News Summary - 08/17/2025

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Russia complicating end to war, says Zelensky, as Trump pursues peace deal

US President will meet Ukrainian President in Washington on Monday, following his Alaska summit with Vladimir Putin on Friday, amid ongoing efforts to negotiate peace.

Trump's ceasefire pivot will cause dismay in Kyiv and Europe

President Trump's call for a ceasefire before meeting Putin contradicts the position of Ukraine and European allies, who oppose such a move. This shift in stance is likely to cause concern and disappointment in Kyiv and across Europe.

'The world is behaving irrationally' – Putin's warm welcome gets cold reaction in Ukraine

Ukrainians reacted coldly to Putin's warmly reported meeting with Trump in Alaska, highlighting the optics amid ongoing tensions and the absence of any agreement reached during the visit.

Serbia ruling party offices set on fire in protests

Russia has expressed support for Serbia's embattled president, warning it will not "remain unresponsive" to ongoing unrest following protests where ruling party offices were set on fire.

Wildfires rage in Spain and Portugal as heatwave continues

Thousands of firefighters are combating massive wildfires across Spain and Portugal amid a persistent heatwave. The extreme temperatures have intensified the blazes, posing significant challenges to containment efforts and threatening affected communities.

Flash floods kill more than 300 in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir

Over 300 people have died due to flash floods, with most fatalities occurring in Pakistan's mountainous Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region, severely impacting local communities.

Malnourished Gazan woman flown to Italy dies in hospital

A severely malnourished woman from Gaza, among 180 Gazans evacuated by Italy amid the humanitarian crisis, has died in an Italian hospital. The evacuations were part of efforts to provide urgent medical care to those affected by the ongoing conflict.

Erin rapidly intensifies to category five hurricane

Erin rapidly intensified overnight, becoming an extremely powerful Category 5 hurricane due to explosive deepening, according to forecasters.

Air Canada and union ordered to bargaining table to end strike

Canada's jobs minister has intervened to bring Air Canada and its union back to the negotiating table, aiming to end the ongoing strike and maintain stability in the airline's operations and supply chains.

Macron condemns 'act of hatred' after tree memorial for murdered Jew is cut down

French President Macron condemned the cutting down of a tree honoring Ilan Halimi, describing it as "an attempt to kill him a second time," highlighting the act as one of hatred.

Far-right Israeli minister taunts prominent Palestinian prisoner

In a video, far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben Gvir is seen taunting prominent Palestinian prisoner Marwan Barghouti, telling him "you will not win."

Global plastic talks collapse as countries remain deeply divided

The latest UN-led negotiations on plastic pollution have ended without agreement due to significant disagreements among countries regarding plastic production limits and recycling obligations. This impasse highlights the challenges in reaching a global consensus to tackle the plastic crisis.

One dead and dozens injured as Danish train hits tanker and derails

A train accident in southern Jutland occurred when a train collided with a lorry carrying farm waste at a railway crossing. The crash resulted in one fatality and dozens of injuries, causing the train to derail. Emergency services responded to the scene to assist the injured and manage the incident.

Suspected French spy arrested in alleged Mali coup plot

A French national has been arrested in Mali, accused of acting on behalf of French intelligence. Authorities suspect the individual of involvement in an attempted coup plot.

My family may be killed if deported, says son of Afghan caught in UK data breach

Documents indicate the Afghan man was part of a special forces unit collaborating with British forces in Afghanistan. He fears deportation could lead to his family's death due to risks associated with his military involvement.

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

Far-right Israeli minister Bezalel Smotrich approved 3,401 new homes in the contentious E1 area of the occupied West Bank, escalating tensions and challenging prospects for a Palestinian state.

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

Parents in Sudan's Darfur region are desperately trying to feed their children amid ongoing conflict. The dire situation highlights the severe impact of war on civilians, with food shortages and suffering escalating in the besieged city.

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 ongoing talks in Alaska, linked to Trump-Putin peace discussions, do not progress successfully.

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

Australia seeks to expand its influence in the Pacific by securing a $328 million deal with Vanuatu focused on security and business, aiming to counter China’s growing presence in the region.

German states debate who invented Bratwurst sausages

Bavaria and Thuringia are in a dispute over which state originally invented the Bratwurst sausage, each claiming to be its place of origin.

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

The BBC defended its investigation into child-sex trafficking in Kenya as being in the "public interest," responding to criticism from senior Kenyan politicians who labeled the report a "hoax."

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

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

FBI returns stolen conquistador document to Mexico

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

Dozens of migrants killed after boats capsize off Italian coast

Over 700 migrants have died attempting to cross the central Mediterranean in 2025, the UN refugee agency reports, highlighting the ongoing dangers faced by those seeking safety in Europe.

Beyond chow mein: Can a new wave of restaurants help China win hearts?

Amid efforts to expand its soft power, China is turning to its culinary scene. A new wave of restaurants showcasing authentic Chinese cuisine aims to attract global diners and improve the country's image beyond stereotypes like chow mein, fostering cultural appreciation through food.

Are mangoes good for diabetes? Indian studies challenge conventional wisdom

Two Indian studies indicate that controlled mango intake, when replacing other carbohydrates, may help improve blood sugar levels in people with diabetes, challenging traditional views that discourage mango consumption for diabetic patients.

What to Know as Air Canada Grounds Flights and Flight Attendants Strike

Air Canada has grounded flights due to a strike by flight attendants. Passengers are advised not to go to the airport unless they have tickets with other airlines.

'It's coming home' – the undignified row over the body of Zambia's ex-president

Edgar Lungu, Zambia's former president who died in June, remains unburied amid disputes over his burial arrangements. The ongoing controversy highlights deep political and social divisions within the country, reflecting tensions over Lungu's legacy and the handling of his remains.

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

Kyiv refuses to relinquish territory occupied by Russia as a condition for a ceasefire, highlighting ongoing tensions over war-ravaged regions discussed during the Trump-Putin summit.

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

Taylor Swift opened up on Travis Kelce's podcast, sharing rare insights into her relationship and hinting at themes in her upcoming album. Fans got a glimpse of her personal life and creative process, building anticipation for the new release.

Protesters target Serbian ruling party offices in fifth night of demonstrations

On the fifth night of protests, offices of President Aleksandar Vučić's ruling party in Serbia were vandalized amid ongoing unrest. Demonstrators continue to express their dissent through persistent demonstrations against the government.

Wildfires rage in Spain and Portugal as heatwave continues

Thousands of firefighters are working to control massive wildfires across Spain and Portugal amid ongoing heatwave conditions. The extreme heat has intensified the blazes, posing significant challenges to containment efforts.

How the Trump-Putin summit unfolded... in under 2 minutes

The summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin ended without a deal, but both leaders reported "great progress" in discussions concerning Ukraine.

'A long way for nothing?' BBC correspondents on Alaska meeting

After the leaders left without taking questions, BBC correspondents Anthony Zurcher and Steve Rosenberg analyzed the outcomes of the Alaska meeting, exploring what was revealed and the meeting's significance despite limited direct communication.

Watch: Moment Trump and Putin meet in Alaska for Ukraine talks

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin met in Alaska for a summit focused on Ukraine. The encounter included a notable handshake as they discussed the ongoing conflict and prospects for resolution.

Trump backtracks on the ceasefire after meeting with Putin and Russia takes new territories in Ukraine

Trump stated that a ceasefire alone is not enough and now advocates for a direct peace agreement, after meeting with Putin while Russia continues advancing in Ukrainian territories.

Trump rehabilitates Putin in a historic meeting but with no agreement on Ukraine: no ceasefire nor date to meet with Zelensky

Trump and Putin held a historic meeting with a cordial tone and positive assessment, but they did not reach agreements on a ceasefire or a date for a meeting with Zelensky.

The meeting between Trump and Putin highlights a lack of agreement on Ukraine: from smiles to serious expressions and rush to finish

The meeting between Trump and Putin began with friendly gestures, but after more than three hours of negotiation, a serious and hurried atmosphere prevailed during the press conference, revealing the lack of agreements on Ukraine.

Wave of wildfires in Spain, live | Worst in Galicia, Castilla y León, and Cáceres: several houses burning, roads closed, and trains suspended

The intense heat is making it difficult to extinguish wildfires in Spain this weekend, especially affecting Galicia, Castilla y León, and Cáceres, where several houses are burning, roads are closed, and train services have been suspended.

Alcaraz crushes Zverev and sets up Cincinnati final with Sinner

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Alexander Zverev in straight sets, with Zverev facing difficulties during the match. With this victory, Alcaraz advanced to the Cincinnati final, where he will face Jannik Sinner.

Video summary: This has been Barça's controversial victory in their league debut

FC Barcelona began the 2025/2026 season with a controversial victory at Son Moix, in a match marked by disputed decisions that sparked debate among fans and experts.

All the controversy of Mallorca vs Barça: Ferran's goal with an opponent on the ground and two red cards in five minutes

In the match between Mallorca and Barça, a Mallorca defender was knocked down by a powerful ball strike. The controversy arose when Ferran scored a goal while an opponent was on the ground, and additionally, two players were sent off within five minutes, sparking significant debate.

Two winners of La Primitiva win 96,000 euros and the jackpot rises to 55 million

Two winners of La Primitiva received 96,000 euros each, while 154 winners obtained 2,284 euros each. The accumulated jackpot now reaches 55 million euros.

Iker Jiménez Calls for Mobilizing the Army to Tackle the Fires, and Pedro Torrijos Responds Harshly: "It's Like Entering an Operating Room..."

Iker Jiménez called on social media to mobilize the Army to fight the fires, but Pedro Torrijos responded harshly, comparing the intervention to "entering an operating room," criticizing the proposal and pointing out its lack of basis.

Two Inmates Die After Consuming a New Drug Soaked in Papers at Algeciras Prison

Two inmates died after consuming a new drug soaked in papers at Algeciras prison. Authorities warn about the circulation of these illegal substances in several Spanish prisons, alerting to the risks associated with their consumption.

The National Lottery showers thousands of euros across 22 provinces

The second prize of the National Lottery has been awarded in 22 towns across 15 Spanish provinces, distributing thousands of euros among numerous lucky winners.

Certainties and Unknowns in the Case of Simona Cinà, the Young Italian Woman Who Died in a Swimming Pool in Italy: "I Want to Know What Happened!"

Simona Cinà, a 20-year-old young athlete, drowned after falling into a swimming pool under circumstances that remain unclear. Her family suspects that someone may have tampered with her drink and demands answers about what happened.

'The New York Times' focuses on what is happening in Spain with terraces in the middle of summer: "Their tradition is no coincidence..."

The New York Times highlights how in Spain the tradition of terraces in summer responds to the high temperatures, emphasizing their cultural and social importance in many places throughout the country during this season.

British tourists unleash chaos in a Lanzarote hotel with their 'sunbed war': "Shame"

A young English woman shared a viral TikTok video showing a chaotic "sunbed war" among British tourists at a hotel in Lanzarote, sparking criticism and being labeled as a "shame" for their behavior.

Sean Penn made Michael J. Fox's life impossible during the filming of this movie: "We can’t be friends"

Brian de Palma brought together Sean Penn and Michael J. Fox for a film based on true events about a platoon that committed war crimes and was reported by one of its members. During the filming, Penn made the relationship with Fox difficult, even stating that they couldn’t be friends.

A Black 2025 for Agriculture: The Area of Crops and Farms Affected by Fire Is Now the Largest in the Last 6 Years

In 2025, 18,229 hectares of crops and farms have been damaged by fires, surpassing the 15,371 hectares affected in 2022, which was previously the worst record in six years.

Isabel Guerrero dies, the girl who was diagnosed with cancer and the time with her father

Numerous celebrities, including Paula Echevarría and Sergio Peris-Mencheta, have expressed their sadness over the death of Isabel Guerrero, the girl diagnosed with cancer, shocking society.

A 68-year-old man dies in Valdemoro after his vehicle falls on him

A 68-year-old man died in Valdemoro after his own vehicle fell on him while he was working underneath it.

The Marines' Foolproof Technique That Ends Insomnia: "I Fell Asleep in Less Than Three Minutes"

The "4-7-8" method is a simple breathing technique that helps combat insomnia. It involves inhaling for 4 seconds, holding the breath for 7 seconds, and exhaling over 8 seconds, promoting relaxation and allowing you to fall asleep quickly, even in less than three minutes.

The Millionaire José Elías Talks About Workers He Doesn't Want in His Companies: "I Find It Unforgivable"

Entrepreneur José Elías stated that what annoys him most about an employee is not making mistakes, but not making decisions. He considers lack of initiative among his workers unforgivable.

Three communities send a mobile alert to suspend all activity in the Picos de Europa due to fires

Authorities sent mobile alerts to suspend all activity in the Picos de Europa because of fires. The population was advised to avoid roads, trails, and any movement in the mountains to ensure safety.

Putin was Escorted by US Fighters After the Meeting with Trump and Visited a Russian Region with High Investment Appeal

The meeting between Putin and Trump is seen by public officials, media, and foreigners as an important step toward the normalization of relations and a diplomatic victory for Moscow.

Not Even Crashes Stop Marc Márquez Anymore: Comes Back and Dominates the Sprint in Another Giant Step Towards the World Championship

Marc Márquez achieved his twelfth victory in the sprint race in 13 attempts this Saturday at the Red Bull Ring, consolidating his dominance and taking an important step towards the World Championship, despite crashes.

A total of 56 Bonoloto winners win 3,600 euros and the jackpot rises to 1.3 million

Since there were no first-category winners, the Bonoloto jackpot rises to 1.3 million euros for the next draw. Meanwhile, 56 second-category winners have each won 3,600 euros.

The Effect on the Kidneys of Eating Watermelon Every Day

Watermelon, rich in water and low in calories, is refreshing and diuretic, benefiting the kidneys. However, daily consumption can also present renal drawbacks that are important to be aware of.

A Former Hotel Worker Reveals Why You Should Change the Toilet Paper Upon Arriving in a Room: "They Just Make It Look Nice"

A former hotel worker reveals that some establishments only fix the presentation of the toilet paper to make it look good, but don't actually replace it. Therefore, they recommend changing it upon arriving in the room for hygiene and safety reasons.

The 2 Traffic Signs That Cause the Most Frequent Mistakes in the Driving Test: "Be Careful"

Almagro Driving School warns about two traffic signs that cause common errors in the driving test due to their similarity. They emphasize the importance of drivers paying close attention to correctly interpret their actual meaning and avoid confusion behind the wheel.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ No. 127 from Fundación Telefónica analyzes the Alfabeta Generation and their pursuit of well-being in a hyperconnected world. It explores how to balance digital and emotional life, fostering habits that promote healthy coexistence with technology and greater disconnection to improve quality of life.

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

Ryanair and Vueling limit the allowed luggage to a small bag that fits under the seat on budget flights. To avoid additional charges, it is recommended to choose compact bags, available for less than €20, that comply with these restrictions and allow you to travel without paying extra for suitcases.

Page remembers the late Lambán as an "honest" politician when it would have been "easier to remain silent"

The president of Castilla-La Mancha expressed that with Lambán's death, a great friend and role model is lost. He highlighted his honesty and mentioned that Lambán had articles prepared which he hopes will be published.

Do you want to win almost one million euros? This prize is offered to anyone who finds a flaw in WhatsApp

Meta is offering a prize of nearly one million euros to anyone who finds vulnerabilities in WhatsApp, aiming to prevent cybercriminals from exploiting flaws in the messaging application.

The town of Cantabria near the Camino de Santiago with a medieval fortress at 1,000 meters altitude

This small northern village of fewer than 70 inhabitants stands out for its medieval fortress located at 1,000 meters altitude and its peaceful surroundings, representing a haven of tranquility near the Camino de Santiago.

Jack Nicholson (88 years old): "It only makes sense to lie to two people: your girl and the police"

Jack Nicholson, away from the public scene for two years, is recognized as one of the best actors of his generation.

Mario Hezonja's Supportive Gesture Toward the Family of the Deceased in the Tres Cantos Fire: "The Living Image of a Hero"

Mario Hezonja, forward for Real Madrid, has supported the campaign to raise funds to cover the funeral expenses and repatriation of Mircea Spiridon, who died in a fire in Tres Cantos.

Neus, Pediatric Podiatrist: "It is one of the most common causes of infection and we are the ones causing it"

Neus, a pediatric podiatrist, emphasizes that many common infections in children are due to unintentional mistakes we make when caring for their feet, highlighting the importance of doing things correctly to prevent these problems.

A Chillida as a Tripod for Photos

The article highlights how a Chillida sculpture, located in a shared space, has become a popular spot where visitors and photographers use the artwork as an informal tripod for their photos, merging art and everyday practice in the public environment.

Helios Pareja, sports expert: "They don't explain it to you, but these two exercises burn more fat than running 10 kilometers"

Helios Pareja explains that burning fat does not depend solely on intense exercise or running long distances, but on incorporating two daily exercises that promote weight loss in a natural and healthy way.

Lavrov’s Sweater with the USSR Initials at the Trump-Putin Meeting Causes a Stir: Brand to Release a Special Edition

Lavrov’s sweater featuring the USSR initials caused great surprise during the meeting between Trump and Putin, generating high demand. The store confirmed that all sweaters of this kind sold out by the morning of August 15 and announced the launch of a special edition to meet the interest.

This is the Mata Mua, the impressive sailboat of Baroness Thyssen that you can rent for 8,000 euros a day

The luxurious sailboat Mata Mua, owned by Baroness Carmen Cervera, is available for rent starting at 8,000 euros per day, offering an exclusive experience for those who wish to sail aboard this impressive vessel.

The Lost Version of 'Alien 3': David Fincher's Dark Project That Was Hidden for Years

David Fincher was unknown until he worked on Alien³, where he took creative control against the producers, imposing his vision on a complicated project that remained hidden for years.

Tamara Falcó shares the most bohemian and exclusive dress from her Maldives suitcase (it's discounted)

Tamara Falcó dazzles with a bohemian and exclusive dress from her vacation suitcase in the Maldives, maintaining her unique style and the season’s trends.

The 3 Key Points That Make Older Adults Less Tolerant to Heat

High temperatures pose a greater risk for older adults due to physiological changes associated with aging, which make heat regulation more difficult and increase the likelihood of heat-related illnesses.

Colors and Features of the Galaxy S25 FE Leaked: This is Samsung's New Phone

Samsung introduces the Galaxy S25 FE, a balanced model that offers quality at an affordable price, ideal for users looking for good performance without spending too much.

What to See in Aswan: From the Temple of Philae to the Nubian Village with Picturesque Colorful Houses

Aswan, a peaceful city in southern Egypt, is famous for its great dam, its historical wealth, and its Nubian villages with colorful houses. Additionally, it offers magical views of the Nile River, making it an ideal destination to discover its heritage and local culture.

Goodbye to the fruit fly: this is what you should put in your fruit bowl to keep it away

The vinegar fly, common in summer, appears where there is fermenting food. To keep it away, it is important to keep the fruit fresh and use homemade methods that prevent its presence in the fruit bowl.

What the White Color Could Mean if Incorporated into Some Traffic Lights

A study from the University of North Carolina proposes adding a fourth white light to traffic signals to improve coexistence between drivers and autonomous vehicles on the road, although it is only a project.

One of the Best Beaches in Spain is in Galicia: Crystal Clear Water, Golden Sand, and Perfect for Summer

In summer, faced with the heat and vacations, many people choose to travel and enjoy beaches in northern Spain. Galicia offers one of the best beaches in the country, known for its crystal clear water and golden sand, ideal for enjoying a few days of relaxation.

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

20minutos is looking for the best beach in Spain in 2025 among 20 finalists, the two best from each Spanish coastline chosen by readers. Voting is open until September 15 to decide which beach will be the winner.

10 Icy and Refreshing Ways to Enjoy Coffee in Summer

During the summer, coffee can become a refreshing drink, whether in cocktails or desserts, ideal for enjoying at any time of the day and beating the heat.

This is How You Should Wear Fashionable Bermuda Shorts This Summer If You Are Petite

Bermuda shorts are a summer wardrobe essential. For petite people, it is recommended to choose styles that flatter the figure, such as high-waisted and fitted cuts, paired with footwear that elongates the legs to look stylish and enhance the silhouette.

This small laser with radar is capable of wiping out mosquitoes in a flash: you'll want to have one

A small device uses a laser combined with radar to detect and eliminate flying mosquitoes in the home quickly and efficiently.

The Highest Village in Euskadi: Without Any Neighbors and Located Nearly 1,000 Meters Above Sea Level

The highest village in Euskadi, located in Salvatierra, Álava, has been abandoned since the 16th century and remains uninhabited nearly 1,000 meters above sea level.

Four Spanish provinces now have as many pensioners as salaried workers

According to the INE, in Galicia and Castilla y León wages are below the national average, which makes it difficult to attract young people, contributing to the fact that in four Spanish provinces there are as many pensioners as salaried workers.

The Degenerative Eye Disease Common in Women Over 50 That Causes Blurred Vision

Fuchs' dystrophy is a degenerative eye disease that primarily affects women over 50 years old, causing fluid accumulation in the cornea and resulting in blurred vision.

The Best Dishes You Can't Miss in Catalonia, According to Chef José Andrés

José Andrés highlights Catalan cuisine for its dishes that combine ingredients from the sea and the mountains, reflecting the culinary tradition of the region.

Protect Your Privacy on Instagram: How to Disable the Map That Reveals Your Location

Instagram's new map reveals users' locations, which can compromise their privacy. To protect yourself, you can disable this feature and prevent your location from being visible on the platform.

She lost her grandmother, but not the habit of visiting her best friend... and this time with a chihuahua

A viral video on TikTok shows how, after losing her grandmother, a person continues to visit her best friend, now accompanied by a chihuahua. The emotional gesture has inspired thousands to visit their elders more often, reminding them of the importance of maintaining those connections.

The practice on the beach that everyone does and could cost you up to 60,000 euros in fines

An apparently harmless action that many people do on the beach can seriously damage the local ecosystem. This practice is punishable and can result in fines of up to 60,000 euros for those who engage in it.

Enjoy Without Emptying Your Wallet: The Cheapest Time of Year to Visit Japan

Japan offers very different experiences depending on the time of year, with certain months ideal for visiting at a lower cost, avoiding long lines, and enjoying its main attractions.

The price of coffee soars so far in 2025

The price of coffee has experienced a sharp increase in 2025. In the same period, chocolate has also become more expensive, registering a 12% rise.

Why Are Cats Obsessed with Concrete Slabs? A Trend That Makes Feline Sense

Concrete slabs, being rough and coarse, provide cats with an enriching and healthy environmental stimulus, explaining their apparent obsession with these surfaces.

Walking barefoot: a beneficial act, but not suitable for everyone, according to the Real Madrid podiatrist

Walking barefoot can be beneficial if you start with short walks and gradually increase the time. However, it is not suitable for everyone, warns the Real Madrid podiatrist.

Karlos Arguiñano's Best Secret to Enhance the Flavor of Fish Stew

Karlos Arguiñano reveals that preserving a part of the protein, usually discarded, is key to intensifying the flavor of fish stew. This part concentrates the maximum flavor, significantly improving the dish.

Eating Late Dinner May Be Sabotaging Your Metabolism, According to a Nutritionist: "It's Not Just What and How Much You Eat, But When"

Eating late at night can make fat loss more difficult, as meal timing influences metabolism. According to a nutritionist, it's not only what and how much you eat that matters, but also the time you eat, in order to optimize health and weight control.

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

In July, the Pilgrim's Office registered 61,197 people, totaling 289,178 so far this year. The 'turigrinos' are changing the traditional profile of the Camino de Santiago, avoiding hostels and prioritizing comfort on their journey.

The Night of Terror for the Neighbors of Tres Cantos: "We Saw the Flames Head-On"

The residents of Soto de Viñuelas experienced a distressing night due to the fire in Tres Cantos, facing fear and uncertainty as they saw the flames up close. The situation kept them from sleeping while they awaited the chance to return to their homes after the danger passed.

The farmers of León, frontline volunteers to extinguish the flames: "Human lives are at stake"

The Molezuelas de la Carballeda fire has spread to León, burning about 18,000 hectares. Farmers from León have volunteered to help fight the fire, emphasizing the importance of protecting human lives given the seriousness of the situation.

Burned Spain

Iñaki Ezquerra analyzes the severe wave of wildfires in Spain, highlighting their environmental and social impact. He points out causes such as climate change and poor forest management, and emphasizes the need for effective public policies to prevent future fires and protect the territory.

Islamophobia creeps into the fight

The Jumilla city council, with the support of the PP (People's Party), has approved banning the use of municipal facilities for events organized by the Muslim community, generating controversy due to Islamophobic reasons.

Alaska: new clash between Trump and Putin

The idea of imagining Trump and Putin in a direct confrontation helps to reveal their true intentions and personalities, showing the power dynamics and tension between the two leaders.

Lanzarote, free of wildfires

Lanzarote, the Canary Island known for its beauty and tranquility, is currently one of the few Spanish territories without active wildfires.

Toñi Moreno reaffirms her support for Ana Obregón: "No one should question her as a mother"

Toñi Moreno reiterated her support for Ana Obregón on 'Gente Maravillosa,' defending her private life and emphasizing that no one should question her as a mother, thus reaffirming her ongoing support since 2023.

DGT H Sticker: What Does It Mean and Which Cars Can Have It?

The DGT H Sticker allows certain vehicles to circulate without restrictions in Low Emission Zones, facilitating their mobility in urban areas with environmental limitations.

Mercedes and Laika, the story that has moved the viewers of 'Dog House': "She had a little lump"

Mercedes moved social media by looking for an older dog to share her life with, hoping they can live together for the time they have left. Her story with Laika has touched the viewers of 'Dog House' with its tenderness and hope.

What to do to recover your documents if they are lost at the airport? The Civil Guard responds

The Civil Guard explains what to do if your ID card or passport is lost at the airport. They recommend staying calm and going to the lost and found office or the police to help recover them and avoid problems during your trip.

Loquat Water: How to Prepare This Refreshing Drink Beneficial for Health and the Liver

Loquat water helps regulate blood sugar levels, offering benefits for health and the liver.

Rafa Castaño, the winner of the biggest jackpot on 'Pasapalabra': "In Madrid, it’s not enough for a house"

Rafa Castaño, winner of the biggest jackpot on 'Pasapalabra', states that although his life has improved with the money, his habits have not changed. He acknowledges that the amount is not enough to buy a house in Madrid.

Juan Faro talks about the alleged infidelity of Sofía Suescun to Kiko Jiménez: "I focus on my business, I don't want to know anything"

Influencer Juan Faro denied leaking the news about Sofía Suescun's alleged infidelity to Kiko Jiménez and stated that he has no contact with her, clarifying that he is focused on his business and does not want to get involved in the matter.

María, on 'First Dates': "I like children, but I don't want to have any. The role of mother takes away your magic"

María, a children's entertainer from Madrid, confessed on 'First Dates' that she likes children but does not wish to be a mother, as she believes the role of mother takes away your magic. She prefers to maintain a friendship-like relationship with children in her work and life.

Reporter Gema Camacho speaks out against the dangers journalists face during wildfires: "We are not puppets"

Journalist Gema Camacho denounces the serious risks reporters face while covering wildfires in Spain, demanding respect and safe working conditions. She states that they are not puppets and calls for greater protection for professionals in hazardous areas.

Tom Cruise's 'couch jump': one of the first TV memes

Tom Cruise's public image was marked by his iconic jump onto Oprah Winfrey's couch, a gesture that reflected his great love for Katie Holmes and became one of the first television memes.

Ruth González, from 'La isla de las tentaciones', clarifies if she is pregnant: "I had all the symptoms"

Ruth González addressed rumors about a pregnancy after sharing a test on social media. She explained that, although she experienced symptoms, she is not pregnant, debunking her followers' speculations.

Alessandro Lecquio's Routine to Stay in Shape: "He Gets Up at Five in the Morning"

Television collaborator Alessandro Lecquio appeared on the cover of the magazine Diez Minutos showing off his abs, highlighting his exercise routine that starts at five in the morning to stay in shape.

Pedro Ruiz expresses his concern about the devastating fires in Spain: "Something serious is happening"

Pedro Ruiz expresses his concern about the severe fires affecting various areas of Spain and calls for reflection on the situation, pointing out that something serious is happening.

Matt Damon Visits a Restaurant in Barcelona Unexpectedly and Leaves a Friendly Note for the Owner

Matt Damon visited the Denassus restaurant in Barcelona upon recommendation from his hotel and taxi driver. During his visit, he surprised the owner by leaving a kind note, expressing his gratitude and warmth.

The Transformation of Patricia Steisy and Pablo Pisa: "Miracles Don't Exist, It's Willpower"

Patricia Steisy and Pablo Pisa showed on Instagram the physical transformation they have achieved in almost half a year, emphasizing that their change is due to willpower and not miracles.

The Most Intimate Secrets of Isabel II: Lovers, Scandals, and Palace Taboos

Isabel II married Francisco de Asís, a homosexual man who accepted his wife's lovers while maintaining his own relationship with Antonio Ramón Meneses.

Maribel Verdú congratulates her husband with a phrase that says it all: "I just want to keep looking at you like this"

Maribel Verdú celebrates her husband's 56th birthday, to whom she has been married for 26 years, dedicating an emotional phrase: "I just want to keep looking at you like this."

Estela Grande shows how her twin pregnancy progresses during vacation: "It even scares me"

Estela Grande shares how her multiple pregnancy is advancing during a two-day vacation in Formentera with her partner, footballer Juan Iglesias, and her family.

A book about Andrew of England points to Queen Elizabeth as an 'accomplice' in his economic misdeeds

The book "The Rise and Fall of the House of York" by Andrew Lownie portrays the king's brother as arrogant and selfish, and accuses Queen Elizabeth of complicity in his illicit economic actions.

Memories of an Eternal Summer: Ice Cream, TV Shows, and Boundless Imagination

Childhood is remembered as an eternal summer full of limitless imagination, long afternoons, and mental escapes to incredible worlds. The content invites readers to relive those golden months by sharing must-watch shows from back then and favorite ice cream flavors, highlighting a winning flavor that evokes nostalgia and unforgettable moments.

The musical 'The Lion King' from within: Immersive and free experience in the heart of Madrid

The musical 'The Lion King' offers an immersive and free experience with interactive activities at Espacio Movistar, in the center of Madrid, allowing visitors to closely experience the magic of the show.

A 700-Year-Old Shoe Will Make Its Debut at an Exhibition Next Fall

The National Archaeological Museum of Madrid will restore and exhibit for the first time an unpublished collection of ten textiles, including a 700-year-old shoe that belonged to Doña Inés de Don Girón. The exhibition will be limited due to the fragility of the pieces, which date from the 12th to the 16th centuries.

An Increasingly Austere La Liga Compared to the Millionaire Premier League: English Clubs Spend Four Times More Than Spanish Ones

La Liga is fourth in investment among the five major European leagues, surpassed by the Premier League, Bundesliga, and Serie A. English clubs spend up to four times more than Spanish clubs, reflecting a growing gap in spending and signings.

Schedule and Where to Watch Carlos Alcaraz Today in the Cincinnati Semifinals Against Alexander Zverev on TV from Spain

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Rublev in three sets and advances to the Cincinnati semifinals, where he will face Alexander Zverev.

The Most Exciting Signings of LaLiga 25/26: Xabi Alonso and His New Faces, Atlético’s Revolution... and the Mystery of Antony

The 2025/2026 LaLiga season began with notable signings. Xabi Alonso introduces promising new additions, Atlético de Madrid drives a revolution in its squad, while uncertainty remains over Antony’s future. These moves are raising expectations in Spanish football for the new campaign.

LaLiga teams' 'no' to Spanish football in Miami: "There are a thousand things that adulterate the competition"

Clubs, coaches, and players of LaLiga reject moving the Villarreal - Barça match to Miami, arguing that it alters the competition and affects the integrity of the tournament.

Laporta boasts about the registrations: "We were convinced that we could count on Joan García and Rashford"

FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta proudly celebrated the registration of goalkeeper Joan García and forward Marcus Rashford before the start of La Liga, expressing confidence in having both players for the season.

Accessibility, an Unfinished Task at Festivals: "You Have to Compete with the Space and I’m at a Disadvantage"

A study reveals serious deficiencies in festival accessibility, where attendees with disabilities face mud, lack of information, and obstacles, highlighting the need for improvements to ensure an inclusive experience.

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), has had a cochlear implant since she was 21 years old. She combines her work at a consulting firm with her activism and outreach, demonstrating that a woman with a disability from a rural background can achieve great goals.

SMA, the 'devastating' but treatable disease that they demand to be included now in the heel prick test

Pediatric neurologists are calling for all autonomous communities to include SMA in newborn screening, as its prognosis improves significantly with early detection.

The Ibex 35 trades less than 5% below its all-time high, is it still cheap?

The Ibex 35 has recorded three consecutive years of growth, driven by key sectors beyond banking, and is trading near its all-time high, reaching levels not seen since the Great Recession.

Insurers Receive First Damage Claims for Homes and Agricultural Holdings Due to the Wave of Fires

Insurers have received the first compensation claims for damage to homes and agricultural holdings affected, mainly in rural areas, due to the recent wave of fires.

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

The INE reported that the CPI rose by 2.7% in July, mainly due to the increased cost of electricity and fuels. Rents may be increased up to 2.15%, a figure lower than the recorded inflation.

Porsche Owners Create a Fund to Invest in Defense Startups and Capitalize on the Rise in Spending

The owners of Porsche are launching an investment fund for startups in the defense sector, removing the previous requirement that projects also have to have civilian applications, in order to take advantage of the increase in defense spending.

Warren Buffett ends the mystery and reveals his latest bet: the insurance company United Health Group

Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have resumed their investment in United Health Group, returning to the insurer in which they previously held a stake between 2006 and 2009.

They warn that the new ATM law may worsen financial exclusion

The association Asufin criticizes that the deadlines established to adapt the ATM network are excessive, which could negatively affect small municipalities and increase financial exclusion.

False alarm: Universal retains the rights to 'Jason Bourne' and a new movie is on the way

Although Matt Damon was temporarily out after the option to adapt the novels was lost, Universal has regained the rights to 'Jason Bourne' and confirms that a new movie in the saga is in development.

This Is How Taylor Swift Wanted to Challenge the Legacy of 'Mean Girls' with Her New Album: "It Was Right There"

Taylor Swift will release her new album 'The Life of a Showgirl' on October 3rd, aiming to challenge the legacy of 'Mean Girls' and secure another great success in her career.

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

"Dangerous Animals" combines a serial killer, shark rituals, and a trapped surfer, offering intense thrills just before the highly anticipated re-release of "Jaws."

Tarantino explains the cancellation of 'The Movie Critic': "Who would watch a movie about the most boring profession in the world?"

Quentin Tarantino canceled his tenth and final project as a director, 'The Movie Critic', arguing that the theme about the profession of film critic was too boring for the audience.

The trailer for the finale of the second season of 'Wednesday' promises the return of a character we thought was dead

Netflix is very pleased with the success of this spin-off of 'The Addams Family,' which has quickly become the platform's flagship series. The trailer for the second season finale hints at the return of a character who was believed to be dead.

Beware of this fake antivirus for Android that steals your data and spies on you without you knowing

The app LunaSpy, presented as an antivirus for Android, spies on users by recording audio and video through the microphone and camera, as well as tracking their geolocation without notice.

This is the missile-launching robot that Ukraine has created to hunt down and shoot down Russia's drones

A robotic missile launcher developed by Ukraine allows soldiers to attack Russian drones without exposing themselves to danger, enhancing air defense and safety on the battlefield.

The Chinese Army Presents Its New 'Robot Wolves': A Weapon That Does Not Stop Before the Enemy

The Chinese army has developed 'robot wolves' designed to replace human soldiers in high-risk situations, reducing the exposure of human lives in dangerous scenarios.

Samsung could launch new smart glasses without a display: what we know

Samsung plans to launch new smart glasses without a display at the end of next year, although an exact release date has not yet been confirmed.

How to Sign a Document from Your Mobile Without Having to Print It

Signing documents from your mobile speeds up the process by avoiding printing and forwarding. This saves time and resources such as paper and ink, making everything more efficient and practical.

Harvard focuses on biotin: what it is and how to take it for hair growth

A diet rich in biotin, an essential vitamin for hair care, can help prevent hair loss, according to Harvard. Incorporating products with biotin is key to strengthening and promoting hair growth.

Georgina Rodríguez Dresses in White Following Her Engagement Announcement with the Most Romantic Dress

After announcing her engagement to Cristiano Ronaldo, Georgina Rodríguez chose the most romantic dress from her wardrobe for a recent trip, showcasing an all-white look.

Joan Collins: "I’ve been removing my makeup with Nivea for 40 years. It leaves the skin soft and clean"

Joan Collins, at 91 years old, reveals that she has used Nivea to remove her makeup for 40 years, highlighting that it keeps her skin soft and clean every day.

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

Dr. Sara Marín Berbell warns that the color of menstrual bleeding reflects hormonal status. She cautions that if the period is not red, it could indicate imbalances or health issues that require attention.

The Boho Dresses from Zara’s Sales Perfect for 60-Year-Old Women

Zara offers comfortable and stylish boho dresses ideal for 60-year-old women, now available at a discount in their sales.

What a Gynecologist Recommends for Caring for the Intimate Area from a Young Age

Dr. Marimer Pérez highlights three essential intimate hygiene tips that should be considered from a young age to maintain the health of the intimate area and prevent its care from being associated solely with menopause.

Nuria Roca's Favorite Bakery in Menorca: From Cocas to Croissants

Nuria Roca, from Valencia, traveled to Menorca a few weeks ago to enjoy her vacation and has discovered a local bakery that has become her favorite, where she enjoys products such as cocas and croissants.

Dani García reveals the secret to frying eggplants without absorbing excess oil

Dani García shares a trick learned in Marbella for frying eggplants to achieve a crispy and light texture, preventing them from absorbing too much oil.

Delicious and Refreshing Fruit Smoothies You Can Turn into Ice Creams for Summer

Healthy versions of fruit smoothies made with natural ingredients, ideal for beating the summer heat. These smoothies can be transformed into refreshing ice creams, offering nutritious and delicious alternatives to enjoy on hot days.

Dani García's Secret to Making the Best Shrimp Omelette

Marbella chef Dani García reveals that the secret to preparing the best shrimp omelette lies in the mixture of different flours and the use of ice in the preparation, which ensures a perfect texture and unmatched flavor.

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

This lemon tart is a refreshing, healthy dessert that is very easy to prepare in just five minutes. It requires no oven and uses only three ingredients, making it ideal for impressing your guests at any time of the year.

Between Jokes and Cooking: Chef José Andrés Wins Over Meghan Markle with This Spanish Cured Meat

Chef José Andrés cooks a ham leg alongside Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, as they joke about her married life with Prince Harry.

Guide to Preparing Your First Motorhome Trip

Before starting a motorhome trip, it is essential to carry out a complete technical inspection of the vehicle to ensure a safe and trouble-free journey.

The Most Common Mistakes When Organizing the Camino de Santiago, According to Experts

Many first-time pilgrims face difficulties during the Camino de Santiago. Therefore, it is essential to follow expert advice to avoid common mistakes and enjoy an unforgettable experience on this route to the northwest of Spain.

The Hiking Trail to Escape the Heat of Madrid: Calm and Forests by the River

This hiking trail, located in the largest district of Madrid, offers an ideal refuge for those looking to escape the summer heat. The route is notable for its tranquility and abundance of forests by the river, providing a cool and relaxing environment within the capital.

The Best Places to Watch the Stars and Make a Wish

A night of shooting stars in a beautiful setting offers a magical plan for this summer, ideal for enjoying the night sky and making special wishes.

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

Mery, a tourist in Nerja, recounted a negative experience at the beach, where she stayed only two hours due to poor conditions, far from what she expected from this town in Málaga.

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

The town, located half an hour from Alicante, is a perfect summer destination thanks to its walled center, colorful houses, kilometers of beaches, and a rich cultural and natural heritage.

The spectacular natural pool of Galicia at the foot of a waterfall that hides a curious legend

Pozo da Ferida, located in Viveiro (Lugo), is an impressive natural pool situated beneath a waterfall. It is an ideal place to cool off in the summer and is surrounded by a curious legend that adds charm to the surroundings.

The body only needs this amount of sun exposure to get sunburned and double the risk of cancer

Sunburns significantly increase the risk of skin cancer. Avoiding prolonged sun exposure and protecting the skin are essential to reduce this danger.

A vaccine candidate shows promising results against pancreatic and colorectal cancer

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

It's not that you are unhappy, it's that you don't have time: the trick to improving your happiness

Dedicate just a few minutes daily to working on well-being and positive emotions, which can have a direct impact on happiness, showing that it's not about being unhappy, but about finding time to take care of yourself.

Rojas Estapé, Psychiatrist: "If We Can't Relax, No Matter How Much We Sleep, We Won't Get Rest"

Psychiatrist Rojas Estapé emphasizes that to achieve restorative nighttime rest, it is not enough to simply increase the hours of sleep; it is essential to create a suitable environment that promotes relaxation and sleep quality.

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

Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas explains that high cholesterol is not always due to fat intake. Other factors such as genetics, stress, and metabolic diseases can be the main causes, making diet control insufficient to prevent hypercholesterolemia.

Villarroya, optometrist: "It is possible to diagnose ADHD with a photograph"

Artificial Intelligence collaborates with scientists to facilitate the diagnosis of ADHD, allowing it to be identified through the analysis of photographs, according to optometrist Villarroya.

The Location of the DGT Radar That Issues the Most Fines on the A-45

The radar located on the A-45 highway in Málaga issued nearly 50,000 fines in 2024, becoming the fifth device with the most penalties in all of Spain.

From One Million Diesels in 2019 to the 2025 Collapse: How a Historic Engine is Sinking in Spain

Hybrids surpass diesel production in Spain for the first time, reflecting a historic shift in the automotive industry and marking the beginning of the decline of the diesel engine, which reached one million units in 2019 and is estimated to fall drastically by 2025.

The exact location of the 32 new speed cameras recently installed by the DGT

The DGT has installed 32 new speed cameras in Spain: seven fixed and twenty-five average speed cameras. These devices began operating from the first week of August on various highways and conventional roads to improve traffic monitoring and road safety.

The Best Additives for Your Car's Engine

To maintain the engine's health in the long term, it is essential to use additives that act like "vitamins," helping to keep it in optimal condition and extend its lifespan.

'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, encouraging greater caution. Its origin, however, is curious and uncommon, linked to campaigns aimed at improving road safety in vehicles with children.

Motorcyclists and Cyclists Will Have to Comply with Eight New Rules This Year

The Directorate General of Traffic will implement eight new rules for motorcyclists and cyclists this year, aiming to reduce fatal accidents and promote better coexistence between two- and four-wheeled vehicles on the roads.

The Blue Dog of Sant Roc: The Unusual Guardian of Barcelona's Oldest Festivals

The San Roque festivities celebrate their 436th edition from August 12 to 16 in Plaça Nova in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, keeping a centuries-old tradition alive in the city.

This is the most beautiful beach in the Canary Islands, according to AI: isolated, with 14 km of surface and a 'mystical' atmosphere

AI has identified a beach in Fuerteventura as the most beautiful in the Canary Islands. This extensive 14 km beach offers stunning views and a mystical atmosphere, standing out for its isolation and natural beauty in the Atlantic.

Fires in Castilla y León: Dramatic Situation, with More Than 20 Active Fires, 11 of Which Are Level 2 Severity

The Ministry of Environment reports an extreme situation in Castilla y León due to more than 20 active fires, of which 11 are level 2, reflecting a serious emergency in the region.

The flames advance in Galicia: 18 large fires still burning and nearly 43,500 hectares devastated

The merging of the fires in Chandrexa and Vilariño de Conso has created the most voracious fire in Galicia’s history, with 18 large active fires that have destroyed nearly 43,500 hectares.

The Muslim Community of Melilla expresses its "deep indignation" with the Archbishop of Oviedo for using the term "moritos"

The Muslim Community of Melilla condemns the use of the term "moritos" by the Archbishop of Oviedo, describing it as serious given his position as an example of respect, moderation, and commitment to harmony.

The idea that Madrid empties out in summer gains strength: more people on public transport, in museums, and even at street festivals

In summer, Madrid experiences an increase in the use of public transport, with Metro line 3 seeing a 20.6% rise in passengers and line 1 an 8.8% increase, partly due to closures on line 6. This reflects that the city does not empty out, with more people also present in museums and at street festivals.

Primark finalizes the opening of its large store in Jaén: over 2,500 square meters

Primark will open its 67th store in Spain, located in Jaén, with an area of more than 2,500 square meters, thus expanding its presence in the country.

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

The man has been sentenced to three years in prison and must pay compensation of 10,000 euros for moral damages to the assaulted minor.

A resident of Nigrán arrested in Vigo after allegedly hitting 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 from Nigrán was arrested for allegedly hitting his partner for not making him dinner.

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 detained by the Mossos d'Esquadra early Wednesday morning, after running over nine people in Granollers on Saturday, has been placed in pretrial detention.

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

A viral TikTok video shows a 93-year-old grandmother arriving in her car at her granddaughter’s workplace, generating debate about the safety of elderly drivers. Users express concern about potential road risks, while others defend the autonomy of older adults.

She gives her boyfriend a swimsuit so light... that it disintegrates upon contact with water

A couple shared a funny video where a swimsuit is so light that, when it gets wet, it quickly disintegrates, causing surprise and laughter.

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

A hospitality business owner surprised his employees with 200 euros and a letter of thanks so they could go on vacation. The gesture was celebrated by many, although it also received criticism from those who believe that amount should be part of the regular salary.

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

Expert Santiago Frago responds in 20minutos’ sex advice clinic to readers facing issues such as loss of erections due to medication. He offers guidance to improve sexual life and aims to help those who want to give their partners more than just caresses.

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

Dermatologist Agustina Rodrigo advises avoiding tanning beds to maintain healthy skin. She addresses questions about skin care and aesthetic treatments, promoting safe practices to protect the skin and prevent damage.

"I Rent My Home, Am I Obligated to Let an Appraiser Enter to Photograph It?"

This housing advice column answers questions about common issues in communities and rentals, including conflicts with neighbors, maintenance, security, and relationships with landlords.

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

UGT specialists answer questions about reducing the workday, clarifying how this change affects the time needed to retire and other relevant labor aspects.

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

20minutos offers an advice column for those facing concerns or blocks, providing a space to express and manage doubts. Talking about worries can help overcome difficult moments and find solutions.

What You Should Know Before Walking Your Dog in the Middle of Summer with Extreme Temperatures

High temperatures in summer can cause heatstroke in dogs. It is crucial to walk them during cool hours, avoid hot surfaces, and provide them with water to prevent dehydration and harm. Maintaining their well-being during extreme heat is essential to avoid health risks.

Does Your Dog Ignore You When You Talk to It? This Is the Reason Why

The attention and obedience of dogs are influenced by the limbic system and the neocortex in their brains, which explains why they sometimes seem to ignore their owners.

Adopting Purebred Dogs is Also Possible: Reasons Why It Is Important

Knowing the temperament and needs of a purebred dog before adopting it facilitates its successful integration into the family, promoting responsible and mindful adoption.

Your daily horoscope: Sunday, August 17, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover what the stars have in store for you this Sunday, August 17, 2025.

Check Primitiva: Results for Saturday, August 16, 2025

Check the winning numbers of the Primitiva for Saturday, August 16, 2025, and see if you are one of the lucky winners of the draw.

Check the Sueldazo of ONCE: results

Check the results of the Sueldazo of ONCE corresponding to the draw on Saturday, August 16, 2025, to see if you have won.

Three Old Expressions That Warn Us About Rushing

The article brings together three popular sayings that alert us to the risks of impatience and rushing, pointing out that acting with urgency often leads to worse outcomes.

He went to start up his train set and came across a snake hidden in a tunnel

The owner of a train set initially thought that a snake in a tunnel was made of rubber, part of a miniature railway prank, but discovered it was real.

The Visible Sky by Diego Recoba (Map of Languages, 2024)

Diego Recoba explores Uruguayan identity in a journey that crosses oceans, seeking to connect cultural and personal roots through a transoceanic perspective.

When There Is No Sex Education, Porn Shapes Teenage Dating

A study reveals that the lack of sex education leads teenagers to take porn as a reference for their relationships, which is linked to a higher risk 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, causing the destruction of houses and vehicles. Neighbors have been evacuated to ensure their safety, while firefighters work to control the flames.

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

Romero is one of the most common surnames in Spain and is shared by several famous individuals prominent in different fields.

The successors to the Concorde: this is what the new supersonic passenger planes will be like

Boom advances in its goal to launch supersonic passenger planes by 2029, marking a key step in the evolution of air transportation after the Concorde era.

Some Innocent Pranks That Will Make You Smile

Some innocent pranks, that don’t humiliate or cause problems, can be fun and bring a smile to your face.

This electric bicycle costs half the usual price and reaches 100 km of battery range

On AliExpress, an electric bicycle is sold for half the usual price, around 400 euros, offering a range of up to 100 km, making it an economical and efficient option for users.

The Tamagotchi for plants that alerts you if they need water or more light so they don’t die on you

This device acts like a Tamagotchi for plants, notifying you when they need water or more light, making their care easier and preventing them from getting damaged even if you have no experience with plants.

The Vitamin Cocktail Your Hair Needs at the End of Summer (Now Available 2 for 1)

The sun, chlorine, and salt damage hair during the summer, so it is essential to hydrate it and provide vitamins and ingredients that help restore its balance and health. Currently, there is a 2-for-1 promotion on these essential post-summer hair care products.

Travel-sized and discounted: the iconic perfumes set from Sol de Janeiro

The iconic perfumes set from Sol de Janeiro in mini format is perfect to always carry with you, offering fragrances that evoke summer, now available at a discount.

Zelensky and Trump will meet on Monday in Washington after the Alaska summit with Putin

The Ukrainian president emphasizes the importance of European involvement in all phases to achieve security guarantees, in the context of his upcoming meeting with Trump in Washington following the Alaska summit with Putin.

In the Mind of an Arsonist: The Five Traits They Share in Fires in Spain

More than 80% of fires in Spain are caused by humans, but only a minority are caused by arsonists. The article explains the differences between an incendiary, who acts with intent, and an arsonist, whose behavior is linked to specific psychological traits.

Diana Morant Supports the "Left of the PSOE" Unity Proposed by Rufián: "We Are the Majority on the Streets"

Diana Morant backs Rufián's proposal for unity "to the left of the PSOE," emphasizing that they represent the majority on the streets. Additionally, she defends Pedro Sánchez's sincerity regarding the 'Cerdán case,' stressing that it is not a party issue but rather a matter concerning "these three scoundrels."

The Spanish PC Football Team, aiming for the dream of conquering the European Championship: "We want to cause a surprise"

The Spanish PC Football Team, led by Aitor Ariño, will debut in the European Championship on Saturday, August 16 at 7:30 PM against Ukraine, with the intention of surprising and fighting for the continental title.

Check Bonoloto: Results for Saturday, August 16, 2025

Check the official Bonoloto results for the draw on Saturday, August 16, 2025, and see if your numbers have won.

Former President of Aragón Javier Lambán Dies

The former President of Aragón and socialist leader Javier Lambán passed away at the age of 67 after a four-year battle with colon cancer.

Marlaska says declaring a national emergency over the fires ravaging half of Spain is not on the table

Minister Marlaska states that the civil protection system in Spain is "robust" and rules out declaring a national emergency due to the fires, partly attributing these disasters to climate change.

Euromillions produces a new millionaire in Spain and the jackpot rises to 250 million

In Spain, two third-tier winners each won 21,294 euros in Euromillions, while the jackpot accumulates and rises to 250 million.

Check National Lottery: Results for Saturday, August 16, 2025

Check the official results of the National Lottery for the draw on Saturday, August 16, 2025. Look up the winning numbers to see if you have won a prize.

The ONCE Extra Summer Coupon awards more than 24 million euros across Spain

The first prize of the ONCE Extra Summer Coupon went to Granada, while six other million-euro prizes were awarded in Alicante, Toledo, Lugo, Cádiz, and Cantabria, distributing more than 24 million euros in total across Spain.

National Lottery Draw of Saturday, August 16 | Results and Prizes

The National Lottery draw on Saturday, August 16 has awarded a total of 42 million euros in prizes.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most important news to start the day informed. It includes national and international topics, economy, politics, and culture, providing a complete and updated overview for readers who want to stay aware of relevant events from early on.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It suggests creating a financial plan, reducing unnecessary expenses, and taking advantage of deals. It also recommends setting savings goals and regularly monitoring income and expenses to improve financial health and achieve long-term economic stability.

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

Mercadona offers a new facial product for less than 4 euros, containing hyaluronic acid and niacinamide. Its formula hydrates, refreshes, and leaves the skin radiant, making it ideal for keeping the skin healthy and fresh during hot days.

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

A few years ago, Sharon Stone visited an important Spanish city and was impressed by the beauty of its monuments and its captivating essence, sharing it on her social media.

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

The writer Pérez-Reverte has enjoyed the mafia series starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, created by Ronan Bennett and initially directed by Guy Ritchie, highlighting how quickly the ten episodes felt to him.

The Cold Tapas Recommended by Karlos Arguiñano for Outdoor Snacking

Karlos Arguiñano suggests a variety of cold tapas such as skewers, gazpachos, and salads, perfect for enjoying outdoors and sharing with company.

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

Foot washing with salt and baking soda is easy to do at home and offers multiple benefits, such as relieving discomfort, eliminating odors, and maintaining skin health according to experts.

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

A travel agency went bankrupt after receiving payments from clients for cruises but failed to transfer the money to the shipping companies, leaving dozens of Spanish passengers unable to board.

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

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

Johnny Depp Returns, Jack Sparrow Lives: 'Pirates of the Caribbean 6' and the Character's Return in the Reboot

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer confirmed that Johnny Depp is willing to reprise his role as Jack Sparrow in the reboot of Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean" saga.

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

Sandra Bullock reveals that her friendship with Jennifer Aniston began 15 years ago at a wedding and has been complicated, as they felt that "no one wanted two actresses to be friends." Despite this, they have maintained a close and sincere bond ever since.

The Cheapest Town in Granada to Retire Worry-Free: It Has the Lowest Housing Prices

This Andalusian municipality, located 35 km from Granada and with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants, offers very low housing prices. It has essential services such as a health center, pharmacy, and shops, making it ideal for those looking to retire without worries.

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

Valencians will soon enjoy a long weekend that will give them three days of rest during the summer, offering them the opportunity for a mini vacation.

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 to enjoy the next summer long weekend, which will offer three days off for a mini vacation.

Power plant south of Yemeni capital hit by ’aggression’, Houthi-run TV says

Houthi-run TV reported that a power plant located south of Yemen's capital was struck in an attack described as "aggression." The report did not specify the perpetrators or the extent of the damage, reflecting ongoing conflict dynamics in the region.

Erin downgraded to formidable Category 4 hurricane, NHC says

Hurricane Erin has been downgraded to a Category 4 storm by the National Hurricane Center. Despite the downgrade, it remains a formidable hurricane with strong winds and potential impacts. Authorities continue monitoring its path and urge residents in affected areas to stay alert and prepared.

Oil markets seen bearish after Trump-Putin Alaska meeting

Oil markets turned bearish following the Alaska meeting between Trump and Putin, as investors anticipated reduced cooperation on output cuts. The talks raised concerns over potential increased production from major oil producers, leading to fears of oversupply and downward pressure on prices. Market participants remain cautious, awaiting further developments on energy policies from both nations.

In Michigan’s cherry country, the federal safety net is fraying

Michigan’s cherry farming region faces growing challenges as federal support programs weaken. Reduced aid and stricter eligibility have left many farmworkers vulnerable, impacting their health and economic stability. The fraying safety net highlights broader issues in agricultural labor protections amid rising costs and uncertain policies.

US Commerce Dept. widens products subject to steel, aluminum tariffs

The US Commerce Department has expanded the range of products subject to steel and aluminum tariffs, aiming to protect domestic industries from increased imports. This move targets additional steel and aluminum items, intensifying trade restrictions amid ongoing efforts to bolster American manufacturing and address global supply concerns.

Russia decree opens door for Exxon return to Sakhalin-1 project

Russia has issued a decree allowing ExxonMobil to rejoin the Sakhalin-1 oil and gas project after earlier sanctions led to its exit. This move aims to resume production and stabilize energy supplies amid global tensions. Exxon’s return could boost output and benefit Russia’s energy sector while addressing international market concerns.

Trump administration unveils stricter subsidy rules for wind, solar projects

The Trump administration announced tougher regulations for subsidies on wind and solar energy projects. New rules aim to reduce costs and limit government support, affecting how projects qualify for financial incentives. The changes seek to encourage more competitive pricing and accountability in renewable energy development while balancing environmental goals with economic considerations.

Exclusive - US Mulled Use of Russian Icebreakers for Gas Development Ahead of Summit - Sources

The US considered using Russian icebreakers to support a gas development project in the Arctic ahead of a summit with Russia, according to sources. This idea aimed to facilitate energy cooperation despite geopolitical tensions but was never finalized or implemented. The discussions highlight the complex balance between collaboration and competition in Arctic resource development.

Oil settled nearly $1 lower as Trump-Putin talks loom

Oil prices dropped nearly $1 amid cautious market sentiment ahead of upcoming talks between President Trump and President Putin. Traders remain uncertain about potential outcomes impacting global oil supply and geopolitical stability, leading to decreased demand expectations and price adjustments. Market watchers await further developments from the high-profile meeting.

USDA to build Texas facility to fight flesh-eating screwworms

The USDA plans to build a new facility in Texas to combat the flesh-eating screwworm, a parasite threatening livestock and wildlife. The center will focus on research, breeding sterile screwworms for release, and improving control measures, aiming to protect agriculture and ecosystems from this invasive pest.

Canadian government moves to end Air Canada strike, seeks binding arbitration

The Canadian government has stepped in to resolve the Air Canada strike by proposing binding arbitration between the airline and its workers. This move aims to end ongoing disruptions caused by the labor dispute, ensuring service continuity and minimizing impact on travelers. Both parties are expected to participate in the arbitration process to reach a fair agreement.

Russian stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged

Russian stocks closed lower today, with major indexes experiencing declines. However, the MOEX Russia Index remained unchanged by the end of trading, reflecting mixed investor sentiment amid ongoing economic and geopolitical factors affecting the market.

Exclusive – ESPN will not air Spike Lee’s docuseries on Colin Kaepernick, citing 'creative differences'

ESPN has decided not to air Spike Lee’s upcoming docuseries on Colin Kaepernick due to "creative differences." The network and Lee were unable to align on the project’s direction, leading ESPN to step away from broadcasting the series. The docuseries remains in production, with plans to seek other platforms for release.

Is Target the next Best Buy?

The article explores whether Target could follow Best Buy's trajectory by capitalizing on consumer electronics sales and expanding its tech offerings. It discusses Target's current market position, strengths in retail strategy, and potential challenges in competing with established electronics retailers. The piece analyzes industry trends and consumer behavior to assess Target’s prospects in becoming a major player in the tech retail sector.

What is Team Trump Thinking About the Future of Fannie and Freddie?

Team Trump appears divided on the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Some favor reforms to reduce federal involvement, while others support maintaining government backing to ensure stability in the housing market. The debate centers on balancing risk, market confidence, and affordability as lawmakers consider overhaul options after the conservatorship.

Will the U.S. be self-sufficient in analog semiconductors?

The U.S. aims to boost domestic production of analog semiconductors to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers amid global chip shortages. Efforts include increased investment and incentives to encourage manufacturers to build and expand facilities in the country. However, challenges remain due to high costs and technological complexities, making full self-sufficiency uncertain in the near term.

Why these analysts say investors may not care if the Fed doesn't cut rates in September

Some analysts believe investors might overlook the Fed not cutting rates in September, as markets have already priced in a pause. Economic data suggests the Fed could maintain rates to manage inflation without sparking a recession. Investors may prioritize clarity on future policy over immediate cuts, focusing on the Fed’s guidance and economic health rather than expecting an imminent rate reduction.

Investing.com’s Stocks of the Week

The article highlights the top-performing stocks identified by Investing.com for the week. It discusses market trends influencing these picks, including sector growth and recent earnings reports. The summary offers insights into potential investment opportunities based on current market dynamics and analyst recommendations.

Does GPT-5 signal the beginning of the end for software

GPT-5's advanced capabilities are poised to transform software development by automating coding and problem-solving tasks, potentially reducing the need for traditional programming. This shift could signal a major change in how software is created, emphasizing AI-driven solutions and reshaping the tech industry landscape.

Is the economy already benefiting from an AI boom?

Emerging data suggests the economy is starting to benefit from AI advancements, with productivity gains noted in sectors adopting AI technologies. Early implementations in finance, manufacturing, and services show increased efficiency and innovation. However, economists caution that widespread impact may take time, and challenges like workforce displacement and regulatory hurdles remain. Overall, AI’s economic boost is promising but still in early stages.

Foreign holdings of US Treasuries climb to record $9.13 trillion in June

Foreign investors increased their holdings of US Treasury securities to a record $9.13 trillion in June, driven by strong demand amid economic uncertainties. This rise reflects ongoing confidence in US government debt despite global market volatility. The growth highlights the US dollar's status as a safe-haven asset and the continued importance of Treasury securities in global finance.

US retail sales rise in July; softening job market poses risk to spending

US retail sales increased in July, signaling consumer resilience despite economic challenges. However, a weakening job market raises concerns about future spending sustainability, potentially impacting overall economic growth.

India plans sweeping consumption tax cuts by October to boost economy

India aims to implement broad consumption tax reductions by October to stimulate economic growth. The government’s planned cuts target easing the tax burden to encourage spending and investment, supporting recovery amid global economic uncertainties. This move reflects efforts to enhance consumer demand and bolster overall economic activity.

US business inventories rise as expected in June

US business inventories increased in June as anticipated, reflecting ongoing restocking by retailers amid steady consumer demand. The rise supports economic growth outlooks despite concerns over inflation and supply chain issues.

US manufacturing production stalls in July

US manufacturing production remained flat in July, indicating a slowdown in the sector. Factors such as supply chain disruptions and weak demand contributed to stagnation, raising concerns about the manufacturing industry's growth prospects amid an uncertain economic outlook.

US consumer sentiment weakens in August; inflation expectations rise

US consumer sentiment declined in August, reflecting growing concerns over the economy. Inflation expectations also increased, signaling worries about rising prices. These trends suggest cautious consumer behavior amid economic uncertainties.

Business inventories meet forecast with 0.2% increase, signaling steady consumer demand

Business inventories rose by 0.2% as expected, indicating stable consumer demand and economic activity. This moderate increase suggests that businesses are maintaining inventory levels aligned with sales, reflecting steady market conditions without significant overstocking or shortages.

Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index dips, revealing economic concerns

The University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index declined, indicating growing economic worries among Americans. Factors such as inflation, potential interest rate hikes, and uncertain job prospects contributed to the drop, reflecting cautious consumer outlooks about the economy's near-term direction.

US industrial production dips, undermining dollar's strength

US industrial production fell unexpectedly in April, signaling slower economic growth. This decline weighed on the dollar, which weakened against major currencies. The drop was driven by reduced output in manufacturing and utilities, raising concerns about the US economy's momentum amidst mixed signals from other economic indicators.

US import prices rebound in July on higher consumer goods costs

US import prices rose 0.3% in July, marking the first increase in five months, driven by higher costs for consumer goods. The rise reflects increased demand and supply chain improvements, signaling inflationary pressures. Despite the uptick, overall import prices remain relatively stable, suggesting moderate inflation trends in the US economy.

EU push to protect digital rules holds up trade statement with US, FT reports

The EU is delaying a joint trade statement with the US due to disagreements over digital regulations. Brussels aims to safeguard its strict digital rules, seeking commitments from the US to align with its data privacy and platform oversight standards. This standoff reflects deeper tensions in transatlantic trade relations amid the growing importance of digital trade governance.

Trump tells Zelenskiy that Putin wants more of Ukraine, urges Kyiv to make a deal

Former President Trump advised Ukrainian President Zelenskiy that Russian President Putin aims to seize more Ukrainian territory. He urged Kyiv to negotiate a deal with Moscow to avoid further conflict and potential losses, suggesting a pragmatic approach to the ongoing war.

Canada praises US stance on Ukraine security guarantees

Canada has expressed strong approval of the United States' position supporting security guarantees for Ukraine. This stance underscores a shared commitment to Ukraine's sovereignty amid ongoing conflicts. The alignment between the two nations highlights their joint effort to bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities and international support in facing security challenges.

Melania Trump sends letter to Putin about abducted children

Melania Trump reportedly sent a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin urging the return of Ukrainian children abducted amid the conflict. The letter highlights humanitarian concerns and appeals for the safe repatriation of the children separated from their families during the war.

Is Trump the mortar for the BRICS?

The article explores whether former President Donald Trump could serve as a unifying figure for the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa). It examines how his nationalist and anti-establishment rhetoric aligns with some BRICS leaders' agendas, potentially strengthening their coalition against Western dominance. However, it also highlights tensions within the group that may limit Trump's influence as a cohesive force.

What are the economic implications of Trump’s doubts over public statistics

Former President Trump’s skepticism about public economic data could undermine trust in official statistics, potentially affecting market confidence and policy decisions. Doubting these figures may lead to increased uncertainty among investors and policymakers, complicating economic planning and forecasting. This erosion of trust might also influence public perception of the economy, impacting consumer behavior and broader economic stability.

UBS lists 7 key macro themes to position ahead of fall

UBS identifies seven major macroeconomic themes to guide investment strategies for the upcoming fall. These include navigating inflation dynamics, anticipating central bank policies, monitoring geopolitical tensions, and assessing sector-specific opportunities. UBS advises investors to balance risks and focus on areas with resilient growth amid economic uncertainties.

Fed’s Daly says rate cuts could start next month

San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly indicated that the Federal Reserve might begin cutting interest rates as early as next month. She emphasized the Fed's readiness to adjust policy in response to economic developments and highlighted that rate reductions would depend on inflation progress and economic outlook improvements.

Fed’s Daly says rate cuts could start next month, sees “couple” this year

Fed’s Mary Daly indicated that interest rate cuts might begin as early as next month, anticipating a few reductions before the year ends. This signals a shift from recent policy as the Fed reacts to changing economic conditions, aiming to support growth while managing inflation risks.

Trump-Putin meeting: Ukraine war, tariffs and better cooperation dominate talks

During their meeting, Trump and Putin discussed key issues including the ongoing Ukraine war, trade tariffs, and opportunities for enhanced cooperation between the US and Russia. Both leaders aimed to address tensions and explore ways to improve bilateral relations amid global challenges.

Bernstein discusses different investment options to invest in Ethereum

Bernstein explores various ways investors can gain exposure to Ethereum, highlighting options like direct purchase, ETFs, and futures. The firm assesses the benefits and risks of each method, emphasizing considerations such as liquidity, regulation, and cost. Bernstein aims to guide investors in selecting the best approach based on their risk tolerance and investment goals within the evolving crypto landscape.

Bitcoin price today: steadies at $118k from record high as hot US PPI weighs

Bitcoin's price stabilized around $118,000 after reaching a record high. The market cooled following the release of hot US Producer Price Index (PPI) data, which raised inflation concerns and impacted investor sentiment. Despite the pullback, Bitcoin remains strong amid ongoing economic uncertainties and evolving regulatory landscapes.

DeFi Development Corp. buys $22 million in Solana tokens

DeFi Development Corp. has purchased $22 million worth of Solana (SOL) tokens, signaling strong confidence in the blockchain's growth potential. This investment aims to bolster DeFi Development's position in the decentralized finance sector by leveraging Solana's fast and scalable network. The move highlights increasing institutional interest in Solana amid a competitive crypto landscape.

SharpLink holds 728,804 ETH, reports $103.4 million quarterly loss

SharpLink revealed it holds 728,804 ETH but reported a $103.4 million loss for the quarter. The company's financial struggles highlight challenges in the crypto sector despite significant asset holdings.

OFA Group launches blockchain strategy for senior housing deals

OFA Group has introduced a blockchain-based strategy to streamline senior housing transactions. The platform aims to enhance transparency, reduce fraud, and improve deal efficiency by securely recording and tracking contracts. This innovative approach is expected to transform how senior living real estate deals are conducted, offering increased trust and speed for stakeholders in the industry.

CoinW Completes Major Platform Upgrade, Entering a New Era in the Future of Trading

CoinW has successfully completed a significant platform upgrade, enhancing its trading infrastructure and user experience. The update introduces advanced features, improved security, and faster transaction speeds, positioning CoinW to better serve its global user base and stay competitive in the evolving crypto market. This marks a new chapter for CoinW in delivering innovative trading solutions.

Ethereum-based Meme Coin Pepeto Nears Stage 10, Raises Over $6.18M in Presale, as Ethereum Eyes $10,000

Pepeto, an Ethereum-based meme coin, is approaching its 10th presale stage after raising over $6.18 million. This milestone highlights growing investor interest as Ethereum itself nears the $10,000 mark, signaling strong momentum in both Pepeto’s development and the broader crypto market.

Foresight Ventures Announces Appointment of Alice Li and Zac Tsui as Partners

Foresight Ventures has appointed Alice Li and Zac Tsui as new partners. Both bring extensive experience in venture capital and startup growth, aiming to strengthen the firm's investment strategy and expand its portfolio in the tech sector. Their addition signifies Foresight's commitment to supporting innovative entrepreneurs and accelerating technological advancements.

American Bitcoin eyes acquisitions in Japan, Hong Kong - report

American Bitcoin plans to expand its presence in Asia by acquiring companies in Japan and Hong Kong. The strategy aims to strengthen its market position and tap into growing cryptocurrency demand in these regions.

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

Mawari and Caldera have collaborated to launch the Mawari Network, a platform that facilitates real-time streaming of immersive, AI-driven experiences worldwide. This partnership aims to enhance interactive digital content delivery, leveraging advanced AI technologies to provide seamless, engaging experiences for users across various applications.

Prime Drink Group receives extension for annual financial filings

Prime Drink Group has been granted an extension to file its annual financial reports. The additional time allows the company to complete necessary audits and ensure accurate reporting. This move aims to maintain transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements while addressing any operational challenges faced during the financial year.

Cathie Wood's ARK ETF focuses on Roblox and CoreWeave stock buys

Cathie Wood's ARK ETF has increased its investments in Roblox and CoreWeave, signaling confidence in these tech and gaming companies. The fund continues to target innovative firms that align with its growth-focused strategy.

Japanese labor consulting firm rYojbaba raises $5 million in Nasdaq IPO

Japanese labor consulting firm rYojbaba successfully raised $5 million through its initial public offering on the Nasdaq. The funding aims to support the company’s expansion and enhance its labor market consulting services amidst growing demand in Japan. The IPO marks a significant step for rYojbaba in solidifying its presence in the competitive consulting industry.

Nabors Energy Transition Corp. II extends business combination deadline

Nabors Energy Transition Corp. II has extended the deadline to complete its business combination. The extension allows the company additional time to finalize its merger or acquisition plans related to energy transition initiatives, reflecting ongoing efforts to capitalize on evolving energy markets and technologies.

Westport Fuel Systems files $100 million shelf prospectus

Westport Fuel Systems has filed a shelf prospectus to raise up to $100 million. The funds will support general corporate purposes, including working capital and potential acquisitions. This move aims to strengthen the company’s financial position and provide flexibility for future growth opportunities.

OpenAI employees to sell $6 billion in shares at $500 billion valuation - Bloomberg

OpenAI employees plan to sell $6 billion worth of shares, valuing the company at around $500 billion. This move highlights strong investor confidence and marks a significant liquidity event for employees in the rapidly growing AI firm.

OpenAI tweaks GPT-5 to be more approachable after user feedback

OpenAI has updated GPT-5 in response to user feedback, making the AI more approachable and user-friendly. The adjustments aim to improve interaction quality and accessibility, ensuring the model better meets user needs while enhancing overall experience.

Associated Capital to delist from NYSE and move to OTCQX platform

Associated Capital announced it will delist from the New York Stock Exchange and transition its shares to the OTCQX platform. This move aims to reduce listing costs and provide greater flexibility while maintaining liquidity for shareholders. The company remains committed to transparency and investor communication throughout the transition.

CNFinance to change ADS ratio in reverse split equivalent move

CNFinance announced a reverse stock split, adjusting its American Depositary Shares (ADS) ratio to consolidate shares. This move aims to enhance the ADS price and trading liquidity, aligning with exchange requirements and investor interests. The company expects the change to benefit shareholders by improving marketability without altering overall value.

Peyto Exploration to Pay $0.11 per Share August Dividend

Peyto Exploration announced a dividend of $0.11 per share for August. The company will distribute payments to shareholders on the specified record date, continuing its shareholder return program.