News Summary - 08/18/2025

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Washington talks could prove more vital for Ukraine's future than Trump-Putin summit

The Washington meeting holds significant importance for Ukraine's future and the overall security of Europe, potentially impacting geopolitical dynamics more than the Trump-Putin summit.

Huge crowds gather in Israel calling for hostage deal and end to Gaza war

Thousands gathered at Tel Aviv's Hostages Square demanding an end to the fighting in Gaza and the release of all hostages held by Hamas. The protesters called for peace and urgent hostage negotiations amid the ongoing conflict.

Bolivia set to elect first non-left wing president in two decades

Bolivia is poised to elect its first non-left wing president in 20 years, signaling a shift in voter preferences. This change may lead to new economic policies and stronger ties with the United States.

Health vs Heritage: Pigeon Feeding Ban Sparks Debate in India

Feeding pigeons, a common practice in Indian cities tied to cultural heritage, faces bans amid concerns over rising pigeon populations and associated health risks. This has sparked debate between preserving tradition and ensuring public health safety.

Three Republican-led states to send National Guard troops to DC

Three states led by Republican governors are sending National Guard troops to Washington, DC, amid heightened tensions. This move has faced protests from local residents opposing the deployment of troops within the city.

Hollywood stuntman set on fire for Pink Floyd cover dies aged 88

Ronnie Rondell Jr, a stuntman known for his work on films and TV shows like Baywatch, Spartacus, and The Matrix Reloaded, has passed away at 88. He was famously set on fire performing a Pink Floyd cover stunt during his career spanning decades.

More than 200 missing in flood-hit district in Pakistan, official says

Over 200 people are reported missing in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province due to severe flooding, causing widespread devastation and concern for the affected communities.

Sudan army torturing people to death, says rights group

Emergency Lawyers group claims Sudan's army is running "execution chambers" in the capital, where they allegedly torture detainees to death.

Serbia ruling party offices set on fire in protests

Russia expressed support for Serbia's president amid ongoing protests, warning it will not "remain unresponsive" to the unrest targeting ruling party offices set ablaze.

Watch: Plane makes emergency landing on Australian golf course

A plane made an emergency landing on an Australian golf course. Video captures the aircraft flying over the course before crash landing. Both the pilot and passenger escaped without major injuries.

Air Canada delays return to flights after union defies government order

Canada's jobs minister stepped in to address the Air Canada labor dispute as the union defied a government mandate to resume flights. The intervention aimed to maintain stability and protect vital supply chains amid ongoing tensions.

Hurricane Erin grows in size as it barrels towards the Caribbean

Hurricane Erin, now downgraded in intensity, remains an extremely powerful storm. Despite its reduced strength, it continues to pose life-threatening risks as it approaches the Caribbean.

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

French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the cutting down of a tree memorializing Ilan Halimi, calling it "an attempt to kill him a second time" and denouncing it as an act of hatred.

New Orleans mayor and bodyguard lover charged with fraud and corruption

Prosecutors allege that New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell conspired with her security officer to misuse funds by paying him for personal liaisons, leading to charges of fraud and corruption.

Resignation and betrayal: What handing Donbas to Putin would mean for Ukraine

Donald Trump is reportedly planning to urge Ukraine to surrender the Donetsk and Luhansk regions to Russia as a condition for peace negotiations to end the war.

Trump posted a photo of me sitting by my tent - then a bulldozer arrived

Following President Trump's call for a crackdown, DC's largest homeless encampment was demolished. Residents were displaced, facing uncertainty and limited resources as authorities removed tents and belongings, highlighting the ongoing challenges of homelessness in the city.

Once home to a cult, the Chilean tourist village haunted by torture and child abuse

Chile plans to convert the site of a notorious cult, where its leader inflicted torture and abuse on followers, into a memorial. The initiative aims to honor victims and raise awareness about the dark history tied to the location.

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

As China explores new soft power strategies, promoting authentic Chinese cuisine through a new wave of restaurants could effectively attract global admiration and improve its cultural influence abroad.

Are mangoes good for diabetes? Indian studies challenge conventional wisdom

Two Indian studies indicate that controlled mango intake, as a substitute for other carbohydrates, may help improve blood sugar levels in people with diabetes, challenging traditional dietary guidelines.

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

With no deal reached, Ukrainians focused on the optics of Putin's visit to Trump in Alaska, viewing the warm reception with skepticism amid ongoing tensions.

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

Kyiv has firmly rejected any proposals to cede Russian-occupied territories in exchange for a ceasefire, emphasizing Ukraine's stance against compromising its sovereignty amid ongoing conflict.

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

Edgar Lungu, Zambia's ex-president who died in June, remains unburied amid a contentious dispute over his funeral arrangements. The ongoing debate reveals significant political and familial divisions, highlighting tensions over his legacy and how he should be honored.

What to know as Air Canada strike ends and flights resume

Air Canada has ended its strike and flights are resuming. Passengers are advised not to go to the airport unless they hold tickets for other airlines, as operations normalize.

Watch: Plane makes emergency landing on Australian golf course

A plane made an emergency landing on an Australian golf course, captured on video flying over before crash landing. The pilot and passenger escaped with no major injuries.

Protesters target Serbian ruling party offices in fifth night of demonstrations

On the fifth consecutive night of protests, demonstrators vandalized offices of President Aleksandar Vučić's ruling party, expressing ongoing discontent and escalating unrest.

Wildfires rage in Spain and Portugal as heatwave continues

Thousands of firefighters are fighting massive wildfires in Spain and Portugal amid an ongoing heatwave, struggling to control the spreading blazes.

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

The Trump-Putin summit ended without a deal, yet both leaders reported "great progress" in discussions about Ukraine, highlighting ongoing dialogue despite unresolved issues.

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

After the leaders left without answering questions, BBC correspondents Anthony Zurcher and Steve Rosenberg analyzed the Alaska meeting, discussing its outcomes and what insights emerged despite the lack of direct dialogue or clear resolutions.

Sánchez and Clavijo meet in Lanzarote after a week of tension and uncertainty over the transfer of migrant minors to the Mainland

The President of the Government, on vacation at La Mareta, meets in Lanzarote with the Minister of Territorial Policy and the former Canarian president Ángel Víctor Torres following a week of tension and uncertainty regarding the transfer of migrant minors to the Mainland.

The Jarilla Fire is "Completely Uncontrolled" and Threatens Castilla y León: "The Government Does Not Have the Means to Address It"

The Jarilla fire, now in its sixth day, has burned 9,000 hectares and has a perimeter of 100 km. The situation is out of control and threatens Castilla y León, while criticism mounts over the Government's lack of resources to combat it.

Around fifty fires uncontrollably devastate more than 120,000 hectares in a tragic week of wildfires in Spain

More than 50 fires have ravaged over 120,000 hectares in a week in Spain, especially affecting Galicia, Castilla y León, Extremadura, and Asturias, where numerous fire outbreaks remain out of control.

Four victims so far from the unstoppable fire advancing in Galicia, Castilla y León, and Extremadura

Thousands of people have been evacuated due to rapidly advancing fires in Galicia, Castilla y León, and Extremadura. So far, four victims have been reported. Additionally, a dozen roads are closed, and high-speed rail service between Madrid and Galicia is suspended.

The heatwave is coming to an end in the next few hours: areas that will remain on alert for high temperatures

The heatwave is about to end, but Aemet warns that temperatures will continue to be "significantly high" in some areas, where red alerts for extreme heat will remain in effect.

Five people rescued adrift after a "thermal burst" off the coast of Granada

A patrol boat from the Maritime Service conducted a search along the coast of Granada, resulting in several rescues and support to Maritime Rescue and beach lifeguards following a "thermal burst" that left five people adrift.

The fires in Castilla y León add a new natural disaster: Picos de Europa

The fires in Castilla y León have caused the evacuation of the eight towns in the Valle de Valdeón, located on the León side of the Picos de Europa National Park, increasing the impact of this natural disaster.

The Navy also mobilizes to fight the fire at the request of the UME

Members of the Marine Infantry Brigade 'Tercio de Armada' have been deployed to support emergency firefighting efforts, responding to the UME's request.

A firefighter reports fireworks being set off next to a fire: "Our stupid faces..."

A firefighter laments on social media that after hours working to control a fire, the neighboring town started setting off fireworks, hindering their work and expressing frustration over the lack of respect for their effort.

A person rescued surrounded by flames in Ourense while creating a firebreak

A person was rescued in Ourense after being surrounded by flames while creating a firebreak. Aerial units were deployed and conducted several water drops to save them.

Nomophobia, the irrational fear of being without a mobile phone, may rise among young people in summer: "They are the most vulnerable group"

Nomophobia, the irrational fear of being without a mobile phone, can increase during the summer, especially among young people, the most vulnerable group. This fear is related to addiction to mobile devices and affects their emotional and social well-being during the holidays.

Trump says Zelenski can end the war "almost immediately" if he forgets about Crimea and NATO

Trump stated that Zelenski could end the war almost immediately if he gives up claiming Crimea and abandons the idea of joining NATO. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of the day of meetings with European leaders at the White House accompanying Zelenski.

Von der Leyen, Rutte, and other leaders like Merz and Macron will accompany Zelenski in his meeting with Trump this Monday

Several European leaders, including Von der Leyen, Rutte, Merz, and Macron, will accompany Zelenski in his meeting with Trump this Monday to exchange views and strengthen cooperation in light of the current situation.

Putin Agreed with Trump to Allow "Solid Security Guarantees" to Ukraine

The White House special envoy, Steve Witkoff, told CNN that an agreement was reached with Putin to provide solid security guarantees to Ukraine, describing it as a radical change.

Rosalía Speaks Out for the First Time About Her Relationship with Actress Hunter Schafer: "Freedom Is What Guides Me"

Rosalía spoke for the first time about her relationship with actress Hunter Schafer, who confirmed that they had been dating for five months. The singer emphasized that freedom is what guides her life and decisions.

Natalia's reaction after being caught taking a walk on the beach with her new love: "We've been together a short time"

Singer Natalia confirmed her new relationship after being photographed walking on the beach in Puerto de Santa María with her partner, mentioning that they have been together for a short time.

The works on the Formula 1 circuit progress with the construction of the pit area for the drivers

The works on the Formula 1 circuit continue throughout the summer inside Ifema, focusing on the construction of the pit lane area and the paddock for the drivers.

Japan, Greece, Menorca... these are the favorite destinations of celebrities to enjoy the summer

Celebrities choose exclusive destinations for the summer, highlighting Japan, Greece, and Menorca. These places offer unique experiences and privacy, ideal for escaping the hustle and bustle. Travelers emphasize the culture, gastronomy, and natural beauty of these locations, making them the preferred spots to enjoy their summer vacations with peace and style.

Atleti Shock in Their League Debut: Heavy Defeat After Espanyol's Comeback

Atlético de Madrid, coached by Simeone, fell in their first match of the 2025/2026 season following a comeback by Espanyol at the RCDE Stadium.

The outbreak of a flesh-eating bacteria puts the US on alert: eight dead and dozens infected

Florida and Louisiana report an outbreak of the bacteria 'Vibrio vulnificus,' with 36 cases and eight deaths in total, raising a health alert in the United States.

A woman buys a complete set of pots on Temu and what she receives has nothing to do with it: "Laughing to keep from crying"

A family made an online purchase of a complete set of pots on Temu, but what they received did not match their expectations, causing surprise and frustration due to the disparity between the advertised product and the one delivered.

Three Bonoloto winners each win 40,000 euros and the jackpot rises to 1.6 million

Three Bonoloto winners each took home 40,000 euros, while 73 third-tier winners received 826 euros each. The accumulated jackpot for the next draw amounts to 1.6 million euros.

Businessman who brutally attacked his padel rival arrested: "He was trying to gouge my eyes out"

Alejandro Germán Mondragón was arrested in Mexico and accused of attempted homicide after violently assaulting his padel rival, who reported that the attacker tried to gouge his eyes out during the attack.

Israel will "soon" enter the new phase of the offensive against the Gaza Strip city

The Israeli armed forces will continue attacks throughout the Gaza Strip, but will soon focus especially on the capital, beginning a new phase of the offensive.

If You Think 5G Is Spying on You, These Five Dog Breeds Are More Alert Than Anyone

Many protective behaviors in dogs are actually signs of fear and anxiety, not just guarding instinct. These five breeds are especially alert and may react to stimuli like 5G, but their behavior reflects more insecurity than intentional vigilance.

A couple causes a scandal on a flight to Alicante after getting drunk and having sex on board

A couple caused a scandal on a flight to Alicante by loudly announcing their intention to join the mile-high club. Then, after having gotten drunk, they locked themselves in an airplane bathroom to have sex.

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

Iker Jiménez requested deploying the Army to combat fires, but Pedro Torrijos harshly criticized this proposal on X, comparing it to entering an operating room without proper preparation.

The health problem hidden in your fingers: "If they don’t wrinkle even after hours of soaking..."

The skin on the fingers wrinkles after being in water due to a nerve response that indicates a healthy nervous system. If the fingers do not wrinkle after hours of soaking, it could point to neurological or circulatory problems, so it is important to pay attention to this sign as a possible health indicator.

The "Goodbye Meta AI" chain has no legal validity to prevent "them from using your information and photos" on Instagram and Facebook

It is a hoax that sharing chains like "Goodbye Meta AI" has any legal effect to protect your information and photos on Instagram and Facebook. These posts do not modify the terms of use or privacy policies accepted when creating the account.

The tense 'reunion' between Marc Márquez and Valentino Rossi: they cross paths in Austria... and don’t even look at each other

Marc Márquez and Valentino Rossi crossed paths in the pit lane before the sprint race in Austria but neither greeted nor looked at each other, highlighting a tension between the two eight-time world champions.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ from Fundación Telefónica presents issue number 127, titled ‘Generation Alfabeta: In Search of Well-being in a Hyperconnected World’. It addresses the challenges of hyperconnectivity and examines how new generations can achieve a balance between the use of technology and personal well-being to live beyond screens.

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

Low-cost airlines like Ryanair and Vueling require that carry-on luggage that is not checked in fits under the seat. An economical option is to buy a bag designed to meet these size requirements, avoiding extra charges for checked baggage, with prices under €20.

The Judge Investigating Ayuso’s Boyfriend Retires This Monday, Leaving the Case’s Future Uncertain

The magistrate investigating Ayuso’s boyfriend has requested voluntary retirement, effective this Monday, creating uncertainty about the case’s future. Judges in her position can remain active until the age of 72, but she has decided to retire earlier.

Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper: The Pressure of Being the 'Perfect' Couple

Comments about Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper’s relationship create unrealistic expectations and increase pressure, affecting their dynamic and generating tensions in their co-parenting.

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

This small town in northern Spain, with fewer than 70 inhabitants, is notable for its medieval fortress located at 1,000 meters high. Near the Camino de Santiago, it offers tranquility and a unique environment, being a place of great historical and natural value in Cantabria.

Carlos Alcaraz's Sportsmanship Gesture Toward Zverev After His Victory in Cincinnati: "Happy for the Final, but Sad for Sascha"

Carlos Alcaraz showed a gesture of sportsmanship after defeating Alexander Zverev in Cincinnati, leaving a message of encouragement for the German, who played with physical discomfort during the match.

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

The New York Times highlights how terraces in Spain fill up during the summer, reflecting a deeply rooted tradition that responds to the high temperatures and the local culture of socializing outdoors.

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 cases of infection and discomfort in the feet are caused by unintentional mistakes in daily care. She highlights the importance of performing care actions correctly to avoid these frequent infections that we cause ourselves.

Since What Year Have Cars Had Seat Belts? The Comic '¡García!' and Its Dangerous Seat

The comic '¡García!' highlights the importance of the seat belt, which has been present in cars since the 1950s. Through the story and the protagonist's dangerous Seat car, it emphasizes how this device has saved lives and is essential for road safety.

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

Helios Pareja emphasizes that burning fat does not require just intense exercise or running long distances, but that two specific daily habits can help lose weight naturally and healthily, even surpassing the benefits of running 10 kilometers.

Confidential Documents from the Trump-Putin Summit Found in an Alaska Hotel

Eight pages of confidential documents related to the Trump-Putin summit were found in a printer at a hotel in Alaska.

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

The sailing yacht Mata Mua, owned by Baroness Thyssen, is available for rent starting at 8,000 euros per day, offering a unique experience at sea for several days or weeks.

The Emotional Reunion of the Children from 'The Chronicles of Narnia': This Is How the Main Cast Has Changed

Greta Gerwig, director of 'Barbie' and 'Little Women', is developing a new adaptation of C.S. Lewis's novels, 'The Chronicles of Narnia', for Netflix.

Tamara Falcó Shares the Most Bohemian and Exclusive Dress from Her Maldives Suitcase (It’s on Sale)

The Marchioness of Griñón impresses with her vacation looks, highlighting a bohemian and exclusive dress from her Maldives suitcase, which is also discounted and follows the latest trends.

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

Older adults are more vulnerable to extreme heat due to physical changes related to aging that affect their thermoregulation, a higher risk of chronic illnesses, and the possible use of medications that alter the heat response. These conditions increase the likelihood of heat-related illnesses.

The Outrageous Idea of an Astrophysicist: Creating a Tiny Ship to Study Black Holes

An astrophysicist proposes building a tiny spacecraft to study black holes, although the mission presents significant technological challenges and a financial cost of trillions of dollars.

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

Aswan, a city in southern Egypt known for its dam, stands out for its historical richness, charming Nubian villages with colorful houses, and magical views of the Nile River.

Are You Still Drinking Torrefacto Coffee? Then You’re Not Drinking Real Coffee

Spain has consumed torrefacto coffee for over a century, creating a false perception that coffee is acidic and bitter. In reality, this variety does not represent the authentic flavor of coffee, and many people are unaware of what genuine coffee tastes like without the additional torrefaction process.

Which Brake Disc Is Better: Slotted or Drilled? A Mechanic Answers

A vehicle repair specialist clarifies myths about slotted and drilled brake discs, explaining their advantages and disadvantages to help choose the most suitable one according to usage and driving conditions.

This is the capital of the Spanish Tuscany: a beautiful village with a castle, remains of walls, and a medieval essence

Valderrobres, known as the capital of the Spanish Tuscany, captivates with its architectural heritage, a medieval castle, remains of walls, and a picturesque setting by the Matarraña River. Its medieval essence and historical beauty make it an ideal destination for travelers.

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

20minutos invites you to vote for the best beach in Spain 2025 among 20 finalists, selected after voting for the best beaches from each of the 10 Spanish coastlines. The final voting is open until September 15 to decide which one will be the winner.

The Most Unsettling Horror Movie of the Summer Has Arrived on Streaming

A modest Irish horror film arrives on Filmin, showing that true fear doesn't depend on the budget, while the genre continues to dominate the box office.

How Much Range Does an Electric Car Lose in Summer? How High Temperatures Affect Consumption

A German automobile club tested a Tesla Y to evaluate the impact of summer heat on its range. The results show that high temperatures increase energy consumption, significantly reducing the distance the electric car can travel on a single charge.

The stunning crystal-clear waterfall of Huesca ideal to visit

Aso is a spectacular waterfall over 30 meters high located in the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for visitors.

The highest village in Euskadi: without any neighbors and located almost 1,000 meters above sea level

Located in Salvatierra, Álava, this village is the highest in Euskadi, situated at nearly 1,000 meters in altitude. It has been completely abandoned since the 16th century and has no inhabitants.

Four Spanish provinces already have as many pensioners as salaried workers

Galicia and Castilla y León, among other provinces, show a worrying balance between pensioners and salaried workers. Additionally, their wages, which are below the national average, make it difficult to attract young people, affecting the labor and demographic sustainability of these regions.

The Superfood That Builds Muscle, Helps with Weight Loss, and Slows Down Aging

This Andean grain stands out for its vitamins, minerals, and essential amino acids, offering health benefits such as muscle growth, weight loss, and the slowing down of aging.

This is the place in Spain that recorded the highest temperature during the heat wave this weekend

This weekend, a place in Spain recorded the highest temperature during the heat wave, with five Andalusian localities among the ten hottest in the country.

The Granada Restaurant Chosen by Celebrities for Its Spectacular Views of the Alhambra

Carmen Aben Humeya offers stunning views of the Alhambra and a menu that combines traditional dishes with modern touches, attracting numerous celebrities seeking quality and a unique setting in Granada.

Khamzat Chimaev Defeats Du Plessis and Becomes the New UFC Middleweight Champion

Khamzat Chimaev defeated South African Du Plessis at UFC 319 by unanimous decision, capturing the UFC middleweight title.

How Many Kilometers Can the Car's Reserve Fuel Last?

When driving in Spain, the fuel reserve is activated when there is little fuel left, indicating the need to refuel soon to avoid running out of gasoline.

Airlines raised ticket prices by 11.6% in July, double the increase in June

Airfare prices have been steadily increasing since September 2024, with a rise of 11.6% recorded in July, double the increase seen in June.

Cold Zucchini Soup: The Light and Cheap Recipe That Refreshes Summer

Cold zucchini soup is a light, affordable, and refreshing recipe, ideal for summer. Easy to prepare, it combines fresh ingredients to offer a healthy and nutritious dish that helps combat the heat and maintain a balanced diet.

The Forgotten Village of Madrid with a Square Honoring the First Television that Arrived in the Village

A village in the Sierra of Madrid offers a cool and peaceful refuge for those seeking to disconnect. It stands out for having a square dedicated to the first television that arrived in the municipality, reflecting its history and uniqueness in the region.

The most beautiful beach in Tarragona, according to AI: cliffs, looks like Hawaii, and has turquoise waters

The most beautiful beach in Tarragona, located in the Bosque de la Marquesa, stands out on the Costa Dorada for its cliffs and turquoise waters that resemble Hawaii, according to an artificial intelligence analysis.

Pilgrims are asked not to continue their Camino de Santiago due to the wildfires

The Junta of Castilla y León requests that pilgrims do not continue their Camino de Santiago and follow the authorities' instructions due to the wildfires, in order to avoid putting their lives at risk.

Fran Drescher: from "The Nanny" to President of Hollywood's Most Powerful Union

Fran Drescher, famous in the '90s for her role in 'The Nanny,' is now president of SAG-AFTRA, the leading union for communication and entertainment professionals, solidifying her influence in Hollywood at the age of 67.

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

In July, 61,197 people recorded their passage on the Camino de Santiago, bringing the total to 289,178 travelers in 2024. The so-called 'turigrinos' prefer to avoid traditional hostels and seek greater comfort, changing the usual dynamics of the pilgrimage.

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

The residents of Soto de Viñuelas return home after a distressing night due to the fire in Tres Cantos. Many confessed they were unable to sleep because of the proximity and intensity of the fire, which was clearly visible from their homes. The situation caused tension and concern within the affected community.

Farmers from León, Volunteers on the Front Lines to Put Out the Flames: "Human Lives Are at Stake"

The Molezuelas de la Carballeda fire in Zamora has spread to León, affecting about 18,000 hectares. Farmers from León have mobilized as volunteers to fight the flames, emphasizing the severity of the situation and the importance of saving human lives.

Welcome, Mrs. of AMLO

The choice of Madrid by AMLO's wife, among many attractive destinations, is an honor for the Spanish.

Fifth Columnists

The article criticizes the evangelizers of the Catalan Countries, describing them as part of new "pseudo-religions" that promote a specific ideology, suggesting that they act as a fifth column within society.

Putin's Double

Cameras caught Presidents Trump and Putin inside a limousine, with Putin smiling but visibly trembling with fear.

Ana Belén's Skill in Making a Difficult Playback Unnoticeable

Ana Belén manages to transform a challenging playback into an expressive experience thanks to her gaze, which brings authenticity and emotion to the performance.

Sara Carbonero takes the most rock-inspired slip dress to Kyoto and pairs it with sporty sandals

Sara Carbonero is enjoying a few days in Japan, bringing in her suitcase the most striking slip dress of the summer, which she pairs with sporty sandals for a boho and rock style.

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

The DGT H sticker is a label that allows certain vehicles to circulate freely in Low Emission Zones, facilitating transit and avoiding restrictions in these areas.

Actress Nuria Casas on Having Two Children from Different Mothers: "When my Second Child Was Born, I Felt Unfaithful"

Actress and content creator Nuria Casas has gained success on social media by sharing videos about motherhood and her children's school life, revealing her complex feelings upon becoming a mother for the second time.

What to Do to Recover Documentation If It Is Lost at the Airport? The Civil Guard Responds

The Civil Guard advises staying calm if your ID card or passport is lost at the airport. They recommend going immediately to the lost and found offices or security personnel to facilitate the quick recovery of the lost documents.

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 largest 'Pasapalabra' jackpot: "In Madrid, it’s not enough for a house"

Rafa Castaño, winner of the largest 'Pasapalabra' jackpot, says that although he lives better thanks to the prize, the money hasn’t changed his life. He also comments that in Madrid, the amount is not enough to buy a house.

Ana Belén's skill at making a complicated lip-sync unnoticeable

Ana Belén transforms a complicated lip-sync into an expressive experience through her gaze, making the performance feel natural and captivating.

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

María, a children's entertainer from Madrid, confessed on 'First Dates' that she likes children but does not want to have any, as she believes that the role of being a mother takes away the magic. She prefers to be a friend to children in her work.

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

Gema Camacho denounces the dangers journalists face while covering fires in Spain and demands respect and safety, stating that they are not "puppets" to risk their lives without proper protection.

A Private Detective on Investigations into Work Sick Leaves: "They Are Already the Most In-Demand Service"

A private detective confirms that investigations into work sick leaves have become the most in-demand service. He states that these procedures are common and similar to those of other services he offers.

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

Ruth González and her partner shared a pregnancy test on social media, sparking rumors. She clarified that although she had symptoms, she is not pregnant.

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

Alessandro Lecquio surprised on the cover of Diez Minutos by showing his abs. His routine to stay in shape includes getting up at five in the morning, highlighting his discipline and physical consistency.

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

Pedro Ruiz expresses his concern about the fires affecting various parts of the Iberian Peninsula, calling for reflection on the severity of the ongoing situation.

Matt Damon goes to dinner at a Barcelona restaurant by surprise and leaves a friendly note for the owner

Matt Damon visited the Denassus restaurant in Barcelona following recommendations from his hotel and the taxi driver. Unexpectedly, he left a kind note for the owner, expressing his gratitude for the experience.

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

Patricia Steisy and Pablo Pisa showed on Instagram the change in their physiques after nearly half a year. They attribute their transformation not to miracles, but to willpower and constant effort.

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

Isabel II married Francisco de Asís, who was known for his homosexuality. Francisco accepted Isabel's extramarital relationships while maintaining a 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, with whom she has been married for 26 years, expressing her love with a heartfelt phrase that reflects the depth of their relationship.

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

The influencer Estela Grande is enjoying a two-day vacation in Formentera with her partner, footballer Juan Iglesias, and her family, while sharing the progress of her multiple pregnancy.

A book about Richard of England points to Queen Elizabeth as '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 being an accomplice in his illicit economic activities.

'Zebby' shows us what his day is like as a pampered golden retriever

Zebby, a golden retriever with over 200,000 followers on TikTok, shares his fun daily routine in a viral video. From waking up late to playing and resting on the beach, his simple happiness has won over thousands, reminding us to enjoy the little moments in life.

The Secret Door to the Playhouse: The Discovery Taking TikTok by Storm

Creator @TheDailyNelly revealed on TikTok a hidden door in her brother’s house that leads to an elaborate private playhouse. The themed space includes areas such as a Blockbuster and amusement park-style decorations, surprising millions with its unique and creative design.

This Has Been Actress Belén Rueda's Reflection on Maturity

Belén Rueda, on the podcast 'El Sentido De La Birra,' reflected on maturity, emphasizing that it is not always knowing what you want, but learning to quickly adapt to unexpected situations. Additionally, she shared how she tries to convey this idea to her daughters, highlighting the importance of being quick to process and face unforeseen events.

Marc Márquez Breaks His Curse in Austria with His Ninth Victory of 2025 and Extends Lead over a Demoralized Álex Due to a Penalty

Marc Márquez won in Austria for the sixth consecutive time this season, achieving his ninth victory in 2025 and increasing his championship lead. In contrast, his brother Álex Márquez finished tenth, affected by a penalty that hindered his performance.

How does VAR work? This is how controversial plays are reviewed in football

Referees cannot officiate matches involving teams from their own Autonomous Community, ensuring impartiality in the review of controversial plays through VAR.

Spain Falls Apart Before EuroBasket: Alberto Abalde Misses the Tournament Due to Injury

Alberto Abalde is out of EuroBasket due to a muscle tear, adding to the absences of Santi Aldama, Alberto Díaz, Darío Brizuela, and Mario Saint-Supery, complicating Spain’s chances in the tournament.

Alcaraz warns Sinner before the final: "I always bring my best tennis"

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Alexander Zverev in two sets and advanced to the Cincinnati final for the second time in his career, warning Sinner that he always delivers his best tennis in these moments.

Carlos Sainz's confidence in Williams to fight for the F1 World Championship: "We can be title contenders"

Carlos Sainz is confident that Williams will improve significantly with the new Formula 1 regulations, allowing the team to compete for the world championship.

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

A study reveals serious deficiencies in festival accessibility, where people with disabilities, like Samuel and Laura, face challenges such as mud, lack of information, and other obstacles, highlighting the need for improvements to ensure their inclusion.

Malvarrosa, Samil... Discover some of the most accessible beaches for people with disabilities

Only about 20% of the beaches in Spain are truly accessible for people with disabilities. Many lack comprehensive services such as adapted restrooms or amphibious wheelchairs. Stannah, specialists in mobility, highlight some beaches that better meet these requirements to facilitate the enjoyment of people with reduced mobility.

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

Pediatric neurologists are calling for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) to be included in the newborn screening in all regions, as its prognosis improves significantly with early detection.

The forestry sector calls for tax reductions for forest owners to encourage their care and prevent fires

Miguel Ángel Duralde, president of ASEMFO, denounces that most forests in Spain are abandoned. He asks for tax reductions for owners to promote forest care and prevent fires.

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

Insurers are beginning to receive the first claims for damages to homes and agricultural operations, both in urban centers and in rural areas affected by the wave of fires.

What is the US trying to achieve by imposing tariffs on its own chips?

The United States has decided to impose tariffs on the export of its own chips, an unprecedented measure that has had a significant impact on its trade policy, aiming to protect the domestic industry and control the flow of strategic technology.

How Much Does an Artificial Intelligence Specialist (AI Engineer) Earn?

The profession of an artificial intelligence specialist engineer is in high demand and can reach salaries exceeding 100,000 euros, depending on the professional's experience.

Neither Penélope Cruz nor Leonardo DiCaprio: these are the highest-paid actors in Hollywood

Hollywood continues to show wage gaps, with only one woman among the 10 highest-paid actors. The list highlights the gender disparity in earnings within the film industry.

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

The Ibex 35 has accumulated three consecutive years of growth, with momentum that has shifted the spotlight from the banking sector to other key industries, reaching levels not seen since the Great Recession.

Leonardo DiCaprio (50 years old), on the film he still regrets turning down because of 'Titanic': "It was a masterpiece"

Leonardo DiCaprio regrets having turned down a film he considers "a masterpiece" in order to star in Titanic. Recently, he has worked with Paul Thomas Anderson on 'Drink Every Bit Over' (Note: if the original title is 'Una batalla tras otra', an accurate translation would be 'Licorice Pizza' or 'A Battle After Another' depending on context), a project he had wanted to do for a long time.

The surprising movie where Timothée Chalamet is a ping pong player and is once again chasing the Oscar

'Marty Supreme', directed by Josh Safdie and distributed by A24, features Timothée Chalamet as a ping pong player and has strong chances of catching the attention of the Hollywood Academy.

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

Netflix celebrates the success of the 'Addams Family' spin-off, 'Wednesday,' which has quickly become the platform's most popular series. The trailer for the season two finale hints at the long-awaited return of a character believed to be dead, generating great excitement among fans.

Sean Penn made life impossible for Michael J. Fox during a shoot: "We can't be friends"

Brian De Palma brought Sean Penn and Michael J. Fox together in a film based on true events about a platoon accused of war crimes, where Penn made coexisting difficult during the shoot, affecting their relationship.

The Actor Spike Lee Is Dying to Work with in a Future Film: "When His Schedule Clears Up"

Spike Lee, director of 'Da 5 Bloods,' expresses his desire to collaborate with a major current star, with whom he shares a passion for basketball and the New York Knicks, hoping that his schedule will free up to make the project happen.

Did you think your calls were private? This new spying technique can transcribe what you say

A new spying technique uses artificial intelligence to transcribe phone calls with 60% accuracy, putting the privacy of conversations at risk.

ChatGPT arrives in Gmail: this is how OpenAI's AI works to make summaries and write emails

OpenAI's ChatGPT integration in Gmail enables users to quickly draft emails and summarize documents, enhancing productivity through advanced AI capabilities within Google's email platform.

The easiest trick to keep using an app that drains your phone's battery: delete it and do this

If an app consumes a lot of battery, try deleting it and accessing its web version or using lightweight alternatives to reduce energy consumption without stopping the use of its functions.

Be Careful If You Use This Messaging App: You Could Be the Victim of a Trojan That Steals Your Money

DoubleTrouble is a banking trojan that hides on the mobile device disguised as a common app, allowing attackers to steal victims' personal and banking data.

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

Signing a document from your mobile speeds up the process, saving time and resources such as paper and ink by avoiding the need to print and scan.

This is the fluid set from Mango you didn’t know you needed: elegant, comfortable, and stylish

Mango's fluid set combines prints with pajama-style pants, offering an elegant, comfortable, and modern garment that is perfect for any occasion.

The trick with Nivea cream and a spoon to achieve wrinkle- and spot-free skin

Using Nivea cream along with a spoon helps reduce inflammation, under-eye bags, and diminishes small wrinkles around the lips and crow's feet, improving the appearance of the skin.

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

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

Mercadona has the ideal makeup product to lighten the color of your eyes

Mercadona offers a waterproof eyeliner that enhances and brightens the eyes, giving a younger appearance.

Roll Over: The Basic Pilates Exercise That Improves Spinal Flexibility and Strengthens the Abdominals

The Roll Over exercise in Pilates improves spinal flexibility and strengthens the abdominals. Learn the benefits and the correct way to perform it to maximize its effects.

Dua Lipa shines in Ibiza with the boldest 'side boob' neckline dress to celebrate her birthday

Dua Lipa celebrates her birthday in Ibiza wearing a daring fishnet dress with a 'side boob' neckline, highlighting her style and radiance on the Pitiusan island.

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

Nuria Roca traveled to Menorca to enjoy her vacation and shared her fondness for a local bakery, highlighting the variety of products such as cocas and croissants that this place offers.

Dani García Reveals the Secret to Frying Eggplants Without Them Absorbing Excess Oil

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

A Fishmonger Reveals the Part of the Hake That Few People Know and Is Exquisite: "It's to Die For"

Hake, highly appreciated in Spain, has parts that are little known but highly valued for their flavor. A fishmonger highlights one of these sections as especially delicious and suggests taking advantage of them to fully enjoy this fish.

Zucchini and Cheese Croquettes, a Simple, Easy, and Affordable Recipe

This zucchini and cheese croquettes recipe is an economical, easy-to-prepare option ideal for vegetarian diets, helping to include more vegetables in your meals for less than one euro per piece.

The Ancestral Dish Considered a Delicacy in Basque Country Breakfasts

A thick corn porridge cooked in water, similar to polenta, is an ancestral dish and considered a traditional delicacy in Basque Country breakfasts.

The Chinese restaurant in Spain that has conquered Isabel Preysler's palate for 20 years

China Crown has established itself as a benchmark of Asian cuisine in Spain, being Isabel Preysler's favorite restaurant for two decades thanks to its quality and authenticity.

Guide to Preparing Your First Motorhome Trip

Before starting a motorhome trip, it is essential to carry out a technical inspection of the vehicle to ensure safety and proper functioning during the journey.

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

During the summer, many people look to escape the heat and work to enjoy a vacation. Galicia offers an ideal option with beaches featuring crystal clear water and golden sand, perfect for cooling off and relaxing during the peak season.

The hiking trail with a water route featuring crystal-clear waters and rock formations

This trail in the north of Cádiz, within a prominent natural park in southern Spain, offers an ideal route to enjoy crystal-clear waters, rock formations, and an impressive natural environment during a morning.

Perico Durán, airplane pilot, reveals why you shouldn’t be afraid to fly over the ocean

Commander Perico Durán explains in a video that there is no need to fear flying over the Atlantic or Pacific, as strict safety protocols ensure the protection of passengers during the flight over the ocean.

Mery, a tourist in Nerja: "I was on the beach for two hours, it was unbearable"

Mery, a tourist in Nerja, recounts that her experience on the beach was negative, as she spent two hours there and felt uncomfortable, very different from the pleasant expectation she had about this town in Málaga.

One of the Most Stunning Beaches in the Basque Country: Wild, Isolated, and Featuring Unique Rock Formations

This beach in Deva, Gipuzkoa, is known for its wild and isolated landscape, with rocky grounds formed by ancient marine sediments, giving it natural beauty and unique formations.

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

Pozo da Ferida, in Viveiro (Lugo), is a natural pool located beneath a waterfall, ideal for cooling off in the summer. Besides its beauty, this place has a curious legend that attracts visitors interested in Galician culture and nature.

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 exposure and protecting the skin are essential to reduce this danger.

A Vaccine Candidate Shows Promising Results Against Pancreatic and Colorectal Cancer

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

Ángel Durántez, anti-aging expert, reveals the best diet for longevity

Ángel Durántez highlights the Mediterranean diet as the best for longevity, thanks to its anti-aging benefits and its positive impact on overall health.

Amara Aladel, Doctor: "If you have high blood pressure, salt should be reduced, but not eliminated"

Expert Amara Aladel points out that for people with high blood pressure, it is important to reduce sodium intake as a preventive measure, but it is not necessary to completely eliminate salt from the diet.

Aurelio Rojas, cardiologist: "These are the three most common reasons why you can have high cholesterol without eating fats"

Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas explains that high cholesterol is not always due to diet. Factors such as genetics, stress, and certain metabolic problems can raise cholesterol without consuming fats, so taking care of your diet is important but not enough to control hypercholesterolemia.

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

Artificial Intelligence helps scientists diagnose Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) more quickly and easily, even through the analysis of a photograph, according to Villarroya, optometrist.

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 recorded nearly 50,000 fines in 2024, becoming the fifth radar that issued the most fines throughout Spain during that year.

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

Hybrid vehicles have surpassed diesel for the first time in production in Spain, reflecting a historic shift and the accelerated decline of diesel engines from their peak in 2019 toward a possible debacle in 2025.

The Indispensable Function of the Ratchet in Cars with Automatic Transmission

The ratchet is a crucial component in cars with automatic transmission, as it acts as a safety system to prevent unexpected movements that could cause accidents, thereby ensuring safer driving.

The Trick Japanese Use to Avoid the Heat on a Motorcycle Trip

In Japan, motorcyclists use a clever technique to avoid the heat during their summer motorcycle trips, allowing them to ride on Japanese roads without suffering from the high summer temperatures.

'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 small child in the vehicle, encouraging greater caution. Its popularity and common use stem from a curious and uncommon story about its creation and introduction into traffic.

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

The Directorate General of Traffic will implement eight new rules this year to improve coexistence between motorists and cyclists, and reduce the number of fatalities on the road.

Catalonia now has more than 680 municipalities connected to the public fiber optic network

The Generalitat of Catalonia aims to exceed 8,000 km of fiber optic cable this year, increasing from the current 7,454 km, and to connect a total of 739 municipalities, improving the public digital infrastructure in the region.

This is the Most Beautiful Beach in the Canary Islands, According to AI: Isolated, with 14 km of Surface, and a 'Mystical' Atmosphere

The most beautiful beach in the Canary Islands, according to AI, is in Fuerteventura. It is an extensive 14 km beach, isolated and with a mystical atmosphere, offering stunning views of the Atlantic.

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

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

Drones locate a herder missing in Porto, evacuated due to fire

A herder, who refused to evacuate Porto to assist with firefighting efforts, was located thanks to the use of drones after having gone missing during the fire that affected the area.

An Alvia train with 180 people stopped in Pueyo due to a catenary failure

The Alvia train traveling from Pamplona to Madrid was stopped in Pueyo due to a catenary failure. An alternative road transport plan was activated along with selective detours through La Rioja to assist the 180 affected passengers.

The Army tries to prevent ashes from contaminating the Ávila reservoir water

The mayor of Ávila reported that rings are being created on the hillside and drainage systems are being installed so that water filters through and the ashes are retained in the soil, thus preventing contamination of the reservoir.

A man of foreign nationality arrested for setting fire to a church in El Pozuelo, Granada

The Archdiocese of Granada regrets the fire at a church in El Pozuelo and requests that the authorities investigate the incident. A man of foreign nationality has been arrested as the suspected responsible party.

The Cipérez Fire Is Now the Largest in Salamanca's History After Devastating About 10,500 Hectares

The Cipérez fire has devastated about 10,500 hectares, becoming the largest in Salamanca's history. According to César Prieto, technical director, the situation is "favorable" and the fire is expected to stabilize this Sunday.

Four detained, three of them minors, for stabbing a man in Vallecas during a gang dispute

Four individuals, three of them minors, were detained after stabbing a man in a gang dispute in Vallecas. The incident occurred around 8:45 PM on Saturday on Peña Gorbea street, after which the assailants fled the scene.

Three detained for assaulting a man in a fight and injuring four officers while resisting arrest in San Sebastián

Three men were arrested after assaulting a man in a fight in San Sebastián. One, aged 23, faces charges of bodily injury, while the other two, aged 35 and 27, accused of serious resistance, fled but were subsequently captured. Four officers were injured during their arrest.

A program finds that 12% of students show a risk of violent radicalization

A program has detected that 12% of students are at risk of violent radicalization. Although the percentage is not alarming, it should be taken into account to implement preventive measures and avoid future problems related to security and social integration.

A 93-Year-Old Grandmother Shows Up at Her Granddaughter's Workplace by Car, Sparking a Wave of Reactions

A viral TikTok video shows a 93-year-old grandmother arriving by car at her granddaughter's workplace, generating intense debate about driving safety for elderly people. Reactions have been mixed, with some expressing concern about the risks and others celebrating the woman's independence.

She gifts her boyfriend such a lightweight swimsuit... that it disintegrates upon contact with water

A couple recorded a funny video where the swimsuit she gave her boyfriend quickly disintegrates upon contact with water, showing how lightweight the material is.

The gesture of a hotel owner to his employees so they can go on vacation: 200 euros and a letter of gratitude

A hotel owner gave 200 euros and a letter of thanks to his employees so they could take a vacation. The initiative was praised by some, although others criticized it, considering it part of the salary that should be included.

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

The sex advice column of 20minutos, led by Santiago Frago from the AMALTEA Institute, offers answers to readers about sexual difficulties, such as loss of erections due to medication, providing guidance on how to improve intimate and emotional life with their partner.

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

Doctor Agustina Rodrigo, an expert in Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine, answers readers' questions about skin health and treatments, recommending avoiding tanning booths in order to achieve a healthy tan.

"I rent my home, am I obligated to let an appraiser into my house to take photographs?"

This housing advice column offers solutions and answers to questions about problems with neighbors, the community, or landlords, addressing issues such as special assessments, leaks, parking spaces, cleaning, security, noise, and odors.

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

UGT specialists clarify doubts about the reduction of working hours, explaining how it affects contribution time and retirement in this edition of the labor advice column.

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 worries or emotional blockages. It invites readers to share their questions to receive support and guidance, promoting communication as a tool to manage difficult situations.

Fear, Anxiety, and Phobia: How to Differentiate Them to Help Our Animals

Differentiating fear, anxiety, and phobia in animals is crucial for accurate diagnosis and treatment, improving their well-being and quality of life.

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

A dog's behavior of ignoring its owner is influenced by the limbic system and neocortex in its brain, which affect its attention and ability to obey.

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

Knowing the character and needs of a dog before adopting it facilitates its successful integration into the family, emphasizing that adopting purebred dogs is also a valuable option.

Your Daily Horoscope: Monday, August 18, 2025

Check yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's horoscope on 20minutos.es to discover the astrological predictions that will guide your day and week.

Check El Gordo: Results for Sunday, August 17, 2025

Check the official results of the El Gordo de la Primitiva draw held on Sunday, August 17, 2025 to find out the winning numbers and prizes.

Check the Sueldazo de la ONCE: Results

Check the results of the Sueldazo de la ONCE for the draw on Sunday, August 17, 2025, to find out if you have won.

Three Old Expressions That Warn Us Against Rushing

Three popular sayings alert us to the risks of impatience and rushing, pointing out that acting hastily often leads to worse outcomes, reminding us that patience is key to better decisions.

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

The owner of a train model initially thought that a snake in a tunnel was made of rubber, part of a joke included in the miniature railway, but he discovered it was real.

Birds Speak, but in Their Own Way: What Their Songs Teach Us About Language, Culture, and Nature

Recent studies show that birdsong functions as a primitive language with its own rules, structures, and dialects, reflecting aspects of communication and culture in nature.

When There Is No Sexual Education, Porn Shapes Teenage Dating

A study reveals that the lack of sexual education drives teenagers to use pornographic content as a reference, influencing their expectations and behaviors in dating, which can increase the likelihood of sexual, physical, and psychological violence in their relationships.

Burned houses and cars, evacuated neighbors... The images left by the Tres Cantos fire

A fire in Tres Cantos, Madrid, has devastated more than 1,500 hectares, causing houses and cars to burn. Neighbors have been evacuated to ensure their safety while firefighters fight the flames.

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

The surname Romero is very common in Spain and is shared by numerous famous individuals, standing out in different fields and generations.

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

Boom is advancing in its goal to develop supersonic passenger planes, planning to begin production and commercial flights in 2029, marking a new chapter in aviation after the Concorde.

Some Innocent Pranks That Will Make You Smile

Some harmless jokes can be very funny as long as they don't humiliate or cause problems for anyone. These innocent pranks are an excellent way to bring a smile to your face.

Height-Adjustable Desks Prevent Back Pain: This Model Is 130 Euros Cheaper

Height-adjustable desks are gaining popularity in homes and offices for their ability to prevent back pain by allowing users to alternate between sitting and standing. A specific model offers this functionality at a price 130 euros lower, making the option more accessible for maintaining postural health.

We love this game in its usual format, but the giant version is amazing

This family game allows up to 12 players to participate, offering group fun. Its giant version enhances the experience, making it even more exciting and appealing for everyone.

The vitamin cocktail your hair needs at the end of summer (and now it’s 2 for 1)

The sun, chlorine, and salt damage the health of your hair, so it is essential to hydrate it and provide vitamins to restore its balance after summer.

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

Sol de Janeiro launches a mini perfume set, perfect for taking with you wherever you go. These fragrances, evoking summer, are now available in a convenient size and at a reduced price.

Isabel Guerrero Dies, the Girl Diagnosed with Cancer Who Was with Her Father

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

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

A young English woman posted a viral video on TikTok showing British tourists causing chaos at a Lanzarote hotel during a dispute over sunbeds, drawing criticism for their behavior.

The image of the hell firefighters face in the León fires: face to face with giant flames and uncontrolled hotspots

Firefighters in León face extreme and uncontrollable fires, like the one in Llamas de Cabrera, which has overwhelmed firefighting services due to the intensity and fierceness of the giant flames.

At least three dead and eight injured in a shooting at a tea house in Brooklyn

Several armed men opened fire around 3:30 AM at the Taste of the City tea house, located in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, leaving at least three dead and eight injured.

Two out of three Spaniards are unable to disconnect from their work this summer

45% of Spanish workers disconnect from work sporadically during the summer, while 28% remain always available when required, making it difficult for two-thirds to fully disconnect during this period.

The National Lottery showers thousands of euros across 22 provinces

The second prize of the National Lottery has been distributed in 22 towns across fifteen Spanish provinces, benefiting numerous winners with thousands of euros.

Israeli Hostage Families to Camp Near Gaza Starting This Monday to "Escalate" Their Fight for an Agreement

Families of Israelis held hostage will begin a protest by camping near Gaza starting this Monday, aiming to pressure for a ceasefire that facilitates the release of their loved ones.

Ayuso sees the Government as "paralyzed" in the face of the fires and accuses Sánchez of letting "the problems fester and looking for someone to blame"

The President of the Community of Madrid criticizes the central Government's lack of rigor, humanity, and foresight regarding the fires, accusing Sánchez of becoming paralyzed, allowing the problems to worsen, and focusing on blaming others instead of finding solutions.

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

Check here the official results of the National Lottery draw held on Saturday, August 16, 2025, and verify your numbers to see if you have won a prize.

Check Bonoloto: Results for Sunday, August 17, 2025

Check the official results of the Bonoloto draw held on Sunday, August 17, 2025, to see if you have won any prizes on this day.

King Felipe visits the UME Headquarters in Torrejón to learn about their deployment for the wildfires

During the week, King Felipe has been in contact with presidents of various regions and has maintained constant communication with the Government to supervise and coordinate actions in response to the wildfires.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most relevant news to start the day informed. It covers national and international current events, economy, politics, and culture, providing a quick and clear overview to stay updated efficiently.

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

This article provides practical advice for better managing your personal budget, including how to plan expenses, save smartly, and avoid unnecessary debt. It highlights the importance of keeping detailed records, prioritizing needs, and adopting healthy financial habits to maximize the use of available money and improve economic stability.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

The film community has new unmissable titles this month, with a combination of series and movies that stand out for their narrative quality and production. From intense dramas to fresh comedies, these recommendations promise to entertain and capture the attention of all tastes. Among the most anticipated releases are national and international productions that set trends.

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

Mercadona offers a new product for less than 4 euros that hydrates and refreshes the skin. It contains hyaluronic acid and niacinamide, providing a juicy and healthy effect, ideal for hot days.

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

Actress Sharon Stone visited an important Spanish city years ago and was impressed by the beauty of its monuments and its essence, which she shared with her followers on social media.

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

The writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte praised the mafia series starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, created by Ronan Bennett and with episodes directed by Guy Ritchie, highlighting that the ten episodes seemed very brief to him due to their quality.

The Cold Tapas Recommended by Karlos Arguiñano for Outdoor Snacking

Karlos Arguiñano recommends a selection of cold tapas such as skewers, gazpachos, and fresh salads, perfect for enjoying during outdoor snacking.

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

Washing your feet with salt and baking soda is easy to do at home and offers multiple benefits, such as removing impurities, relieving fatigue, and keeping the skin healthy, according to experts.

The Bankruptcy of a Cruise Agency Strands Dozens of Spanish Passengers

The travel agency went bankrupt after receiving payments from customers for cruises but failed to pay the shipping companies, leaving dozens of Spanish passengers unable to board.

A driving instructor teaches the 'Stop of Death': "You can't see anything, nothing, nothing"

Edén Diez, a driving instructor, shows the mayor of Elche, Pablo Ruz, a dangerous stop with zero visibility that causes many local drivers to fail their driving test.

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

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

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

Jennifer Aniston and Sandra Bullock celebrate 15 years of a friendship born at a wedding, despite the difficulties and pressure in Hollywood, where few supported two actresses being friends. Sandra Bullock shared details about this special relationship that has withstood the test of time.

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

This Andalusian town, located 35 km from Granada and with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants, offers housing at low prices. It has a health center, pharmacy, and various shops, making it ideal for retiring without worries.

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

Valencians will soon enjoy a three-day long weekend in summer, giving them a short break and an opportunity for a mini vacation.

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

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

US adviser Navarro says India’s Russian crude buying has to stop

US adviser Peter Navarro urged India to cease purchasing Russian crude oil, warning that continued imports could harm India's relations with the US. He emphasized the importance of global sanctions on Russia amid the Ukraine conflict and called for stronger enforcement to pressure Russia economically. Navarro’s comments reflect ongoing US efforts to curb global support for Russian energy during the war.

Oil prices steady as Russia supply concerns ease after Trump-Putin meet

Oil prices remained steady following a meeting between Trump and Putin, which eased concerns about supply disruptions from Russia. The dialogue helped clarify the situation, reducing fears of major oil market impacts and stabilizing prices.

Erin downgraded to Category 3 hurricane, NHC says

Hurricane Erin has been downgraded to a Category 3 storm by the National Hurricane Center. The storm's wind speeds have decreased, but it remains a significant threat with potential for heavy rain and strong winds as it moves toward affected coastal areas. Officials continue to monitor Erin closely and advise residents to stay alert and follow safety precautions.

Oil prices hold losses as Trump-Putin meet eases Russian supply concerns

Oil prices remained lower after the Trump-Putin summit eased worries about disruptions in Russian oil supply. The meeting suggested potential stability in production, alleviating market fears. Traders anticipate that Russian output will stay steady, contributing to the cautious sentiment weighing on oil prices.

Israel says it targeted energy infrastructure site used by Houthis near Yemeni capital

Israel reported targeting an energy infrastructure site near Yemen’s capital, used by the Houthi movement. The strike aimed to disrupt capabilities linked to the group, which has been involved in regional conflicts and backed by Iran. The action reflects ongoing tensions and Israel's efforts to counter threats from armed groups beyond its borders.

Oil markets seen bearish after Trump-Putin Alaska meeting

Following the Trump-Putin meeting in Alaska, oil markets are expected to trend bearish due to increased geopolitical tensions and uncertainty over future energy policies. Investors anticipate potential disruptions in supply chains and shifts in international cooperation, leading to cautious market sentiment and downward pressure on oil prices.

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

Michigan’s cherry-growing region faces rising economic hardship as federal support programs fray. Workers and families dependent on assistance for food, healthcare, and housing are experiencing growing insecurity amid policy changes and funding cuts, highlighting vulnerabilities in the social safety net that many rural communities confront.

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

The US Commerce Department has expanded the list of products subject to tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. This move aims to protect domestic industries by imposing additional duties on a broader range of items, influencing international trade dynamics and potentially impacting manufacturers and consumers.

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

A recent Russian decree facilitates ExxonMobil's potential return to the Sakhalin-1 oil and gas project after years of sanctions and ownership disputes. The move aims to stabilize operations and boost production in the region, signaling Moscow's willingness to engage with Western firms amid geopolitical tensions. Exxon’s re-entry could revitalize the project, benefiting both Russia's energy sector and global markets.

Trump administration unveils stricter subsidy rules for wind, solar projects

The Trump administration announced tighter subsidy regulations for wind and solar energy projects to curb misuse and ensure fair allocation of federal funds. The new rules aim to increase transparency and accountability in renewable energy funding, potentially impacting project approvals and financial support to promote more responsible investment in clean energy infrastructure.

Jefferies turns bearish on On Holding, sees Nike leading in running shoe demand

Jefferies downgraded On Holding to bearish, citing concerns over its growth and market share in running shoes. The firm believes Nike will outperform due to stronger brand recognition and innovation. Jefferies expects Nike to lead the running shoe market demand, overshadowing On Holding's recent gains despite its previous momentum.

Qantas to pay record fine of $58 million for pandemic sackings criticised by judge

Qantas has been ordered to pay a record $58 million fine after a judge condemned its mass job cuts during the COVID-19 pandemic. The airline's decision to sack thousands of workers without proper consultation was ruled unlawful, highlighting failures in handling pandemic layoffs. This landmark penalty signals stronger judicial scrutiny on employer conduct in crisis situations.

China’s Dongfeng Motor to sell its 50% stake in Honda joint venture

China’s Dongfeng Motor plans to sell its entire 50% stake in their Honda joint venture, shifting the partnership structure. This move reflects strategic changes amid evolving market dynamics and regulatory conditions in China’s automotive sector. The sale marks a significant development in the collaboration between the two companies, potentially impacting their operations and market presence in China.

Analysis - Hong Kong property sector clouded by rising debt repayment risks

Hong Kong's property sector faces increasing risks as developers struggle with mounting debt repayments amid tightening financing conditions. Rising defaults and declining property demand threaten market stability, prompting caution among investors. The sector's challenges highlight broader economic uncertainties and potential impacts on related industries in the region.

Google agrees $36 million fine for anti-competitive deals with Australia telcos

Google has agreed to pay a $36 million fine for entering anti-competitive agreements with Australian telecommunications companies. The deals reportedly hindered competition in the digital advertising market, violating local competition laws and affecting consumer choice. This settlement aims to reinforce fair market practices and ensure a level playing field in Australia's tech industry.

Soho House members’ club nearing a deal to go private, WSJ reports

Soho House is reportedly close to reaching a deal to transition from a public company back to a private one, according to the Wall Street Journal. This move aims to provide the members’ club more operational flexibility and control away from public market pressures. Details on the deal structure and valuation have yet to be disclosed.

Australia’s BlueScope logs profit plunge as tariff ’maze’ hits demand, forces writedown

Australia’s BlueScope reported a significant profit drop due to complex tariffs reducing steel demand and forcing a large asset writedown. The company faced challenges from global trade tensions and tariff changes, impacting its financial results and outlook. Despite efforts to navigate the tariff environment, BlueScope’s earnings were notably affected.

Air Canada grounded as striking union defies order to get back to work

Air Canada's operations were severely disrupted as the striking union refused a court order to resume work. The walkout halted flights nationwide, affecting thousands of passengers. Negotiations between the airline and union remain stalled, with both sides blaming each other for the ongoing conflict. The government is monitoring the situation amid rising tensions and travel chaos.

Asia stocks encouraged by US-Russia talks; Nikkei at record, India and China surge

Asian stocks rose as US-Russia talks boosted market sentiment. Japan’s Nikkei hit a record high, while Indian and Chinese markets surged on optimism about easing geopolitical tensions and potential economic recovery, driving investor confidence across the region.

Hua Hong HK shares tumble as Shanghai trading halted on acquisition plan

Hua Hong Semiconductor’s shares dropped in Hong Kong after Shanghai stock trading was suspended due to an acquisition plan announcement. The halt fuels market speculation on the company’s strategic moves as it aims to expand its semiconductor business. Investors reacted cautiously amid uncertainties over the details and potential impact of the acquisition.

Singapore's exports fall 4.6% year-on-year in July, weaker than forecast

Singapore's exports declined by 4.6% year-on-year in July, underperforming market expectations. The drop reflects weakening global demand and challenges in key sectors, signaling continued economic headwinds for the trade-dependent nation.

Asking prices for UK homes drop but July sales hit 5-year high, Rightmove says

Rightmove reports that while asking prices for UK homes fell slightly in July, sales reached a five-year peak. The data indicates a robust market with increased buyer activity despite a modest price decrease, reflecting sustained demand and market resilience amid economic uncertainties.

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 demand for safe assets amid global economic uncertainties. This rise reflects confidence in the US debt market despite rising interest rates and inflation concerns, underscoring the strong international appetite for US government debt.

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

US retail sales increased in July, showing consumer resilience despite a cooling job market. While spending growth suggests steady economic activity, concerns remain that softer employment could dampen future consumer purchases, posing risks to sustained economic momentum.

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 proposed cuts target multiple goods and services to increase spending and support demand amidst slowing growth. Officials hope the measures will invigorate the economy ahead of key fiscal deadlines, balancing revenue needs with growth objectives.

US business inventories rise as expected in June

US business inventories increased as anticipated in June, reflecting steady economic activity. The rise aligns with market expectations and signals ongoing supply chain adjustments amidst consumer demand fluctuations. This data supports a moderate economic outlook moving forward.

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US consumer sentiment weakens in August; inflation expectations rise

US consumer sentiment declined in August due to concerns over inflation and economic growth. Inflation expectations rose, indicating mounting worries about rising prices. This shift signals increased cautiousness among consumers, potentially impacting spending and economic recovery.

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

Business inventories rose by 0.2% in the latest report, aligning with economists' expectations. This steady increase indicates ongoing consumer demand and suggests stability in the supply chain despite economic uncertainties. The inventory growth supports balanced inventory-to-sales ratios, reflecting cautious yet optimistic business sentiment.

Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index dips, revealing economic concerns

The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index declined, indicating growing worries among consumers about the economy. Factors such as inflation, job market instability, and rising interest rates contributed to decreased confidence, suggesting cautious spending ahead. This dip reflects uncertainty about future economic conditions despite some positive developments in employment and earnings.

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Dollar braces for busy week of geopolitics and Fed speak

The US dollar is preparing for a volatile week amid key geopolitical developments and Federal Reserve communications. Investors are closely watching tensions in global hotspots and upcoming Fed officials' statements for signals on monetary policy direction. Market participants anticipate that these factors will drive dollar fluctuations as they assess risks and economic outlooks.

Shares scale fresh peaks in Asia, oil eyes Ukraine talks

Asian shares reached new highs amid optimism over Ukraine peace talks and easing inflation concerns. Investors remained cautious ahead of key oil discussions, with crude prices steady as markets weigh potential impacts of diplomatic progress on energy supply and demand. Economic data continues to support growth prospects, bolstering risk appetite across regional markets.

Australia’s NAB sees $85 million cost increase to fix staff underpay issue

National Australia Bank (NAB) revealed an $85 million rise in costs to address staff underpayment issues. The bank is taking steps to ensure full remediation for affected employees, following prior reports of payroll errors. This increased financial provision reflects NAB’s commitment to resolving the problem and preventing future underpayments, impacting its earnings forecasts for the period.

Morning Bid: Geopolitics dominates, before Fed takes the stage

Geopolitical tensions are impacting global markets as investors await the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decision. Uncertainties around international conflicts and economic data are causing cautious trading. Market participants focus on potential Fed moves regarding interest rates amid inflation concerns, balancing risks from geopolitical developments with domestic economic signals.

Powell has used Jackson Hole to battle inflation and buoy jobs; he’s now caught between both

At the Jackson Hole symposium, Fed Chair Jerome Powell emphasized his commitment to tackling inflation while supporting the labor market. He faces a delicate balance as aggressive rate hikes curb inflation but risk slowing employment growth. Powell's remarks highlight the Fed's challenge in managing economic stability amid persistent inflation and a robust job market.

Trump says Zelensky can ‘end the war with Russia’ by giving up Crimea, NATO bid

Former President Trump stated that Ukraine's President Zelensky can end the war with Russia by relinquishing Crimea and abandoning Ukraine's NATO membership aspirations. Trump suggested these concessions could lead to peace, sparking debate about the implications for Ukraine's sovereignty and Western support.

Japan says US is not pressuring BOJ for rate hikes, markets not so sure

Japan's government denies US pressure on the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates, aiming to calm market concerns. However, investors remain skeptical as global monetary policies and economic conditions fuel speculation about possible shifts in Japan’s ultra-loose monetary stance. The BOJ continues to emphasize its independent decision-making despite external market uncertainties.

China’s AI agents hit big tech barriers, but low costs give it the edge in AI race

China's AI agents face challenges competing with advanced big tech models due to technological gaps. However, their significantly lower costs provide a competitive advantage, enabling broader adoption and innovation. This cost-efficiency helps China maintain momentum in the global AI race despite hurdles in matching the sophistication of leading AI technologies.

Global markets face shaky week ahead as US pressure mounts on Ukraine

Global markets are expected to experience volatility amid rising US pressure on Ukraine. Heightened geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties contribute to investor caution, with concerns over supply chains and energy prices influencing market dynamics. Traders remain watchful of upcoming developments as the situation evolves, potentially impacting global financial stability in the near term.

Metaplanet buys additional 775 Bitcoin for $93 million, total stash at 18,888 coins

Metaplanet has purchased 775 more Bitcoin for $93 million, increasing its total holdings to 18,888 BTC. This move reflects the company's continued confidence in Bitcoin's long-term value despite market volatility.

Ethereum Meme Coin Little Pepe Crosses $20 Million in Presale

Little Pepe, an Ethereum-based meme coin, has surpassed $20 million in its presale phase, signaling strong investor interest. The coin, inspired by popular internet culture, aims to build a vibrant community and offers early supporters potential rewards. The successful presale highlights the ongoing popularity of meme coins in the crypto market.

Bernstein discusses different investment options to invest in Ethereum

Bernstein reviews various methods for investing in Ethereum, including direct purchase of ETH, investing in Ethereum-focused ETFs, and blockchain-related stocks. The firm highlights the benefits and risks of each option, emphasizing Ethereum's growth potential and the importance of diversified exposure within the crypto ecosystem. Investors are advised to consider liquidity, fees, and regulatory factors when choosing their investment approach.

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

Bitcoin's price steadied around $118,000 after hitting a record high, as concerns arose from a hotter-than-expected US Producer Price Index (PPI) report. The data suggests rising inflationary pressures, causing cautious investor sentiment despite the cryptocurrency's recent gains. Market watchers anticipate potential volatility as economic indicators continue to influence Bitcoin's performance.

DeFi Development Corp. buys $22 million in Solana tokens

DeFi Development Corp. has purchased $22 million worth of Solana tokens, signaling strong confidence in the blockchain platform's potential. This significant investment is expected to boost Solana's market position and support ongoing development within the decentralized finance ecosystem.

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

SharpLink reported a $103.4 million loss for the recent quarter despite holding 728,804 ETH. The company faces financial challenges amid market volatility but maintains a significant cryptocurrency asset base.

OFA Group launches blockchain strategy for senior housing deals

OFA Group has introduced a blockchain strategy to enhance transparency and efficiency in senior housing transactions. This approach aims to streamline deal processes, improve data security, and foster trust among stakeholders in the senior housing market. The initiative reflects growing adoption of blockchain technology in real estate to modernize and optimize investment practices.

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

CoinW has successfully completed a significant platform upgrade, enhancing trading speed, security, and user experience. The update introduces advanced features and improved system stability, positioning CoinW to better serve its growing global user base and drive innovation in digital asset trading.

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 fundraising stage after successfully raising over $6.18 million in its presale. The project gains momentum amid Ethereum's increasing value, which is targeting the $10,000 mark. This growth highlights strong investor confidence in both Pepeto and the broader Ethereum ecosystem.

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

Foresight Ventures has appointed Alice Li and Zac Tsui as partners, aiming to strengthen its investment team. Both bring extensive experience in early-stage venture capital, focusing on technology and innovation sectors, to support the firm's growth and portfolio development.

Desert Control Q2 2025 slides: Revenue drops amid expansion in US and Middle East markets

Desert Control reported a revenue decline in Q2 2025 despite ongoing expansion efforts in the US and Middle East. The company is investing in market growth and infrastructure, aiming to strengthen its presence. However, increased expenses and market challenges contributed to the dip in quarterly revenue. Management remains optimistic about future recovery and long-term growth opportunities.

Sampo buys back 326,043 shares as part of €200 million program

Sampo Plc has repurchased 326,043 of its own shares under its ongoing €200 million share buyback program. The repurchases aim to enhance shareholder value and optimize capital structure. This move is part of Sampo's strategic financial management, reflecting confidence in the company's prospects and commitment to returning capital to shareholders.

KCB Group H1 2025 slides reveal 8% profit growth, special dividend announcement

KCB Group reported an 8% profit increase in H1 2025, driven by improved loan growth and reduced impairments. The bank announced a special dividend to reward shareholders, reflecting strong financial performance and confidence in future prospects. Operational efficiency and digital banking expansion also contributed to the solid results.

Indian Oil Q1 FY26 presentation slides: Profits decline despite operational gains

Indian Oil's Q1 FY26 results show a decline in profits despite improvements in operational performance. The company reported enhanced refining margins and increased throughput, yet faced lower net earnings due to higher taxes and subdued demand. Expense management and strategic initiatives remain focused on navigating market volatility and ensuring sustainable growth.

Prime Drink Group receives extension for annual financial filings

Prime Drink Group has been granted an extension to submit its annual financial filings. The additional time allows the company to complete its audit and comply fully with reporting requirements. This move aims to ensure accuracy and transparency in the group's financial disclosures to stakeholders.

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

Cathie Wood's ARK ETF has increased investments in Roblox and CoreWeave, highlighting confidence in the growth potential of metaverse-related and cloud computing technologies. These strategic stock buys reflect ARK's emphasis on innovative companies positioned to benefit from digital transformation trends.

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 stock exchange. The funding aims to support the company’s expansion and enhance its digital labor consulting services amid growing demand in Japan's workforce sector.

Nabors Energy Transition Corp. II extends business combination deadline

Nabors Energy Transition Corp. II has extended the deadline to complete its business combination. This move aims to provide additional time to finalize agreements and secure necessary approvals, ensuring the transaction's successful completion. The extension reflects ongoing efforts to align strategic objectives and maximize shareholder value amid current market conditions.

Westport Fuel Systems files $100 million shelf prospectus

Westport Fuel Systems has filed a $100 million shelf prospectus, enabling the company to raise capital by offering securities to investors when needed. This move aims to provide financial flexibility for growth and operational needs.

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

OpenAI employees plan to sell $6 billion worth of shares based on a company valuation of $500 billion. This significant secondary sale highlights strong confidence in OpenAI's growth and market potential. The move allows employees to liquidate some holdings while reinforcing the company's high valuation amid rising interest in AI technology.