid the Gaza war, violence in the occupied West Bank increases as radical Israeli settlers, supported by the government, intensify efforts to seize Palestinian land and drive out residents.

Man jumps onto moving high-speed train

A man missed his high-speed train after stepping out during a scheduled stop to have a cigarette. To catch up, he jumped onto the moving train, risking his safety.

Turkey earthquake flattens buildings in north-east Balikesir province

A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck north-west Balikesir province in Turkey, resulting in one death and the collapse of 16 buildings.

Netanyahu defends Gaza plans as Israel heavily criticised at UN Security Council

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu defended Israel's Gaza strategy amid intense criticism at the UN Security Council. He stated that Israeli hostages held in Gaza are "the only ones being deliberately starved," highlighting Israel's stance amidst international scrutiny over its actions in the conflict.

Ukraine's European allies say peace talks must include Kyiv

The White House indicates Trump is open to Ukraine joining upcoming talks with Putin. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelensky insists that any peace deal excluding Kyiv is invalid, emphasizing the necessity of Ukraine’s involvement in negotiations.

Israel protesters intensify pressure against plan to expand Gaza war

In Gaza, five people, including two children, have died from malnutrition within the last 24 hours, according to the Hamas-run health ministry, amid ongoing conflict and tensions.

Is crime in Washington DC 'out of control', as Trump claims?

President Trump announced plans to send hundreds of troops to Washington DC, citing concerns over rising crime. The move aims to bolster security in the capital amid ongoing debates about the city's crime rates and public safety measures.

Who was Anas al-Sharif, prominent Gaza journalist killed by Israel?

Anas al-Sharif, a well-known Gaza journalist, was killed when Israel struck a media tent in northern Gaza. Six others also died in the attack, according to Al Jazeera.

Tibetans in India long for identity and homeland

Many Tibetans in India worry about losing crucial support after the current Dalai Lama's passing, fueling concerns over their identity and the future of their homeland.

How to get AI to work in 22 languages

India is addressing the challenge of developing AI capable of translating among its 22 official languages and numerous dialects. Efforts focus on creating advanced models to overcome linguistic diversity, ensuring effective communication and inclusion in technology across the country’s multilingual population.

China's Unemployed Young Adults Who Are Pretending to Have Jobs

Amid high youth unemployment in China, some young adults are paying to enter offices and simulate working. This trend reflects the pressure to appear employed despite lacking actual jobs.

Their loved ones are missing at war. So these Ukrainian children spend summer together

Will Vernon reports on a unique summer camp offering Ukrainian children, whose parents are missing due to war, a supportive environment to spend their summer together, helping them cope with loss and trauma through shared experiences and care.

France's last newspaper hawker gets Order of Merit from his old customer - President Macron

Ali Akbar, who has sold newspapers in Paris since 1973 and previously served President Macron as a customer, received the Order of Merit from Macron in recognition of his long-standing dedication.

Jubilant scenes but bumpy road ahead in post-Hasina Bangladesh

Bangladesh marked one year since Sheikh Hasina's departure, celebrated with optimism for renewal. However, the nation's ongoing challenges received little attention, highlighting a cautious outlook despite the festive mood.

What it means to be 'culturally' Irish in 2025 is complicated—as Ed Sheeran has shown

Ed Sheeran, raised in England, calling himself 'culturally Irish' sparked discussions about cultural identity today. His claim highlights how heritage, personal connections, and modern perspectives shape what it means to belong to a culture in 2025.

They live next to Peru's largest solar complex - so why are they still in the dark?

Pampa Clemesí, a community in southern Peru, remains without electricity despite its proximity to the nation's largest solar plant. The disconnect highlights issues in energy distribution and access, leaving locals without power even as renewable energy capacity grows nearby.

How Kentucky bourbon went from boom to bust

Kentucky bourbon's decline is driven by tariffs, an oversupply in the market, and decreased consumption among teetotaling Gen-Z consumers, leading to a drop in demand for this iconic American liquor.

It shocked the market but has China's DeepSeek changed AI?

Six months after DeepSeek disrupted Silicon Valley with its advanced AI chatbot, questions remain about its lasting impact. While initially causing excitement, DeepSeek's influence on the AI industry and its relevance today are being reevaluated amidst growing competition and evolving technologies.

Billionaire inheritance feud spotlights India's messy family succession

Following Sunjay Kapur's recent death, media attention has turned to the complex and often contentious issue of family succession in India, highlighting challenges faced by wealthy families in managing inheritance and preserving business legacies.

Seoul's 'convenience stores' fighting loneliness

In South Korea, convenience stores are evolving beyond snacks to combat loneliness by offering comforting food like ramen and providing companionship, serving as community hubs to support social connection.

From underdogs to equals: How India forced England to draw Test series

The India-England Test series, hailed as one of the greatest in recent years, showcased India's rise from underdogs to equals. Through resilience and skill, India matched England's performance, resulting in a well-fought draw that highlighted the growth and competitiveness of Indian cricket on the global stage.

NASA Apollo missions: Stories of the last Moon men

Out of the 24 NASA astronauts who traveled to the Moon during the Apollo missions in the 1960s and 1970s, only five are still alive today.

US shrugs off Gaza escalation - drifting further away from allies

The US shows apparent indifference toward a potentially prolonged Israeli military occupation in Gaza, signaling a notable shift in its stance and increasing distance from its traditional allies.

Is the world's oldest leader set for an eighth term?

Cameroon's President Paul Biya, currently one of the world's oldest leaders, aims to secure an eighth term in the upcoming October election, potentially keeping him in power until the age of 99.

Watch: Trump announces deployment of National Guard in Washington DC

The US military is preparing to activate the National Guard in Washington DC as part of former President Trump's efforts to intensify the crackdown on street crime.

Watch: Chinese ships collide while pursuing Philippine boat

Chinese ships collided while chasing a Philippine fishing boat near contested waters. The incident highlights ongoing maritime tensions between China and the Philippines over territorial claims in the South China Sea. No casualties were reported, but the collision raises concerns about escalating confrontations in the region. Both countries continue to assert their presence and rights over the area.

Watch: Meteor burns across Australian night sky

Amateur astronomers recorded a meteor blazing across the night sky over Victoria, Australia. The event was captured on CCTV and dashboard cameras, providing striking footage of the celestial phenomenon.

Watch: Moment storm blows roof off Nebraska prison

A storm struck Nebraska State Penitentiary, blowing the roof off. Despite the damage, no inmates escaped and no injuries were reported.

Fires in Tarifa and Zamora force the evacuation of more than 3,700 residents

A fire in Puercas (Zamora) has triggered the Potential Severity Index 2, indicating a serious threat to the communities. More than 3,700 residents have been evacuated due to the fires in Tarifa and Zamora.

The controversial phrase by Minister Óscar Puente about the new Tarifa fire: "Maybe he can lend a hand..."

The Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, sparked criticism on the social network X after making a comment considered frivolous about the Tarifa fire. Users accused him of being irresponsible for downplaying the seriousness of the incident.

Fire in Tres Cantos: flames spread rapidly due to strong wind gusts

Strong wind gusts have accelerated the spread of the fire in Tres Cantos, leading to the declaration of operational level 2 of the Special Plan for Forest Fires to manage the emergency.

The smoke from the fire in Tres Cantos seeps into several municipalities of Madrid

The smoke from the fire in Tres Cantos has reached municipalities such as Alcorcón, Leganés, Alcalá de Henares, and Móstoles, where residents have noticed a strong smell of burning and, at times, falling ash due to the wind.

The shocking videos and photographs of the new fire at Bolonia Beach: it is the second in just one week

The Andalusian Government has activated level 1 of the Emergency Plan due to a new fire at Bolonia Beach, the second in one week. Infoca is fighting the flames with 14 aerial resources, including three medium-lift helicopters.

The heatwave reaches its peak and Aemet changes again the date when this episode will end

The heatwave reached its peak this Monday, considered the hottest day of the extreme episode. Aemet has updated the end date, indicating that it could conclude on Tuesday, August 12.

The Heatwave Puts All Regions on Alert This Monday, with Red Warning in Basque Country and Aragon

The heatwave in Spain will continue at least until this Wednesday, with alert warnings in all regions. Basque Country and Aragon are under red alert due to high temperatures, according to Aemet.

A 22-year-old young man and a 61-year-old woman die from heat strokes while working in Andalusia

Two people, a 22-year-old young man and a 61-year-old woman, died in Andalusia due to heat strokes while working. Both had personal medical histories that increased their risk under these conditions.

BBVA continues with the takeover bid for Sabadell despite the Catalan bank approving a 'mega dividend' of 2.5 billion and the sale of TSB

BBVA is proceeding with its public takeover offer for Sabadell, which expects its shareholders to decide in September, despite Sabadell's announcement of a 'mega dividend' of 2.5 billion and the sale of its subsidiary TSB.

Montse Tomé's Farewell Message Following Her Departure from the Spanish National Team

Montse Tomé says goodbye to the Spanish national team after the RFEF decided not to renew her contract. Through a letter on social media, the Asturian coach expresses her gratitude and highlights the moments experienced during her time leading the team.

Sonia Bermúdez, the chosen one to replace Montse Tomé: experienced within the Federation and noted for her applause to Luis Rubiales

Sonia Bermúdez, current coach of the under-23 team, has been selected by the RFEF to replace Montse Tomé as head of the Spanish women's national team, thus beginning a new chapter following the dismissal of the Asturian coach.

Trump extends tariff truce with China for another 90 days to prevent the trade war from escalating

Trump has decided to extend the tariff truce with China for 90 days to prevent an escalation in the trade war. Both powers will continue negotiating in the coming months in an attempt to reach an agreement.

Trump says Nvidia will not be able to sell its most advanced chip, the Blackwell, to China, although he opens the door to new negotiations

Trump states that Nvidia will not be able to sell its Blackwell chip to China but shows willingness to negotiate, seeking for the government to retain between 30% and 50% of the sales revenue.

Anabel Pantoja tearfully denounces the situation that has overwhelmed her: "Where are we going to end up?"

Visibly emotional, Anabel Pantoja showed her support for a young woman who, on the program 'Vamos a ver,' recounted an alleged medical negligence that affected her father, expressing her concern about the seriousness of the situation and questioning the current direction.

Georgina Rodríguez Announces She Is Marrying Cristiano Ronaldo: "Yes, I Do. In This Life and All My Lives"

Georgina Rodríguez announced her engagement to Cristiano Ronaldo by showing the ring on Instagram, expressing her love and eternal commitment.

Juliana Pantoja admits she did not have sexual relations with Iker Casillas "because of hygiene": "He didn't clean himself"

Juliana Pantoja, known as 'The Colombian Pantoja,' revealed on 'TardeAR' that she did not have sexual relations with former goalkeeper Iker Casillas due to hygiene issues, stating that "he didn't clean himself."

Alberto Chicote opens up about his physical transformation and health: "I went from 119 to 72 kilos, but the big problem came"

Alberto Chicote revealed on the podcast 'Tengo un plan' how he managed to go from 119 to 72 kilos. However, he explained that after this significant weight loss, health problems arose that he is now facing and that have deeply affected him.

Goodbye to traffic jams? The DGT gets serious and is already testing a new measure to improve traffic flow

The Directorate General of Traffic and the Ministry of Transport in Spain are implementing new measures to improve road safety and reduce traffic jams, aiming to optimize traffic flow on the roads.

Trump will demand that Putin return part of the territory to Ukraine: "In two minutes I will know if an agreement can be reached"

Trump stated that he will inform Ukraine, the EU, and NATO after his meeting with Putin, and warned that any decision made without Kyiv's consent "will be stillborn."

The 27 emphasize support for Ukraine and pressure on Russia without concessions ahead of the Trump-Putin summit

The leaders of the European Union reiterate their firm support for Ukraine and condemn the attack on its sovereignty, also highlighting the threat to European security. They insist on maintaining pressure on Russia without making concessions, on the eve of the summit between Trump and Putin.

Albares supports Trump and Putin meeting if they move towards a "real" ceasefire and do not decide on Ukraine's sovereignty

Albares endorses a meeting between Trump and Putin if they aim for an authentic ceasefire without determining Ukraine's sovereignty. Additionally, he states that Spain will not recognize Israel's illegal annexation of Gaza and the West Bank and urges the EU to impose an arms embargo.

Juan del Val changes his 'look' after losing a bet: "You've taken 20 years off, you look like a different person, you're handsome"

Juan del Val, husband of Nuria Roca, has shaved off his characteristic beard after losing a bet, revealing a makeover that has been widely talked about due to his rejuvenated and attractive appearance.

At Least Three Dead and Multiple Injured in a Shooting in Texas

A shooting in Texas left at least three dead and several injured. Authorities reported the arrest of a suspect after he fled the scene.

A Four-Year-Old Boy Dies After Suffering Heat Stroke Inside a Car Parked in the Sun

A four-year-old boy died after suffering heat stroke in a car parked in the sun. He was found unconscious by his parents and suffered irreversible brain damage that led to his death.

The Shocking Image of Rinderknech in Cincinnati: Collapsed During the Match Due to Heat

French tennis player Rinderknech collapsed during a match in Cincinnati due to the intense heat, with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius. After playing for two hours under these conditions, he had to retire because of his affected physical state.

Trump places Madrid on his list of safe cities after announcing his plan to reduce crime in Washington DC

The US president highlighted Madrid as one of the safest cities, mentioning it in a document alongside his plan to reduce crime in Washington DC, emphasizing its low murder rate.

Trump promises to "free" Washington DC from crime and activates the National Guard amid the "rise" in violent crimes

Despite data showing a decrease in violent crimes in Washington DC over the past two years, Trump promises to fight crime and has activated the National Guard, alleging an increase in violence.

Alert in China over chikungunya outbreak: 3,000 affected in one week and health measures reminiscent of the pandemic

The Chinese government is facing a chikungunya outbreak with 3,000 cases in one week and is implementing health measures similar to those used against Covid-19 to contain the spread of the virus.

What is chikungunya, the outbreak that has infected more than 7,000 people in China and raised alarms worldwide

Chikungunya, whose name comes from the Makonde African language and means "to bend over from pain," causes fever, joint pain, fatigue, and rashes. An outbreak in China has infected more than 7,000 people, generating global concern.

Salmonellosis outbreak in an Asian restaurant in Palma de Mallorca: 43 affected and 12 hospitalized

An inspection at the Asian restaurant in Palma detected deficiencies in food preparation at inappropriate temperatures, as well as maintenance and hygiene issues. This has caused a salmonellosis outbreak with 43 affected and 12 hospitalized.

Amaia Montero's New Pose That Has Received Hundreds of Compliments: "She Shines on Her Own"

Amaia Montero posts a new photo that has received numerous praises, highlighting her natural glow, while staying away from rumors about her possible return to La Oreja de Van Gogh.

A Vaccine Candidate Shows Promising Results Against Pancreatic Cancer

An experimental vaccine has shown promising results in a scientific study, indicating that it could improve the survival of patients with pancreatic cancer.

Trump meets with Intel CEO and applauds "his success and rise" after calling for his resignation

After calling for the resignation of Intel's CEO last week, accusing him of a "conflict" of interests and causing a 3% drop in the stock, Trump met with him to acknowledge his success and rise within the company.

A Great Ally for Young People to Travel and Save This Summer

Imagin's new debit card makes it easy for young people to pay in any global currency without fees, helping them travel and save during the summer.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ from Fundación Telefónica presents ‘Generation Alfabeta,’ which explores how to find well-being in a hyperconnected world. It analyzes the impact of technology on young people and proposes strategies to balance digital use, promoting human relationships and mental health beyond screens.

The solution to avoid overpaying on low-cost airlines: a bag that fits under the seat for less than €20

Ryanair and Vueling require traveling with luggage that fits under the seat on economy flights. To avoid extra charges, an affordable option is to use compact bags for less than €20, ideal for meeting these restrictions and saving on additional baggage costs.

The Government Begins the Transfers of Migrant Minors: To Adapted Adult Centers and Under State Protection

Eight minor asylum seekers arrived from the Canary Islands, and it is expected that between 15 and 20 will be transferred each week. Some communities governed by the PP reject these transfers, considering them "irresponsible."

Preventive detention denied for 44 stowaways found on a tugboat that transported them to Lanzarote

The judge denied the preventive detention of 44 stowaways found on a tugboat that arrived in Lanzarote, arguing that it was a humanitarian rescue and there was no evidence of an intention to enter Spain illegally.

Ceuta Hosts Nearly 500 Migrant Minors After a Weekend of Heavy Pressure and Intensifies Police Surveillance on the Coast

Ceuta has received nearly 500 migrant minors following a weekend of significant migratory pressure. Meanwhile, Moroccan authorities maintain a deployment along their coast to prevent dozens of people from swimming to Spain. Police surveillance on the Spanish coast has also been intensified to control the situation.

Tragedy in Almería: two dead and two seriously injured after the arrival of two migrant boats

Two people died and two were seriously injured following the arrival of two migrant boats in Almería. The cause of death of one of the deceased is being investigated, as it was not due to drowning.

Maluma stops one of his concerts to scold a mother for bringing her baby

Maluma paused one of his concerts to advise a fan that it was not a good idea to bring a one-year-old baby to the event, expressing his concern for the child's well-being in that environment.

Kings Felipe and Letizia and their daughters are on a private vacation in Greece, one of their favorite destinations

The magazine 'Hola' reveals that Kings Felipe and Letizia, along with their daughters, are enjoying a private vacation in Greece, a destination they prefer. The publication follows the route of the Falcon jet that took them to this location.

The Israeli Army announces "a new phase" in its offensive against the city of Gaza

The Chief of the Israeli General Staff, Eyal Zamir, stated that the army will begin a new phase in its offensive against Gaza, focusing on protecting the lives of the hostages during the operations.

More than 100 Former Members of the European Parliament Ask Von der Leyen to Fully Suspend the EU-Israel Agreement

More than 100 former European parliamentarians urge Von der Leyen to suspend the EU-Israel agreement, denouncing the "collective starvation" in Gaza as a war crime.

Israel kills a prominent Al Jazeera journalist and five other reporters in an attack on their tent in Gaza

An Israeli attack on the tent where the prominent Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Al Sharif was working in Gaza resulted in the death of six journalists, five of whom belonged to Al Jazeera.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz say "I do" again amid family crisis rumors

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz renewed their vows on August 2 at Nicola's father's mansion, but no family members of Brooklyn attended, fueling rumors of a possible family crisis.

Alejandra Rubio, fed up with the rumors about her relationship with her cousin: "I'm always the villain in the story"

Alejandra Rubio, daughter of Terelu Campos, denies the rumors about her relationship with her cousin. She confirms that they have a good relationship, although they see each other less often now. She expresses her frustration at always being the person targeted in these stories.

Ana Peleteiro erupts over her controversial phrase about white athletes: "They are using it to tarnish my image"

Ana Peleteiro posted a video on her social media to clarify a controversial statement about white athletes, defending her stance and denouncing that it is being used to damage her public image.

Butúsov, the Russian Theater Director Who Went into Exile at the Start of the Ukraine Invasion, Dies by Drowning

The Russian playwright and theater director Butúsov, 63 years old, died by drowning while on vacation with his family in the Black Sea. He had decided to go into exile following the start of the invasion of Ukraine.

Competition authority detects lack of transparency in customer service of electricity retailers

The regulator reveals in a report that electricity retailers exhibit opacity in customer service, highlighting difficulties in withdrawing from contracts and completing procedures.

The Horror Movie That Will Also Steal Your Heart Because of Its Unusual Protagonist

'Good Boy', an independent supernatural horror film, stands out for having the director's dog as its protagonist. This original choice has managed to capture the attention of both the audience and critics, becoming an unexpected success.

The Three Key Moments in a Woman's Life That Cause Her to Age, According to Harvard

Harvard studies identify three critical stages in a woman’s life where aging accelerates. Recognizing these moments allows for the implementation of strategies to mitigate their effects and promote greater longevity.

The Keys to Avoid Injuries on the Camino de Santiago

Proper prior preparation is essential to avoid injuries and successfully complete the Camino de Santiago, obtaining the 'Compostela'.

Disney wanted to bet on AI in the live-action Vaiana to 'replace' actor Dwayne Johnson

Disney tried to use generative artificial intelligence to create a deepfake of Dwayne Johnson in the live-action version of Vaiana, aiming to replace the actor in certain scenes.

The Hiking Route in Catalonia That Hides a Treasure: A Cave That Looks Like It's from a Movie

The circular route from Valls (Guixers) offers a unique inland landscape in Catalonia, featuring a natural tunnel where water takes center stage, creating a spectacular visual experience similar to a movie scene.

The delicious tea that will help you lose weight if you drink it after meals

This tea is filling and aids digestion, helping to maintain your figure, avoid snacking between meals, and prevent bloating after eating.

The Director of the DGT Talks About the Shortage of Examiners: "Requirements Must Be Lowered"

The director of the DGT acknowledges the shortage of examiners in Spain and points out that the main cause has been the high demands in the selection processes, suggesting lowering them to increase staff and improve the situation.

The 'turigrinos' transform the Camino de Santiago: "Now they don't want to stay in hostels and prioritize their comfort"

The Pilgrim's Office recorded 61,197 pilgrims in July and 289,178 so far this year, reflecting a change in the travelers' profile, who now prefer greater comfort and avoid staying in traditional hostels.

What is the Best Beach in Spain 2025? Vote Among the 20 Finalists and Choose the One That Deserves to Win

20minutos has selected the 20 best beaches in Spain, two from each coastline, following a preliminary vote by its readers. Now the final phase begins to choose the best beach in Spain 2025. Voting will be open until September 15.

How Heat Affects Your Car and What You Can Do to Prevent Breakdowns and Damage

Heat can affect your car's performance and lifespan. To avoid breakdowns, it is essential to check fluids, keep the battery and tires in good condition, and protect the interior from the sun. These precautions help ensure the vehicle runs well and stays safe during the summer.

The Natural Crystal-Clear Water Beach You Can't Miss: It's in One of the Most Beautiful Villages

This town in Castilla-La Mancha stands out for its valuable heritage and its spectacular natural beach with crystal-clear water, perfect for cooling off during the summer.

The Most Impressive Roman Monuments You Can Visit in Spain

Spain is home to numerous impressive Roman remains, from theaters and aqueducts to temples and walls, reflecting the rich history and architecture of the Roman era. These monuments, scattered across various regions, are must-visit tourist destinations for those wishing to explore the Roman legacy in the country.

These technologies are going to change our lives in the coming years

It is important to follow the evolution of emerging technologies, as they will transform various aspects of our daily lives and open new opportunities in multiple sectors.

The Government challenges the PP motion in Jumilla for being against religious freedom

The Government challenged the PP motion in Jumilla, considering it contrary to religious freedom, and warned that it will remain vigilant against possible hate speech on social media arising from this situation.

The PSOE accuses the PP of buying Abascal's ideology: "Vox commands, PP obeys, and Spain regresses"

Socialist spokesperson Montse Mínguez criticizes the PP for lacking its own national plan and merely following Vox's agenda, stating that this submission causes Spain to backslide.

Man Detained for Sexual Assault on a Young Pilgrim in Mérida

The 'You Will Not Walk Alone' campaign provides information and support points so that victims can report assaults, in the context of the detention of a man accused of sexually assaulting a young pilgrim in Mérida.

A Labor Lawyer Warns About the "Good Employee" Scam: They Pretend to Be Your Superior

A labor lawyer warns about a scam in which fraudsters impersonate superiors to deceive employees. The Superior Court of Justice of the Canary Islands has already addressed this case, setting a legal precedent.

Marieta fulfills one of her dreams after getting engaged to Suso Álvarez: "Now I can finally say it"

Marieta, former contestant of 'La isla de las tentaciones', announced her engagement to Suso Álvarez on Instagram, thus fulfilling one of her dreams and expressing her happiness at being able to share the news.

Man arrested for sexually abusing a 13-year-old minor he was training at a circuit

A man was arrested accused of sexually abusing a 13-year-old minor whom he was training at a circuit. The victim reported that the aggressor harassed him and offered him money in exchange for having sexual relations.

How Much Pension Do You Lose If You Retire After 30 Years of Work

The retirement pension varies according to key factors, with the contribution period being one of the most important. Working fewer years can significantly reduce the pension, as the time contributed directly affects the calculation of the final amount received upon retirement.

Based on True Events and a Rarity in Its Genre: Where to Watch This Spanish War Film for Free

Nominated for two Goya Awards, this Spanish war film tells a real-life episode experienced by the army in Afghanistan. Starring Ariadna Gil, Raúl Mérida, and Antonio Garrido, it offers a unique perspective on the conflict and is available to watch for free.

These Are the Best Interest-Bearing Accounts Without Conditions or Fees to Earn Money in August

These interest-bearing accounts offer good returns without conditions or fees, allowing you to keep your money always available and earn interest easily during August.

Tuna Lasagna, a Quick and Cheap Dish Ready in 15 Minutes

This tuna lasagna recipe offers a traditional touch with an original style, ideal for quickly preparing on hot days. It is an affordable dish ready in just 15 minutes.

Beyoncé, Dua Lipa, or Aitana: How Concerts Are Becoming Runways

The artists Beyoncé, Dua Lipa, and Aitana transform their concerts into authentic runways, using the stage as their red carpet to showcase styles, fashion, and trends during their live shows.

Jennifer Aniston reveals she was "mourning" Matthew Perry before his death

Jennifer Aniston spoke in 'Vanity Fair' about the support she provided to Matthew Perry in his battle with addiction and how she was "mourning" him before his passing.

New Details About the Condition of Jaime Anglada, Who Is in the ICU

Jaime Anglada's friend, Julián Aguirre, shared information on 'Y ahora Sonsoles' about the medical care the singer is receiving while he remains in the ICU.

Measles skyrocket in Spain: 328 cases recorded this year, a 43% increase

In Spain, measles cases have risen by 43% so far this year, reaching 328 cases. In total, EU and EEA member states have reported 14,401 cases in the past twelve months.

The heatwave shapes tourist visits to Spain: "We come from Mexico and thought it would be cooler here"

Tourists in Spain seek water, hats, and shade to counter the heatwave and continue enjoying their visit. Many expect cooler weather, but the intense heat affects their itineraries and activities.

Athletes 'Reinvent Themselves' in the Midst of the Heatwave to Keep Their Routine: "If You Know When to Go Down, It Feels Good"

Athletes take advantage of the early morning hours, the coolest time of day, to continue their exercise routine during the heatwave, adjusting their schedules to avoid high temperatures and maintain their physical activity without issues.

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

Enric, a sound technician, expresses his fear of having to work until he is 80 years old due to job insecurity. Many young people face uncertainty about their future and retirement, living with fear and distrust towards the pension system, which they consider insufficient and unreliable. This generation feels that working hard does not guarantee a dignified old age, causing anxiety and demotivation.

The Price of a Dictator

Trump has decided to double the reward for the capture of a dictator, following an initial offer that was unsuccessful.

'Pet friendly'

The Valencia City Council has initiated a study to adopt measures that improve coexistence between people and domestic animals, aiming to prevent conflicts between pet owners and the rest of the citizens.

Spanish backwardness, also in corruption

The phrase reflects how in Spain power is mainly used for unscrupulous personal enrichment, highlighting a reality of corruption that persists and forces people to adapt to these practices in order to survive.

Does the Occupation of Gaza Make Sense?

The Prime Minister aims with the occupation of Gaza to destroy Hamas and rescue the hostages, thereby clarifying the objectives behind this controversial action.

At least five dead, 43 missing, and more than 1,200 evacuated after the flood that devastated a Himalayan village

Dozens of families search through the mud for their loved ones after the flood that caused at least five deaths, 43 missing, and more than 1,200 evacuated in a Himalayan village.

Isa Pantoja responds to the wave of hatred over the fire at the Mosque of Córdoba: "There is no empathy"

Isa Pantoja criticized the lack of empathy regarding the fire at the Mosque of Córdoba, pointing out that the focus should be on the historical importance of the monument for Spain, not on religion.

A 23-year-old man arrested for killing a 34-year-old in a town in Álava: "He was very well-liked"

A 23-year-old man has been arrested for killing a 34-year-old in Ribera Alta, Álava. The mayor expressed his shock over the incident, emphasizing that the victim was a well-known and much appreciated person in the community.

The location of the radars that issue the most fines on the N-340: the longest national road

In 2024, few radars on conventional roads rank among those that issue the most fines; two of these are located on the extensive N-340 highway, which exceeds 1,000 km.

LaLiga's message against piracy: "You have pirate football, they have you"

LaLiga has launched an anti-piracy campaign with a video and a statement, warning about the risks of consuming illegal football content, just before the start of the 2025-2026 season.

Carolina Marín Remembers Her Late Father at the Grand Prix: "It Brings Me Beautiful Nostalgia"

Carolina Marín fondly recalled her father during the Grand Prix, mentioning that her favorite game, 'crazy logs', brought her much joy and beautiful nostalgia.

The joke between Alfred García and Roberto Leal on 'Pasapalabra': "You have breastfed me"

José Lamuño, Alfred García, Isabel Moreno, and Cecilia Gómez participated as guests on the game show 'Pasapalabra', where Alfred García and the host Roberto Leal shared a funny joke that caused laughter.

Rosa Rushes into an Answer and Manu Takes Advantage to Win in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra'

Rosa made a mistake on the letter 'N' during the first round, which affected her throughout the entire challenge, allowing Manu to take advantage and win in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra'.

The Alleged Son of Camilo Sesto Attacks Lourdes Ornelas: "She Annoys Me, She Doesn't Know Me at All"

The alleged son of Camilo Sesto lashed out at Lourdes Ornelas on 'TardeAR', expressing his annoyance and rejecting her claim to be the only important person in the singer's life, insisting that he doesn't know her at all.

A Tenant Denounces the Abuse She Suffers from Her Landlord: "We Will Not Tolerate the Assaults"

The tenant accuses her landlord of abuse, while he denies the accusations and insults her, calling her "a little bit foolish." She states that they will no longer tolerate the assaults.

Fresita, from 'GH 5', reappears with her husband to present their first single

Nuria Yáñez, known as Fresita from 'GH 5', visited the 'Fiesta' set to reminisce about her experience in Guadalix de la Sierra and to present her new musical duo alongside her husband, Tony Boluda.

TVE 'drops' 'La Pirámide' and opts for a simultaneous broadcast of 'Malas Lenguas'

TVE has decided to cancel 'La Pirámide' and will air the program hosted by Aida Bao, 'Malas Lenguas,' simultaneously on La 1 and La 2 on the afternoon of August 11.

Carolina Yuste on the Spanish 'MeToo': "We have many cases involving different types of people"

Carolina Yuste highlights that in the acting sector many women fear reporting abuse. She points out that in the Spanish 'MeToo' movement there are numerous cases involving various types of people, reflecting the diversity and seriousness of the situations faced.

A live investigation of the seabed captivates tens of thousands of internet users

For more than three weeks, an underwater robot has been conducting explorations of the seabed, attracting the live attention of 70,000 viewers interested in its discoveries.

Arantxa de Benito Scammed Out of €6,000 with Fake Concert Tickets: "I Feel Like I'm in a Horror Movie"

Arantxa de Benito reported on 'TardeAR' that she was scammed with fake tickets worth €6,000, pointing to the daughter of a top executive in the Spanish music industry as responsible.

Shakira closes her US tour leg breaking records: 2.5 million tickets sold

Shakira concluded her US leg with a show in Fresno, fully engaging with her audience. The singer sold 2.5 million tickets during this stage and now continues her tour heading to Mexico and Uruguay, where she will finish her tour.

Nicki Nicole attends Lamine Yamal's victory wearing 'her' jersey, amid new rumors about their relationship

Nicki Nicole attended Lamine Yamal's victory wearing a jersey given to her by Joan Laporta, the club president. Among the guests was also Bizarrap, while new rumors circulate about a possible relationship between the singer and the footballer.

The Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato Reunite on Stage and Relive 'Camp Rock' 15 Years Later

The Jonas Brothers held a concert in New Jersey and invited Demi Lovato to sing together two iconic songs from the movie 'Camp Rock,' celebrating 15 years since its release and reliving the phase that launched them to fame.

Ana Obregón's Brother Denies the Controversy Over the Family Home: "The Sale Is Proceeding According to Schedule"

The family home, on sale for 35 million euros for the past year, has been the subject of rumors regarding its poor condition. However, Ana Obregón's brother clarifies that the sale is progressing as planned, denying any controversy related to the property.

The Reason Why Paulina Rubio Stood Up Colate in Court: "He Has Disobeyed"

Paulina Rubio did not appear in court to face Colate because he has disobeyed certain legal orders. This was revealed exclusively on the program 'TardeAR', explaining the reasons behind her absence and the legal situation between them.

Harry Styles Could Make a Big Return to the Stage: Will He Take Over from Lady Gaga in Copacabana?

Harry Styles is reportedly preparing his fourth studio album, with a release planned for March or April 2026, fueling rumors about a possible major comeback on stage.

Morante de la Puebla is discharged from the hospital after the goring he suffered in a bullfight in Pontevedra

Morante de la Puebla was discharged after being injured by a goring in a bullfight in Pontevedra, presenting a wound on the inner right thigh and a tear in the major adductor muscle.

Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez are going to "leave very far away for a while"

Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez have decided to stay away for a while to avoid controversies, according to the journalist on the program 'Vamos a ver'.

Jennifer Aniston's Opportunity at Love (Including Support from Brad Pitt)

Jennifer Aniston is beginning a calm relationship with coach Jim Curtis, a bond that is progressing gradually and has the public support of her ex-husband Brad Pitt.

The 20minutos employees showcase their hometown and reveal their favorite traditions

The 20minutos employees share their summer experiences and memories in their hometowns, highlighting popular festivals, special places, and traditions they cherish. A colleague who doesn’t have a hometown is also mentioned, inviting others to discover and fall in love with rural life to feel at home.

Netflix and Its Content Expansion to Compete with Traditional Television

Netflix expands its offerings with innovative and exclusive series, aiming to attract a larger audience and compete directly with traditional television, adapting to the new demands of the public.

The Cat Sanctuary in Ukraine Provides Comfort to Animals Rescued from the Frontline

A cat sanctuary in Kharkiv offers shelter and care to animals rescued from conflict zones in Ukraine, providing a safe space and support to cats affected by the war.

Barça's Return to Camp Nou Becomes Complicated: Over 200 Deficiencies Found One Month Before Planned Date

The ECA has detected more than 200 deficiencies in Camp Nou, making it difficult for Barça to return to playing in their stadium on the scheduled date within a month.

LaLiga, One Step Away from the United States: The RFEF Will Request that the Villarreal - Barça Match Be Played in the City of Miami

The Board of Directors of the RFEF has approved requesting UEFA and FIFA that the Villarreal - Barça match be played at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, bringing LaLiga closer to the United States.

Atlético de Madrid announces Giacomo Raspadori, their seventh signing this summer

Giacomo Raspadori arrives at Atlético de Madrid from Napoli, signing a five-year contract extending until June 30, 2030.

A 26-year-old mountaineer dies after falling from Pico Rusell in the Aragonese Pyrenees

A 26-year-old mountaineer died after a fall on Pico Rusell, located in the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park, in the municipality of Benasque, in the Aragonese Pyrenees, while on a route.

Montse Tomé steps down as Spain's head coach and Sonia Bermúdez takes over

The Federation did not renew Montse Tomé's contract following the defeat in the Euro Cup final against England and the lack of medals at the Paris Olympic Games. Sonia Bermúdez will be her replacement as head of the Spanish national team.

Mercedes, with two children with autism: "We have to fend for ourselves and it causes us a lot of stress and fatigue"

Mercedes cares for her two children with autism, Israel and Dani, aged 6 and 4. She explains the daily challenges they face, including the stress and exhaustion involved in finding solutions to meet their special needs.

Two Men with Disabilities Create a Forest of 10,000 Trees: "You Will Be My Arms, I Will Be Your Eyes"

Jia Wenqi, amputated of both arms, and Jia Haixia, blind due to an accident, live in Yeli. United, they overcame their limitations and planted a forest of 10,000 trees, demonstrating that collaboration can overcome any difficulty.

Adrián Mella, President of ASTTA: "Tics are just the tip of the iceberg, Tourette syndrome goes much further"

Adrián Mella highlights the daily challenges faced by those with Tourette syndrome, emphasizing the social ignorance and the urgent need to adapt healthcare, educational, and work environments to improve their quality of life.

The children are very clear: they want Aitana and Lamine Yamal as their bosses

According to an Adecco survey, 20% of boys aspire to be footballers, while 19.4% of girls want to be teachers when they grow up.

Why Tesla Cannot Be Nvidia

Tesla and Nvidia differ significantly in their operating margins, highlighting a key difference in their business models and profitability. This disparity limits the possibility of Tesla achieving the same financial efficiency as Nvidia, reflecting different approaches in the technology and automotive markets.

Five Risks Lurking in the Stock Market and Three Reasons Not to Rush

The contradiction between solid corporate results and an increasingly adverse macroeconomic environment is causing concern among investors, who face five risks in the stock market but also have three reasons to stay calm and avoid acting hastily.

Ibex Banks Are No Longer Cheap, Although They Now Gain in Credibility

The Ibex 35 has surpassed 14,800 points thanks to the boost from banking stocks, which have gained credibility. However, some investment firms believe these banks are no longer trading at a discount, indicating that they have ceased to be a cheap opportunity in the market.

Wages in the Tourism Sector Lost 10% Purchasing Power Between 2019 and 2024

The tourism sector has experienced a 10% decline in the purchasing power of its wages between 2019 and 2024. Only travel agencies, with an average annual salary of 27,704 euros, maintain levels similar to the general economic average.

Can Your Company Deny You a Consecutive Month of Vacation? This Is What the Law Says

It is not legal for a company to pay money instead of allowing employees to take the work vacations they are entitled to. Vacations must be taken and cannot be replaced by financial compensation.

The 'Modern Family' Actress Who Retired After the Series Changes Her Name and Life: "I Wanted to Be with People My Age"

Frances Anderson, who played little Lily in 'Modern Family,' retired from acting after the series. Now, at 18 years old, she has changed her name and is seeking a different life, focusing on being with people her age and distancing herself from the world of showbiz.

Neither 'Weapons' nor 'Return It to Me': The Most Unsettling Horror Movie Has Premiered on Streaming

A small Irish horror film has arrived on Filmin, proving that fear doesn’t depend on budget and gaining prominence as the genre dominates the box office.

'Alien: Planet Earth': How many episodes does the first series of the saga have? The release date in Spain

Noah Hawley ('Fargo') directs the new series of the Alien saga, starring Timothy Olyphant and Sydney Chandler.

'Weapons' and 'Walk in My Shoes Again' Push Superhero Movies from the Top of the Box Office

'Weapons' exceeds box office expectations on its release, displacing superhero movies. Meanwhile, 'Walk in My Shoes Again' is more successful in the United States than in Spain, also securing a spot among the top-grossing films.

Netflix Can’t Believe the Success It’s Having with This Animated Movie That Is Already Its Own ‘Frozen’

“Kpop Warriors” is breaking records on Netflix, quickly winning over subscribers and positioning itself as a phenomenon similar to “Frozen” on the platform.

Rosalía knows how to disconnect from her phone with this curious device that has a timer

Rosalía uses a timer box to avoid using her phone while composing her songs, helping her stay focused and disconnect from digital distractions.

It's Not Just for TikTok: I Tried the Ninja SLUSHi and I Understand Why It's the Most Viral Machine

The Ninja SLUSHi is a viral machine that makes slushies without the need for ice. It stands out for its innovative technology, ease of use, and simple cleaning, making it an attractive option for the summer. After trying it, it's clear why it has gained so much popularity beyond TikTok, being effective and practical for cooling down.

With this Microsoft tool you can detect if a file has malware

Project Ire is a Microsoft tool that uses artificial intelligence to autonomously analyze and detect if a file contains malware, enhancing cybersecurity.

The prices of the Pixel 10 before its presentation: this is how much the new phones will cost

Google will unveil the Pixel 10 series on August 20. Ahead of the event, details about the features and prices of the new phones have been leaked, creating anticipation about their innovations and cost.

The Pixel 10 Phones Don't Come Alone: The New Google Smartwatch and Earbuds Leak

Google will launch the Pixel 10 on August 20, along with a new smartwatch and earbuds, thus expanding its device ecosystem.

Samsung has a feature to prevent scams: here’s how you can activate it

Samsung has introduced a feature that detects suspicious scam calls from unknown numbers, protecting the user and allowing easy activation to avoid phone fraud.

Nicki Nicole returns to her boldest highlights for her most special collaboration with Barça

Nicki Nicole goes back to her original style with chunky highlights for her most anticipated and special collaboration with FC Barcelona.

Paula Echevarría Celebrates Her 48th Birthday in Marbella with the Most Charming Crochet Mini Dress

Paula Echevarría celebrated her 48th birthday in Marbella, surrounded by family and friends, wearing a charming crochet mini dress and enjoying an atmosphere full of glamour.

Foot wash with salt and baking soda: why to do it and what it’s good for, according to experts

Washing your feet with salt and baking soda is a simple practice that can be done at home and offers numerous benefits, such as relieving fatigue, eliminating bad odors, and helping to maintain good hygiene and health in the feet.

Cristina Eguren, dermatologist: "It remains one of the best allies to keep the skin healthy"

Dermatologist Cristina Eguren shares essential routines for skin care in summer, highlighting the importance of certain key products that help keep it healthy and protected during the summer months.

Aitana chooses a semi-transparent dress that fits her silhouette for her romantic trip with Plex

Aitana enjoys a vacation on a paradisiacal island with her boyfriend and friends, surprising everyone with a semi-transparent dress that highlights her figure during the romantic trip.

The Four Cosmetics in Your 'Skinroutine' You Should Avoid Before Going to the Pool

Pool chlorine, when combined with certain active ingredients in cosmetics, can increase skin dehydration during the summer. For this reason, it is important to avoid some products in your facial routine before swimming to keep your skin healthy.

The Restaurant with a Repsol Solete Where Laura Escanes Ate and Which Is "Perfect for a Romantic Dinner 20 Meters from the Sea"

This restaurant, awarded a Repsol Solete, is known for its signature dish, senyoret rice with monkfish and squid. It is an ideal place for a romantic dinner, located just 20 meters from the sea, where Laura Escanes has enjoyed its cuisine.

'They are profitable because Spanish people go': the secret of Chinese buffets to make money, according to a cook

The Chinese chef Jiale Pan, awarded in Valladolid, explained that Chinese buffets are profitable because they mainly attract Spanish customers, who tend to consume more. This clientele is key to the success and revenue generation of these establishments.

Boticaria García clears up the doubt about whether it is better to eat fruit as dessert or beforehand: Does it ferment?

Nutritionist Boticaria García clarifies that there is no scientific basis for saying that fruit ferments if eaten after a meal. She explains that consuming fruit at any time, whether before or after eating, is healthy and debunks the myth about its digestion to promote flexible and fear-free consumption.

Neither Green Nor Too Red: The Type of Tomato You Should Add to Your Salads to Enhance Their Flavor

Cooking experts point out that although tomatoes are used year-round, their flavor improves during certain seasons, recommending choosing tomatoes that are neither green nor overly ripe to enhance the taste of salads.

No Ice Needed: If You Want to Make a Good Iced Coffee, Try 'Cold Brew'

Adding ice to coffee ruins its flavor; instead, it is recommended to prepare 'cold brew,' a coffee steeped cold for several hours to achieve a better flavor and a smoother experience.

Chef José Andrés's Trick for Making the Perfect Dish: "The Key to a Juicy Steak is the Salt"

Chef José Andrés reveals that the key to a juicy steak is properly salting the meat. This method, well-known in gastronomy, improves the texture and flavor, ensuring an extraordinary dish.

Travel Destinations in August Without Crowds: The Best Places According to 'National Geographic'

National Geographic has published a list of ideal destinations in Europe and around the world to travel from Spain in August, avoiding large crowds and enjoying fascinating places during the summer.

Tips for the Camino de Santiago: What You Need to Know Before Completing the Pilgrimage Route

In 2025, a new record of pilgrims is expected on the Camino de Santiago, surpassing half a million arrivals in Santiago, highlighting the growing popularity and the importance of being prepared for the route.

The Alicante Beach with Turquoise Waters Hidden Between Cliffs: A Perfect Place to Relax

This hidden cove in Alicante, surrounded by vegetation and cliffs, offers crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming, relaxing under the sun, and practicing naturism in a natural and peaceful environment.

The spectacular town of Girona that is ideal for mountain tourism

Puigcerdà, located at an altitude of 1,200 meters, is ideal for hiking and skiing, offering a perfect destination for mountain tourism.

The Spanish town of Muslim origin with crystal-clear pools and waterfalls: a paradise in the Mediterranean

This Spanish village of Muslim origin, located near the sea, stands out for its stunning views, waterfalls, and crystal-clear pools surrounded by vegetation, creating a natural paradise in the Mediterranean.

The town half an hour from Alicante with colorful houses, kilometers of beaches, and a walled old town

This village near Alicante stands out for its walled old town, colorful houses, and extensive beaches, offering a perfect destination for summer getaways thanks to its heritage and natural landscapes.

From Deva to Zumaia: the best route for this summer

The route that connects Deva and Zumaia offers a spectacular journey with cliffs, unique rock formations, an intense sea, and the opportunity to enjoy typical pintxos, combining natural beauty and cultural attractions for an ideal summer plan.

What it means when someone can't stop checking their phone according to psychology

In a highly connected society, constantly checking the phone reflects an addiction to messages and digital stimuli. This responds to the psychological need for connection and validation, making it difficult to control mobile phone use.

Neither Dry Mouth Nor Heat: Dr. Amir Khan Warns of the 'Subtle' Symptoms of Dehydration

Dr. Amir Khan warns that, besides thirst, dehydration presents subtle symptoms that we should recognize to avoid health problems, as it does not always manifest with dry mouth or a feeling of heat.

Neither Yogurt nor Milk: These Are the Foods with the Most Calcium Recommended for Older Adults

Osteoporosis affects nearly three million people in Spain, reflecting a calcium deficiency in the diet. However, there are many calcium-rich food sources for those who do not consume dairy, providing varied and healthy alternatives for the older population.

Neither the weather nor vacations: the topics talked about by people who lack social skills in a conversation

Interpersonal communication creates essential social bonds, but some people without social skills tend to avoid common topics like the weather or vacations, focusing instead on other matters during the conversation.

The Tryptophan-Rich Dinner That Helps You Sleep Like a Baby After a Full Day at the Pool

A tryptophan-rich dinner complements good sleep hygiene, with regular schedules and habits, to promote optimal rest after an active day.

Goodbye Bloated Belly: The Beneficial Probiotics If You Eat Them Frequently

Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that balance the gut microbiota, helping to prevent issues such as irritable bowel syndrome and abdominal inflammation. Consuming them regularly contributes to better digestive health and reduces abdominal bloating.

The Most Common Fines Issued to Electric Scooter Riders in This Spanish City

The Córdoba City Council conducted a control campaign in July targeting Personal Mobility Vehicles (PMVs) due to the increase in their use in the city, penalizing the most common violations committed by electric scooter riders.

Is it legal for your homeowners' association to prohibit you from charging your electric car in the garage?

A resident of Zaragoza wanted to charge his electric car in his parking space, but the administrator denied him permission. This situation reflects the controversy over whether homeowners' associations can prohibit the installation of charging points.

What You Should Never Do with the Windshield Wiper in Summer

In Spain, many drivers do not take care of their windshield wipers during the summer, but it is important to use them cautiously under the intense sun to avoid damage and maintain their effectiveness.

Kia's electric van now has prices and it's cheaper than you think

Kia's electric van PV5 stands out for its unique design and great modularity, with competitive prices starting at 38,690 euros for the passenger version.

Volvo updates the XC60, an SUV selling like hotcakes

The Volvo XC60, the Swedish brand's best-selling model, receives an update with a refreshed design and new features focused on improving infotainment and safety, enhancing its appeal in the SUV market.

El Marañón Performs the First Lymphatic Catheterization on a Child in Spain: 12 Hours, More Than 30 Medical Staff, and an Expert from the USA

El Marañón hospital carried out the first pediatric lymphatic catheterization in Spain, a pioneering surgery that lasted 12 hours and involved over 30 professionals and an expert from the United States. This advancement marks a milestone and improves care for congenital heart diseases within the Spanish healthcare system.

Madrid's Smart Meters Save an Amount of Water Equivalent to 3,000 Olympic Swimming Pools in Two Years

More than 800,000 smart meters have been installed in Madrid, saving in two years an amount of water equivalent to 3,000 Olympic swimming pools. The installation is expected to be completed across the entire Madrid network before the end of 2026.

The Next Holiday Long Weekend in Galicia: There Will Be Three Days Off to Enjoy a Vacation

In the provinces of Pontevedra, A Coruña, Lugo, and Ourense, people will have to wait several days to enjoy the next summer long weekend, which will offer three days off for vacation.

A 43-year-old man arrested in Vitoria for assaulting his ex-partner in the presence of their minor child

A 43-year-old man was arrested in Vitoria after assaulting his ex-partner in front of their minor child on Friday, August 8, around 3:30 PM. Authorities intervened following the complaint and proceeded to arrest him for domestic violence.

Barcelona Rules Out Closing Beaches and Lifeguards Call for Responsibility from the City Council

Lifeguards consider the City Council's proposal insufficient to prevent future conflicts on Barcelona's beaches and call for greater responsibility, while the council rules out closing the beaches.

A 47-year-old man arrested in Vigo after assaulting his partner and stealing her mobile phone

A 47-year-old man was arrested in Vigo after assaulting his partner and stealing her mobile phone. The intervention occurred thanks to the report made by the victim's 17-year-old daughter, who witnessed the argument and alerted the police.

Ecologists in Action Demand Traffic Restrictions to Lower High Ozone Levels in Madrid

Ecologists in Action report that this month daily ozone levels harmful to health have been exceeded in Madrid due to the heat, and they call for the implementation of traffic restrictions to reduce pollution.

Woman Arrested for Threatening, Filming, and Targeting Police Officers and Civil Guards on Social Media

A 24-year-old woman was arrested after threatening, filming, and targeting police officers and civil guards on social media. Various weapons were found in her home, and authorities are investigating whether she illegally accessed protected systems to obtain information.

13 Electric Scooters with Manipulated Tags and Unregistered Parts Seized in Barcelona

In Barcelona, 13 electric scooters with manipulated tags and unregistered parts were confiscated following surveillance of individuals linked to violent robberies.

Barcelona removes a total of 24,640 posters and stickers from public spaces

In September and December, the removal of posters and stickers will resume in Ciutat Vella, Litoral, Eixample, Sant Martí, and Horta-Guinardó, after having already eliminated a total of 24,640 items from public spaces.

Man arrested for stabbing another man with a broken glass following a dispute over 10 euros in a bar in Palma

A man in Palma was arrested after stabbing another man with a broken glass following an argument over 10 euros. The victim had lent him the money to pay for drinks, but when he asked for it back, the aggressor refused and reacted violently.

The Friendly Speech of a Pilot Upon Arriving in Mallorca: "There Should Be a Place to Leave Tips"

A pilot gave a funny speech while landing in Mallorca, making the passengers forget even the moment of touchdown. With humor, he mentioned that there should be a place to leave tips, encouraging and entertaining those traveling on his flight.

The Priest DJ Who Gathered More Than 100,000 People at the Medusa Festival in Cullera: This Is Father Guilherme

Father Guilherme became popular at the 2023 World Youth Day in Lisbon, where he sang before more than a million people, and later gathered over 100,000 attendees at the Medusa Festival in Cullera as a DJ.

From San Sebastián to Paris by Scooter: The Challenge of Gorka Lasa, the Basque Who Will Travel 1,000 km with Only 100 Euros

Gorka Lasa, along with his friend Ibai Martín, will undertake a 1,000 km journey on a non-electric scooter from San Sebastián to Paris in 30 days, with a limited budget of 100 euros.

Sex Advice Column: "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 installment of 20minutos' sex advice column, expert Santiago Frago addresses concerns about the loss of erections due to medication and how to improve sexual life to offer more than just caresses to one's partner, providing support and solutions to readers.

Agustina Rodrigo, Doctor: "If You Want a Healthy Tan, Avoid Tanning Beds"

Dermatologist Agustina Rodrigo advises avoiding tanning beds to maintain a healthy tan and protect skin health. She answers questions about skin care and aesthetic treatments, promoting safe practices to prevent damage and diseases associated with the sun and artificial tanning methods.

"I live in a rental, am I obligated to let a bank appraiser into my home to take photos?"

This housing advisory answers questions about conflicts with neighbors, issues in the community, and matters with the landlord, offering guidance for tenants facing common situations such as special assessments, noise, or repairs.

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

UGT specialists answer questions about the reduction of working hours, clarifying how it may affect the time needed to retire, in this new edition of the labor advisory.

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

20minutos offers a psychology office for those facing worries or emotional blocks. There, they can express their doubts and receive professional support to manage difficult situations and improve their emotional well-being.

Canine Behavior: Why Do Dogs Lick Legs? Six Reasons to Understand It

Licking and being licked in dogs stimulates the release of oxytocin, strengthening the emotional bond. This behavior can also express affection, seek attention, explore the environment, show submission, or relieve stress.

Living with a Dog or Cat Could Slow Cognitive Decline, According to the Largest European Study

A European study with data from 28 countries shows that living with dogs or cats could help slow cognitive decline in older adults, also evidencing clear differences in the impact depending on the species.

Solid Color Cat Breeds: Between Myth, Genetics, and Aesthetics

The color of cats is determined by two pigments: eumelanin (black) and pheomelanin (red). These genetic bases explain the color variations in solid-colored cats, where myths and aesthetic aspects play important roles in the perception and appreciation of these breeds.

Your daily horoscope for Tuesday, August 12, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the daily predictions that will help you face the day with optimism and guidance.

How are heat-related deaths calculated in Spain? This is how the MoMo system works

The MoMo system in Spain estimates heat-related deaths by analyzing daily mortality data and comparing it to historical averages. It detects excess deaths during heat waves, helping to identify the impact of high temperatures on mortality. This real-time monitoring supports public health responses to extreme heat events.

Check ONCE: results for Monday, August 11, 2025

The ONCE results for Monday, August 11, 2025, will be published from 9:30 PM. They can be checked on the website 20minutos.es.

Three Old Sayings That Warn Us Against Rushing

The article gathers three ancient proverbs that warn about the risks of impatience and rushing, highlighting how urgency can lead to worse outcomes instead of benefits.

Is it a witch? A mysterious figure floating in the air is recorded and no one knows what it is

A video captures a mysterious silhouette suspended in the air for several minutes, barely moving, which has sparked speculation about its nature and left viewers without an explanation.

The Love of Juan José Becerra (Candaya, 2024). Dystopian Love

Juan José Becerra questions the nature of love in a context where it seems to have disappeared, exploring a dystopian love and its meaning when it no longer exists.

When There Is No Sex Education, Porn Shapes Teenage Relationships

A study reveals that the lack of sex education leads teenagers to turn to porn as a reference, which influences the emergence of sexual, physical, and psychological violence in their romantic relationships.

The Infernal Images of the Fires Devastating Southern California

The Canyon fire in Southern California has rapidly grown, reaching over 400 hectares in a few hours and causing great alarm in the affected region.

This is how these 'celebrities' would age, according to AI

Artificial intelligence has created images showing how Lily Collins and other celebrities would look upon reaching 80 years old, offering a futuristic glimpse of their aging.

Famous Couples Enjoying Their First Summer of Love

Several famous couples are enjoying their first summer together after officially announcing their relationship, sharing special moments and publicly showing their love.

Some innocent pranks that will make you smile

Some simple and respectful jokes, that do not humiliate or cause problems, can be very fun and bring a smile to your face.

Discover the Amazon Basics Microfiber Cloths with Over 100,000 Reviews

This pack of 12 Amazon Basics microfiber cloths has an outstanding rating, making it a highly recommended choice for kitchen cleaning.

Yes to the Fire Stick, even if your TV is 'smart': image quality, access to apps...

Amazon’s Fire Stick, one of its best-selling products, enhances image quality and provides access to a wide variety of applications, even on smart TVs, optimizing the user’s audiovisual experience.

This air conditioner is perfect if you rent: better than a portable one and without installation

A powerful air conditioner that does not require fixed installation and is easily placed in the window, ideal for those who rent and cannot make modifications, offering a better option than portable models.

Amazon gives you 10 euros to spend on its website: the conditions to get them

Amazon launches a promotion offering 10 euros free to spend in its store. The offer aims to encourage purchases among the thousands of products available in its catalog. Users must meet certain conditions to access the discount and take advantage of this opportunity.

Macron believes that the Israeli occupation of Gaza will be "an unprecedented disaster" and proposes the deployment of a UN mission

Macron warned that the Israeli occupation of Gaza will cause an unprecedented disaster, primarily affecting hostages and civilians. He proposed the deployment of a UN mission to protect the population and seek a humanitarian solution.

Israel kills a prominent Al Jazeera journalist and five other reporters in an attack on their tent in Gaza

An Israeli attack in Gaza destroyed the tent where journalist Al Sharif was working, causing the death of six journalists, five of whom belonged to Al Jazeera.

It Was Not the Perseids: The Fireball That Flew Over Spain Was a Chinese Rocket

Experts clarify that the fireball seen over Spain was not part of the Perseids meteor shower, but a Chinese rocket. Space debris explains the intense flashes observed in the night sky.

Nattan Reported for Offering Money to Kiss a Woman at a Concert Due to Achondroplasia

Singer Nattan was reported after offering a thousand reais to a man from the audience to come on stage and kiss a woman, sparking controversy and criticism related to the condition of achondroplasia.

This is How You Should Care for Your Cassava: Watering, Location, and Mistakes to Avoid

Cassava is a hardy and easy-to-care-for ornamental plant native to desert areas. For proper care, it requires moderate watering, good indirect light, and avoiding excesses that cause rot. It is important not to expose it to very low temperatures and to prevent common mistakes such as overwatering or poor placement, thus ensuring healthy growth and vibrant foliage.

Emergency work at the Mosque of Córdoba after the fire will cost around one million euros

The emergency works to repair the damage caused by the fire at the Mosque of Córdoba will have an estimated cost of approximately one million euros, according to the initial projections for the restoration project.

The Supreme Court denies the Minimum Vital Income to a separated father because the children are not registered at his address

The Supreme Court rejects granting the Minimum Vital Income to a separated father because his children are not registered at his residence. According to the decree, the aid is granted considering the family unit where the beneficiaries are registered.

The Madrid Prosecutor's Office Requests an Investigation into Leire Díez and Pérez Dolset for an Alleged Attempted Bribery of Two Prosecutors

The Madrid Prosecutor's Office requests an investigation into Leire Díez and Pérez Dolset for an alleged attempted bribery of two prosecutors, although the judge has refused to consolidate this case with another ongoing investigation against Díez for bribery.

Beware of fake SMS messages that slip into your bank's message thread

Cybercriminals use techniques to send fake SMS messages that appear legitimate, posing as your bank without using their real number, putting your security at risk.

Couple Arrested in Málaga: Man Broke a Bottle on His Girlfriend’s Face and She Stabbed Him

A couple was arrested after a fight in a hotel in Málaga at 4:50 a.m. on August 6. The man broke a bottle on his girlfriend’s face, and she responded by stabbing him. Emergency services arrived at the scene after receiving the alert.

TMB acquires the first 100% electric maintenance vehicles for the Barcelona metro network

During the second half of 2026, TMB will receive two light electric maintenance vehicles, followed in 2028 by an electric milling machine, marking a step towards the full electrification of its equipment in the Barcelona metro network.

Controversy with the US Secretary of Defense after a video claims that women should not vote

Pete Hegseth shared on social media an interview with a pastor who proposes establishing a "Christian theocracy" in the US, sparking controversy due to his controversial views on women's voting rights.

The production company that filmed Katy Perry’s videoclip in Formentera fined 6,001 euros

The production company that filmed Katy Perry’s videoclip in Formentera has been fined 6,001 euros, a penalty that has already been paid by the organization involved.

The judge rules out withdrawing Sánchez's brother's passport due to his willingness to "appear"

The judge considers proven David Sánchez's willingness to appear whenever he has been summoned, and therefore decides not to withdraw his passport.

Catalonia will announce new delegations and relocate some offices during the "coming weeks"

The Catalan government, which has 21 international delegations, plans to announce new offices and relocate some existing ones in the coming weeks to optimize its representation, covering everything from specific areas to multiple countries.

Woman found dead in her home in Almería: neighbors alerted the police due to the bad smell

Neighbors alerted the police because of a strong bad odor coming from a house in Almería. Upon entering, they found a woman dead who had not been seen for a week. A real estate card on the door indicated that no one had accessed the residence during that time.

A sports center in Barcelona evacuated due to the emission of toxic gases after a chemical mixture

Two people suffered minor injuries following the emission of toxic gases caused by a chemical mixture in a sports center in Barcelona, which was evacuated. The affected individuals were taken to a hospital.

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

20AM offers a summary of the most relevant news to start the day informed, covering politics, economy, culture, and sports. The program highlights current events and key analyses that impact both nationally and internationally, providing a complete and quick overview for those looking to stay up to date on the most important topics from the first hour.

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

This guide offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It includes strategies to control expenses, save effectively, and prioritize needs. It also recommends using digital tools for financial tracking and suggests habits that improve financial health, helping to handle unexpected events and achieve long-term financial goals.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can’t Miss

This edition of Cinemanía highlights the most anticipated series and movies of the year, including international premieres and national productions. Essential titles are recommended for all tastes, from thrillers and dramas to comedies and documentaries, providing a guide to keep you up to date with the best in audiovisual entertainment.

The Three Diseases That Rosemary Helps to Fight: Discover Its Benefits

Rosemary, common in Mediterranean cuisine and decoration, also offers benefits in fighting various prevalent diseases, standing out for its medicinal properties that provide wellness beyond its culinary use.

A widely used painkiller could cause heart failure

Researchers warn about the cautious use of a common painkiller, cautioning that it may increase the risk of heart failure, especially in older adults with heart problems.

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

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

Paco Martínez Soria, His Tragic End: From Success and Fame to Dying in a Domestic Accident

Fernando Esteso, disciple and close friend of Paco Martínez Soria, was one of the last people to see him before the iconic actor tragically passed away in a domestic accident, marking the end of a career full of success and fame.

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

Pilates is a simple and effective method to achieve a strong abdomen, strengthen the core, and improve flexibility and body mobility. Additionally, it helps strengthen the pelvic floor, providing multiple health benefits.

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

Huelva, in the southwest of Spain, has vast impressive and lesser-known beaches that rival Matalascañas, offering ideal destinations to enjoy the summer and its crystal-clear waters.

Spanish cities that already ban entry to cars with a B label in their LEZs

Several Spanish cities have imposed restrictions in their Low Emission Zones (LEZs), banning the entry of diesel vehicles registered since 2006 and gasoline vehicles since January 2001, which only meet EURO 4 and 3 standards, respectively, affecting cars with a B label.

The oldest bar in Cádiz: open for almost 300 years

The bar, opened in 1780, has been in continuous operation for nearly three centuries. Its cuisine is based on the cultural tradition of Cádiz and mainly uses seafood products.

Dave Bautista and Henry Cavill Will Face Off in the Remake of This 80s Classic

Dave Bautista and Henry Cavill will star in the remake of a classic from the 1980s. Cavill was almost confirmed for the role ten years ago, but project delays forced him to wait before finally joining the cast now.

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

This Andalusian town, located 35 km from Granada, has fewer than 10,000 inhabitants and offers essential services such as a health center, pharmacy, and several shops. It stands out for having the lowest housing prices in the area, making it ideal for retiring without worries.

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

This white Andalusian town offers affordable housing, essential services such as a health center, pharmacies, and shops, and stands out for its large castle, making it ideal for retiring without worries.

The next long weekend in Galicia: there will be three days off to enjoy a vacation

In the Galician provinces of Pontevedra, A Coruña, Lugo, and Ourense, you will have to wait a few more days to enjoy the upcoming summer long weekend, which will offer a three-day break for vacation.

Oil gains as US-China tariff truce extension boosts trade hopes

Oil prices rose following news of an extension in the US-China tariff truce, fueling optimism for improved trade relations between the two economic giants. The deal has eased tensions, potentially boosting global economic growth and oil demand. Market participants are cautiously optimistic, anticipating that sustained cooperation could support energy markets amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.

Explosions at US Steel plant leave two dead, 10 injured

Two workers died and 10 others were injured following explosions at a US Steel plant. Emergency personnel responded quickly, and the injured were taken to local hospitals. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blasts, while the company has suspended operations at the site to ensure safety and assist with the investigation.

Oil prices steady with focus on US-Russia talks, China trade truce

Oil prices remained steady as markets awaited developments from US-Russia talks and a potential trade truce between China and the US. Investor attention centered on geopolitical and trade negotiations that could impact supply and demand dynamics, supporting price stability amid ongoing uncertainties.

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Chile's Codelco replaces El Teniente manager after deadly accident

Chile's state mining company Codelco has replaced the manager of its El Teniente copper mine following a fatal accident. The change comes as part of efforts to strengthen safety protocols and prevent future incidents at one of the world’s largest underground mines. The company emphasized its commitment to worker safety and operational improvements in response to the tragedy.

Oil settles flat ahead of US-Russia talks

Oil prices remained steady as traders awaited upcoming US-Russia discussions that could impact global supply dynamics. Market participants are cautious amid geopolitical tensions and potential shifts in production policies, leading to a balanced outlook with little price movement ahead of the talks.

Bullion markets breathe sigh of relief after Trump says gold will not face tariffs

Bullion markets reacted positively after former President Donald Trump confirmed that gold imports would not be subject to tariffs. This announcement eased concerns over potential trade restrictions that could have driven up costs and disrupted supply. Investors welcomed the news, causing gold prices to stabilize and recover from earlier volatility tied to tariff worries.

Trump says gold will not be tariffed

President Trump announced that gold imports will not face tariffs, easing concerns for investors and the market. This decision contrasts with tariffs applied to other goods, aiming to maintain stability in the precious metals sector.

Colombia's oil and gas production falls in June

Colombia’s oil and gas production declined in June due to reduced output amid maintenance activities and operational challenges. The drop affected the country’s overall energy supply, highlighting ongoing issues in the sector that could impact future production and economic stability.

Argentina increases domestic biofuel prices

Argentina has raised its domestic biofuel prices to better support producers amid rising costs and to promote the use of renewable energy. The government aims to balance market stability and environmental goals by adjusting tariffs, ensuring biofuel competitiveness, and encouraging investment in the sector. This move reflects Argentina's commitment to expanding sustainable energy sources and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

Peabody's $3.8 billion bid on Anglo American mines looms next week

Peabody Energy is preparing a $3.8 billion bid for Anglo American's coal mines, with a decision expected next week. The offer aims to expand Peabody's coal assets amid rising demand. Anglo American is reviewing the proposal as it considers its future strategy in coal mining.

China urges firms not to use Nvidia's H20 chips, Bloomberg News reports

China has advised domestic companies to avoid using Nvidia's H20 AI chips amid growing geopolitical tensions. The guidance reflects broader efforts to reduce reliance on U.S. technology and promote self-sufficiency in the tech sector. This move comes as the U.S. tightens export controls on advanced semiconductors, intensifying the tech rivalry between the two nations.

China urges firms to avoid Nvidia H20 chips in sensitive work – Bloomberg

China has advised companies to avoid using Nvidia's H20 chips in sensitive projects, citing security concerns. This move reflects growing tensions between China and the US tech industry amid ongoing geopolitical disputes. The advisory may impact Nvidia's business in China, a key market, as firms seek to comply with government directives while navigating supply chain and technology restrictions.

Star Entertainment shares surge 35% on asset sale to Hong Kong investors

Star Entertainment's shares jumped 35% following the announcement of a significant asset sale to Hong Kong investors. The deal is expected to strengthen the company's financial position and support future growth initiatives amid a recovering market. Investors responded positively to the news, driving the substantial share price increase.

Australia's Arafura Rare Earths Eyes $100 Million in Export Agency Funding, Source Says

Arafura Rare Earths is seeking $100 million in funding from Australia's export finance agency to support its critical mineral project. The company aims to boost production of rare earth elements, vital for green technologies, and strengthen its position in the global supply chain amid growing demand for clean energy resources.

Trump holds high-stakes meeting with Intel CEO after calling for his resignation

Former President Trump met with Intel CEO in a crucial discussion following his public call for the executive's resignation. The high-profile meeting highlighted tensions between Trump and the tech industry leadership, focusing on issues related to company performance and broader political implications. The outcome of this encounter remains closely watched by both political and business observers.

Japan's Nikkei rallies to record high, SoftBank surges

The Nikkei index hit a record high, driven by gains in tech stocks and strong investor confidence. SoftBank shares surged significantly, boosting market momentum. Positive earnings reports and easing geopolitical tensions contributed to the rally across Japanese markets.

Trump opens door to sales of version of Nvidia's next-gen AI chips in China

Former President Trump signaled potential approval for selling versions of Nvidia's next-generation AI chips in China. This marks a shift amid ongoing US restrictions aimed at limiting China’s access to advanced AI technology. The move could impact the global AI chip market and US-China tech relations by allowing controlled exports of certain AI hardware to China.

Musk says xAI to take legal action against Apple over App Store rankings

Elon Musk's xAI plans to sue Apple, accusing the tech giant of unfairly demoting its app in the App Store rankings. Musk claims Apple is using its control of the platform to stifle competition, affecting xAI's visibility and user access. The move highlights ongoing tensions between app developers and Apple over App Store policies and market influence.

Trump's trade war with China in 2025

The article discusses the ongoing trade tensions between the US and China in 2025, stemming from policies initiated during Trump's presidency. Despite efforts to ease restrictions, tariffs and trade barriers remain, impacting global markets. Both nations continue negotiations to resolve disputes, though challenges persist due to economic and political differences.

Singapore raises 2025 GDP forecast after strong Q2 growth

Singapore has upgraded its 2025 GDP growth forecast following robust economic performance in Q2. The nation's economy expanded more than expected, driven by strong manufacturing, services, and trade sectors. This upward revision reflects greater confidence in sustained growth momentum, supported by favorable external demand and domestic consumption. Policymakers anticipate continued resilience amid global economic uncertainties.

UK consumers spent more on clothes as temperatures soared in July, data shows

In July, UK consumers increased spending on clothing as temperatures rose significantly. Retail data reveals a boost in sales, driven by demand for summer apparel. This trend highlights the impact of weather on consumer behavior and the retail market.

US soybean prices jump after Trump urges China to quadruple orders

US soybean prices surged following President Trump's call for China to quadruple its soybean purchases amid ongoing trade tensions. The move is seen as an attempt to boost US exports and ease the trade conflict between the two nations. Market analysts view the demand increase as a positive sign for American farmers impacted by tariffs.

Taiwan is continuing tariff negotiations with US, cabinet official says

Taiwan remains engaged in ongoing tariff discussions with the United States, aiming to resolve trade issues and strengthen economic ties. A cabinet official confirmed that negotiations are active and emphasized Taiwan's commitment to reaching a mutually beneficial agreement.

Norges Bank expected to hold rates after inflation rebound

Norges Bank is anticipated to keep interest rates unchanged following a recent rebound in inflation. The central bank aims to carefully assess economic data before making further adjustments, balancing efforts to control inflation while supporting growth amid global uncertainties.

UK employers report weaker hiring and pay growth in July

UK employers experienced slower hiring and pay growth in July, reflecting economic uncertainties. Many firms showed caution in recruitment and salary increases, indicating subdued confidence in the labor market amid ongoing challenges.

Turkey's industrial production rises 0.7% in June

Turkey's industrial production increased by 0.7% in June compared to the previous month, driven by growth in manufacturing and energy sectors. This rise indicates gradual recovery amid global economic challenges, supported by domestic demand and export expansion. The government continues to focus on boosting industrial output to sustain economic momentum.

British businesses show weakest hiring intentions since pandemic

British businesses report the weakest hiring intentions since the pandemic began, citing economic uncertainty and inflation pressures. Many firms plan to freeze or reduce staff levels amid concerns over demand and rising costs, signaling potential challenges for the UK labor market and economic recovery.

German business insolvencies surge 19.2% in July

In July, German business insolvencies rose by 19.2% compared to the previous year, reflecting ongoing economic challenges. The increase highlights financial strain among companies amid inflation, supply chain issues, and energy costs, signaling potential risks for Germany’s economic recovery. Authorities and businesses are monitoring the situation to mitigate further economic impact.

Norway's core inflation holds steady at 3.1% in July

Norway's core inflation remained steady at 3.1% in July, reflecting persistent underlying price pressures. This steady rate indicates that inflation is holding firm despite global economic uncertainties and efforts by the central bank to manage price growth. The data suggests ongoing challenges for monetary policy as authorities aim to balance growth with inflation control.

Morning Bid: Truce extended, economic data next

The current ceasefire has been extended, providing temporary relief amid ongoing tensions. Markets now turn their focus to upcoming economic data releases, which are expected to influence investor sentiment and guide trading decisions in the near term.

Asia stocks rise as US-China tariff truce supports sentiment

Asian stocks climbed following news of a truce on US-China tariffs, boosting market sentiment. Investors welcomed reduced trade tensions and optimism over continued negotiations, leading to gains in key markets across the region. The easing of tariffs is expected to support global economic stability and trade relations.

Analysts react to Japan's Nikkei scaling record high

Japan's Nikkei index reached a record high, driven by strong corporate earnings and optimism about economic recovery. Analysts highlight increased investor confidence and expect continued market growth amid supportive government policies and global economic improvements. However, some caution about potential volatility due to geopolitical tensions and currency fluctuations.

Australia's central bank cuts rates, still cautious about outlook

Australia's central bank reduced interest rates to support the economy amid persistent inflation and global uncertainties. Despite the cut, officials remain cautious about the outlook, emphasizing the need to balance growth with inflation control as global risks continue to pose challenges.

Dollar advances against yen ahead of US inflation data

The US dollar strengthened against the Japanese yen as investors awaited key US inflation data. Market participants are cautious ahead of the inflation report, which could influence Federal Reserve policy. The dollar's rise reflects expectations of sustained US economic strength compared to Japan's slower growth, impacting currency movements ahead of the data release.

Australian interest rate changes since 1990

Since 1990, Australian interest rates have experienced multiple fluctuations influenced by economic conditions, inflation, and global trends. The Reserve Bank of Australia adjusts rates to manage growth and control inflation, with notable periods of hikes during economic booms and cuts amid downturns or crises, reflecting the dynamic nature of monetary policy over the decades.

RBA cuts interest rates by 25 bps, sees more easing on softer inflation

The Reserve Bank of Australia reduced interest rates by 25 basis points, signaling potential for further easing due to softer inflation pressures. The move aims to support economic growth amid easing price increases and ongoing global uncertainties.

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US consumer prices likely increased marginally in July; data quality concerns rising

US consumer prices probably edged up slightly in July, reflecting modest inflation. However, concerns about the accuracy and reliability of data have intensified, raising questions about the true state of the economy and complicating policy decisions.

Singapore upgrades 2025 GDP growth forecast after Q2 tops initial estimates

Singapore has raised its 2025 GDP growth forecast following stronger-than-expected Q2 economic performance. The upgraded outlook reflects robust manufacturing and services sectors, signaling sustained economic momentum. The government remains optimistic about growth prospects amid global uncertainties, emphasizing ongoing efforts to support innovation and productivity improvements.

Metaplanet buys 518 Bitcoin for $61 million, total stash at 18,113 coins

Metaplanet has purchased 518 Bitcoin for $61 million, increasing its total holdings to 18,113 BTC. This acquisition reflects the company's ongoing strategy to expand its cryptocurrency portfolio.

FLOKI’s Valhalla MMORPG Storms U.S. Television With 60-Day National Commercial Blitz

FLOKI’s Valhalla MMORPG is launching a major 60-day national TV commercial campaign across the U.S. The blitz aims to rapidly boost game awareness and player engagement by showcasing its unique Norse-themed gameplay and expansive virtual world. This aggressive marketing push highlights FLOKI’s strategy to capture a larger share of the competitive MMORPG market.

Bitcoin price today: gains to $120k, near record high on U.S. regulatory cheer

Bitcoin's price surged toward $120,000, approaching its all-time high, driven by positive signals from U.S. regulators indicating possible clearer guidelines for cryptocurrencies. The regulatory optimism boosted investor confidence, sparking increased buying activity and fueling hopes of further gains in the digital asset market.

BNC purchases $160M worth of BNB tokens for corporate treasury

BNC has acquired $160 million worth of BNB tokens to bolster its corporate treasury. The purchase highlights BNC's confidence in BNB's long-term value and supports its strategic investment approach in the crypto market. This move aims to strengthen BNC's financial position and capitalize on BNB’s growth potential.

Bybit Offers LATAM Users a Share of 30,000 USDT for First Bitcoin Buys

Bybit is launching a promotion for Latin American users, offering a total of 30,000 USDT in rewards. New users who make their first Bitcoin purchases on the platform can share in this incentive, aimed at expanding Bybit's presence in the LATAM market and encouraging cryptocurrency adoption in the region.

Heritage Distilling raises $220M to build $IP token treasury strategy

Heritage Distilling has secured $220 million to develop a treasury strategy centered on $IP tokens. This funding aims to enhance their financial operations through innovative token-based assets, reflecting a growing trend of integrating crypto strategies within traditional business models. The move positions Heritage Distilling at the forefront of combining digital asset management with conventional industry practices.

Aditxt signs custody agreement with Crypto.com for digital asset treasury

Aditxt has partnered with Crypto.com to manage its digital asset treasury. The custody agreement aims to enhance security and streamline management of Aditxt's cryptocurrency holdings through Crypto.com's institutional-grade services. This collaboration reflects Aditxt's commitment to leveraging robust digital asset solutions to support its business growth.

Safety Shot forms alliance with BONK contributors for $25M token deal

Safety Shot has partnered with BONK contributors in a $25 million token agreement. This alliance aims to leverage combined resources and community support to enhance the value and utility of their tokens. The collaboration is expected to boost market presence and innovation within the cryptocurrency space.

Trump Media files amended registration for Bitcoin ETF

Trump Media has submitted an amended registration for its Bitcoin ETF, aiming to offer investors exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated exchange-traded fund. The move reflects increasing interest from traditional media companies in the cryptocurrency sector. The updated filing includes revised fund details and compliance measures to meet regulatory standards, positioning Trump Media as a notable player in crypto investment products.

Blue Origin accepts crypto payments for New Shepard spaceflights

Blue Origin now accepts cryptocurrency as payment for rides on its New Shepard suborbital spacecraft. This move aims to attract crypto enthusiasts and expand payment options. The company joins other space tourism firms embracing digital currencies, reflecting growing mainstream acceptance. Payments can be made using popular cryptocurrencies, making space travel bookings more accessible to a tech-savvy clientele.

DigitalOcean prices $550 million convertible notes offering

DigitalOcean has priced a $550 million convertible notes offering. The company aims to strengthen its financial position and support growth initiatives. The convertible notes provide investors with the option to convert debt into equity, reflecting confidence in DigitalOcean's long-term prospects and market expansion plans.

Sampo continues share buyback program with €329,000 purchase

Sampo has proceeded with its share buyback program, purchasing shares worth €329,000. This move aligns with the company’s ongoing strategy to return value to shareholders and optimize its capital structure. The buyback demonstrates Sampo's confidence in its financial position and outlook.

BNP Paribas Bank Polska H1 2025 slides: net profit up 21.6% y/y despite Q2 slowdown

BNP Paribas Bank Polska reported a 21.6% year-on-year increase in net profit for H1 2025, despite a slowdown in Q2. The bank showed strong overall performance, driven by solid income growth and controlled costs, highlighting resilience amid challenging market conditions.

Kongsberg Automotive Q2 2025 slides: Revenue decline continues amid strategic restructuring

Kongsberg Automotive reports ongoing revenue decline in Q2 2025 as it undergoes strategic restructuring. The company is focusing on streamlining operations and cost reductions to improve profitability. Despite challenges, management remains committed to long-term growth through innovation and market adaptation.

Upstart Prices $600 Million Convertible Notes Offering

Upstart Holdings announced the pricing of $600 million in convertible notes. The offering aims to strengthen the company's capital structure and support growth initiatives. Proceeds from the notes will be used for general corporate purposes, including potential acquisitions and expanding technology capabilities. The move reflects Upstart's confidence in its business model and market opportunities.

Ligand Pharmaceuticals prices $400 million convertible notes offering

Ligand Pharmaceuticals announced a $400 million offering of convertible senior notes due in 2029. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including potential acquisitions and strengthening its balance sheet. The notes will bear interest at a fixed rate and may be converted into Ligand common stock under specific conditions, providing flexibility for both the company and investors.

RCI Hospitality Q3 2025 slides: Profits improve despite revenue challenges

RCI Hospitality reported improved profits in Q3 2025 despite facing revenue challenges. The company managed cost efficiencies and operational improvements, helping earnings rise even as top-line growth slowed. Strategic initiatives are ongoing to bolster future revenue streams while maintaining profitability.

Belite Bio Q2 2025 presentation: expenses rise as clinical trials advance

Belite Bio reported increased expenses in Q2 2025, driven by progress in their clinical trials. The company is investing heavily in research and development to advance their drug candidates. Despite higher costs, Belite remains focused on advancing their pipeline, aiming for key milestones that could enhance long-term growth prospects.

Nauticus Robotics Q2 2025 slides: Revenue surges 347% amid continued losses

Nauticus Robotics reported a 347% revenue increase in Q2 2025, driven by expanded operations and new contracts. Despite strong top-line growth, the company continues to face significant losses due to high R&D and operational costs. Management remains focused on scaling technology and reducing expenses to achieve profitability in the coming quarters.

Greenhawk Resources investor acquires 10.2 million shares, CEO resigns

An investor has purchased 10.2 million shares of Greenhawk Resources, signaling strong confidence in the company. Concurrently, the CEO announced their resignation, prompting potential leadership changes as the company navigates this transition. The developments could impact Greenhawk’s strategic direction and market performance.