News Summary - 08/15/2025

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Putin must 'prove he is serious about peace,' says Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer expressed solidarity with the Ukrainian president ahead of the Trump-Putin summit, urging Putin to demonstrate genuine commitment to peace.

Israeli settlement plans will 'bury' idea of Palestinian state, minister says

Far-right Israeli minister Bezalel Smotrich approved 3,401 new homes in the disputed E1 area of the occupied West Bank, a move seen as undermining the prospect of a Palestinian state.

New Israeli rules stopping critical aid getting into Gaza, charities say

Over 100 aid organizations report being frequently denied authorization to deliver essential supplies into Gaza due to new Israeli regulations, severely hindering critical aid efforts in the region.

EU sends wildfire help to Spain as death toll rises

Spain has activated the EU disaster assistance mechanism for the first time to combat worsening wildfires as the death toll climbs. This move aims to strengthen firefighting efforts with support from other EU countries.

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

In Sudan's war-torn Darfur region, parents face severe hardships feeding their children amid ongoing conflict. The dire situation highlights the urgent humanitarian crisis impacting civilians trapped in besieged areas.

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

Australia aims to expand its influence in the Pacific by signing a $328 million security and business agreement with Vanuatu, with the goal of countering China's increasing presence in the region.

BBC defends investigation of Kenya child-sex trafficking after 'hoax' claims

The BBC stands by its investigation into child-sex trafficking in Kenya, emphasizing it was conducted in the public interest. This comes after senior Kenyan politicians criticized the report and labeled it a 'hoax.'

German states debate who invented Bratwurst sausages

Bavaria and Thuringia are in dispute over which state originally invented the Bratwurst sausage, each claiming to be its rightful birthplace.

US warns of additional tariffs on India if Trump-Putin peace talks fail

The US Treasury chief warned that Washington may impose additional secondary tariffs on India if the discussions in Alaska between Trump and Putin do not progress successfully.

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

Melania Trump's lawyer has demanded that Hunter Biden retract his claims about how she met Donald Trump, threatening legal action seeking $1 billion in damages.

FBI returns stolen conquistador document to Mexico

The FBI has returned a 1527 document signed by Hernán Cortés to Mexico. The historic conquistador document is believed to have been stolen more than 30 years ago.

Dozens of migrants killed after boats capsize off Italian coast

In 2025, over 700 migrants have died attempting to cross the central Mediterranean, according to the UN refugee agency, highlighting the ongoing migrant crisis and the dangers faced during these perilous journeys.

N Korea denies removing propaganda loudspeakers at border

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

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 case is seen as a significant moment in Hong Kong's legal and political landscape.

Europe expresses hope after call with Trump on Putin summit

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

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

Armored vehicles and National Guard troops were deployed around Washington DC's urban centers and tourist sites Tuesday evening. The mayor criticized the move as an "authoritarian push" by President Trump amid rising tensions in the city.

Wildfire menaces major Greek city as heatwave grips Europe

A severe heatwave across southern Europe has ignited wildfires from Portugal to the Balkans, with a significant blaze threatening a major city in Greece. The extreme temperatures are worsening fire conditions, posing risks to communities and prompting emergency responses.

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

Mediators indicate that a deal to release all hostages at once could be reached in the coming weeks, ahead of Israel's planned war escalation.

Peru president issues amnesty for hundreds accused of atrocities

Peru President Dina Boluarte defends a controversial law granting immunity to hundreds accused of crimes during the Maoist insurgency, rejecting widespread criticism of the measure.

Evacuations in Alaska after glacial melt raises fears of record flooding

Meltwater escaping from a glacier-dammed basin in Juneau, Alaska, has triggered fears of severe flooding, leading to evacuations in the state capital as authorities prepare for potential record-breaking water levels.

Three Colombian soldiers killed in drone attack

Illegal armed groups in Colombia are increasingly using drones to target and attack security forces, resulting in the deaths of three soldiers.

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

The UK, France, and Germany (the E3) have warned that they will reinstate sanctions on Iran if the country fails to resume nuclear talks by the end of the month.

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

Opposition parties have accused electoral irregularities in recent polls, claiming issues of 'vote theft.' However, India's election commission has denied these allegations, 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, a former president and his wife are both imprisoned simultaneously, marking a significant moment in the nation's political and legal landscape.

Putin reaffirms 'friendship' with North Korea before Trump talks

Kim Jong Un supplies Moscow with artillery and missiles. A BBC investigation reveals North Korean laborers work in harsh, 'slave-like' conditions in Russia, highlighting the complex ties between the two countries ahead of Putin's meetings with Trump.

What do Putin and Trump each want from the Alaska summit?

Putin seeks greater international recognition at the Alaska summit, whereas Trump aims to position himself as a peacemaker between the two nations.

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

Kyiv has firmly rejected proposals to cede territories seized by Russia as a condition for a ceasefire, maintaining its stance against territorial concessions despite ongoing conflict and diplomatic efforts.

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

A professor accused of murdering her husband used scientific arguments in self-defense during her trial. Despite her efforts to leverage chemistry to prove her innocence, the court ultimately found her guilty of murder.

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

Taylor Swift shared a rare glimpse into her relationship with Travis Kelce and offered details about her upcoming album during their podcast conversation, giving fans an intimate look at both her personal life and creative process.

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

National Guard troops have been deployed in Washington DC as President Trump assumes control of the city’s police force, aiming to address crime and enhance public safety amid ongoing concerns.

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

Australia is launching a billion-dollar initiative to challenge China's control over rare earth metals, critical for tech industries. Triggered by recent restrictive moves from Beijing, Australia aims to secure supply chains and offer businesses a reliable alternative to Chinese dominance in this strategic sector.

Watch: Meteor shower seen in skies above UK

A meteor shower was witnessed and filmed above the UK, specifically at North York Moors National Park, on August 13. The event offered a spectacular display for skywatchers.

Watch: Passengers escape car hit by drone in Russia

CCTV footage showed a car being struck by a Ukrainian drone in Belgorod, Russia. Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov shared the incident on his official Telegram channel, highlighting the event.

Watch: Wildfire approaches horse enclosure in Greece

Wildfires continue to cause devastation across Europe, with at least three deaths reported in Spain, Albania, and Turkey. In Greece, a wildfire has dangerously neared a horse enclosure, highlighting the escalating threat and widespread impact of the blazes.

Aerial footage shows aftermath of massive train derailment in Texas

Video reveals mangled train cars stacked on the tracks following a massive derailment in Texas. Emergency crews are on site responding to the incident.

The wave of wildfires claims its third victim as flames ravage 115,000 hectares and hinder the Departure Operation

Castile and León continues to face 20 active wildfires, and the fire in Chandrexa de Queixa has become the second largest recorded in Galicia, further complicating the Departure Operation and causing a third fatality.

The PP refers to a Government contract in which it justified that there would be fewer firefighting planes due to lack of budget

The Government denies the PP's accusation about the reduction of firefighting planes, stating that there are 14 more than those mentioned by the party and labels the information as false.

Interior rules out increasing the emergency level for now and announces the arrival of two planes to Galicia after requesting help from the EU

The minister reported that two Canadair tanker planes, the most modern with a capacity of over 5,500 liters of water, will arrive in Galicia after requesting help from the EU, although the emergency level will not be increased for now.

Neighbors of Cabezabellosa, after being labeled 'rebels' for not leaving the town: "It was a bit chaotic"

Authorities called for evacuation in Cabezabellosa, but some neighbors stayed, including people with reduced mobility and those who wanted to support the firefighters. The residents acknowledge that the situation was chaotic in response to the criticism for not leaving the town.

Authorities Begin Fining Residents Who Refuse to Leave Their Homes Due to Fires

Abel Bautista, Councilor of the Presidency, Interior, and Social Dialogue, confirmed that there are people in municipalities under evacuation orders who refuse to leave. While showing empathy, he warns that they will soon understand that the best course of action is to protect their lives and comply with the evacuation.

LIVE | The fire in Chandrexa becomes the second largest in the history of Galicia

Three people have died, around ten are seriously injured, and 9,000 people remain evacuated due to the fires, while the fire in Chandrexa is established as the second largest in the history of Galicia.

Roads Closed Due to Fires: Check the DGT Interactive Map Here

The DGT interactive map shows various icons indicating incidents affecting traffic, including road closures caused by fires, to keep drivers informed about the current situation.

Lightning, negligence, magnifying glass effect... the causes of the fires ravaging Spain

Fires in Spain are caused by dry storms and lightning that ignite flames without rain. Additionally, human negligence and the magnifying glass effect, which concentrates sunlight on flammable materials, increase the risk. These factors, combined with adverse weather conditions, worsen the situation and make controlling the fires more difficult.

Another Arrest: Man Detained for Oímbra Fire That Injured Three Firefighters

A man from A Gudiña was detained for starting a fire in Oímbra while the risk level was extreme. He was performing cleaning and clearing work with a tractor, which caused the fire that injured three firefighters.

Five Arrested This Thursday Raise to About Thirty the Number of Detainees Involved in This Summer's Forest Fires

Five people were arrested this Thursday, bringing to nearly 30 the number of detainees linked to this summer's forest fires. The Minister of the Interior indicated that many fires are intentionally set, although some occur due to carelessness.

Renfe suspends all trains between Galicia and Madrid due to fires "until further notice"

Renfe suspended all trains between Galicia and Madrid because of fires. Although Chamartín station remained open all night to accommodate travelers, service was only partially restored shortly before 10:00 a.m., with some special trains departing from the station.

Jaime and Abel, the cousins who died trying to put out the fire in León

Three people have died in the wildfires affecting Spain, where more than 84,000 hectares have already burned. Among the victims are Jaime and Abel, cousins who died trying to extinguish the fire in León.

Firefighter Donkeys, the Secret Weapon Against Fire: "Where They Are, There Were No Fires"

The Doñana Firefighter Donkey Battalion, part of the Happy Little Donkey Association of Huelva, uses donkeys as an effective tool against forest fires, demonstrating that in the areas where they operate, no fires have been recorded, thanks to their ability to prevent and alert about fire outbreaks.

Molezuelas, the worst forest fire in the history of Spain since records began

The forest fire in Molezuelas has devastated 38,000 hectares, becoming the most severe recorded in Spain, and has caused two deaths according to the European forest fire information system.

BBVA appeals to the Supreme Court against the Government's veto on its merger with Sabadell for at least three years

BBVA has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court against the Government's veto on its merger with Sabadell, which entails a minimum prohibition of three years. The institution clarifies that this action does not affect the public takeover bid (OPA), which is still pending approval of the prospectus by the CNMV.

Ayuso will request the declaration of Tres Cantos as a severely fire-affected area

The regional president will request that Tres Cantos be declared a severely affected area due to the fire, in order to obtain aid for the municipalities and citizens affected by the blaze.

Wave of solidarity with the family of the deceased in Tres Cantos: more than 30,000 euros raised in just a few hours

The solidarity campaign supporting the family of Mircea Spiridon raises more than 30,000 euros in just a few hours, with over a thousand donations, demonstrating great solidarity following his death in Tres Cantos.

Ana Obregón, on the definitive sale of her family home in Mallorca: "We are considering several offers"

Biologist Ana Obregón has told ¡Hola! magazine that she is considering several offers for the definitive sale of her family home in Mallorca, a very special place for her.

Pablo Iglesias announces the reopening of the Garibaldi tavern: "There is a terrace and very soon a foosball table"

Pablo Iglesias announces that the Garibaldi tavern will reopen in a new location, with more space for cultural activities, a terrace, and soon a foosball table, according to what he shared on his social media.

Scare During Landing: a Boeing 747 Crashes onto the Runway Due to Strong Wind Gusts

A Boeing 747-8F suffered an accident during landing due to strong wind gusts. The pilot lost control at the moment of touching down. There were no injuries, but one of the engines was damaged.

This is the Greek mansion where the royals are said to be on vacation: with a private port in the Aegean, surrounded by olive trees... and controversy

The royal family is vacationing in Greece, staying at a mansion in the Peloponnese owned by the Dutch royal family, which features a private port and is surrounded by olive trees, sparking some controversy.

One dead and five seriously injured after a hot air balloon with 34 occupants crashes due to a sudden wind change

A hot air balloon carrying 34 people crashed in Friesland, Netherlands, due to a sudden change in the wind while approaching a landing area. The accident left one dead and five seriously injured.

Taylor Swift says she fell in love with Travis Kelce when she heard him talk about her: "I wondered if he was crazy"

Taylor Swift revealed on the podcast 'New Heights,' hosted by her boyfriend Travis Kelce and his brother Jason Kelce, how she fell in love with Travis after hearing him talk about her, initially questioning if he was crazy.

VTC Driver Arrested for Possible Sexual Assault of a Minor

A VTC driver was arrested last Friday around three in the morning for a possible sexual assault on a 17-year-old minor.

Tourist arrested for sneaking into a woman’s hotel room and caressing her while she slept

A 23-year-old German tourist was arrested at a hotel in Playa de Palma for entering a woman’s room through a partition connecting two balconies and caressing her while she was asleep.

Sofía Suescun seen "flirting" with another influencer: "They had to tell her to slow down"

Leticia Requejo mentioned on 'TardeAR' that during a trip, Sofía Suescun's alleged flirting with another influencer was widely talked about, to the point that someone had to step in to make her tone down that behavior.

Alaska, a land full of symbols for a new crossroads between Trump and Putin

Putin will be the first Russian president to visit Alaska, a symbolic place for relations between Russia and the United States. The visit takes place with no signs that the Russian invasion of Ukraine will be halted, marking a new crossroads in the relationship between Trump and Putin.

Trump suggests that Zelenski could join Alaska summit if meeting with Putin goes well

Trump insists that his goal is to arrange a meeting between Putin and Zelenski, as he believes they should negotiate peace directly.

Lewandowski, Isco, Camavinga, Sancet... The long list of injuries in the preseason marks the start of the league

Most Primera División clubs face significant absences due to injuries during the preseason, arriving at the start of LaLiga with several key players sidelined.

A restaurant in Ibiza is reported for charging 12 euros for a bag hanger

Facua-Consumers in Action has reported a restaurant in Ibiza to the Balearic Government for charging 12 euros for the use of a bag hanger, a charge considered abusive.

China falls for Marta Santana, the Spanish woman who saved a minor

Marta Santana, a 31-year-old former Spanish swimming coach, acted quickly and without hesitation to save a minor who couldn’t swim, earning admiration in China.

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

The temporary employment agency confirmed that the worker died due to acute cardiorespiratory failure caused by the stress from the heat wave while harvesting fruit.

Latest update on the health status of Jaime Anglada after being hit by a car

The singer and friend of the king, Jaime Anglada, was run over by a car while riding a motorcycle. He is currently in the ICU, but his life is not feared to be in danger.

Protect Your Home Digitally

Smart devices improve home efficiency, but they also present security risks. It is important to protect them properly to maintain digital security at home.

Learning to Live Beyond the Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ from Fundación Telefónica presents its issue number 127, titled ‘Generation Alfabeta: In Search of Well-being in a Hyperconnected World.’ It explores the impact of technology on mental and social health and proposes strategies to achieve a balance between digital life and personal well-being, promoting habits that allow people to live beyond the screens in a hyperconnected environment.

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

Ryanair and Vueling require, on many low-cost fares, that luggage travel under the seat. To avoid extra charges, it is recommended to use affordable travel bags, under €20, that meet these dimensions and make transportation easier without additional costs.

How to Act Near a Forest Fire or If It Starts Close to Homes

The Government presents in its 2025 Plan key recommendations for citizens to act correctly during forest fires, especially if they approach homes, aiming to improve prevention and response to these risks.

What Dry Storms Are and How They Contribute to the Spread of Fires in Spain

Dry storms generate electrical discharges without significant rainfall, which can cause wildfires. In Spain, these storms are linked to the origin of several recent fires, as electrical sparks in arid environments facilitate the spread of fire.

Pepa Romero complains about her low salary as a substitute for Sonsoles Ónega on 'YAS verano'

Pepa Romero revealed in a conversation with Agustín Bravo that her salary as a substitute for Sonsoles Ónega on 'YAS verano' is "very low," expressing her dissatisfaction with the payment received.

Scientists achieve 'mind reading' with an accuracy of up to 74%

Scientists have managed to decode brain activity during internal speech, translating thoughts into words with an accuracy of 74%, advancing the understanding and reading of thoughts.

China Deploys 'Hunter' Mosquitoes to End Chikungunya Outbreak Alarming the World: 3,000 Cases in One Week

China is facing a chikungunya outbreak with over 7,000 cases, including 3,000 in just one week. The virus is transmitted by infected mosquitoes. In July, a case was confirmed in the Basque Country. To control the spread, China is using genetically modified mosquitoes as a biological control method.

Cali y El Dandee: "‘Yo te esperaré’ is a song that has a special hook and hopefully will keep playing for many more years"

Cali y El Dandee, the Colombian brother duo, are touring Spain this summer, performing at various festivals and highlighting the lasting impact of their song "Yo te esperaré."

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

The leak of the filming of the sixth installment of 'Torrente' has sparked controversy on social media. Santiago Segura, director and lead actor, has responded by defending the content and assuring that the video does not reflect the final product, asking for understanding and trust in the project.

New Era in Drug Development: AI Aids in Creating Antibiotics to Combat Gonorrhea

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the development of antibiotics against gonorrhea, although the drugs are not yet ready for clinical trials and their evaluation in humans will take several years.

The Controversial Statements of the Archbishop of Oviedo: "Where is the Reciprocity from the Moritos?"

The Archbishop of Oviedo, Jesús Sanz, has expressed his concern about the controversy surrounding Muslim religious celebrations held in sports centers, describing it as a "strange controversy" and questioning the lack of reciprocity in these events.

An Official Accused of a Felony for Throwing a Sandwich at a Police Officer in Washington

An official was charged with a felony after throwing a sandwich at a police officer in Washington, amidst Trump's order for the federal government to take control of the local police and address crime in the city.

Fuel prices hit summer lows during the peak holiday getaway period

Diesel and gasoline prices have reached their lowest levels since late June, with diesel at 1.423 euros per liter and gasoline at 1.483 euros, right in the middle of the summer holiday departure rush.

He scammed Netflix out of 72 million dollars for a series he never made and now lives in ruin

Carl Rinsch, director of 'The Legend of the Samurai (47 Ronin)', scammed Netflix out of 72 million dollars for a series he never produced. After deceiving the platform, he now faces financial ruin.

Paula Echevarría Has the Accessory You Should Always Wear If You Want to Look More Tanned

Paula Echevarría, actress and influencer, sports the must-have bag for this summer, a key accessory that cannot be missing from our vacations to achieve a more sun-kissed look.

What Happens to Your Body When You Sunbathe Every Day

Sunbathing daily can be beneficial if done in moderation and with sunscreen, as it helps obtain vitamin D without damaging the skin.

The 'child in distress' scam returns, but this time in a new summer version

The classic 'child in distress' scam is back on WhatsApp with a new trick: the scammer claims that their phone fell into the water to ask for money or help, trying to take advantage of the summer urgency.

The Three European Destinations That Disappoint Tourists the Most: Fewer Visits in Summer

A surprise travel startup has revealed the least chosen European cities by tourists for getaways, highlighting that many of them are close to Spain. These cities see lower attendance in summer, reflecting disappointment or lack of interest among travelers.

What Makes the Most Money for a Bar Isn’t Beer or Coffee: “You Multiply It by a Lot”

A waiter reveals that coffee is not the most profitable item in a bar because, although it sells a lot, its profit margin is low. Instead, other products with a higher percentage of profit multiply income significantly, being key to the business’s profitability.

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

This town in Zaragoza shows an unusual rate of 17 registered vehicles per inhabitant. According to a report by Automovilistas Europeos Asociados (AEA), this vehicular overpopulation has clear, albeit peculiar, causes that explain this unique situation.

The Devastating Landscape in Las Médulas After the Fire

A fire has destroyed the iconic centenary chestnut trees in Las Médulas, leaving a desolate landscape in this natural site.

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

20minutos has selected 20 finalist beaches from the best of each Spanish coastline, following an initial voting phase. Now, readers can vote for the best beach in Spain until September 15 to decide the winner for 2025.

Watermelon ice cream with only three ingredients that you can prepare in just a few minutes

This easy and quick recipe allows you to make healthy ice creams with only three ingredients, perfect for cooling off in the summer.

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. To avoid breakdowns, it is essential to check tire pressure, keep the battery in good condition, and protect the vehicle from direct sun exposure. These precautions ensure optimal car performance during the summer.

The Tarragona Beach Where You Can Park for Free This Summer: It Has a Parking Lot Very Close to the Sea

Tarragona, one of the most popular destinations in Catalonia during the summer, offers a beach with free parking very close to the sea, making it easier for visitors who want to enjoy the beaches without worrying about parking.

From Koke to Xavi: Players Who Succeeded in the Team of Their Dreams

Many footballers have fulfilled the dream of playing for and standing out in their favorite team. From Koke, developed at Atlético de Madrid, to Xavi at Barcelona, these players managed to shine and establish themselves as key figures in the clubs they have always supported, demonstrating that passion and talent can make sporting dreams come true.

The Government Will Carry Out the Second Transfer of Migrant Minors This Weekend, Ahead of the Meeting Between Sánchez and Clavijo

The Government has taken responsibility for 240 of the 942 migrant minors in the Canary Islands and will carry out a second transfer this weekend, prior to the meeting between Sánchez and Clavijo to address the situation.

Listening to Music at Work Could Cost You Dearly: A Labor Lawyer’s Warning

A company can prohibit the use of headphones, radios, or music at work when their use causes any harm, according to a labor lawyer.

A 70-year-old woman injured during an attempted robbery by two minors: "One came to apologize to me"

A 70-year-old woman was injured following an attempted robbery by two minors. With her arm in a sling, she explained that she doesn't remember anything from the moment she fell to the ground. One of the minors later approached her to apologize.

Barcelona: Gràcia Dresses Up for the Gala in the Midst of a Heatwave and Hours Before the Start of Its Major Festival

This Thursday, Gràcia's Major Festival begins with the opening speech by writer and historian Maria Garganté, amidst a heatwave that does not stop the celebration.

Lizards and Geckos in Your Home: This Is What Their Presence Means, According to Experts

Experts indicate that the increase in extreme heat and urbanization has caused lizards and geckos to come closer to homes, seeking shelter and food. Their presence is common and reflects environmental changes that affect their natural habitat.

The Air Conditioning Bill: Is It Cheaper to Leave It On or Turn It On and Off?

Programming the air conditioning to very low temperatures increases energy consumption. Therefore, keeping it on continuously can raise the bill, while turning it off when not needed helps save energy and money.

Attention if you travel to France in summer: fines of up to €150,000 for a very common behavior on beaches

In France, the Environmental Code imposes fines of up to €150,000 to protect natural areas, penalizing common behaviors on beaches that harm the environment.

Baked Zucchini with Mozzarella and Bacon: An Easy and Affordable Bite That Has It All

Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, these baked zucchinis combine the irresistible flavor of melted mozzarella cheese and golden bacon, creating an easy, tasty, and budget-friendly dish.

The legend Bernardo Ruiz dies, Vuelta winner and first Spaniard on the Tour podium

Bernardo Ruiz, pioneer of Spanish cycling and the first Spaniard to achieve a podium finish in the Tour, passed away at 100 years old in Orihuela, his hometown.

These 'celebrities' are billionaires and you might not have known it

Several celebrities have fortunes exceeding 1 billion dollars. This photo gallery reveals who they are and showcases their unexpected financial success.

From a Proposal Without a Date to the "Yes, I Do": The Timeline of Georgina and Cristiano's Engagement

The engagement party between Georgina and Cristiano could have taken place at the end of July, according to some photos published by the model on Instagram that now make sense.

The emotional wish fulfilled by the four daughters of Bertín Osborne's ex, 21 years after her death

Alejandra, Eugenia, Claudia, and Ana Cristina gather every year at the family home to honor the memory of their mother, who passed away at the age of 51, keeping her memory alive 21 years later.

The 'turigrinos' transform the Camino de Santiago: "They don't want hostels and prioritize their comfort"

In July, the Pilgrim's Office recorded 61,197 people, bringing the total to 289,178 travelers in 2024. The 'turigrinos', who prioritize comfort and avoid traditional hostels, are changing the dynamic of the Camino de Santiago.

Athletes 'reinvent' themselves amid heatwave to avoid breaking their routine: "If you know what time to go down, it's fine"

During the heatwave, athletes adjust their routine to train in the early hours of the day, when temperatures are lower, avoiding extreme heat and maintaining their physical activity without risks.

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

Enric, a sound technician, exemplifies a generation trapped in job insecurity and uncertainty about their retirement. Many fear having to work until old age without any pension guarantee, which generates anxiety and doubts about their financial future, questioning whether all their work effort will truly be worth it.

Lanzarote, free of fires

Lanzarote, the beautiful and peaceful Canary Island, is one of the few places in Spain currently free of fires, keeping its territory protected against this risk.

Islamophobia creeps into the fight

The Jumilla town hall, with the approval of the PP (People's Party), has banned the use of municipal facilities for events organized by the Muslim community, generating criticism for islamophobia and religious discrimination.

Alaska: a new clash in the fight between Trump and Putin

The image of Trump and Putin facing off in a ring reveals their true personalities, symbolically and directly showing the combative dynamic and tension between both leaders.

Moderate or Overheated

The low birth rate in Spain makes migrants, from various nationalities, essential to maintaining the social and economic functioning of the country.

Presentation of Franco Mastantuono with Real Madrid, live: statements, first images, and latest news

Real Madrid presents the Argentine footballer Franco Mastantuono, who turns 18 today and can already join the team according to FIFA regulations for non-EU players.

Photo Gallery | Horrible Designs That Are a True Nightmare

The gallery features a collection of designs so bad that they become a genuine visual nightmare, showcasing examples notable for their lack of aesthetics and functionality.

Carlos Right, from 'OT 2018', 'conquers' social media by singing a song to his newborn baby

Carlos Right, singer and former contestant of 'OT 2018', moved his followers by sharing a tender moment singing a song to his newborn baby, the result of his relationship with Claudia Torregrosa.

Arrested for detaining and gagging his ex-wife for two days and threatening to kill her

The aggressor detained and gagged his ex-wife for two days and threatened to kill her. He took her clothes, bank cards, and mobile phone to prevent her from asking for help, but the victim managed to escape and report him.

Two people arrested for scamming more than 143,000 euros from a vulnerable elderly man in Tortosa

The couple was arrested for scamming more than 143,000 euros from a vulnerable elderly man in Tortosa, facing charges of breach of trust, fraud, identity theft, and document forgery.

Melani, winner of 'Your Face Sounds Familiar', debuts on 'Pasapalabra'

Melani, along with Miquel Fernández, Abril Zamora, and Eduardo Rosa, join Rosa and Manu in the upcoming episodes of 'Pasapalabra'.

Rosa Takes Her Defeat in 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra' with Humor

Rosa made two mistakes in 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra', which allowed Manu to be declared the winner of the day. Despite the defeat, she took the outcome with good humor.

Ana Rosa Quintana 'takes away' screen time and space from Patricia Pardo

Ana Rosa Quintana's program will extend its duration by an hour and a quarter, thereby reducing the airtime of Patricia Pardo's show, 'Vamos a ver'.

Ana Iris Simón Responds to the Young Woman from 'Wheel of Fortune' Who Invited Her to Her Wedding After Winning the Jackpot

Laura won 9,000 euros on 'Wheel of Fortune' by correctly solving a puzzle whose answer was the name of the writer Ana Iris Simón and one of her novels. After winning, she invited the author to her wedding, and Ana Iris Simón responded to the gesture.

Cristina Medina reveals she ended up "wanted" in London: "They took away my driver's license"

Cristina Medina confessed that she faced legal problems both in Spain and in London when she was young, even becoming "wanted" and losing her driver's license.

El Cordobés reads a message from Alba Díaz that sparks rumors about his daughter's wedding: "I've lost her"

Upon reading a message from Alba Díaz, El Cordobés reacted with surprise and emotion, bringing his hand to his mouth and seeking comfort in a hug with his companion Verónica Dulanto, which has sparked rumors about possible developments regarding his daughter's wedding.

Álvaro Muñoz Escassi would be "focused on another woman" after his breakup with Sheila Casas, according to Giovanna González

Journalist Giovanna González stated that Álvaro Muñoz Escassi has already moved on from Sheila Casas and is focused on another woman after their breakup.

The Gift That Mario Casas Gave to Melyssa Pinto During Their Vacation in El Salvador

Melyssa Pinto showed on Instagram the special gift that Mario Casas gave her during their vacation in El Salvador, revealing the closeness and affection between them.

Haakon and Mette Marit of Norway Visit Their Daughter in Australia Before Ending Their Controversial Vacation

Crown Prince Haakon has been on vacation in Portugal surfing with his stepson, who is facing accusations of rape and sexual assault, before reuniting with his daughter in Australia to conclude their controversial vacation.

Noemí Salazar reveals the destination of the surprise trip her husband arranged for her

Noemí Salazar is enjoying a few days of relaxation at a luxurious resort, a birthday gift organized by her husband, thereby revealing the destination of the surprise trip.

Lucía Villalón Supports Gonzalo Melero in His New Football Team, Which Brings Them Back to Madrid

Lucía Villalón and Gonzalo Melero are moving to Leganés with their two children, where Melero will play this season, thus returning to Madrid.

The Praised Confession of Carmen Borrego About Her Husband: "He Gives It to Me Every Night"

Carmen Borrego confessed that she prefers "more normal" bodies because they allow you to "see fewer flaws." This honesty has been widely applauded by the public.

Suso Álvarez, about his wedding with Marieta: "I only had in my mind the 'I do', the party, and the open bar"

Suso Álvarez announced that his wedding with Marieta will be in 2026. The influencer confessed that he was only thinking about the "I do", enjoying the party, and the open bar during the event.

Cayetano Rivera speaks out about his return to work: "I am not physically ready yet"

Cayetano Rivera has stated that he is not yet physically ready to return to his work. While he shows interest in coming back, he acknowledges that he needs more time to fully recover before resuming his professional activities.

Álex González and his girlfriend, Camila Rojido, show their exotic summer in Bali

Álex González and his girlfriend, the doctor Camila Rojido, who have been together since 2023, share moments of their romance and their exotic summer in Bali through their social media.

The Workers of '20minutos' Highlight Their Hometown and Reveal Their Favorite Traditions

The employees of 20minutos nostalgically and fondly share their summers in their hometown, highlighting traditions such as popular street festivals and special local spots. They celebrate the importance of family, friends, and customs, while a colleague reflects on not having a hometown but invites others to discover and fall in love with rural areas to feel at home.

Netflix and its Content Expansion to Compete with Traditional Television

Netflix is expanding its offerings with innovative series to attract more subscribers and compete directly with traditional television, strengthening its position in the entertainment market.

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

A sanctuary in Kharkiv offers shelter and care to cats rescued from conflict zones in Ukraine, providing a safe environment and peace of mind to these animals affected by the war.

Carlos Alcaraz delivers his most solid performance against Luca Nardi to reach the Cincinnati quarterfinals

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Luca Nardi 6-1, 6-4 in the Cincinnati round of 16. In the quarterfinals, he will face Russian Andrey Rublev, world number 11, in a key match for his progress in the tournament.

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

José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes stated that the CSD will decide after analyzing Real Madrid's complaint regarding the move of the Villarreal-Barça match to Miami, emphasizing that they consider the general interest before making a decision.

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

Athletic's goalkeeper Unai Simón criticized LaLiga's proposal to move a match between Villarreal and Barça abroad, calling it disrespectful to the fans and stating that if it were his team, he would not consider it feasible.

Where to Watch Each Matchday of LaLiga 2025/2026 on Television from Spain

LaLiga 2025/2026 can be followed on various television platforms in Spain, offering multiple options to watch each matchday of the top tier of Spanish football.

The Harsh Criticism from Ángel Torres, President of Getafe, Against LaLiga

Ángel Torres, president of Getafe, criticized the current situation of LaLiga and expressed his opposition to the possible relocation of this season's Villarreal vs. Barça match to Miami, questioning the decisions that affect the Spanish competition.

Dr. Alberto García Redondo, specialist in ALS: "Precision medicine is the way forward and we have already begun"

Alberto García Redondo highlights the advances in the fight against ALS, stating that this disease can be defeated. He emphasizes the importance of precision medicine as the path to follow and points out that significant steps have already been taken in this direction.

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

Elena García, originally from Almagro (Ciudad Real) and a cochlear implant user since the age of 21, combines her work at a consulting firm with her activism and outreach efforts, demonstrating that a woman with a disability from a rural background can achieve great success.

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

Pediatric neurologists are calling for the inclusion of SMA in the neonatal screening program in all autonomous communities, as its prognosis improves significantly with early detection.

Ryanair Ground Staff Join British and EasyJet Staff and Begin Strike This Friday Amid Peak Travel Period

Ryanair ground staff strike, prompted by sanctions against workers and abuse of additional hours, will start this Friday and continue until August 17, joining protests by British and EasyJet during the peak travel period.

The wave of wildfires sparks debate on spending for prevention: how Spain stands in relation to Europe

Five major wildfires remain active, and the area burned in recent days accounts for more than 66% of the total affected since the beginning of the year, reigniting the debate on investment in prevention in Spain compared to other European countries.

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, while the cap for rent increases is set at 2.15%, below inflation.

The Owners of Porsche Create a Fund to Invest in Defense Startups and Take Advantage of Increased Spending

Porsche's owners are launching an investment fund aimed at startups in the defense sector, removing the previous requirement that their developments also had to be applicable to the civilian sector, with the goal of capitalizing on the rise in defense spending.

Competition authority removes restrictions applied to Telefónica in its fiber network

The Competition authority has removed the restrictions that required Telefónica, led by Marc Murtra, to offer access to its fiber optic network to rival companies at regulated prices.

They warn that the new ATM law could worsen financial exclusion

The association Asufin criticizes that the deadlines set to adapt the ATM network are "excessive" and warns that the new law could increase financial exclusion, especially in small municipalities.

A Redheaded James Bond? This Unknown Actor Sparks All the Rumors to Be the Next 007

Rumors suggest that Amazon MGM Studios is looking for an actor in his twenties to be the next James Bond, although a new redheaded and little-known candidate seems to contradict this theory.

Almodóvar distributes flowers among the stars of 'Bitter Christmas' in a video to celebrate the end of filming

Pedro Almodóvar celebrates the end of filming of 'Bitter Christmas', his return to Spanish cinema, which will be released in 2026. The film features a prominent cast led by Bárbara Lennie, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, Victoria Luengo, and Carmen Machi.

'Weapons': A Guide of Keys and References to Delve Into the Year's Most Celebrated Horror Film

The standout horror film of the summer combines critiques of the nuclear family with fairy tale archetypes and classic horror film influences, offering an experience rich in symbolism and references that enrich its narrative.

'Wednesday' Breaks Records Again on Netflix: Here Are Its Audience Figures for Season 2

The series 'Wednesday', starring Jenna Ortega, has surpassed 'Stranger Things' as Netflix's most prominent show, breaking audience records with its second season.

The Shark Movie You Need to Prepare for Spielberg’s Classic Re-Release Hits Theaters

'Dangerous Animals' combines a serial killer, shark rituals, and a trapped surfer, premiering just before the highly anticipated re-release of Spielberg’s 'Jaws.'

New Discovery on Mars: NASA's Perseverance Rover Finds a Mysterious 'Helmet'

NASA's Perseverance rover discovered a rock on Mars, called the 'helmet,' which scientists believe is composed of spherules, offering new clues about the planet's geological history.

Goodbye Duolingo? You can now learn languages with Google Translate's new feature

Google Translate is testing a new language learning feature that could compete with Duolingo. Currently in the testing phase, there is a possibility that this new feature will be paid.

The Hidden Meaning of the Flag Icon on WhatsApp

The flag icon on WhatsApp is used to mark important messages, allowing users to highlight them and easily find them later. It is a popular trick to organize and quickly access relevant information within conversations.

Dreame Z1, the robot that climbs like Spiderman: cleaning a pool has never been so easy

The Dreame Z1 is a wireless pool cleaner robot with PoolSense™ technology, featuring powerful suction and ease of use. It is ideal for pools up to 180 m² and makes cleaning easier even on vertical surfaces, significantly improving pool maintenance.

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

TALAY is a drone capable of flying just above the sea at 200 km/h, carrying up to 30 kilos, and operating with a communication range of 200 km, designed for silent attacks and maritime operations.

If I Had a Wedding in August, I Would Wear This Zara Dress

Zara presents the ideal dress for guests that will be a trend at summer weddings, combining style and freshness for August celebrations.

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

Galician gymnast Melania Rodríguez has set a world record in acrobatic gymnastics by performing an unprecedented flip, even surpassing feats accomplished by Simone Biles.

Does Egg Vitrification Advance Menopause? This is What Experts Think

Egg vitrification allows fertility preservation by freezing eggs, but it does not affect the natural aging of the ovary nor does it advance menopause. Experts clarify that this process does not reduce the number of eggs in the body, so menopause occurs according to each woman's normal biological cycle.

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

Doctor Sara Marín Berbell warns that the color of menstruation reflects hormonal status. She indicates that a period that is not red may signal imbalances or health problems, so it is important to pay attention to these signs to detect possible disorders.

Julianne Moore's Favorite Exercise Routine: "I Don't Feel the Agony of the Gym"

Julianne Moore prefers calm physical activities, combining up to two different disciplines to stay fit without experiencing the typical agony of the gym.

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

Model and entrepreneur Virginia Troconis stands out with a swimsuit that enhances the figure and is available with a perfect discount for the summer season.

To wash fuet or not? This is what this butcher says about the viral trend to remove the skin

The butcher analyzes the popular trend of washing fuet to remove its white skin. He explains that this layer is edible and is part of the sausage’s natural curing process, so it is not necessary to remove it unless preferred for personal reasons. Washing the fuet can alter its original flavor and texture.

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

In addition to the price, when choosing quality hamburger meat, it is important to consider its texture to the touch and color, factors that indicate freshness and good condition of the product.

With Fish and Roasted Vegetables: This Is Mercadona’s Best Prepared Dish, According to a Nutritionist

An affordable and balanced option from Mercadona combines fish, roasted vegetables, and rice for less than 6 euros, offering a nutritious and complete meal according to a nutritionist.

How to Make Egg-Free Mayonnaise at Home in 5 Minutes: The Ultimate Recipe So No One Notices the Difference

Traditional mayonnaise contains raw egg, which can pose a risk of salmonella. A safe and tasty alternative is lactonesa, an egg-free mayonnaise that can be prepared in just 5 minutes and whose flavor is almost indistinguishable from the original.

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 without the need for an oven. With just three ingredients, in five minutes you will have a delicious and refreshing option for any time of the year.

Chef José Andrés on fideuá: "It’s an easy dish to encourage yourself to cook a paella without rice"

Fideuá is a variation of paella that uses noodles instead of rice. Chef José Andrés recommends it as a simple option for those who want to get started cooking dishes similar to paella.

How to Know if My Flight is Affected by Ryanair's Strike This Friday

Ryanair is facing 22 strike days between mid-August and the end of December, affecting several flights. Passengers should check directly with the airline to verify if their flight this Friday is impacted.

The beautiful medieval city with a historical and natural heritage in France

Niort, located in Deux-Sèvres, is a medieval city that offers a combination of historical heritage, natural surroundings, and multiple tourist spots to explore.

The Hiking Route to Escape Madrid's Heat: An Oasis of Calm and Lush Forests by the River

This hiking route, located in the largest district of Madrid, offers an ideal refuge for locals looking to escape the intense summer heat. The itinerary passes through lush forests and riverside areas, providing a cool and peaceful environment away from the urban hustle and bustle.

Countdown to the total eclipse of 2026: the astronomical phenomenon is already filling Spanish hotels

Many rural hotels in Spain are already fully booked due to advance reservations, some made years in advance, because of the interest generated by the total eclipse of 2026.

Mery, a Tourist in Nerja: "I Spent Two Hours at the Beach, It Was Unbearable"

Mery, a tourist in Nerja, recounts that her experience at the beach was unsatisfactory. Despite high expectations, she only spent two hours there due to difficulties in enjoying the place comfortably.

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

This charming town, located half an hour from Alicante, stands out for its colorful houses, extensive beaches, and a walled historic center, offering a perfect destination for summer getaways with its rich heritage and beautiful natural landscapes.

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

Laura Escanes is in love with Menorca, highlighting her love for certain special places on this Balearic island known for its medieval streets, turquoise waters, and beautiful sunsets.

A Key Gene in Embryonic Development Protects the Neural Stem Cell Reserve in the Adult Brain

A study reveals that a gene essential during embryonic development regulates the alternation between quiescence and activation of neural stem cells, thereby protecting the reserve of these cells in the adult brain and contributing to their long-term maintenance.

A vaccine candidate shows promising results against pancreatic and colorectal cancer

Results published in a scientific journal show that an experimental vaccine improves survival in patients with pancreatic and colorectal cancer, offering new hope in the treatment of these diseases.

It's Not That You're Unhappy, It's That You Don't Have Time: Scientists' Trick to Improve Your Daily Happiness

Well-being and positive emotions can be improved by dedicating just a few minutes a day, which offers direct results in daily happiness, according to scientists.

Sara Marín, Nutritionist: "Eating Quickly Can Be Dangerous"

Eating quickly can cause abdominal bloating and weight gain, according to nutritionist Sara Marín, who warns about the health risks of this practice.

Aurelio Rojas, Cardiologist: "These Are the Three Most Common Causes for High Cholesterol Without Eating Fats"

Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas explains that high cholesterol is not always due to fat intake. Factors such as genetics, stress, and certain diseases can also raise cholesterol levels, even with a healthy diet. Therefore, it is important to consider these causes for proper diagnosis and treatment.

A Pharmacist on Mixing Alcohol and Pills Intended for Anxiety: "It Shuts You Down Too Much"

Mixing alcohol with anxiety pills significantly increases health risks and can be life-threatening, as the combination enhances depressant effects and "shuts down" the body too much.

This is the new interior of the Audi Q3: recycled materials, more space, and lots of technology

The new Audi Q3 features a more spacious and advanced interior, incorporating recycled materials for greater sustainability, along with top-tier technology and a design that enhances the user experience.

From One Million Diesels in 2019 to the Debacle of 2025: This Is How a Historic Engine Sinks in Spain

Hybrid vehicles surpass diesel production for the first time in Spain, reflecting a historic shift in the automotive industry and the progressive decline of the diesel engine.

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

Many drivers in Spain neglect the use of the windshield wiper during summer, but it is important to avoid using it when the sun is strong, as it can damage the wiper and reduce its effectiveness.

The Date When the Famous Saltacaballo Radar (Cantabria) Will Start Fining

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

'Baby on Board': The Curious and Unexpected Origin of This Popular Vehicle Sign

The "Baby on Board" sticker alerts other drivers to the presence of a young child in the vehicle to encourage caution. Its origin is curious and unexpected, as it was created more as a marketing strategy than as a road safety initiative.

What does the 2+1 sign mean that is being seen on the roads of Spain

The DGT has implemented new road markings on national roads to improve safety. Among them, the 2+1 sign stands out, which seeks to regulate traffic flow in specific sections, facilitating safe overtaking and reducing the risk of accidents.

Festivals of the Virgin of La Paloma 2025 in Madrid: Complete Program of Activities, Concerts, and Events

The Festivals of the Virgin of La Paloma 2025 in Madrid begin after those of San Cayetano and San Lorenzo, and will extend until August 17th, with a full program of activities, concerts, and events to celebrate this popular tradition.

The Paloma Holiday in Madrid with Theater, Music, Photography, and Outdoor Performances

During the Paloma holiday in Madrid, various outdoor cultural activities are offered, including comedy at Teatro Lara, Italian Baroque at El Escorial, action photography exhibitions, artistic fire shows, jazz, and emerging music.

The President of the Zamora Provincial Council Puts On the Firefighter Suit Again: "I Feel More Useful on the Front Line"

The president of the Zamora Provincial Council, a politician and former firefighter, has left his office to help in the affected areas, wearing the proper gear and working directly on the front line, where he feels most useful.

The Civil Guard rescues a tourist who had fallen from a jet ski in Badalona

A 22-year-old tourist was rescued by the Civil Guard after falling from a jet ski in Badalona. She showed signs of fatigue but had no injuries and refused medical assistance.

Barcelona activates daytime alert phase for "intense heat": thermometer may exceed 34 degrees

Barcelona activates the daytime alert phase due to temperatures that may exceed 34 degrees, adding to the emergency for intense hot nights. This alert is activated when temperatures above 28 degrees are expected.

Madrid's Forest Firefighters Suspend Strike Due to "Devastating Situation" of the Fires

Madrid's forest firefighters have suspended their strike due to the severe situation caused by the fires. Despite not being heard or receiving help to address their demands, they decided to prioritize the environmental emergency and return to work to fight the fire.

Laza firefighters denounce that they are being threatened with sanctions for refusing to have less rest: "Is 12 hours too much to ask?"

Laza firefighters report possible sanctions for refusing to reduce their rest time to less than 12 hours. CCOO will request an urgent meeting with the Minister of Rural Affairs once the current wave of fires ends to address the situation.

Catalonia Recorded a "Notable Increase" in Reports of Gender-Based Violence in 2024

In 2024, Catalonia recorded 25,489 reports of gender-based violence, an increase of 2.16% compared to the 24,950 reports in 2023.

Sentenced to three years in prison for the sexual assault of a minor

The man was sentenced to three years in prison for sexually assaulting a minor and must pay compensation of 10,000 euros for moral damages to the victim.

A resident of Nigrán arrested in Vigo after allegedly beating his partner for not making him dinner

Neighbors alerted the police after hearing a loud argument. The victim escaped through the window asking for help. The man was arrested for allegedly assaulting his partner.

Arrested for threatening several civil guards with an axe in Roquetas de Mar

A man was arrested in Roquetas de Mar after threatening several civil guards with an axe, saying he would "come out to kill them" and "take them to the cemetery" while striking a door with the weapon.

Pretrial Detention for the Man Arrested for Running Over Nine People in Granollers on Saturday

The man arrested by the Mossos d'Esquadra in the early hours of Wednesday has been sent to pretrial detention after running over nine people in Granollers last Saturday.

A 93-year-old grandmother shows up at her granddaughter's workplace in her car, sparking a wave of reactions

A viral video on TikTok shows a 93-year-old grandmother driving to her granddaughter's workplace, generating an intense debate about safety and the "danger behind the wheel" posed by elderly people.

A man sneaks into a race drunk and in flip-flops, wins a medal, and his life changes forever

A man who was living on the street sneaked into a race drunk and wearing flip-flops, won a medal, and thanks to the fame he gained, his life changed drastically as he found a new home.

A hostel owner’s gesture to his employees so they can go on vacation: 200 euros and a letter of gratitude

A hostel owner surprised his employees with 200 euros and a letter of gratitude so they could go on vacation. The gesture has been praised by many, although others criticize that this extra should be included in their salary.

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

The 20minutos sex advice column, led by Santiago Frago, offers this week answers and advice about sexual problems, such as the loss of erections due to medication, aiming to help readers improve their intimate life and offer more to their partners.

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

Doctor Agustina Rodrigo, expert in Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine, advises avoiding tanning booths for a healthy tan and answers questions about skin health and aesthetic treatments.

"I Rent My Home, Am I Obliged to Let an Appraiser Enter to Take Photographs?"

This housing advisory answers questions about conflicts with neighbors, issues in the community or with the landlord, and offers guidance to resolve situations related to maintenance, security, noise, and other household incidents.

"If the working hours are reduced, will I have to work longer to retire?"

UGT specialists answer questions about the reduction of working hours, explaining how it can affect the time needed to reach retirement.

Is Something Worrying or Blocking You? We Help You with Your Questions in the '20minutos' Advice Column

20minutos offers a space to express personal concerns and blockages. They invite readers to share their doubts to receive support and guidance through their advice column.

Are We Their Family? What a Dog Understands About Being Part of a Group

For dogs, the "pack" is based on companionship and predictability, not on control or dominance. Dogs perceive their humans as part of their social group based on support and security, not on authoritarian hierarchies.

Why Does Your Dog Lower Its Ears When You Pet It? This Is What It Wants to Tell You

Lowering their ears when being petted can indicate different emotions in a dog. It is essential to observe the dog's entire body language to correctly interpret its state and understand what it is trying to communicate.

Cats and Destructive Behaviors: When to Worry and How to Act

Some destructive behaviors in cats can indicate health problems. It is important to recognize these clinical signs to act promptly and provide proper care.

Check Your Horoscope for This Friday, August 15, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the predictions for your zodiac sign in different aspects of your life.

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

A specialist from the Spanish Red Cross explains that the people most vulnerable to high temperatures are the elderly, children, and those suffering from chronic illnesses, due to their reduced ability to regulate body temperature, increasing the risk of heat strokes and other ailments related to extreme heat.

Which Supermarkets Are Open This Friday: Opening Hours for Mercadona, Carrefour, Dia, Lidl...

Information about the opening hours of supermarkets such as Mercadona, Carrefour, Dia, and Lidl for this Friday, helping consumers plan their shopping according to the availability of each retail chain.

Three Ancient Expressions That Warn Us Against Rushing

Three popular sayings warn about the risks of impatience and rushing, pointing out that acting with urgency can lead to worse results. These expressions reflect the wisdom of not hurrying in order to achieve better outcomes.

He Went to Start Up His Model Train and Came Across a Snake Hidden in a Tunnel

The owner of a model train initially thought that a snake hidden in a tunnel was made of rubber, part of a miniature railway prank, but it turned out to be real.

When There Is No Sex Education, Porn Shapes Teenage Dating

A study reveals that the lack of sex education exposes teenagers to pornography consumption, which negatively influences their relationships and is associated with higher levels 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 burned more than 1,500 hectares. The images show damaged houses and cars, and neighbors evacuated to ensure their safety. Authorities continue fighting the fire.

Romero, a very common surname in Spain shared by these famous people

The surname Romero is one of the most common in Spain and is shared by numerous famous figures in different fields, reflecting its widespread presence in Spanish society.

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

Boom is advancing in its goal to launch supersonic passenger planes in 2029, marking a new chapter in rapid air transportation after the era of the Concorde.

Some Innocent Pranks That Will Make You Smile

Some innocent pranks are great when they neither humiliate nor cause problems, managing to bring smiles without hurting anyone.

The trick to saving fuel is to clean the engine with this cheap diesel additive

Keeping the engine clean improves its performance, reduces emissions, and optimizes fuel consumption. Using an affordable diesel additive helps clean the inside of the engine, achieving greater efficiency and savings on fuel costs.

This Beach Toy Suitcase Has Made Me Want to Be a Child Again to Play

This affordable suitcase makes it easy to carry toys and features a water mechanism that is very fun and useful, sparking the desire to return to childhood to play.

They cost much less than Airtags and also allow tracking from the car to suitcases

These small devices, more affordable than Airtags, have become popular for securing belongings and making them easier to locate, from cars to suitcases.

All About Fluorescent: The Most Beautiful Swimsuits for Men Are from Arena and Now They Are 50% Off

Arena's fluorescent-colored swimsuits are the trend this summer, as they naturally enhance a tan. They are currently available at a 50% discount.

Tips to Pass the ITV on the First Try

The Vehicle Technical Inspection (ITV) is mandatory starting from the car’s fourth year of age. Passing the ITV on the first try requires preparing the vehicle by checking elements such as lights, brakes, and tires to avoid failures and fines. Keeping the vehicle in good condition and performing prior inspections makes it easier to pass the inspection without issues.

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

Nurse Rosa Pérez warns about the risks of inhaling fire smoke, which can cause serious health damage. She also offers advice on how to protect yourself and minimize harmful effects.

A Madrid court sends another complaint against Díez to the judge investigating her

The judge of the Investigative Court No. 44 of Madrid has forwarded to the magistrate investigating Díez a new complaint filed by the organization Iustitia Europa against the former socialist member.

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

Armando Castosa, mayor of Villapene, points out that there are no official records about the origin of the town's name, but he emphasizes the local pride and that no one wishes to change it.

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

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

A study reveals that people who live near the sea have a longer life expectancy

A study by Ohio State University identifies that living near the coast contributes to a longer life expectancy due to environmental factors and lifestyle associated with the marine environment.

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

The mayors of areas affected by fires warn about the risks of neighbors and non-professional volunteers participating in firefighting efforts, and urge the administrations to make changes and reflect in order to improve management and prevention.

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

Asescon has set up an email address for citizen inquiries and emphasizes the importance of preserving evidence of burned goods to manage aid after the fires.

The body of a man found inside his vehicle in Badalona

The body of a man was found inside his vehicle in Badalona. Police sources indicated that there are no signs of criminal activity in the case.

Convicted man found dead in his cell for the fatal hit-and-run of a woman in Santander

The driver convicted for fatally hitting a woman in January in Santander was found dead in his cell at the Dueso prison in Santoña.

An 18-year-old young man arrested for stabbing a minor in Barcelona

An 18-year-old young man was arrested in Barcelona after stabbing a minor. According to the Mossos d'Esquadra, the fight originated from a football rivalry between the two.

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

Three men, aged 22 to 51, were arrested in Coín while robbing a supermarket using machetes and simulated rifles. They used violence and intimidation to 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

The Spanish sprinter Chevi Guzmán set a new world record in the 100 meters speed skating, securing his second gold at the World Games and solidifying his dominance in the discipline.

Carlos Alcaraz Uses Humor to Combat the Heat in Cincinnati: "I'm from Murcia, I must be used to it"

Carlos Alcaraz made a joke about the intense heat in Cincinnati after advancing to the round of 16 in the Ohio tournament, highlighting that, being from Murcia, he is accustomed to high temperatures.

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

Pedro Ruiz, at almost 78 years old, expresses his concern about the extreme temperatures currently affecting Spain, noting that he doesn't recall a heat situation as intense as the current one.

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

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

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

A fossil found in 2019 near Melbourne revealed 'Janjucetus dullardi,' an extinct toothed whale. This cetacean hunted with sharp teeth and had large eyes, compared to tennis balls, adapted for its predation.

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

Daily summary with the most relevant news to begin the day informed. It includes updates on politics, economy, society, and international events, providing a comprehensive overview to understand the current context and make decisions based on reliable and up-to-date information.

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

This article offers practical advice for managing your personal budget, including the importance of planning expenses, prioritizing needs, saving regularly, and avoiding unnecessary debt. Additionally, it suggests tools and habits that help maintain financial control and maximize the use of available money to improve personal financial health.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

The latest issue of Cinemanía highlights the must-watch series and movies of the moment, recommending titles that stand out for their innovation, narrative quality, and outstanding performances. Among the featured are both international and national productions that promise to keep audiences captivated for months.

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

Mercadona has launched a new moisturizing product that contains hyaluronic acid and niacinamide, ideal for achieving healthy, glowing skin. Additionally, its refreshing formula is perfect for hot days and costs less than 4 euros.

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

Actress Sharon Stone visited a major Spanish city years ago and was impressed by the beauty of its monuments and its essence, sharing her experience with her followers on social media.

Pérez-Reverte surrenders to the mafia series that is a streaming success: "Ten episodes that felt too short to me"

Writer Pérez-Reverte has enjoyed the mafia series starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, created by Ronan Bennett and directed in its first episodes by Guy Ritchie, highlighting that the ten episodes felt brief to him.

The Cold Tapas Recommended by Karlos Arguiñano for Outdoor Snacking

Karlos Arguiñano recommends a selection of cold tapas such as skewers, gazpachos, and fresh salad dishes, perfect for enjoying at an outdoor snack gathering and sharing with friends or family.

Foot wash with salt and baking soda: why do it at home and what it is good for according to experts

Washing feet with salt and baking soda is a simple practice that can be done at home and offers multiple benefits, such as relieving fatigue, eliminating odors, and aiding exfoliation, according to experts.

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

A Spanish travel agency received payments from customers to book cruises but never transferred the money to the shipping companies, which led to its bankruptcy and left dozens of passengers unable to board.

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

Edén Diez, a driving school instructor, shows the mayor of Elche, Pablo Ruz, a dangerous stop sign with very limited visibility that causes many drivers to fail the exam in that area.

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

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer confirmed that Johnny Depp would be willing to reprise his iconic role as Jack Sparrow in the reboot of Disney's 'Pirates of the Caribbean' saga, ensuring the return of the emblematic character in the highly anticipated sequel.

Jennifer Aniston and Sandra Bullock Mark 15 Years of a Difficult Relationship: "No One Wanted Two Actresses to Be Friends"

Jennifer Aniston and Sandra Bullock celebrate 15 years of friendship that began at a wedding. Bullock reveals that it was a complicated relationship, as no one wanted two actresses to be friends, but they managed to maintain a strong bond despite the difficulties.

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

This Andalusian municipality, located 35 km from Granada with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants, stands out for having the lowest housing prices. It has a health center, pharmacy, and several shops, making it ideal for retiring without worries.

The Next Long Weekend in the Valencian Community: Residents Will Have Three Days Off This Summer

The people of Valencia will soon enjoy a long weekend that will give them three days of rest during the summer, allowing for a short vacation in the Valencian Community.

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

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

Gold prices set for weekly drop as traders scale back Fed cut bets

Gold prices are poised for a weekly decline as investors reduce expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Market sentiment shifts amid signals of a resilient U.S. economy and persistent inflation concerns, leading traders to reassess the likelihood of monetary easing, which typically supports gold prices.

Oil prices hold sharp gains ahead of Trump-Putin meeting

Oil prices surged sharply as markets anticipate the upcoming meeting between US President Trump and Russian President Putin, raising expectations for potential agreements that could influence global oil supply and prices. Traders remain optimistic about possible cooperation to stabilize the oil market amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Oil maintains gains ahead of Trump-Putin summit

Oil prices held steady with gains as markets anticipated the upcoming Trump-Putin summit. Investors remained cautious, weighing potential geopolitical impacts that could influence supply and demand dynamics. The summit's outcomes are expected to affect energy policies and global market sentiment.

Panama Canal to launch tender for construction, operation of two ports, source says

The Panama Canal Authority plans to initiate a tender for the construction and operation of two new ports, aiming to enhance logistics capacity and strengthen trade routes. This move is part of Panama's strategy to boost its position as a key hub in global maritime traffic. The authority seeks private sector participation to develop state-of-the-art port facilities, improving efficiency and supporting economic growth.

Oil prices climb 2% to 1-week high as Fed rate cut, Trump-Putin talks loom

Oil prices rose 2% to a one-week high amid expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut and upcoming talks between President Trump and President Putin. Investors are optimistic about potential economic stimulus and geopolitical developments influencing supply and demand dynamics in the energy market.

Exclusive - Brazilian lawmaker Eduardo Bolsonaro warns of more US sanctions, possibly tariffs

Brazilian lawmaker Eduardo Bolsonaro has warned of potential new US sanctions and tariffs against Brazil amid rising tensions. He indicated that the US may escalate measures due to ongoing political and trade disagreements, urging Brazil to prepare for possible economic impacts and to strengthen its domestic policies in response.

US court to reschedule final sale hearing in auction of Citgo parent

A US court has decided to reschedule the final sale hearing for the auction of PDVSA's majority stake in Citgo Petroleum. The delay aims to allow more time for bidder evaluations and legal considerations amid ongoing disputes related to the Venezuelan state oil company's assets. The auction process is critical as creditors seek to recover funds linked to PDVSA's debts.

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

The Ivory Coast town once known as a rebel stronghold has experienced economic growth under President Alassane Ouattara's tenure. However, this revival comes with challenges, including uneven development and lingering divisions from the country's past conflicts. The area reflects both the progress made and the ongoing struggles in national reconciliation and inclusive growth during Ouattara’s era.

Mexico’s Sheinbaum says former Pemex CEO arrested in US, to be deported

Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed the arrest of Emilio Lozoya, former CEO of Pemex, in the United States. Authorities plan to deport him back to Mexico to face charges related to corruption and financial crimes during his tenure at the state oil company. The arrest marks a significant step in Mexico's efforts to tackle corruption within its energy sector.

Trump thinks Putin is ready to make a deal on Ukraine

Former President Donald Trump believes Russian President Vladimir Putin is prepared to negotiate a settlement in the Ukraine conflict. Trump suggests that a deal could be reached soon, emphasizing diplomatic solutions over continued warfare. This perspective contrasts with ongoing Western support for Ukraine and efforts to pressure Russia.

Anora reports Q2 revenue of EUR 165.5 million, maintains 2025 outlook

Anora reported Q2 revenue of EUR 165.5 million, showing growth despite challenging market conditions. The company maintains its 2025 financial outlook, driven by strong performance in core brands and strategic investments. Anora remains confident in achieving long-term targets amid evolving industry dynamics.

Well-heeled shoppers shrug off price hikes for Birkenstocks and Bugaboo strollers for now

Despite rising prices on Birkenstocks and Bugaboo strollers, affluent consumers continue purchasing these luxury items. The demand remains strong as wealthy shoppers prioritize quality and brand prestige over cost, showing resilience to inflationary pressures in premium markets.

Accenture to buy Australian firm CyberCX in its largest-ever cyber deal

Accenture is set to acquire Australian cybersecurity firm CyberCX in its biggest cyber-related purchase to date. The deal aims to strengthen Accenture’s security capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region by leveraging CyberCX’s expertise and customer base. This move reflects growing demand for advanced cybersecurity services amid escalating cyber threats globally.

Analysis - Powerful new AI models knock the wind out of European adopter stocks

The launch of advanced AI models has disrupted European technology stocks tied to earlier AI adopters. Investors are recalibrating expectations as newer models outperform, causing stock declines among firms heavily invested in previous AI versions. This shift highlights the rapid pace of AI innovation and the challenges for companies to maintain competitive edges in a fast-evolving market.

Air Canada, union clash despite government pleas for deal to avert Saturday strike

Air Canada and its union remain in dispute as talks stall ahead of a planned strike on Saturday. Despite government appeals for a resolution to avoid disruptions, neither side has reached an agreement, raising concerns about potential travel chaos.

Asia stocks mixed: Japan climbs on robust Q2 GDP; HK drops after weak China data

Asian markets showed mixed performance as Japan's stocks rose following a strong Q2 GDP report signaling economic resilience. Conversely, Hong Kong's market declined due to disappointing Chinese economic data, raising concerns about growth prospects. Investors remain cautious amid varying regional economic signals and ongoing global uncertainties.

El Salvador’s Bukele swears in military captain as education minister

El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele appointed a military captain as the new education minister. The move marks a shift in the country’s education leadership, reflecting Bukele’s approach to governance and his emphasis on discipline and order within the education system.

Australian lender ANZ reports rise in Q3 loans and deposits

Australian bank ANZ reported increased loans and deposits in Q3, reflecting strong customer demand and solid financial performance. The rise underscores resilient economic activity despite global uncertainties, with the bank focusing on growth in home loans and business lending. ANZ’s steady deposit growth supports its lending capacity, positioning it well for future market challenges.

Shein’s UK sales surge to $2.8 billion in 2024, boosting profits as IPO looms

Shein's UK sales have surged to $2.8 billion in 2024, significantly boosting the company’s profits ahead of its anticipated IPO. The fast-fashion giant's growth reflects strong consumer demand and effective market strategies, positioning Shein as a major player in the UK fashion sector and increasing investor confidence ahead of its public offering.

Banco do Brasil quarterly profit slides, slashes yearly outlook and dividend

Banco do Brasil reported a decline in quarterly profits due to weaker revenue and higher credit costs. In response, the bank lowered its full-year profit forecast and reduced its dividend payout to preserve capital amid challenging economic conditions.

China's new home prices fall again but declines ease in major cities

China's new home prices continued to fall in March, but the rate of decline eased in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai. Property markets in lower-tier cities saw sharper decreases, reflecting uneven demand. The government’s recent measures to support real estate aim to stabilize the market and boost buyer confidence amid ongoing economic challenges.

China industrial output growth slows in July; retail sales miss forecast

China’s industrial output growth decelerated in July, reflecting ongoing economic challenges. Retail sales also fell short of expectations, indicating weaker consumer spending. The data suggest a cautious recovery amid domestic and global uncertainties, with policymakers likely to continue supportive measures to stabilize growth and boost consumption.

Japan Q2 GDP grows more than expected amid resilient exports

Japan's Q2 GDP growth exceeded forecasts, driven by strong exports and sustained domestic demand. The economy showed resilience despite global uncertainties, supported by steady manufacturing output and increased consumer spending. This positive performance reflects Japan's ongoing recovery and robust trade activities in the second quarter.

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Exclusive - Canada's statistics agency publishes data early, then takes it down

Canada’s statistics agency mistakenly released critical data ahead of schedule before quickly retracting it. The premature release sparked concerns about data handling and transparency, highlighting potential flaws in the agency’s publication process. Officials have since promised to review protocols to prevent future incidents and maintain public trust in the accuracy and timing of official statistics.

Natural gas storage surpasses forecasts, indicating weaker demand

Natural gas storage levels have exceeded analysts' expectations, signaling a slower demand than anticipated. This rise in reserves suggests that consumption is weaker amid mild weather and increased energy efficiency, potentially impacting future gas prices and market dynamics.

India trade deficit hits eight-month high in July ahead of US tariff hikes

India’s trade deficit reached an eight-month high in July due to a surge in imports amid strong domestic demand and rising global commodity prices. Exports showed modest growth but lagged behind imports. The widening gap raises concerns ahead of planned US tariff hikes, which could impact India’s export competitiveness and trade balance.

Instant View: US producer prices surge more than expected

US producer prices rose sharply in May, exceeding market expectations. The increase highlights ongoing inflation pressures in the supply chain despite recent Federal Reserve rate hikes aimed at curbing price growth. This surge may influence future monetary policy decisions as inflation remains a key concern for the US economy.

U.S. producer prices rise by stronger-than-anticipated 0.9% in July

U.S. producer prices increased by 0.9% in July, exceeding expectations. This rise indicates ongoing inflationary pressures in the supply chain, contributing to higher costs for businesses and potentially influencing consumer prices ahead. The data suggests the Federal Reserve may continue monitoring inflation closely as it impacts economic policy decisions.

Initial jobless claims dip, indicating positive trend for USD

Initial jobless claims in the U.S. decreased, signaling a strengthening labor market. This positive trend suggests economic stability and supports a stronger USD outlook. Lower claims imply fewer layoffs and improved employment conditions, boosting investor confidence.

Strong Japan GDP lifts yen, dollar steady as rate cut fervour cools slightly

Japan’s robust GDP growth boosted the yen, while the US dollar remained steady amid easing expectations of imminent rate cuts. Investors adjusted positions as economic data indicated resilience, tempering the aggressive rate cut sentiment in global markets.

Trump and Putin to spar over Ukraine peace and arms control at Alaska summit

Former President Trump and Russian President Putin are set to meet in Alaska to discuss Ukraine peace efforts and arms control. The summit aims to address ongoing tensions and explore potential diplomatic solutions, with both leaders expected to hold firm on key issues. The talks highlight persistent geopolitical challenges between the U.S. and Russia amid the Ukraine conflict.

Asia markets recover after hot U.S. price data

Asian markets rebounded following strong U.S. inflation data, which eased fears of aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes. Investors interpreted the numbers as a sign that inflation may be cooling, boosting confidence in riskier assets. Key indexes in Japan, Hong Kong, and Australia saw gains as traders awaited further economic updates and central bank signals.

Traders chase pips in China’s stagnant bond market

Traders are actively seeking small profits in China’s stagnant bond market, despite low volatility and limited price movement. Market participants use quick, frequent trades to capture tiny gains, reflecting challenges in a market with sluggish activity and narrow spreads. This strategy highlights traders' adaptation to current market conditions amid subdued investor interest and minimal bond yield fluctuations.

Malaysia growth near forecast in second quarter, but central bank flags tariff uncertainty

Malaysia's economy grew close to forecasts in Q2, supported by strong exports and domestic demand. However, the central bank warned that ongoing tariff uncertainties could pose risks to inflation and growth outlooks. Policymakers remain cautious amid global trade tensions that may impact the country's economic momentum.

Thailand economy likely lost steam in second quarter on weak domestic demand: Reuters poll

Thailand's economy is expected to have slowed in the second quarter, according to a Reuters poll, due to weak domestic demand. Despite recovery in exports and tourism, subdued consumer spending and investment are weighing on growth prospects, signaling challenges for the country's economic rebound.

Morning Bid: Who’s afraid of a hot PPI?

The latest Producer Price Index (PPI) data shows a significant rise, signaling potential inflationary pressure. Markets reacted cautiously as investors assess the impact on future interest rate decisions by central banks. Despite the hot PPI, some analysts believe underlying demand remains strong, suggesting inflation may persist but not spiral out of control. The data adds tension to the economic outlook amid ongoing recovery efforts.

China’s factory output, retail sales growth slump in blow to economy

China’s factory output and retail sales growth have significantly slowed, signaling economic challenges. Weak domestic demand and cautious consumer spending are contributing factors. This slump raises concerns over the country’s economic recovery amid global uncertainties and ongoing structural issues. Policymakers may need to consider measures to stimulate growth and boost consumer confidence.

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Mawari Partners with Caldera to Launch Mawari Network, Enabling Real-Time Streaming of Immersive, AI-Powered Experiences Globally

Mawari and Caldera have partnered to launch the Mawari Network, a platform that streams immersive, AI-driven experiences in real time worldwide. This collaboration aims to enhance digital interaction by combining Mawari’s streaming technology with Caldera’s AI capabilities, enabling seamless and innovative content delivery for users and creators across the globe.

Huma, Arf, and Geoswift Launch Same-Day Settlement for Marketplace Sellers Worldwide

Huma, Arf, and Geoswift have partnered to offer same-day settlement services for marketplace sellers globally. The collaboration aims to accelerate payment processing, enhance cash flow for sellers, and support cross-border transactions efficiently. This new service is designed to benefit online marketplaces by streamlining payments and reducing delays in seller payouts worldwide.

Mill City reports Q2 earnings, launches SUI cryptocurrency treasury strategy

Mill City announced its Q2 earnings, highlighting strong financial performance. The company also unveiled a new treasury strategy involving the SUI cryptocurrency, aiming to diversify assets and leverage blockchain technology for enhanced financial management. This move reflects Mill City's commitment to innovation and adapting to emerging digital finance trends.

Treasury to use forfeited Bitcoin for Strategic Reserve, buy more in budget-neutral way, Bessent says

The U.S. Treasury plans to allocate forfeited Bitcoin to its Strategic Reserve and purchase additional Bitcoin without affecting the budget. According to Bessent, this approach aims to enhance the nation’s digital asset holdings while maintaining fiscal neutrality.

Scott Bessent says U.S. exploring budget-neutral pathways to acquire more Bitcoin

Scott Bessent revealed that the U.S. government is considering budget-neutral methods to accumulate more Bitcoin. This approach aims to increase Bitcoin holdings without additional fiscal burden, potentially enhancing the country's strategic digital asset reserves.

PrimeXBT Updates Leverage on Bitcoin and Ethereum: BTC Up to 500x, ETH Up to 400x

PrimeXBT has increased the maximum leverage for Bitcoin trading to 500x and for Ethereum to 400x. This update aims to offer traders enhanced opportunities for higher profits by allowing larger positions with smaller capital. However, higher leverage also increases risk, emphasizing the importance of cautious trading strategies. These changes position PrimeXBT competitively in the cryptocurrency derivatives market.

Bitcoin price today: pulls back on PPI report after hitting record high over $124k

Bitcoin surged past $124,000, reaching a record high before pulling back following the release of the Producer Price Index report. The PPI data influenced market sentiment, causing some profit-taking among investors. Despite the dip, Bitcoin remains strong, supported by growing institutional interest and positive market trends.

Everstake and io.finnet Deliver Institutional Staking for Ethereum, Solana, and Additional PoS Assets

Everstake and io.finnet have partnered to provide institutional staking services for Ethereum, Solana, and other Proof-of-Stake assets. This collaboration aims to offer secure, efficient, and scalable staking solutions tailored to the needs of institutional investors, enhancing accessibility and participation in PoS networks.

Crypto entering new era of leadership, says Wolfe

Crypto is entering a transformative phase characterized by fresh leadership and innovative approaches. Wolfe highlights that this new era will focus on enhanced governance, regulatory compliance, and sustainable growth, positioning the industry for broader adoption and resilience amidst evolving challenges.

BNC acquires 88,888 BNB tokens toward 1% supply ownership goal

BNC has purchased 88,888 BNB tokens as part of its strategy to own 1% of the total BNB token supply. This acquisition marks a significant step in BNC’s long-term plan to increase its stake and influence within the BNB ecosystem. The move reflects growing investor confidence and aims to strengthen BNC’s position in the cryptocurrency market.

Vistin Pharma Q2 2025 slides: Revenue up 11%, sales volume surges 17%

Vistin Pharma reported an 11% increase in revenue and a 17% rise in sales volume for Q2 2025. The company's growth is driven by strong market demand and effective sales strategies, indicating robust business performance and expanding market presence.

Card Factory completes acquisition of funkypigeon.com

Card Factory has finalized its acquisition of funkypigeon.com, expanding its digital presence in the greeting card and gift market. The move aims to enhance Card Factory’s online offerings and leverage funkypigeon.com's established customer base to drive growth and increase market share.

Active Energy signs heads of terms for 150MW battery storage project

Active Energy has signed heads of terms to develop a 150MW battery storage facility. The project aims to support grid stability and renewable energy integration. This initiative reflects growing demand for large-scale energy storage solutions, enhancing energy security and facilitating the transition to cleaner energy sources.

Hemogenyx completes first dose cohort in leukemia CAR-T trial

Hemogenyx Pharma has completed dosing the first cohort in its leukemia CAR-T cell therapy clinical trial. This milestone signifies progress in assessing the safety and efficacy of the treatment aimed at leukemia. The company intends to analyze the initial data before moving on to higher dose levels and subsequent trial phases.

SpareBank 1 Nordmøre Q2 2025 slides reveal strong growth and sustainability focus

SpareBank 1 Nordmøre reported robust growth in Q2 2025, driven by increased lending and strong customer engagement. The bank highlighted its commitment to sustainability, emphasizing green financing and ESG initiatives. Operational efficiency improved through digital transformation, positioning the bank for continued expansion and enhanced stakeholder value in the evolving financial landscape.

Pandora reports 8% organic growth in Q2 despite economic headwinds

Pandora achieved 8% organic growth in Q2, defying economic challenges. The company credited strong demand and strategic initiatives for this performance. Despite inflation and market uncertainties, Pandora’s focus on innovation and customer engagement helped sustain growth and improve profitability during the quarter.

SpareBank 1 Østfold Akershus Q2 2025 slides: Profit surges 64% on strong financial instruments

SpareBank 1 Østfold Akershus reported a 64% rise in Q2 2025 profit, driven by strong performance in financial instruments. The bank saw increased revenues and improved efficiency, boosting overall profitability despite a challenging market environment.

SpareBank 1 Helgeland Q2 2025 slides: Stable profits amid shifting loan portfolio

SpareBank 1 Helgeland reported stable profits in Q2 2025 despite changes in its loan portfolio. The bank experienced shifts in lending patterns but maintained steady income and controlled costs. Focus remains on managing credit quality while adapting to market dynamics, supporting consistent financial performance amid evolving economic conditions.

Sampo continues share buyback program, acquires 327 shares

Sampo has continued its share buyback program by acquiring 327 shares. This move is part of the company's ongoing effort to optimize its capital structure and return value to shareholders. The buyback reflects confidence in the company's future prospects and commitment to efficient capital management.

Itera Q2 2025 slides: Revenue drops 9% amid market challenges, defense sector expansion

Itera reported a 9% revenue decline in Q2 2025 due to market difficulties. Despite this, the company is expanding its presence in the defense sector, aiming to diversify and stabilize future income streams amid ongoing industry challenges.