News Summary - 08/14/2025

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Europe expresses hope after call with Trump on Putin summit

Trump rated his call as "a ten" and was urged to prioritize Ukraine's interests in his upcoming meeting with Putin on Friday.

Humanitarian groups say Israel vetting process preventing life-saving aid from getting into Gaza

Over 100 aid organizations report being frequently denied authorization to deliver essential aid to Gaza, citing the Israeli vetting process as a major barrier to getting life-saving assistance to those in need.

Gaza talks to focus on releasing hostages all in one go, Netanyahu hints

Mediators suggest a deal for the simultaneous release of hostages could be achieved in the coming weeks, ahead of Israel's planned war escalation. Netanyahu indicates talks will prioritize freeing all captives at once.

Melania Trump threatens to sue Hunter Biden for $1bn over Epstein claim

Melania Trump's lawyer has demanded that Hunter Biden retract his claims regarding how she met Donald Trump, threatening a $1 billion lawsuit over the Epstein-related allegations.

Rain warning delays landmark trial of Hong Kong's rebel mogul Jimmy Lai

The trial of Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, accused of colluding with foreign forces under Beijing's national security law, has been delayed due to a rain warning. This marks a significant moment in the enforcement of the controversial law against pro-democracy figures.

N Korea denies removing propaganda loudspeakers at border

Kim Jong Un's sister stated that North Korea has no intention to improve relations with South Korea, denying reports about removing propaganda loudspeakers along the border.

'Our children are dying': Rare footage shows plight of civilians in besieged Sudan city

Parents in Sudan's Darfur region are facing severe hardships feeding their children amid ongoing conflict. The war has led to widespread scarcity of food and essential supplies, endangering the lives of many civilians trapped in besieged areas.

Australia and Vanuatu agree to $328 million security and business deal

Australia is expanding its influence in the Pacific through a $328 million security and business agreement with Vanuatu, aiming to counter China's growing presence in the region.

Peru president issues amnesty for hundreds accused of atrocities

Peru President Dina Boluarte defended a law granting immunity to hundreds accused of atrocities during the Maoist insurgency, rejecting widespread criticism. The controversial amnesty aims to address past conflicts but has sparked debate over justice and accountability.

Evacuations in Alaska after glacial melt raises fears of record flooding

Meltwater escaping from a glacier-dammed basin near Juneau is raising concerns about potential severe flooding. Authorities have initiated evacuations in the state capital to prepare for possible record-level floodwaters caused by glacial melt.

Wildfire threatens major Greek city as heatwave grips Europe

A severe heatwave across southern Europe is causing wildfires from Portugal to the Balkans, including a major blaze endangering a key Greek city. The extreme temperatures and dry conditions are increasing fire risks throughout the region.

National Guard troops appear in Washington DC as mayor rejects Trump's 'authoritarian push'

Armored vehicles and National Guard troops were seen at key urban and tourist locations across Washington DC on Tuesday evening, amid heightened security measures. The city's mayor criticized the move, labeling it an "authoritarian push" by former President Trump.

Three Colombian Soldiers Killed in Drone Attack

Illegal armed groups in Colombia are increasingly using drones to launch attacks against the country's security forces, leading to incidents such as the killing of three soldiers. This represents a growing threat as these groups adopt advanced technology in their operations.

UK, France and Germany ready to reimpose sanctions on Iran over nuclear programme

The UK, France, and Germany (E3) have warned that if Iran fails to resume nuclear talks by the end of the month, they will reinstate sanctions aimed at pressuring Iran over its nuclear programme.

The row over 'vote theft' that has shaken Indian politics

Opposition parties have accused authorities of electoral irregularities in recent polls. However, India's election commission has refuted these claims, maintaining the integrity of the voting process. The dispute has intensified political tensions across the country.

Wife of South Korea's jailed ex-president arrested

For the first time in South Korean history, both a former president and his wife are imprisoned simultaneously, marking a historic legal and political milestone in the country.

Putin reaffirms 'friendship' with North Korea before Trump talks

Kim Jong Un has supplied Moscow with artillery and missiles. A BBC investigation reveals North Korean laborers working in harsh, "slave-like" conditions in Russia, highlighting the complex ties between the two nations amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Macron admits French repression in Cameroon's independence struggle

French President Emmanuel Macron acknowledged the violent repression by French forces during Cameroon's fight for independence, citing independence leaders who were killed in military operations led by France.

Cape Verde declares state of emergency after deadly floods

Cape Verde has declared a state of emergency following catastrophic floods caused by heavy rainfall across the islands. The situation has resulted in significant damage and loss, prompting urgent response efforts to address the crisis.

British soldiers using sex workers in Kenya despite ban, inquiry finds

An inquiry revealed that British soldiers have been using sex workers in Kenya despite an existing ban. Chief of Defence Staff Sir Roly Walker emphasized the army's commitment to ending sexual exploitation among its ranks.

US announces criminal charges against Haitian gang leader Barbecue

The US has filed criminal charges against Barbecue, leader of the Viv Ansanm gang, which dominates much of Haiti's capital. The gang is accused of numerous murders, kidnappings, and attacks on key infrastructure.

In maps: The war-ravaged Ukrainian territories at the heart of the Trump-Putin summit

Kyiv refuses to hand over territories occupied by Russia as a condition for a ceasefire, maintaining its stance on sovereignty despite ongoing conflict and diplomatic discussions involving international leaders.

Chemistry on Trial: How a Professor Tried to Convince a Court She Didn’t Kill Her Husband

A professor attempted to use scientific arguments in her own defense during a murder trial, claiming innocence in her husband's death. Despite her efforts to convince the court through chemistry-based explanations, she was ultimately found guilty of murder.

Relationship and new album - what we learned from Taylor Swift on Travis Kelce's podcast

Taylor Swift opened up about her relationship with Travis Kelce and offered a rare glimpse into their life together. She also shared details about her upcoming album, providing fans with exciting insights into her personal and professional world.

Crime in DC: What do the figures say and how safe do people feel?

National Guard troops have arrived in Washington DC as President Trump assumes control of the city’s police force, aiming to address escalating crime concerns and public safety issues.

Inside Australia's billion-dollar bid to take on China's rare earth dominance

Australia is leveraging recent concerns over Beijing’s actions to position itself as a key alternative supplier of rare earth minerals, vital for high-tech industries, aiming to challenge China’s market dominance and secure global supply chains.

Watch: Wildfire approaches horse enclosure in Greece

Wildfires are causing devastation across southern Europe, with at least three fatalities reported in Spain, Albania, and Turkey. In Greece, a wildfire dangerously nears a horse enclosure, highlighting the severe impact and threat to both human and animal life. Efforts to contain the fires continue amid challenging conditions.

Aerial footage shows aftermath of massive train derailment in Texas

Video captures severely damaged train cars piled on the tracks following a massive derailment in Texas. Emergency crews are actively responding to the scene to manage the situation.

Watch: Europe's wildfires seen from above

Aerial footage reveals the widespread destruction caused by wildfires across several European countries, highlighting the severe impact on landscapes and communities.

Watch: Trump announces deployment of National Guard in Washington DC

The US military is set to activate National Guard troops to support Trump's efforts in combating street crime in Washington DC as part of a broader crackdown initiative.

The Government Requests Help from the European Union to Fight the Wave of Fires Ravaging Spain

Interior Minister Marlaska reported that two additional tanker planes with a capacity of 5,500 liters each will be deployed to support the extinguishing of the most severe fires affecting Spain.

Feijóo asks the Government to request help from the EU due to the fires and laments the "activity of incendiary terrorism" in Spain

Feijóo criticizes the Government for acting "late" in response to the wave of fires in Spain and demands that it requests help from the EU. He also condemns the fires as an "activity of incendiary terrorism" and accuses the Executive of being "on vacation" while the country burns.

Puente defends himself against criticism and attacks Mañueco and Moreno: "Whoever remains in Cádiz after four days of fires is laughing"

Puente defends his management and criticizes Mañueco and Moreno, pointing out that it is a mockery that someone stays in Cádiz after four days of fires. Mañueco responds that he will not stoop to answer that "frivolous electoralism" that uses people's pain for political purposes.

Fires in Spain, live | Flames advance uncontrollably in Cáceres, Ourense, León, and Zamora, with thousands evacuated

Two people have died, several are injured, and thousands have been evacuated due to a series of fires spreading uncontrollably in Cáceres, Ourense, León, and Zamora, severely affecting these regions in Spain.

Mañueco Announces Aid for Those Affected by the Fires in León and Zamora and a Special Plan for Las Médulas

Fernández Mañueco announces aid for companies affected by the fires in León and Zamora, also guaranteeing the full payment of direct CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) subsidies, in addition to a special plan for the Las Médulas area.

María's Odyssey, Affected by the Tarifa Fire: "We Spent the Night in the Car Because There Were No Beds at the Sports Center"

María and her family, residents of a neighborhood affected by the Tarifa fire, were evacuated while they were at the beach after seeing the smoke. With no beds available at the designated sports center, they had to spend the night in the car.

An evacuation route is opened for all the residents of Cabezabellosa who had refused to leave their homes

112 Extremadura sent a mass ES-Alert message to the residents of Cabezabellosa due to the worsening of the Jarilla fire, establishing an evacuation route for those who refused to leave their homes for safety reasons.

The Tres Cantos Fire Enters Control Phase Although Monitoring Continues in the Area

Six teams remain on site carrying out cooling and supervision tasks after bringing the fire in Tres Cantos under control. Meanwhile, the assessment of the damage caused by the fire has begun.

The Madrid-Galicia High-Speed Line Permanently Suspended Due to Fires in Ourense

The Madrid-Galicia high-speed line has been permanently suspended due to the fires in Ourense. The stations in Galicia and Madrid Chamartín will remain open all night to assist affected passengers who were unable to travel.

Map of active fires in Spain: check if there is a fire in your province

Several fires are currently affecting Spain, with Galicia, Castilla y León, and Extremadura as the most impacted regions.

25 arrested and several investigated for causing fires this summer in Spain: one worked extinguishing the flames

This summer in Spain, 25 people have been arrested and several investigated for causing fires. Among them, a case stands out in Ávila where a worker from the fire extinguishing service was arrested for starting a fire for work-related reasons.

The Tres Cantos Fire Passed Right Past the Center of Burrolandia: "Their Instinct Managed to Keep Them Safe"

The Tres Cantos animal shelter, home to more than 50 donkeys, horses, and goats, was spared from Monday’s fire. Thanks to the animals' instincts and favorable circumstances, they managed to stay safe despite the proximity of the flames.

GALLERY | The before and after of Las Médulas, León's jewel now scorched by flames

The flames have destroyed the iconic centennial chestnut trees in the natural area of Las Médulas, severely affecting this jewel of León.

"Trapped by two tongues of fire": Abel Ramos, the volunteer who died in León while helping to extinguish the fire

Abel Ramos, a volunteer and active collaborator in fire extinguishing efforts in León, died trapped by two tongues of fire while assisting in the operations. He had lent a brush cutter to directly support the efforts against the fire.

The Romanian community raises 17,000 euros to repatriate Mircea Spiridon, the "hero of the Tres Cantos fire"

Mircea Spiridon, 50 years old, died after suffering burns on 98% of his body while trying to save the owner and the horses at the equestrian center in Tres Cantos. The Romanian community raised 17,000 euros to repatriate his remains.

Jesús Calleja’s Tears Over the Fires in León: "I’m Far Away Watching the Life of My Land Die"

Jesús Calleja expressed his sadness on social media about the fires affecting León, lamenting from afar how the life of his homeland is dying during this harsh August in Spain.

Trump Assures Europeans That Only Zelenski Will Negotiate Possible Territorial Concessions to Russia

Trump assured Europe that only Ukrainian President Zelenski has the authority to negotiate any territorial concessions to Russia, aligning with allies who defend Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Bendodo accuses Sánchez of distancing Spain from the international scene: "Instead of being with the EU, he is at the beach with Zapatero"

Bendodo criticizes Sánchez for distancing Spain from the international stage, accusing him of following the "Zapatero playbook," whitewashing the Venezuelan regime, and provoking conflicts with NATO.

Sánchez emphasizes, after being left out of the meeting with Trump, that Ukraine must be "part of the decision" made

President Sánchez, excluded from a meeting between EU leaders and Trump, stresses that Ukraine must be considered and be part of any decision that is made.

Chevalier redeems himself and makes Donnarumma forgotten in the Super Cup: from a clear mistake to giving life to PSG in the penalty shootout

Lucas Chevalier made his starting debut for PSG, committed an error leading to Tottenham’s second goal, but redeemed himself by saving decisive penalties in the shootout, helping the team stay alive and overcome Tottenham in the Super Cup.

An epic Paris Saint-Germain wins their first UEFA Super Cup on penalties

Paris Saint-Germain, led by Luis Enrique, came back from a two-goal deficit and won the UEFA Super Cup for the first time in their history after prevailing in the penalty shootout.

Jennifer Aniston on the 'love triangle' with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie: "It's a shame it had to happen"

Jennifer Aniston reflects on the intense media pressure following her divorce from Brad Pitt and his subsequent romance with Angelina Jolie, describing the situation as a shame. She highlights how she faced the public scrutiny and managed to overcome it with strength.

China Falls for Marta Santana, the Spanish Tourist Who Saved a Child from Drowning

Marta Santana, 31 years old and a former swimming coach, reacted quickly and jumped into the water to save a child who couldn't swim, thus preventing a possible tragedy. Her bravery has moved China.

Barça announces that Ter Stegen's injury "meets the criteria for long-term" and that Joan García will be registered

Barça has reported that Ter Stegen's injury meets the criteria for long-term, which allows the registration of goalkeeper Joan García. The registration will be formalized this Thursday, according to the club's official statement.

Kiko Jiménez and Sofía Suescun on the verge of breaking up over her dates with an ex-police officer with legal troubles

According to 'Lecturas,' Sofía Suescun is reportedly dating Juan Faro, an ex-police officer accused of money laundering and tax fraud, which has put her relationship with Kiko Jiménez at risk.

Juan Faro, the 'influencer' with whom Sofía Suescun supposedly cheated on Kiko Jiménez: "It's something they have to talk about between themselves"

Juan Faro avoided confirming whether Sofía Suescun was the woman he was looking for when a reporter asked him. Regarding the alleged infidelity to Kiko Jiménez, he stated that it is a matter they need to resolve personally.

Kiko Jiménez reacts to the alleged infidelity of Sofía Suescun

Omar Suárez revealed that Kiko Jiménez was "in shock" after finding out about Sofía Suescun's alleged infidelity through the magazine 'Lecturas.'

Chris Hemsworth Celebrates His 42nd Birthday in Ibiza Surrounded by Friends and the Notable Absence of Elsa Pataky

Chris Hemsworth celebrated his 42nd birthday in Ibiza with friends, highlighting the notable absence of his wife Elsa Pataky. The celebration was joyful and brought together several people close to the actor, although without Pataky’s company, who was not present at the event.

They Reveal the Cause of the Salmonella Outbreak That Affected More Than 500 People at a Festival in Barbastro

The salmonella outbreak that affected more than 500 people at a festival in Barbastro was caused by the consumption of tomatoes spread on toast. Fifteen people, including eight adults and six children, required hospitalization.

This is the reason why the seasonal worker from Alcarràs died, according to the temporary employment agency that hired him

The temporary employment agency states that the worker who died in Alcarràs had received the necessary training and information on occupational risk prevention, indicating that the established protocols were followed before the incident.

A Spanish tourist reports sexual violence by a folkloric dancer in Peru

A Spanish tourist in Peru reported that a folkloric dancer forcibly kissed her without her consent after asking her for a photo.

The PSOE steps up its offensive against the PP over the Jumilla motion and demands a report from the City Council on its legality

The PSOE of Jumilla accuses the PP of violating religious freedom, equality, and the neutrality of the State with a municipal motion, and demands that the City Council provide a report to clarify its legality.

A New Species of Hominids That Coexisted with Early Humans Discovered

A new discovery reveals a species of hominids that lived alongside early humans, showing that human evolution is a leafy tree with multiple branches and life forms that go extinct, not a linear process.

Georgina Rodríguez reveals her most reflective side after announcing her engagement to Cristiano Ronaldo

Georgina Rodríguez shared a quote by Paulo Coelho on her social media that reflects her view on love, showing her more introspective side after announcing her engagement to Cristiano Ronaldo.

Tomé and Jenni Hermoso's Absence from the National Team: "I Had to Go to a Trial to Defend Why She Wasn't Called Up"

Former national team coach Ana María Tomé explains on 'El Larguero' her complicated relationship with Jenni Hermoso and the reasons behind the player's absence from her call-ups, noting that she even had to defend this decision in a trial.

Montse Tomé breaks her silence: "I am disappointed, Rafa Louzán has broken the promise he gave me"

Montse Tomé, former head coach of the Spanish women's national team, speaks in her first interview on 'El Larguero' after not being renewed by the RFEF. She expresses her disappointment and accuses Rafa Louzán of breaking the promise he had given her.

Íñigo Martínez and his mega contract with Al Nassr: "When you see the offer, you don't believe it, no one is prepared for that"

Íñigo Martínez left Barça despite having a valid contract to join Al Nassr, signing a one-season contract plus an optional additional year with an exceptional salary. The player confessed that the offer was so striking it didn't seem real and that no one is prepared for something like that.

The Archbishop of Tarragona responds to Santiago Abascal: "A xenophobe cannot be a true Christian"

The Archbishop of Tarragona responded to Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, asserting that a xenophobe cannot be a true Christian. Abascal had expressed his sadness over the Church’s stance on migration, especially in the face of the advance of extremist Islamism.

Protect Your Home Digitally

Smart devices improve home efficiency, but they also pose risks. It is important to be aware of and protect against potential digital vulnerabilities to maintain security in connected homes.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ from Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127, explores how the 'Alphabet Generation' seeks well-being in a hyperconnected world. It analyzes the challenges of digital dependence and proposes strategies to balance online and offline life, promoting a conscious and healthy use of technology in today’s society.

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

Low-cost airlines like Ryanair and Vueling only allow carry-on luggage that fits under the seat with their cheapest fares. An affordable option is to choose a compact and affordable bag, for less than €20, that meets these size requirements, thus avoiding extra charges for checked luggage.

The Rise in Fuel and Electricity Prices in Mid-Summer Raises July Inflation to 2.7%

General inflation in July reached 2.7%, driven by the increase in fuel and electricity prices. Core inflation, which excludes energy and fresh food, also rose by one tenth, reaching 2.3%.

Neither Cacti nor Bonsais: Six 'Fan Plants' That Cool Your Home by Absorbing Heat

Some plants not only absorb pollutants such as formaldehyde, benzene, and carbon monoxide, but they also help lower the temperature, acting as natural fans that cool the home.

The curious challenge of eliminating invasive pythons: more than 20,000 euros distributed among participants

More than 900 people took part in a challenge to eliminate invasive pythons, successfully capturing a total of 294 snakes. Over 20,000 euros were distributed among the participants as an incentive to control this species.

The Asian seaweed arrives in Cantabria: 2,000 tons collected in Noja in three days

The regional government of Cantabria has requested that the State comply with the Asian seaweed Control Strategy and cover the economic costs of the operations, estimated at 60,000 euros, after collecting 2,000 tons in Noja in three days.

Which Football Team Will Win LaLiga 2025-2026, According to ChatGPT

20bits asked OpenAI's ChatGPT about the possible winner of LaLiga 2025-2026. The chatbot provided a prediction based on current data and trends, although it emphasized that the actual outcome will depend on multiple factors throughout the season.

Santiago Segura responds to the controversy over the leaked video about the new Torrente movie

The leak of the video from the filming of the sixth installment of 'Torrente' sparked controversy on social media. Santiago Segura has responded by clarifying the situation and defending his project, trying to calm the criticism and maintain anticipation for the movie.

The Undiagnosed Syndrome That Reduces Quality of Life Like Angina and Affects Women

Dry eye is an underdiagnosed syndrome that impacts quality of life, primarily affecting women, who are the most affected group by this condition.

Pure Marketing? Singer Jhayco Arrested in Miami for Drug Possession

Jhayco was arrested in Miami for drug possession but paid a $3,000 bail and is now free. It is suspected that his arrest could be a marketing strategy to promote his upcoming album.

The Tough Incurable Illness of Former Tennis Player Mónica Seles: "It Affects My Daily Life"

Former tennis player Mónica Seles, winner of nine Grand Slam titles, has revealed for the first time that she suffers from an incurable illness that impacts her daily life. At 51 years old, she faces constant challenges due to this condition, which limits her well-being and routine activities.

The Ibex 35 manages to reclaim 15,000 points 17 years after the financial collapse

The Ibex 35, the leader in gains among European indices this year, has managed to recover the 15,000-point mark 17 years after the financial collapse, maintaining a positive streak of eight consecutive sessions rising.

Sharon Stone on her big anger with Robert De Niro during the filming of 'Casino': "Not today, friend"

30 years after the release of 'Casino', Sharon Stone reveals one of her worst moments during the shoot, when she had a strong argument with Robert De Niro, expressed with the phrase "Not today, friend."

'The Fat Burner,' the Chinese Tea Ally of Women's Health for Weight Loss

This Chinese tea is known for helping to lose weight and combat aging. Additionally, according to a prominent nutritionist, it improves the gut microbiome, thereby contributing to women's health and overall well-being.

What is the golden fruit: the food with collagen that leaves skin soft

Nanches, a fruit little known in Spain, are sweet and rich in vitamin C, essential for the growth and repair of tissues, benefiting the skin.

Spam calls are prohibited in Spain, but these numbers can still call you

In Spain, spam calls are prohibited, but they are allowed from lines with specific prefixes, not from mobile numbers, which allows certain numbers to continue making these calls.

Beyond the French Way: Discover the Alternative Routes of the Camino de Santiago

Although most pilgrims start in Sarria, there are alternative routes that are less traveled but equally attractive for those seeking a different experience on the Camino de Santiago.

What is the tree tomato, the delicious and little-known food with multiple benefits

The tree tomato, or tamarillo, is a fruit that comes in red, orange, or yellow colors with a sweet and sour taste. It stands out for its health benefits, including antioxidant, anticancer, cardioprotective, and slimming properties, thanks to its valuable nutritional content.

The curious town of Zaragoza that has 17 registered vehicles per inhabitant

This town in Zaragoza shows an unusual figure of 17 registered vehicles per inhabitant. According to a report by the European Association of Motorists (AEA), although the situation is peculiar, the reasons behind this high concentration of vehicles are clearly explained.

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

In July, the Pilgrim's Office registered 61,197 walkers, totaling 289,178 in 2024. The 'turigrinos' are changing the traditional profile, preferring more comfortable accommodations instead of hostels, thus transforming the Camino de Santiago.

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

20minutos is looking for the best beach in Spain among 20 finalists, selected through votes by readers from each coastline. The two most voted beaches from each area compete in the final. Voting is open until September 15th to choose the winner.

Are You Going to Rent a Car for Your Summer Vacation? Here’s Everything You Need to Know

Renting a car in summer is common among tourists, but it is essential to know certain details beforehand. It is crucial to review the contract conditions, included insurance, and carry the necessary documentation to avoid problems during your vacation.

How Heat Affects Your Car and What You Can Do to Prevent Breakdowns and Damage to Tires, Batteries...

Heat can damage tires, batteries, and other car components. Taking precautions such as checking tire pressure, avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun, and maintaining the cooling system helps prevent breakdowns and keeps the vehicle in good condition during the summer.

Discover the Five Best Beaches in Northern Portugal Just One Hour from Spain

The beaches of Caminha, Viana do Castelo, and Esposende in northern Portugal offer idyllic landscapes and various activities, such as surfing and visits to an island with a military fort. All are just one hour from Spain, making them ideal for a nearby and natural getaway.

The registration drama in LaLiga days before the kickoff: Levante with only 6 players, Barça without the signings, Sevilla with just 15...

A few days before the start of LaLiga, several teams face problems registering their full squads. Levante has registered only 6 players, Barça has yet to register their new signings, and Sevilla has just 15 players registered, creating uncertainty ahead of the championship debut.

The assailants of the businessman linked to Alvise’s home were looking for "40 million in cryptocurrencies" and threatened to kill him

Last Monday at 3:00 AM in San Sebastián de los Reyes, a businessman connected to Alvise was attacked in his home upon returning from a trip. The assailants were looking for "40 million in cryptocurrencies" and threatened to kill him during the assault.

A man in serious condition after being run over by his son while reversing in downtown Madrid

An 80-year-old man was run over by his son while reversing in downtown Madrid. He suffered fractures in his leg, pelvis, hand, and a thoracic trauma, and was transported by helicopter to the 12 de Octubre University Hospital in serious condition.

They Crash a Vehicle into His Bar and the Insurance Won't Cover It: "I Have Spent 10,000 Euros on Repairs"

The victim's lawyer denounces a conflict of interest, as the insurance companies of both the affected party and the driver are the same, which prevents coverage of the damage caused to the bar after a collision, despite the 10,000 euros spent on repairs.

A robotic mission for the exploration of volcanic tubes on other planets is being validated in Spain

Researchers in Spain are validating a robotic mission designed to explore volcanic tubes on other planets, with the aim of making this technology a hallmark of European space exploration programs.

The Reason Why a Luxurious Vegan Restaurant in New York Has Decided to Start Selling Meat Again

The chef of the vegan restaurant in New York decided to reintegrate meat into his menu after a trip to Greece, where he witnessed a goat being sacrificed by a shepherd, which led him to reconsider the use of animal products in his cooking.

Beach Bars to Enjoy and Eat Well This Summer Without Shaking Your Wallet

Beach bars are the ideal place for Spaniards in the summer, offering food, drinks, and atmosphere in coastal destinations. They are an affordable option to enjoy the summer without spending much, combining good cuisine and reasonable prices in a unique seaside setting.

The Unknown Function That Keeps Your Washing Machine Like New for Longer

The self-cleaning cycle in washing machines is a little-known feature that helps keep the appliance in optimal condition, extending its lifespan by removing residue and accumulated dirt inside the drum and pipes.

These are the best interest-bearing accounts with no conditions or fees to earn money in August

This product offers a good return with no conditions or fees, allowing you to have the money always available to maximize earnings in August.

Lentil Salad with a Gourmet Twist: Goat Cheese and Homemade Dressing

This recipe offers an innovative and refreshing way to enjoy lentils, combining them with goat cheese and a homemade dressing for a gourmet and delicious touch.

Irene Rosales joins Kiko Rivera's hint towards Isabel Pantoja: "One day your children will find out"

Irene Rosales, wife of Kiko Rivera, shared a reflection that many interpret as a hint directed at Isabel Pantoja, suggesting that one day her children will discover certain truths.

Alert in Spain and Other Countries Due to the Sale of French Cheeses with Listeriosis

The French Department of Agriculture warned that the list of French cheeses affected by listeriosis could be expanded, raising alerts in Spain and other countries about the sale of these potentially contaminated products.

SMA, the 'devastating' but treatable disease that they demand be included in the newborn screening test

Pediatric neurologists are calling for all autonomous communities to include spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in newborn screening, as its treatment is more effective if detected early, significantly improving the prognosis of this devastating but treatable disease.

The urologist François Peinado: "Not all nocturnal erections are healthy"

Painful sleep erection syndrome (PSE) causes painful nocturnal erections and affects some men, who may take months or years to receive a diagnosis due to the lack of knowledge about this condition.

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

The heatwave in Spain is affecting tourists, who seek refuge with water, hats, and shade to withstand the high temperatures and continue enjoying their visit to the country. Some visitors, such as those from Mexico, expected a cooler climate.

Athletes 'reinvent' themselves in the height of the heatwave to keep their routine: "If you know what time to go down, it's fine"

Athletes take advantage of the early morning hours, the coolest part of the day, to exercise during the heatwave, adapting their routines to avoid the extreme heat without breaking their sports habits.

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

Enric, a sound technician, reflects the uncertainty of his generation facing job insecurity and doubts about retirement. Many fear having to work until old age without guarantees of a decent pension, which generates fear and distrust in the system. The current labor and economic situation makes the idea of retiring seem distant and insufficient, affecting future planning and quality of life.

Alaska

Realistically, neither Donald Trump nor Vladimir Putin will leave the table admitting failure, implying ongoing negotiations or discussions without declaring defeat.

Islamophobia seeps into the fight

The Jumilla city council, with a PP majority, approved an agreement that prohibits the use of municipal facilities for events by the Muslim community, generating controversy and accusations of islamophobia.

Alaska: A New Assault in the Battle Between Trump and Putin

The image of Trump and Putin facing off in a ring symbolizes the ongoing and tense duel between the two leaders, revealing their true intentions and strategies in a context of political and geopolitical rivalry.

Moderate or Overheated

Low birth rates in Spain make migrants of various nationalities essential for the country's social and economic functioning.

Spain signs along with 25 countries a declaration demanding that Israel allow humanitarian aid in Gaza

Spain and 25 countries signed a joint declaration demanding that Israel allow access for humanitarian aid in Gaza, calling for urgent actions to halt and reverse the growing hunger crisis in the area.

Barça still unable to register players and approves a new million-euro guarantee for the club

Barça’s new signings have not been registered in the squad three days before the start of the league under Hansi Flick. To resolve this, the club has approved a new million-euro guarantee to allow the players to be registered in time for the competition.

Ana Obregón: "I inherited a high IQ, and that's why I thought a lot about Anita's birth"

Ana Obregón says goodbye to her family home in Mallorca with a photo shoot for Hola magazine alongside her son's daughter Aless, who is described as a "clone of him."

Man Arrested for Sexually Assaulting Three Undocumented Women During Job Interviews

A man was arrested for sexually assaulting three undocumented women. The victims were summoned to a warehouse where the accused touched them without their consent during alleged job interviews.

Uribe Turbay's Father Pays an Emotional Tribute and the Colombian Government Does Not Attend His Funeral

Close family members of the murdered senator chose for President Gustavo Petro and his cabinet not to attend the funeral, instead holding an emotional tribute in his memory.

Tension on 'En boca de todos' over the fires in Spain: "We need to talk about those who have political responsibilities"

Sarah Santaolalla and Jaime González engaged in a heated debate on Cuatro’s morning show about the fires in Spain, emphasizing the need to hold political authorities accountable for the management and prevention of these disasters.

The complaint of a forest firefighter about summer wildfires: "We give everything, but it's desesperating"

Jesús Molina denounced on 'TEM' the difficult working conditions of forest firefighters and requested a salary increase, as he currently only receives the minimum interprofessional wage despite the effort they put in during summer wildfires.

Unfortunate comment by the presenter of 'Yas verano': "The Dalmatians family"

Pepa Romero apologized on the set of 'Yas verano' after making an inappropriate comment comparing a mother and her son, who have a genetic condition causing white spots on their skin, to "The Dalmatians family."

Alejandra Rubio’s Surprised Face Upon Hearing Her Grandmother Mª Teresa Campos’s Interview with Mar Flores

Alejandra Rubio appeared surprised when listening to her grandmother Mª Teresa Campos’s interview with Mar Flores, revealing that her grandmother never got to know about her relationship with Carlo Costanzia.

Gloria Camila Caught Arguing with Her Boyfriend and She Responds to the Video: "We Were Overwhelmed"

Gloria Camila was caught arguing with her boyfriend and, regarding this, she explained on 'TardeAR' that they were nervous and overwhelmed at that moment, thus justifying the situation.

Cayetano Rivera shares a photo in a bullring on his social media, ready to return?

Cayetano Rivera posted a photo in a bullring, sparking rumors about his possible return to bullfighting. After some time away, his followers are speculating whether he is preparing to get back into the ring.

Fernando Alonso and Melissa Jiménez, vacationing on his yacht with her three children

Fernando Alonso and Melissa Jiménez enjoy their vacation on a luxurious yacht sailing along the French Riviera, accompanied by her three children.

Dioni’s Son, from Camela, Sends a Message to His Father About His Health: “He’s Been Having a Hard Time”

Dioni’s son, singer of the group Camela, has shared a message about his father’s health, indicating that “he’s been having a hard time.” Although specific ailments are not detailed, he expresses concern and support for Dioni during this difficult time.

Paulina Rubio, about her legal battle with Colate: "I deal with the truth"

Paulina Rubio talks about her life with her children, her ongoing tour, and a fresh start in Miami. She opens up about her legal battle with Colate, emphasizing that she faces the situation by confronting the truth.

Travis Kelce Blames His Acting Side for His Slump with the Chiefs: "I Ended Up in the Red"

Travis Kelce attributes his slump in the 2023 season with the Chiefs, in which he failed to surpass 1,000 yards for the first time in seven years, to his acting career, which affected his performance on the field.

Olga Moreno and Agustín Etienne End Their Relationship Amid Rumors of a Crisis

Olga Moreno, winner of 'Supervivientes 2021' and ex-wife of Antonio David Flores, and her manager Agustín Etienne have decided to end their relationship after nearly three years together, following growing rumors of a crisis.

Filiberto of Savoy sells the house in Sardinia, next to where his father, Victor Emmanuel, killed a young man

Filiberto of Savoy puts his house in Sardinia up for sale for 18 million euros. The coastal property is located next to the place where his father, Victor Emmanuel, fatally shot a young man from a boat.

Gabriela Guillén confirms that her relationship with Bertín Osborne is improving: "We have already agreed about our son"

Gabriela Guillén states that her relationship with Bertín Osborne has improved after reaching a financial agreement regarding their son's support, showing progress in their communication.

Carla Flila, victim of medical negligence, shows her bleeding gums: "Choose a trustworthy place"

Influencer Carla Flila suffers from constant inflammation and damage to her gums following poorly placed dental veneers, warning about the importance of choosing a trustworthy place for this type of treatment.

The 20minutos Workers Celebrate Their Town and Reveal Their Favorite Traditions

The 20minutos workers share how they enjoy their summers in their hometowns, recalling popular festivals, special places, and traditions they lovingly maintain. In an emotional video, the desire to connect with rural life is also highlighted, represented by a colleague who doesn’t have a hometown but longs to feel part of a rural community someday.

Netflix and Its Content Expansion to Compete with Traditional Television

Netflix expands its offerings with innovative series, aiming to strengthen its position against traditional television and attract a larger audience through original and diverse content.

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

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

War between Luis Enrique and Donnarumma over his controversial exit from PSG: "I am 100% responsible for the decision"

Luis Enrique decided no longer to include Donnarumma in PSG, sparking controversy. The Italian goalkeeper responded with a critical message after his farewell, while the Spanish coach takes full responsibility for the decision, revealing an open conflict between them.

The CSD speaks out on the Villarreal-Barça match in Miami: "We are thinking about the general interest"

José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes stated that they will decide after analyzing Real Madrid's complaint regarding the transfer of the Villarreal-Barça match to the USA, aiming to protect the general interest.

Unai Simón, emphatic about moving the Villarreal-Barça match: "I think it’s disrespectful to the fans"

Athletic’s goalkeeper Unai Simón criticizes LaLiga’s proposal to hold a Spanish match outside the country, stating that if it were his team, he would not consider it viable and describing it as a sign of disrespect towards the fans.

Calderón, Nástic’s canceled signing for saying "fuck the dead Catalans": "It’s a normal expression"

Footballer Calderón explained on 'El Chiringuito' how a controversial video featuring an expression against Catalans led to the cancellation of his signing by Nástic in 2024, calling the phrase "normal" and recounting his intense final hours before the deal fell through.

Real Madrid Announces Presentation Date for Franco Mastantuono

Franco Mastantuono, Argentine footballer, will be officially presented as a new Real Madrid player on the day he turns 18.

Elena García: "I am proof that a woman with a disability from a rural area can reach great heights"

Elena García, from Almagro (Ciudad Real), has had a cochlear implant since she was 21 years old. She combines her work at a consultancy with activism and outreach, demonstrating that a woman with a disability from a rural background can achieve great goals.

Daniel de Vicente in 'Capaces de todo': "It's frustrating to know that there is a medication and you don't have access to it"

Daniel de Vicente, a patient with a rare disease and a pharmacist, is a member of the board of directors of FEDER and represents Spain in EURORDIS, denouncing the frustration caused by the lack of access to available medications for rare diseases.

31 Spanish universities will have training programs for young people with intellectual disabilities

The ninth edition of the UniDiversidad program, promoted by Fundación ONCE and the European Social Fund, will include 31 Spanish universities that will offer tailored training for young people with intellectual disabilities.

Santander, Iberdrola, and Inditex: the three most valuable companies in the Ibex strengthen their investment commitment

Santander, Iberdrola, and Inditex, which together represent 39% of the total capitalization of the Ibex, lead the recovery of the Spanish benchmark, which has risen by 28% since January, standing out as the European index with the best performance.

Insurers Receive Initial Damage Reports on Homes and Agricultural Holdings from the Wave of Fires

Insurers have begun to receive the first damage reports on homes and agricultural holdings affected by the wave of fires, mainly in rural areas and also in urban centers.

Housing rents may increase by a maximum of 2.15%, below inflation

The INE reports that the CPI rose by 2.7% in July, driven by increases in electricity and fuel prices. However, the maximum allowed increase for rents is 2.15%, below inflation.

The owners of Porsche create a fund to invest in defense startups and capitalize on the rise in spending

They remove the prior requirement that selected companies must also apply their developments to the civilian sector, making it easier to focus investments exclusively on defense to take advantage of the increased spending in this sector.

Competition authority removes restrictions applied to Telefónica on its fiber network

The competition authority has eliminated the restrictions that required Telefónica, led by Marc Murtra, to provide access to its fiber network to rivals at regulated prices, allowing greater freedom in managing its infrastructure.

They warn that the new ATM law could worsen financial exclusion

The association Asufin criticizes the deadlines of the new law for adapting ATMs, calling them excessive, and warns that they could harm small municipalities, increasing financial exclusion.

Neither 'Weapons' nor 'Devuélvemela': the most unsettling horror movie of the summer has premiered streaming

A modest Irish horror film has arrived on Filmin, proving that true fear does not depend on budget. In a summer dominated by big box office hits, this movie stands out for its ability to unsettle without the need for large resources.

'Weapons', final explained: sequels, adult selfishness, and the director's metaphor in the film

Zach Cregger's film invites multiple interpretations due to its narrative ambiguity. The growing interest in its ending reflects the desire to understand its sequels, adult selfishness, and the metaphor that the director proposes in the plot.

Antony Starr says goodbye to Patriota at the end of filming 'The Boys': "We've created a monster, I will miss him..."

The fifth season of 'The Boys' is underway and promises to close the main storyline of its villains and antiheroes. Antony Starr, actor of Patriota, bids farewell after the end of filming, highlighting the impact of the character.

Review of 'Materialistas': Destined to Become an Instant Classic

The romantic comedy directed by Celine Song, starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans, is a flawless work that promises to become an instant classic.

Review of 'Nobody 2': Bob Odenkirk loses the surprise factor as a family man John Wick

Bob Odenkirk returns with more action and explosiveness in this summer sequel, delivering gunfire and punches for the fans. However, the film lacks the sharp pacing and freshness that made the first installment unique.

The Fantastic Comedy from Over 20 Years Ago That Returns to Number One

The sequel to 'Freaky Friday' confirms that Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis maintain their chemistry and appeal, achieving success both in theaters and on Disney+ with the original 2003 film.

Vanessa Kirby, the Invisible Woman of 'The Fantastic Four', stars in this race-against-time thriller

Vanessa Kirby temporarily leaves Marvel to star in a thriller based on an acclaimed novel, playing a woman pushed to the limit in a story full of tension and urgency.

Criminologist María Aperador Warns of a New Scam: "Be Careful If You Receive a Package"

Criminologist María Aperador warns about a growing scam related to home package deliveries, which can reveal the buyer’s personal address and pose security risks.

HONOR reveals the first images of the Magic V Flip2, the foldable phone packed with 'sparkle sparkle'

HONOR will showcase its new foldable phone Magic V Flip2 on August 21 in China, highlighting its design with shiny details and innovative features.

The Hidden Meaning of the Flag Icon on WhatsApp

The flag icon on WhatsApp is used to mark important messages and make them easier to find later. It is a useful tool to highlight relevant information within a conversation and access it quickly.

Pirate IPTV under scrutiny: fines of 5,000 euros in this country, doubled if repeated

Greece imposes heavy fines on users of pirate IPTV, starting at 750 euros, which can increase up to 5,000 euros and double in case of repeat offenses.

TALAY, the first drone that flies just above the sea surface and reaches 200 km/h to attack silently

TALAY is a drone capable of flying just above the sea surface at 200 km/h, carrying up to 30 kilograms, taking off and flying over the sea, with a communication range of up to 200 kilometers.

This is the Spanish designer bag that Dakota Johnson carries in 'Materialistas,' the romantic comedy everyone is talking about

Dakota Johnson showcases a Spanish designer bag in 'Materialistas,' the romantic comedy premiering on August 14. The 'made in Spain' design stands out on set and is already attracting attention.

Not Even Simone Biles Has Achieved It: This Is the Incredible Leap of Spanish Gymnast Melania Rodríguez

Galician gymnast Melania Rodríguez has set a world record in acrobatic gymnastics by performing a never-before-seen spin, surpassing even the achievements of Simone Biles.

Ana Obregón shows off her figure at 70 years old in a Haute Couture swimsuit in her official summer photo shoot

Ana Obregón has dazzled in her official summer photo shoot wearing a Haute Couture swimsuit valued at over 300 euros, showcasing her enviable figure at 70 years old.

Dr. Sara Marín Berbell's Warning About Menstruation: "If Your Period Is Not Red..."

Dr. Sara Marín Berbell emphasizes that the color of menstruation reflects hormonal status. She warns that a period that is not red may indicate imbalances or health problems that require medical attention.

The Nail Trend You Didn’t See Coming: Fish and Shrimp Manicure

An original manicure trend that is causing a sensation this summer. The design inspired by little fish and shrimp offers a fun and fresh option for nails, perfect for the summer season.

Virginia Troconis's Swimsuit is the Most Flattering (and It's on Sale)

Model and entrepreneur Virginia Troconis showcases a swimsuit that shapes the figure, standing out for its slimming design. Additionally, the product is currently discounted, making it ideal to take advantage of before summer.

The Essential Trick You Need to Know to Prevent Iced Coffee from Getting Watery in the Summer

A simple technique that helps maintain the concentrated flavor of iced coffee, preventing it from getting watered down during the summer and allowing you to enjoy it until the last sip.

What You Need to Know to Choose the Best Quality Hamburger Meat, According to a Butcher

In addition to the price, it is important to assess the texture by touch and the color of the meat to ensure the best quality in hamburgers, notes a butcher.

The Dish We Have to Try in Hungary, According to Pedro Piqueras: "It’s the First Thing I Eat"

Pedro Piqueras reveals his favorite dishes in Budapest, highlighting one special dish that he always tries upon arrival. The journalist and writer shares his love for the local cuisine and recommends not missing this culinary experience in Hungary.

The typical Murcian 'vegan blood sausage' recipe made with eggplants, ideal for a summer appetizer

A vegan and economical recipe that mimics the appearance of traditional blood sausage, made with eggplants. It is a light dish perfect for enjoying as a summer appetizer.

The easy, quick, and healthy lemon tart you can make without an oven and with three ingredients

This lemon tart is a healthy, easy, and quick dessert to prepare in just five minutes, without the need for an oven. Ideal for refreshing the palate and surprising your guests at any time of the year.

José Andrés, on the original paella recipe: "It originated at some point in the 19th century"

Chef José Andrés paid tribute to paella, revealing on his blog that its original recipe likely dates back to the 19th century and shared what its authentic ingredients are.

How to know if my flight is affected by Ryanair's strike this Friday

Ryanair has scheduled 22 strike days between August and December. Passengers should check if their flights are affected before traveling to avoid inconveniences.

The Beautiful Medieval City with a Historical and Natural Heritage in France

Niort, in the heart of Deux-Sèvres, is a tourist destination that combines a valuable cultural heritage with natural surroundings and diverse spaces to explore, offering a complete experience.

The areas in Spain where tourists are welcomed with 'open arms' and where you can have an unforgettable summer

Spain offers numerous ideal destinations to enjoy the summer, combining relaxation with the opportunity to explore historic and beautiful landscapes. These areas welcome tourists warmly, ensuring an unforgettable experience.

The spectacular town of Girona that is ideal for mountain tourism

Puigcerdà, located 1,200 meters above sea level, is a perfect town for mountain tourism, offering excellent hiking routes and opportunities for skiing.

The challenge of traveling with dietary restrictions: "Don't let a meal stop you from discovering the world"

Santi Alberich has been traveling in a van for two years and, through his project No Limeats, supports people with allergies, intolerances, and chronic illnesses, demonstrating that dietary restrictions should not prevent enjoying and discovering the world.

The Town Half an Hour from Alicante with Colorful Houses, Kilometers of Beaches, and a Walled Center

This charming town near Alicante offers colorful houses, a historic walled center, and kilometers of beaches. It is a perfect destination for a summer getaway, standing out for its cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes.

Laura Escanes' Favorite Spots on This Island: Medieval Streets, Turquoise Waters, and Sunsets

Laura Escanes is in love with Menorca, highlighting its medieval streets, turquoise waters, and sunsets as her favorite places on this popular Balearic island during the summer.

Borja Yus, coach: "If you go to the gym and change the order of the exercises..."

Coach Borja Yus states that for gym routines to be effective, it is important to always maintain the same structure and order in the exercises. Changing this order can reduce the effectiveness of the workout.

A Vaccine Candidate Shows Promising Results Against Pancreatic and Colorectal Cancer

An experimental vaccine has shown promising results by improving survival in patients with pancreatic and colorectal cancer, according to a recent study published in a scientific journal.

It's not that you're unhappy, it's that you don't have time: these scientists' trick to improve your daily happiness

Scientists reveal that dedicating just a few minutes daily to cultivating well-being and positive emotions can significantly increase daily happiness, demonstrating that it is not a lack of happiness but a lack of time that affects our well-being.

Neither the weather nor vacations: the topics people with no social skills talk about in a conversation

People with few social skills tend to avoid common topics such as the weather or vacations, and instead talk about different matters. Two-way interpersonal communication is key to establishing social bonds, although in some cases these connections are not achieved due to a lack of social skills.

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

A tryptophan-rich dinner, combined with proper sleep hygiene and regular habits, is key to a good rest after a day at the pool.

A Pharmacist on Mixing Alcohol and Anxiety Medication: "It Shuts You Down Too Much"

Mixing alcohol with anxiety pills is especially dangerous, as it increases health risks and can be life-threatening, according to a pharmacist.

What the 2+1 Sign Seen on Spain’s Roads Means

The Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) has implemented new road markings to increase safety on Spanish roads. Among them is the 2+1 sign, designed to facilitate safe overtaking by alternating lanes, thereby improving traffic flow and accident prevention on national roads.

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

A resident of Zaragoza wants to charge his electric car in his parking space, but the community administrator has denied him permission to do so.

This is What You Should Never Do with the Windshield Wipers in Summer

Many drivers in Spain neglect the use of windshield wipers during the summer, but it is essential to be cautious when using them on sunny days to avoid damage and ensure they function properly.

The date when the famous Saltacaballo speed camera (Cantabria) will start fining

The average speed camera on the A-8 near Castro Urdiales, Cantabria, was activated on August 1 by the DGT, but it is not yet fining drivers who exceed the speed limit.

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

The Kia PV5 electric van 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 That Sells Like Hotcakes

Volvo updates its XC60, the brand's best-selling SUV, with a redesigned look and improvements in infotainment and safety to maintain its popularity.

Fire in Torrelodones: Residential area evacuated due to grass fire

Emergency services are working to control a grass fire in Torrelodones and prevent the fire from reaching nearby homes, which has led to the precautionary evacuation of a residential area.

Summer reduces blood reserves in Madrid by up to 40% and hospitals seek donors

The reserves of the most common blood groups in Madrid are at red alert due to a reduction of up to 40% during the summer. Hospitals are making an urgent call to donors to ensure supply and avoid problems in treatments and surgeries.

Fire in Madrid: ten cars burn in the parking lot of a shopping center

A fire in the parking lot of the Xanadú shopping center in Madrid affected ten cars. The flames started in one vehicle and spread to nine others. No injuries were reported.

Barcelona will have a new nighttime unit of the Urban Guard before the end of this year

The Deputy Mayor for Security, Albert Batlle, highlights the improvement in the situation with street drinking gatherings and advocates for mediators to prevent antisocial behavior. Additionally, he announces that a new nighttime unit of the Urban Guard will be created in Barcelona before the end of the year.

Arrested for violating a restraining order, assaulting and threatening his partner in Málaga

The victim, assaulted and threatened in Málaga, was taken to the hospital and expressed her intention to report the aggressor, who had violated a restraining order.

Angel shark released into the sea after being caught in fishing gear in La Línea

An angel shark, a critically endangered species, was released back into the sea after being caught in fishing gear in La Línea. Its reintroduction is a significant event for the conservation of marine biodiversity.

Four Arrested at the Rave Held at the Santa Teresa Reservoir in Salamanca

The Civil Guard maintained a permanent service to ensure security during the rave at the Santa Teresa Reservoir, Salamanca, where four arrests were made.

Ship Intercepted with Three Tons of Cocaine West of the Canary Islands

A 22-meter tugboat was intercepted west of the Canary Islands carrying 80 bales of cocaine hidden inside, totaling approximately three tons.

A breakdown at Melilla's desalination plant leaves the autonomous city without water for the third time in two months

A breakdown at the Melilla desalination plant has caused a new disruption in the water supply to the autonomous city. The interruption, the third in two months, will last from 5:00 PM on Wednesday until approximately 6:00 AM on Thursday.

Two minors arrested in Miranda de Ebro for trying to burn a homeless man while he was sleeping on the street

Two minors have been arrested in Miranda de Ebro for attempting to burn a homeless man who was sleeping on the street. Additionally, they are implicated along with another minor in the arson of a street stall during the June festivities.

A worker from Ebro dies at the Zona Franca plant in Barcelona

A worker from the factory shared by Ebro and the Chinese manufacturer Chery in the Zona Franca of Barcelona died, marking the second death recorded at this plant so far this year.

They charge customers in a restaurant for using the hook to hang their purse: "But is this legal?"

Customers at a restaurant reported being charged for using the hook to hang their purse, sparking criticism of the practice. In the end, they did not have to pay, but they questioned the legality of the measure.

A Man Crashes a Race Drunk and in Flip-Flops, Wins a Medal, and His Life Changes Forever

A homeless man crashed a race drunk and in flip-flops, where he unexpectedly won a medal. His fame allowed him to change his life and find a new home.

A Hostel Owner’s Gesture to His Employees to Encourage Them to Take Vacation: 200 Euros and a Letter of Gratitude

A hostel owner offered his employees 200 euros and a letter of thanks to encourage them to take vacations. The gesture has been positively received, although it has also faced criticism from those who believe that money should be included in the salary.

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

The 20minutos sex clinic, led by Santiago Frago, answers this week readers facing sexual problems, including loss of erections due to medication. The expert offers guidance to improve sexual life and maintain a satisfying relationship beyond just caresses.

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

Dermatologist Agustina Rodrigo advises avoiding tanning beds for a healthy skin tone. She answers questions about skin health and cosmetic treatments, emphasizing safe care to keep the skin healthy.

"I rent my home, am I obligated to let a bank appraiser enter to photograph it?"

This housing advice column addresses questions about issues with neighbors, communities, and landlords, including topics such as special assessments, leaks, parking spaces, cleaning, security, noise, and odors.

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

UGT specialists address common questions about reducing work hours, clarifying concerns related to whether shorter workdays affect the length of time needed to retire.

Is Something Worrying or Blocking You? We Help You With Your Questions at the 20minutos Psychology Clinic

20minutos offers a psychology clinic for those facing worries or emotional blocks. This space allows you to express concerns and receive professional guidance to better manage difficult situations and improve emotional well-being.

New Research Uncovers the Relationship Between Dogs' Television Preferences and Their Personality

New research suggests that television can contribute to the environmental enrichment of dogs, influencing their behavior and showing a relationship between their television preferences and their personality.

The Four Reasons Why Cats Also Lick or Groom Us

Cats lick or groom us for four main reasons, which are not always positive. These include marking territory, showing affection, seeking salt or nutrients, and expressing stress or discomfort.

Dogs and Cats 2.0: How Your Mobile Phone Can Improve Their Life

Apps like Rover, Doguify, and 11Pets are popular among dog and cat owners, offering services and tools to enhance the care and well-being of their pets from their mobile devices.

Your daily horoscope for Thursday, August 14, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow at 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you guide your day and plan your future.

A doctor reveals which types of people are most affected by high temperatures

A specialist from the Spanish Red Cross points out that the most vulnerable people to high temperatures are the elderly, children, those with chronic illnesses, and those who perform intense physical effort, due to their reduced capacity for adaptation and thermal regulation.

Schedule and Where to Watch Alcaraz vs. Luca Nardi in the Cincinnati Masters Round of 16

Spanish player Carlos Alcaraz will face Italian Luca Nardi in the round of 16 at the Cincinnati Masters 1,000, after defeating Hamad Medjedovic, aiming to advance to the quarterfinals of the tournament.

Three Ancient Sayings That Warn Us About Being in a Hurry

This article brings together three popular proverbs that warn about the dangers of impatience and rushing, pointing out that acting in haste often leads to poor results.

An Unusual 'Romeo and Juliet': Its Actors Are Excavators and Machinery

The play is a tragedy starring excavators and heavy machinery, set in a scrapyard with a sand quarry as the backdrop, offering a unique interpretation of "Romeo and Juliet."

When There Is No Sex Education, Porn Shapes Teenage Dating

A study reveals that the lack of sex education leads to porn consumption influencing teenage relationships, correlating with higher cases of sexual, physical, and psychological violence in their dating experiences.

Burned Houses and Cars, Evacuated Neighbors... The Images Left by the Tres Cantos Fire

A fire in Tres Cantos, Madrid, has destroyed more than 1,500 hectares, causing the destruction of homes and vehicles. Neighbors have been evacuated to ensure their safety, leaving behind striking images of the disaster.

Romero, a very common surname in Spain shared by these celebrities

The surname Romero is very common in Spain and is shared by numerous celebrities in different fields.

The Successors of the Concorde: This is What the New Supersonic Passenger Planes Will Be Like

Boom announces its plan to launch supersonic passenger planes in 2029, marking a key breakthrough in fast commercial aviation since the era of the Concorde.

Some innocent pranks that will make you smile

Innocent jokes that don’t humiliate or cause problems can be very fun and bring a smile without affecting anyone.

Huawei lowers the Watch GT4 to under 130 euros, a smartwatch that borders on the 'premium' range

Huawei launches the Watch GT4, a smartwatch with up to two weeks of battery life and high customization, all for less than 130 euros, thus approaching the premium range.

Pastel-colored and 'boho' style garments at 70% off in High Spirits' final clearance

High Spirits, sold through Springfield, ends its summer sales with comfortable and versatile garments in pastel tones and 'boho' style, now with discounts of up to 70%.

They cost much less than Airtags and also allow you to monitor everything from your car to your luggage

These small and affordable devices are an alternative to Airtags, allowing you to track items such as cars and luggage to improve security and make locating them easier.

It Looks Like a Prime Day Deal: Hawkers Sunglasses Are Back for 16 Euros

The Hawkers One polarized sunglasses, a classic that usually costs 40 euros, are available again for just 16 euros in various colors.

Tips to Pass the ITV on the First Try

The Technical Vehicle Inspection (ITV) is mandatory starting from the car's fourth year. To pass it on the first attempt, it is essential to beforehand check aspects such as brakes, lights, tires, and emissions, ensuring that the vehicle is in good condition and complies with current regulations.

The Health Effects of Fire Smoke: "They Can Cause Great Harm"

Nurse Rosa Pérez warns about the dangers of fire smoke for health, highlighting that its inhalation can cause serious damage. She also offers advice on how to protect yourself, such as avoiding direct exposure and using appropriate masks.

DANA, volcanoes... Everything about the UME, the unit deployed in emergencies

The UME, created in 2005, has 3,278 military personnel organized into five battalions. This special unit is deployed in emergencies such as DANA and volcanic eruptions, and its members receive a higher salary than those in other units.

The Mayor of Villapene Proudly Explains Where the Town's Name Comes From: "No One Wants to Change It"

Mayor Armando Castosa acknowledges that there are no official records about the origin of the name Villapene but emphasizes the pride of the residents and that no one wants to change it.

Manuel Cerrillo, the firefighter who will take down the painting of La Paloma as his father did during the 1970s

Manuel Cerrillo, a municipal firefighter with nearly 25 years of service, will be a key figure in the La Paloma festivities in the capital, continuing the tradition his father started in the 1970s by taking down the painting of La Paloma.

A Study Reveals That People Who Live Near the Sea Have a Longer Life Expectancy

A study by Ohio State University found that living near the coast is associated with a longer life expectancy, due to beneficial environmental and lifestyle factors that positively influence health.

Mayors of municipalities affected by the fires call for "changes" and "a reflection" from the authorities

Mayors of areas affected by fires warn about the risks of residents and non-professional volunteers participating in firefighting efforts, and they request significant changes and deep reflections from the authorities to improve management and prevention.

Consumers ask that the areas affected by the fires be declared Disaster Zones to receive aid

Asescon has set up an email address for citizens to make inquiries and emphasizes the importance of preserving evidence of the burned belongings to facilitate aid after the fires.

Man's body found inside his vehicle in Badalona

The body of a man was found inside his vehicle in Badalona. According to police sources, there are no signs of criminal activity in the case.

Convicted Man Found Dead in His Cell for the Fatal Overrun of a Woman in Santander

The driver convicted for fatally running over a woman in January on the S-20 in Santander was found dead this Wednesday in his cell at the Dueso prison in Santoña.

An 18-year-old young man arrested for assaulting a minor with a knife in Barcelona

An 18-year-old young man was arrested for assaulting a minor with a knife in Barcelona. According to the Mossos, the fight began due to a football rivalry between the two.

'Supermarket gang' arrested in Málaga: they robbed stores with machetes and simulated assault rifles

Three individuals aged between 22 and 51 were arrested in Coín while robbing a supermarket, using machetes and simulated rifles to intimidate and steal the daily takings from employees and customers.

Chevi Guzmán breaks the world record in the 100 meters Speed Skating and wins his second gold at the World Games

Spanish sprinter Chevi Guzmán broke the world record in the 100 meters Speed Skating, achieving his second gold at the World Games. His outstanding performance reaffirms his dominance in the discipline and contributes to the success of the Spanish team in the competition.

Carlos Alcaraz uses humor to cope with the Cincinnati heat: "I'm from Murcia, I must be used to it"

After advancing to the round of 16 in the Cincinnati tournament, Carlos Alcaraz joked about the high temperatures, commenting that being from Murcia he is accustomed to the heat.

The comedian Pedro Ruiz says he does not remember heat situations as extreme as the current one: "It's worrying"

About to turn 78 years old, actor Pedro Ruiz expresses his concern about the extreme temperatures in Spain, noting that he does not recall experiencing such intense heat.

July 2025 was the tenth warmest month of the 21st century... but with 124% more rainfall in the east

July 2025 was the tenth warmest and the fourth wettest month of the 21st century, recording a 124% increase in rainfall in the eastern part of the country.

An Extinct Whale Species Discovered: Hunted Using Sharp Teeth and Tennis Ball-Sized Eyes

'Janjucetus dullardi', an extinct toothed whale, was discovered thanks to a fossil found in 2019 on the coast of Jan Juc, Australia. This species hunted using sharp teeth and had large eyes, similar in size to tennis balls, which possibly gave it exceptional vision for hunting.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most relevant news to begin your day informed. It includes key information on politics, economy, society, and culture, consolidating the main facts to provide a quick and comprehensive overview of the current landscape. Ideal for those looking to stay up-to-date efficiently and reliably.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget, including how to control expenses, save smartly, and prioritize needs. It also suggests techniques to avoid debt and take advantage of deals, helping improve financial health and achieve long-term economic goals.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

The latest edition of Cinemanía highlights the must-watch series and movies of the moment, offering a varied selection that includes new releases and revitalized classics. The guide is ideal for movie and TV lovers looking for quality content to enjoy across different platforms.

Mercadona has the product that hydrates, refreshes, and leaves skin radiant for less than 4 euros

Mercadona has launched a new moisturizing product for less than 4 euros, which contains hyaluronic acid and niacinamide. It is designed to leave the skin radiant, healthy, and with a dewy effect, ideal for refreshing yourself on hot days.

Sharon Stone reveals her favorite city in Spain: "It's a beauty!"

Sharon Stone visited a major Spanish city a few years ago and was impressed by the beauty of its monuments and its vibrant essence, which she shared on her social media.

Pérez-Reverte Surrenders to the Mafia Series That Triumphs on Streaming: "Ten Episodes That Felt Too Short to Me"

Writer Pérez-Reverte expresses his admiration for the mafia series starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, created by Ronan Bennett and initially directed by Guy Ritchie, highlighting how quickly the ten episodes have hooked him.

The Cold Tapas Recommended by Karlos Arguiñano for an Outdoor Snack

Karlos Arguiñano recommends a selection of cold tapas, including skewers, gazpachos, and fresh salads, perfect for enjoying at an outdoor snack.

Miguel Assal’s Warning, Emergency Expert: “Do You Spray Perfume on Your Neck? Don’t Do It Anymore”

Miguel Assal, an emergency expert, warns about the hidden risk of applying perfume on the neck. This common practice can pose a danger, although it often goes unnoticed.

The Bankruptcy of a Cruise Agency Leaves Dozens of Spanish Passengers Stranded

The bankruptcy of a travel agency that charged customers for cruise reservations but did not pay the shipping companies has left dozens of Spanish passengers unable to board their trips.

A Driving School Instructor Teaches the 'Stop of Death': "You Just Can't See Anything, Nothing at All"

Edén Diez, a driving school instructor, shows the mayor of Elche, Pablo Ruz, a dangerous stop sign with poor visibility that causes failures among local drivers.

Johnny Depp returns, Jack Sparrow lives: 'Pirates of the Caribbean 6' and the character's comeback in the reboot

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer confirmed that he spoke with Johnny Depp, who would be willing to reprise the role of Jack Sparrow in Disney's 'Pirates of the Caribbean' reboot.

Jennifer Aniston and Sandra Bullock mark 15 years of a difficult relationship: "No one wanted two actresses to be friends"

Sandra Bullock reveals that her friendship with Jennifer Aniston, which began at a wedding, has lasted 15 years despite difficulties. She explains that there was resistance because "no one wanted two actresses to be friends," highlighting the strength of their bond in a competitive environment.

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

This Andalusian municipality, located 35 km from Granada, offers homes at very low prices. With fewer than 10,000 inhabitants, it has a health center, pharmacy, and shops, making it ideal for a worry-free retirement.

The Most Beautiful Beach in Valencia, According to AI: Located in an Incredible Natural Setting with Golden Sand

This beach in the Valencian Community, stretching nearly 5 km, is renowned for its fine sand, large dunes, and impressive natural surroundings, standing out as the most beautiful according to AI.

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

In the Galician provinces of Pontevedra, A Coruña, Lugo, and Ourense, the upcoming summer holiday weekend will offer three days off, providing an opportunity to enjoy a short vacation. However, residents will have to wait a few days before they can take advantage of this break.

Importers struggle to resell Canadian canola meal caught in China tariff crossfire

Importers face challenges reselling Canadian canola meal due to China's tariffs amid trade tensions. These tariffs disrupt market access and create financial strain for businesses relying on exports to China, highlighting the broader impact of trade disputes on the agricultural sector.

Oil price structure narrows, premiums fall as supplies rise, summer demand ends

Rising oil supplies and the end of summer demand have led to a narrowing of the oil price structure and falling premiums. Increased inventories ease market tightness, reducing the incentive for holding physical barrels. This shift reflects a transition from a supply-constrained environment to one with more balanced market conditions ahead.

Revived Ivory Coast rebel hub shows boom, burdens of Ouattara era

The once-rebel stronghold in northern Ivory Coast has transformed into a booming area under President Ouattara's rule, benefiting from infrastructure and economic growth. However, this progress also reveals ongoing social and political challenges, including ethnic tensions and governance issues, reflecting the complex legacy of the conflict and Ouattara’s administration.

Oil climbs on Russia supply risks, ahead of summit

Oil prices rose due to concerns over potential supply disruptions from Russia amid geopolitical tensions. Traders are also focusing on an upcoming summit where key energy discussions are expected. Market participants remain cautious about future supply stability, driving prices upward in anticipation of possible changes in production or sanctions.

Gold prices edge up amid Fed rate cut hopes; US-Russia talks awaited

Gold prices rose as investors anticipate potential Federal Reserve rate cuts to support the economy. The market is also closely monitoring upcoming US-Russia talks, which could impact global stability and financial markets. These factors contribute to increased demand for gold as a safe-haven asset.

US to explore cooperation with Pakistan on critical minerals, hydrocarbons

The US plans to collaborate with Pakistan to enhance the development and trade of critical minerals and hydrocarbons. This cooperation aims to strengthen economic ties, support Pakistan’s resource potential, and ensure energy security, reflecting a strategic partnership in key industrial sectors.

Oil rises from 2-month lows with Trump-Putin meeting in focus

Oil prices increased from two-month lows as markets anticipated the Trump-Putin meeting, which could influence geopolitical tensions affecting supply. Traders are closely watching outcomes that might impact oil exports and global energy policies, leading to increased market optimism and price recovery.

Court officer overseeing Citgo auction requests adjournment of sale hearing

The court-appointed officer managing the Citgo auction has requested to adjourn the upcoming sale hearing. The move aims to allow more time for evaluating offers and addressing pending legal matters, ensuring a fair and transparent auction process. The decision follows ongoing disputes and complexities surrounding the sale of the Venezuelan oil company’s assets.

US losing out on China soybean sales as Brazil fills key supply period

The US is losing soybean market share in China as Brazil increases exports during a critical supply gap. Brazil's competitive pricing and timing are capturing Chinese demand, squeezing US suppliers. This shift challenges US dominance in the global soybean market amid changing trade dynamics.

Migrants apprehended in marijuana farm raids recount living nightmare

Migrants caught in recent marijuana farm raids shared harrowing accounts of exploitation and abuse. Many described grueling working conditions, threats, and poor living environments. Authorities continue investigations, aiming to dismantle such operations and provide support to victims. The raids highlight ongoing issues of labor trafficking in illegal cannabis cultivation.

Indonesia stocks higher at close of trade; IDX Composite Index up 0.62%

Indonesia’s stock market closed higher, with the IDX Composite Index rising 0.62%. Gains were driven by strong performances in key sectors including finance and consumer goods. Investor sentiment improved amid positive economic data and easing inflation concerns, supporting market optimism. Overall, the market showed resilience despite global uncertainties.

Carlsberg half-year profits miss expectations, warns of tough year

Carlsberg reported half-year profits below market expectations and issued a cautious outlook for the remainder of the year. The brewery cited challenges including rising costs and market uncertainties, signaling a tough business environment ahead. Management is focused on cost control and operational efficiency to navigate ongoing difficulties.

’Tesla shame’ bypasses Norway as sales jump despite Musk’s politics

Tesla sales in Norway have surged, defying calls for a boycott linked to Elon Musk’s controversial politics. Despite debates surrounding Musk’s public statements, Norwegian consumers continue to favor Tesla vehicles, highlighting the brand’s strong market position and the country's commitment to electric vehicles. The sales boost underscores Tesla’s resilience in key markets despite political backlash.

Thyssenkrupp cuts sales outlook, investments as Trump’s tariffs stir uncertainty

Thyssenkrupp lowered its sales forecasts and reduced investments due to growing uncertainty from U.S. tariffs under the Trump administration. The company cited concerns over trade barriers impacting its business operations and market conditions, prompting a cautious approach to future financial planning and investment decisions.

Antofagasta half-year earnings surge 60% on higher copper demand, prices

Antofagasta reported a 60% increase in half-year earnings driven by strong copper demand and higher prices. The mining company benefited from robust market conditions, boosting revenue and profitability. Elevated copper prices amid supply constraints and steady consumption fueled this growth, supporting Antofagasta's positive financial outlook for the remainder of the year.

Centrica stock rises after £1.5 billion acquisition of strategic LNG terminal

Centrica's stock climbed following its £1.5 billion purchase of a key LNG terminal, enhancing its energy infrastructure. The acquisition aims to secure supply and support the UK's energy transition, positioning Centrica as a major player in the LNG market amid growing demand for cleaner fuels. Investors responded positively, boosting confidence in the company's strategic growth plans.

Foxconn sees robust AI demand continuing after Q2 profit tops forecast

Foxconn reported Q2 profits exceeding expectations, driven by strong demand for AI-related products. The company anticipates continued robust growth in AI sectors, bolstering its overall business outlook despite challenges in other markets. Foxconn remains focused on leveraging AI opportunities to sustain its financial momentum moving forward.

We told you before: Another AI-picked stock is up 55%+ this month ALONE

An AI-selected stock has surged over 55% this month, validating earlier predictions. The impressive rally highlights AI's growing role in identifying lucrative investment opportunities and influencing market trends, drawing increased attention from investors and analysts.

bioMerieux faces volatility risk ahead of H1 results, RBC maintains hold

bioMerieux is expected to face volatility leading up to its H1 earnings release. RBC has maintained its hold rating on the stock, highlighting uncertainties in market conditions and potential impacts on performance. Investors are advised to monitor the upcoming results closely for clearer insights into the company’s outlook.

European stocks trade in tight ranges; U.K. GDP grew 0.3% in Q2

European stocks experienced limited movement as investors weighed mixed economic data. The U.K. reported a 0.3% GDP growth in the second quarter, signaling modest economic expansion. Market participants remain cautious amid ongoing uncertainties over inflation and global growth prospects.

Australia's unemployment rate dips to 4.2% in July

Australia's unemployment rate fell to 4.2% in July, the lowest in years, reflecting a stronger labor market. Job gains were seen across multiple sectors, signaling economic resilience despite global uncertainties. Wages grew steadily, supporting consumer spending and boosting confidence in ongoing recovery efforts.

India's July wholesale prices fall 0.58% y/y

India's wholesale price index (WPI) declined by 0.58% in July year-on-year, marking a continued easing of inflationary pressures. The drop was mainly due to reduced prices in fuel, power, and manufactured goods. Analysts view this as a positive sign for the economy, indicating lower input costs for businesses and potential relief for consumers.

UK economy slows less than expected in second quarter

The UK economy contracted in the second quarter but at a slower rate than anticipated. Economic activity showed resilience amid ongoing challenges such as inflation and global uncertainties. Sectors like services and manufacturing experienced mixed performances, while consumer spending remained relatively stable, helping to cushion the slowdown.

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French consumer inflation confirmed at 0.9% in July

French consumer price inflation was confirmed at 0.9% in July, driven by rising energy and food costs. This steady inflation rate reflects ongoing pressures in key sectors, impacting household expenses and the economic outlook.

India's wholesale prices fall 0.58% in July, steeper than forecast

India's wholesale price index dropped by 0.58% in July, exceeding analysts' expectations. The decline reflects easing inflationary pressures, driven by lower costs in fuel and manufactured goods. This fall may influence the Reserve Bank's future monetary policy decisions amid ongoing economic challenges.

Australia jobs rebound in July led by full-time workers; unemployment falls

Australia experienced a strong rebound in jobs in July, driven by an increase in full-time employment. The unemployment rate decreased, reflecting better labor market conditions. This recovery points to a positive economic outlook as more Australians return to full-time work.

UK housing market loses momentum as tax worries surface, RICS says

The UK housing market is showing signs of slowing down amid growing concerns over potential tax changes. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) reports reduced buyer demand and increased uncertainty among sellers. Market activity is dampened as homeowners and investors worry about future property taxes, impacting overall confidence in the housing sector.

China July bank loans unexpectedly contract for first time in 20 years

In July, China’s bank loans shrank for the first time in over two decades, signaling weakening credit demand and economic challenges. The unexpected contraction highlights concerns over slowing growth and cautious lending amid uncertainties in the domestic and global markets. This marks a significant shift in China’s credit landscape, raising questions about the effectiveness of recent stimulus efforts.

New Zealand house prices move higher in July, market mixed

New Zealand's house prices rose in July, showing a mixed market trend. Regional variations were notable, with some areas experiencing price increases while others faced stagnation or declines. Market activity reflected cautious buyer behavior amid ongoing economic uncertainties and changing lending conditions.

Ukraine's Zelenskiy to meet UK PM in London ahead of Trump-Putin summit

Ukraine's President Zelenskiy plans to meet the UK Prime Minister in London to discuss support amid escalating tensions with Russia. The talks come just before a scheduled Trump-Putin summit, highlighting international efforts to address security and diplomatic concerns surrounding the Ukraine conflict.

Norway central bank keeps rate on hold, eyes cut this year

Norway's central bank has decided to keep its key interest rate unchanged, signaling a potential rate cut later this year. The bank cites easing inflation pressures but remains cautious due to economic uncertainties and global developments. The decision reflects a balanced approach to support growth while maintaining price stability.

Futures muted, Cisco reports, Bitcoin’s record high - what’s moving markets

U.S. futures showed little change ahead of key earnings reports, including Cisco’s. Investors are analyzing corporate results to gauge economic health. Meanwhile, Bitcoin hit a record high, driven by increased institutional interest and positive sentiment in the crypto market, influencing broader market dynamics amid mixed economic signals.

Investors adopt "higher for longer" view on ECB rates

Investors now expect the European Central Bank to maintain elevated interest rates for an extended period to combat persistent inflation. This shift reflects concerns about ongoing economic pressures and the ECB's commitment to price stability, influencing bond yields and market forecasts accordingly.

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Bitcoin hits fresh record as Fed easing bets add to tailwinds

Bitcoin reached a new all-time high as expectations of Federal Reserve easing fueled investor optimism. The prospect of lower interest rates and supportive monetary policy boosted demand for the cryptocurrency, driving its price upward. Market sentiment remains positive amid growing adoption and macroeconomic factors favoring risk assets like Bitcoin.

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Dollar struggles as Fed rate-cut bets build, bitcoin soars to record

The US dollar weakened amid growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates soon. This shift in market sentiment sparked a surge in bitcoin, which hit a new all-time high. Investors are adjusting to the changing monetary policy outlook, favoring riskier assets like cryptocurrencies over the dollar.

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Morning Bid: Bitcoin joins the risk-on party

Bitcoin has surged, reflecting increased investor risk appetite amid favorable market conditions. The cryptocurrency's rise aligns with broader risk-on sentiment in global markets, driven by positive economic data and easing geopolitical tensions. Traders are showing renewed interest in digital assets as confidence grows, signaling a potential shift in market dynamics and increased demand for alternative investments.

Ethereum-Based Meme Coin Little Pepe Sells Out Stage 10, Surpassing $19.3M in Presale

Little Pepe, an Ethereum-based meme coin, has sold out its tenth presale stage, raising over $19.3 million. The project has gained significant investor interest, rapidly progressing through preset funding stages and signaling strong community support and growing momentum in the crypto market.

Cardano surges as Grayscale advances spot ETF plans

Cardano's price surged following Grayscale's progress toward launching a spot ETF. The move by Grayscale is seen as a positive development for the crypto market, potentially increasing institutional adoption and driving demand for assets like Cardano. Investors reacted positively, boosting Cardano's market performance amid growing interest in regulated crypto investment vehicles.

Cardano Climbs 10% In Rally

Cardano's price surged by 10% amid renewed investor interest and positive market sentiment. The rally is attributed to upcoming network upgrades and increased adoption. Analysts suggest this momentum could continue as Cardano strengthens its position in the smart contract platform space.

Bitcoin price today: hits record high over $124k on rate cut bets, corporate cheer

Bitcoin surged past $124,000, reaching a record high driven by investor optimism over potential interest rate cuts and positive corporate developments. The cryptocurrency's rally reflects growing confidence amid easing monetary policies and strengthening institutional support. This milestone underscores Bitcoin's increasing appeal as both an investment asset and a hedge against economic uncertainties.

Bybit Launches “Mexico in USDT Mode” P2P Campaign with 12,500 USDT in Rewards

Bybit has introduced the "Mexico in USDT Mode" P2P campaign, offering a total of 12,500 USDT in rewards. The campaign aims to boost P2P trading activity in Mexico, encouraging users to trade USDT on the platform. Participants can earn rewards by completing specified trading tasks, enhancing the local cryptocurrency trading ecosystem.

SEALCOIN integrates computing technology into 2,000 Thomson laptops

SEALCOIN has incorporated its computing technology into 2,000 Thomson laptops, enhancing their performance and security. This integration aims to provide users with advanced features and improved efficiency, marking a significant upgrade in the laptop line. The collaboration reflects SEALCOIN's commitment to innovation in consumer electronics.

Sapien Brings Millions of Minds Onchain to Train AI

Sapien integrates millions of users on blockchain to enhance AI training. By leveraging decentralized data and collective intelligence, the platform aims to improve AI models' accuracy and fairness. This novel approach ensures transparency, user control over data, and collaborative innovation in AI development.

Bitcoin price today: gains to $120.3k, Ether near record high on corporate buying

Bitcoin surged to $120.3k, while Ether approached a record high, driven by increased corporate buying. Growing institutional interest and positive market sentiment fueled price gains in both cryptocurrencies, signaling strong demand and confidence in digital assets.

BTCC Exchange Announces First Sports Sponsorship with NBA’s Jaren Jackson Jr.

BTCC Exchange has secured its first sports sponsorship by partnering with NBA star Jaren Jackson Jr. The collaboration aims to boost the crypto exchange's visibility among basketball fans and expand its brand presence in the sports world. This marks BTCC’s entry into sports marketing, leveraging Jackson’s rising profile in the NBA to attract new users and strengthen its market position.

OpenServ and LunarCrush turning 50 million posts an hour into AI apps

OpenServ and LunarCrush collaborate to transform 50 million social media posts per hour into AI-driven applications. Leveraging real-time data, they aim to enhance insights and user experiences across platforms by analyzing trends, sentiments, and behaviors at scale. This partnership focuses on innovative AI solutions to improve decision-making and engagement in social media and related industries.

South32 to halt Mozal Aluminium operations due to electricity issues

South32 will suspend operations at its Mozal Aluminium smelter amid ongoing electricity supply challenges. The decision aims to manage operational risks linked to inconsistent power, impacting production until the situation improves. This move reflects growing concerns over energy reliability affecting industrial activities in the region.

SpareBank 1 Ringerike Hadeland Q2 2025 slides: 36% profit growth, ROE reaches 15.8%

SpareBank 1 Ringerike Hadeland reported a 36% increase in Q2 2025 profits, driven by strong lending growth and improved net interest income. The bank's return on equity (ROE) rose to 15.8%, reflecting effective cost control and solid credit quality. This performance underscores the bank's robust financial position amid a challenging economic environment.

GFH Financial Group to distribute 2% interim cash dividend

GFH Financial Group announced a 2% interim cash dividend for the first half of 2024. This move reflects the company's strong financial position and commitment to returning value to shareholders. The dividend will be distributed to shareholders registered by the cutoff date, reinforcing GFH's confidence in its ongoing growth and profitability.

Nilfisk Q2 2025 slides: Mixed regional performance as margins remain on target

Nilfisk's Q2 2025 results show varied regional performances, with some markets underperforming while others maintain growth. Despite fluctuations, the company sustained its targeted profit margins. Strategic initiatives and cost controls helped offset challenges, supporting overall financial stability during the quarter.

Geiger Counter repurchases 300,000 shares at 47.75 pence

Geiger Counter has bought back 300,000 of its shares at a price of 47.75 pence each. This move reflects the company's effort to return value to shareholders and possibly improve share price stability. The repurchase illustrates confidence in the firm's prospects amid current market conditions.

Grupo Supervielle Q2 2025 slides: Net income surges 62% amid strategic shift to lending

Grupo Supervielle reported a 62% increase in net income for Q2 2025, driven by a strategic focus on expanding its lending portfolio. Enhanced credit quality and diversified loan products contributed to stronger financial performance, while operational efficiencies supported margin growth. The bank’s shift aims to capitalize on rising demand for credit in key markets, positioning it for sustained growth.

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Fasadgruppen Q2 2025 slides: Profitability surges despite organic sales decline

Fasadgruppen's Q2 2025 report shows a drop in organic sales but a significant rise in profitability. The company managed to improve margins and efficiency, offsetting lower sales volumes. Strategic cost controls and project mix adjustments contributed to stronger earnings, highlighting resilience amid challenging market conditions.

AutoCanada Q2 2025 slides: Transformation plan drives profit surge despite revenue dip

AutoCanada reported a revenue decline in Q2 2025 but saw a significant rise in profits, thanks to its ongoing transformation plan. The strategy focused on operational efficiencies and cost control, offsetting lower sales volumes. Despite market challenges, the company’s initiatives have strengthened its financial position, signaling positive long-term prospects.

Lundbeck H1 2025 slides: Raises guidance as strategic brands drive 14% revenue growth

Lundbeck reported a 14% revenue increase in H1 2025, driven by strong performance of its strategic brands. The company raised its full-year guidance, citing robust sales and continued market demand. This growth underscores Lundbeck’s successful focus on key therapeutic areas and effective execution of its strategic priorities.