News Summary - 08/27/2025

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Ukraine admits Russia has entered key region of Dnipropetrovsk

Ukraine's military acknowledges that Russian forces have made their first significant incursion into the industrial province of Dnipropetrovsk. This marks the initial large-scale attack in the area, indicating an escalation in the conflict.

'I thought it was the end of my life': Inside Israel's attack on Iran's Evin Prison

A prisoner recounts the terror during Israel's missile attack on Iran's infamous Evin Prison. The exclusive interview with BBC Persian reveals the harrowing experience and chaos inside the jail as the assault unfolded.

Trump's 50% tariff on India kicks in as Modi urges self-reliance

The US has imposed a 50% tariff on Indian goods, prompting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to call for greater self-reliance and boost domestic industries to counter the economic impact. Indian exporters face increased costs amid efforts to navigate the new trade barriers.

SpaceX pulls off Starship rocket launch in stunning comeback

SpaceX successfully launched its Starship rocket, marking a significant milestone. This achievement is crucial for the company's ambitions to eventually transport humans to the Moon and Mars, advancing space exploration and future colonization efforts.

'I immediately freaked out' - Taylor Swift's engagement sends fans into frenzy

Fans of Taylor Swift, known as Swifties, expressed excitement and joy on social media following the announcement of her engagement. Many humorously celebrated as if she were their close friend, showing overwhelming support and enthusiasm for the singer's major life milestone.

Australia police shooting suspect named as manhunt continues

Two officers were killed and another injured in a shooting at a rural property in Victoria on Tuesday. Authorities have named the suspect and a manhunt is currently underway.

UN demands justice over Israeli double strike on Gaza hospital

An initial Israeli military report claims the attack targeted a "Hamas camera" and notes "gaps" needing further investigation, amid calls from the UN for justice over the double strike on a Gaza hospital.

Kpop Demon Hunters becomes Netflix's most viewed film ever

The animated musical "Kpop Demon Hunters" has become Netflix's most viewed film ever, continuing its streak of chart-topping achievements.

Artwork looted by Nazis 80 years ago spotted in estate agent ad

The painting "Portrait of a Lady," stolen from a Jewish art dealer in Amsterdam during the Nazi era over 80 years ago, has resurfaced in an estate agent advertisement near Buenos Aires, Argentina.

France returns slain king's skull to Madagascar

France has repatriated the skull of King Toera, who was killed by French troops 128 years ago. His remains were held in a Paris museum's archive before being returned to Madagascar.

French PM fights for survival as rivals refuse to support confidence vote

Opposition parties have declared they will not support Prime Minister François Bayrou in the upcoming confidence vote, following his call for the vote amid deep budget cuts. This refusal puts Bayrou's position in jeopardy as he seeks to maintain his government’s stability.

Cook to sue Trump over order to fire her from Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve governor, Cook, plans to sue President Trump, asserting he has no authority to remove her from her position, challenging Trump's attempt to escalate pressure on the central bank.

Bruce Willis's wife says he's in great health but brain failing

Bruce Willis's wife reveals he is physically healthy but facing brain decline. She plans to support fellow caregivers through her upcoming book, raising awareness about the challenges they encounter.

Teen avoids jail over plot to attack Taylor Swift Vienna concert

Mohamed A received an 18-month suspended sentence for sending bomb-making instructions related to a planned attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna concert.

US House Committee Requests Epstein 'Birthday Book' from His Estate

A US House committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein's crimes has subpoenaed a file known as the "birthday book," which is believed to contain notes from his associates, as part of their inquiry into the financier's illegal activities.

Video platform Kick investigated over streamer's death

The French government is investigating and suing the video platform Kick following the death of Raphaël Graven, a streamer known as Jean Pormanove.

Australia accuses Iran of directing antisemitic attacks on cafe and synagogue

Australia has expelled Iran's ambassador after intelligence agencies accused Iran of orchestrating antisemitic attacks on a cafe and synagogue. This decision highlights escalating tensions and Australia's stance against foreign interference linked to hate crimes.

South Korea's charm offensive and other takeaways from Trump meeting

Ahead of President Lee’s visit to the White House, there were concerns in Seoul that the meeting with Trump might become tense. However, South Korea aimed to use a charm offensive to secure favorable outcomes amid rising anxieties about the diplomatic encounter.

Founder of Mexico's Sinaloa cartel 'El Mayo' enters guilty plea

Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, founder of Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, was arrested in July 2024. He has entered a guilty plea and is scheduled to be sentenced in the coming months.

Lil Nas X pleads not guilty to four felony charges after LA arrest

Rapper Montero Lamar Hill, known as Lil Nas X, was arrested last week in Los Angeles while walking the streets in his underwear. He has pleaded not guilty to four felony charges related to the incident.

Five journalists among 20 killed in Israeli double strike on hospital

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the deadly double strike on a hospital, which killed 20 including five journalists, as a "tragic mishap" and vowed a "thorough investigation" into the incident.

First human case of flesh-eating screwworm parasite confirmed in US

A patient returning to the US from El Salvador was diagnosed with New World screwworm myiasis, marking the first confirmed human case of this flesh-eating parasite in the country, according to authorities.

Jerry Adler, who starred in The Sopranos, dies aged 96

Jerry Adler, known for his role in The Sopranos, began acting in his early 60s after a 30-year career behind the scenes on Broadway. He passed away at the age of 96.

Trump threatens to deploy troops to Baltimore to 'clean up' crime

Trump threatened to send troops to Baltimore to address crime, sparking criticism from Democrats. Opponents, including a governor, labeled the move an "abuse of power," opposing military involvement in domestic law enforcement.

Three sisters drown in migrant boat in Mediterranean, rescuers say

Rescuers described "sheer horror" when survivors discovered that three sisters, aged 9, 11, and 17, had died after their migrant boat capsized in the Mediterranean.

France summons US envoy over antisemitism claims

France rejects accusations of inadequately addressing rising antisemitism linked to the Gaza conflict. The French government summoned the US envoy to discuss these claims, emphasizing its commitment to combating antisemitism amidst the recent tensions.

Who is Dezi Freeman, the 'sovereign citizen' wanted for killing police?

Dezi Freeman, a conspiracy theorist and self-identified "sovereign citizen," is wanted for killing police officers. He previously attempted to arrest a magistrate and prosecute a state premier for treason, highlighting his extreme anti-government actions and beliefs.

The battle to save China's rare snub-nosed monkey

The BBC gained exclusive access to a remote area where scientists are working tirelessly to protect China's rare snub-nosed monkey. Efforts focus on conservation and preventing the species' extinction amidst environmental challenges.

Wasp 'riding a broomstick' wows photography judges

Bidyut Kalita's photo of a wasp seemingly "riding a broomstick" was highly commended in this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, highlighting its unique and captivating perspective.

Russia outsmarts France with nuclear power move in Niger

A proposal for Russia to build a nuclear plant in Niger highlights Moscow's strategic influence in Africa, challenging France's traditional dominance. While the project may not materialize, the move signals Russia's intent to expand its geopolitical reach through energy partnerships in the region.

Child Sex Abuse Victim Begs Elon Musk to Remove Links to Her Images

A BBC investigation reveals that images of a US child sex abuse victim are being traded worldwide by an operator in Indonesia. The victim is pleading with Elon Musk to remove links to these images to help stop their circulation.

Taiwan is preparing for a Chinese attack but its people don't think war is coming soon

Taiwan is boosting its defense capabilities amid tensions with China. However, most Taiwanese remain skeptical about the likelihood of an imminent Chinese invasion, believing war is unlikely in the near future.

Does the US president have the power to sack a Federal Reserve governor?

President Trump criticized Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, raising questions about presidential authority over Fed officials. While the president can appoint governors, removing them is restricted and usually requires cause. The incident highlights tensions around Fed independence and the limits of executive power in overseeing central bank officials.

'How will I pay workers?': Indian factories hit hard by Trump's 50% tariffs

BBC correspondents report from Indian export hubs where steep 50% US tariffs are severely impacting factory owners. Many businesses face declining orders and profits, struggling to pay workers and sustain operations amidst mounting financial pressure caused by the trade barriers.

Inside Donetsk as residents flee attacks on Ukrainian region Putin wants to control

Quentin Sommerville reports from eastern Ukraine, where volunteers are evacuating residents amid ongoing drone attacks. The area, targeted by Russian forces seeking control, faces intense conflict as civilians flee to safety.

A cut-off finger ended her comfortable family life. Now she's hiding from US officials

Donald Trump designated certain cartels as terrorist organizations, yet victims of these cartels remain in hiding. The brutal violence and threats from cartels force survivors into secrecy, fearing retaliation despite official measures aimed at combating these groups.

How Russia is quietly trying to win over the world beyond the West

Over the past three years, Russian state-backed channel RT has broadened its global reach, aiming to influence audiences beyond Western countries through expanded international presence and media efforts.

What is behind the passion of Love Island USA's Nigerian fanbase?

Nigerians showed strong enthusiasm and influence during this year's Love Island USA, boosting the show's popularity. However, their passionate involvement also sparked tensions within the broader fanbase, highlighting cultural clashes and differing fan expectations.

Monsoon rains happen every year. So why do so many die in Pakistan?

Since June, monsoon rains in Pakistan have caused at least 750 deaths. Despite being an annual event, the high fatality rate highlights challenges such as inadequate infrastructure and preparedness, making the floods especially deadly each year.

My trip to North Korea's 'Benidorm' - flanked by guards and full of rules

Anastasia, an early Russian visitor to North Korea's new resort, describes pristine beaches, hearty meals, and a highly controlled environment with strict rules and constant guard presence.

Prison conduct, remorse and contraband: What we learned from Menendez parole hearings

The parole hearings for the Menendez brothers highlighted key factors influencing the decision to deny their release, including their prison behavior, expressions of remorse, and possession of contraband such as phones and candles. These elements collectively impacted the parole board's determination to keep them incarcerated.

Videos show impact of Trump's crackdown in one Washington DC neighborhood

Residents of Columbia Heights in Washington, DC, report a rise in immigration arrests following President Trump's intensified crime crackdown, highlighting its local impact.

How the double strike on Gaza's Nasser Hospital unfolded

BBC Verify examined footage from the attack on Gaza's Nasser Hospital, reconstructing the timeline and details of the double strike. Their analysis sheds light on the sequence of events and the impact of the strikes, providing a clearer understanding of what happened during and after the incident.

Watch: 'Please give me an invite' - Americans react to Taylor Swift's engagement

Taylor Swift, who has been dating Travis Kelce for two years, recently announced their engagement. The news came less than two weeks after she revealed a new album, sparking widespread public excitement and reactions.

Israeli hostage families and demonstrators hold day of protests

Families of hostages held by Hamas are organizing marches, rallies, and demonstrations across Israel to demand action and raise awareness about their loved ones' plight.

Watch: Moment massive dust storm surges through Arizona

A massive dust storm, or haboob, driven by thunderstorm winds swept through Arizona's Pinal County, creating dramatic and hazardous conditions.

Watch: Trump says he wants to meet Kim Jong Un

Trump told South Korean President Lee Jae Myung that he plans to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in the "appropriate future," signaling potential diplomatic engagement.

Ukraine's naval band joins Scots Guards for joint performance

Ukraine's naval band and the Scots Guards performed together at Buckingham Palace to celebrate Ukraine's 34th Independence Day. The joint musical event highlighted the friendship and solidarity between the two nations.

French helicopter crew survive crash into lake

A French helicopter crew survived after their aircraft crashed into a lake while attempting to collect water to combat wildfires.

Hongkongers squawk-off in city's first bird call contest

Bird enthusiasts in Hong Kong dressed up and competed by mimicking rhythmic bird calls on stage. The event aimed to raise awareness about bird conservation and engage the public in wildlife protection efforts.

Watch: Solar-powered cars start epic Australian outback race

Thirty-four teams worldwide are competing in the 2025 Bridgestone World Solar Challenge, a race across the Australian outback featuring solar-powered cars.

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts creating lava fountain

Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island began erupting on August 22, releasing fresh lava, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.

Grants, loans, tax relief… what it means economically for a community to be declared an emergency zone

The declaration of a community as an emergency zone allows the Government, through the Council of Ministers, to implement economic aid, grants, loans, and tax exemptions aimed at supporting those affected by the situation.

Firefighters and Forest Rangers Facing the Wave of Fires: "On the Front Line, You Feel Very Small Before the Flames"

Firefighters and forest rangers warn about an unprecedented wave of fires, describing their work as a "war front" due to the virulence and severity of the fires they face on the front line.

Is it prohibited to clean and clear the forests in Spain?

The national Forest Law establishes that the owners of lands, properties, and forests are directly responsible for their cleaning and maintenance, so it is not prohibited to clean and clear them; rather, it is an obligation to prevent fires and preserve the environment.

Fifteen fires remain active, some in Lugo and León with "unfavorable" erratic behavior

Fifteen wildfires remain active, mainly in Castilla y León, with ten in León and Zamora. Additionally, there are three in Asturias and two in the provinces of Orense and Lugo, where their erratic behavior makes control difficult.

Two members of the Army seriously injured after their vehicle collides with a truck in Ourense

Two members of the Army were seriously injured after their vehicle collided with a truck in Ourense. The news occurs in the context of active forest fires mainly affecting Castilla y León, Asturias, and Galicia.

The relocation of 4,000 migrant minors: this is the process to ease the overcrowding in the Canary Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla

The Government will transfer 4,000 unaccompanied foreign minors from the Canary Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla to other regions within a maximum period of 15 days, according to the protocol to decongest these overcrowded territories.

Trump Calls for Death Penalty for Those Who Commit Murder in Washington: "We Have No Other Option"

Trump proposed implementing the death penalty for those who commit murders in Washington as part of his plan to combat crime in the city. He believes this measure is necessary due to the severity of the situation.

The hospitality industry is going through a "difficult" season: "People come, but they don’t have money to spend"

The restaurant sector says this summer has been weak due to high holiday prices, which causes customers to come but have little money to spend.

Ed Gein: the monster who wanted to become his mother

Ed Gein, born in 1906, was a murderer who inspired iconic characters in film and literature, such as those in Psycho and The Silence of the Lambs.

Taylor Swift Marries Travis Kelce After Nearly Two Years of Relationship

Taylor Swift announced on her social media that she will marry Travis Kelce after nearly two years of dating, sharing the happy news with her followers.

Who is Travis Kelce, the NFL star and three-time champion who will marry Taylor Swift

Travis Kelce, tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs and three-time NFL champion, will marry Taylor Swift, one of the most globally recognized artists.

Manuel de la Calva, of the Dúo Dinámico, Dies Due to Pulmonary Fibrosis

Manuel de la Calva, member of the Dúo Dinámico, passed away due to pulmonary fibrosis. The news was confirmed by Ramón Arcusa, the other member of the group, on the duo’s official X account.

Julio Iglesias says goodbye in an emotional letter to Manuel de la Calva: "Your music will remain eternally in our lives"

Julio Iglesias published an emotional letter on Instagram to say goodbye to his friend and partner Manuel de la Calva, highlighting that his music will remain eternally in the lives of his followers.

The tragedy of Natalia Nagovitsyna, trapped at 7,000 meters altitude, and her fateful rescue attempts

Natalia Nagovitsyna, the Russian mountaineer, became trapped at 7,000 meters on Peak Pobeda, her final 7,000-meter peak to earn the Snow Leopard title. The rescue attempts have been fateful, and she has not yet been evacuated.

She divorces after being diagnosed with cancer and ends up sleeping with 200 men before dying

Molly Kochan shared on her best friend's podcast how, after her cancer diagnosis, she got divorced and decided to live life to the fullest, having relationships with 200 men before passing away.

Verónica Echegui made one of her most special films with Sam Claflin, who mourns her death: "Fuck you, cancer"

Sam Claflin, actor from 'The Hunger Games' and Verónica Echegui's co-star in 'The Book of Love', mourned her passing on social media, expressing his pain and dedicating an emotional farewell.

How Verónica Echegui Passed the Casting to Become Juani and Rose to Fame Championing "Chonis"

Verónica Echegui stood out among numerous applicants in a massive casting, securing the lead role in Bigas Luna's "Yo soy la Juani," which catapulted her to fame and made her a symbol advocating for the "choni" culture.

Daniel Guzmán talks about the illness of the Madrid actress: "I kept it a secret, she asked me for discretion"

Daniel Guzmán revealed that he knew about the illness of the Madrid actress with whom he worked in her final stage, but he respected her wish to keep it secret and confidential.

Álex García, "completely devastated" at the wake of his ex, Verónica Echegui: "He hasn't left her side"

Álex García, Verónica Echegui's ex-partner until summer 2023, was present at her wake. Despite his sadness and not leaving her side, he managed to avoid being seen by the media.

First images of Álex García, Verónica Echegui's ex-partner, at the actress's final farewell

Álex García has been seen for the first time saying goodbye to Verónica Echegui, his ex-partner and friend, spending several hours by the actress's coffin in her final farewell.

More storms and rain in Spain: five provinces activate orange alert

The haze will affect the Balearic Islands and the Mediterranean coast, while temperatures will drop in most of the country. Five provinces have activated the orange alert due to the intense storms and rain forecasted.

Two arrested for the assault on the deceased parking attendant: the victim tried to apprehend them for running over a woman

Two people were arrested after fatally assaulting a parking attendant on August 9 in front of the General University Hospital. The victim tried to stop the attackers for running over a woman before the fatal attack.

The Mayor of Paterna del Campo’s Dog Poisoned After Bullfighting Event Canceled: "Sick People"

The dog of the mayor of Paterna del Campo was poisoned following the cancellation of the release of young bulls, an event not authorized by the Junta of Andalusia. The incident has caused outrage and led to labeling those responsible as “sick people.”

Never Have So Many Journalists Died in the Line of Duty: The Israeli Invasion of Gaza is the Deadliest Conflict for Them

Since October 2023, the Israeli invasion of Gaza has caused the death of at least 246 journalists, making it the deadliest conflict for media professionals, especially following the recent attack on a hospital.

Trump retracts and now says there will be no "conclusive end" to the war between Israel and Hamas

The US president previously stated that the war between Israel and Hamas would have an outcome in two or three weeks, but now he retracts that and says there will be no "conclusive end" to the conflict.

Israel defends the attack on Nasser hospital due to the presence of a camera placed by Hamas

The Israeli army justifies the attack on Nasser hospital by alleging that Hamas had installed a camera to monitor Israeli troops and coordinate terrorist attacks from the site.

Ukraine Launches Surprise Counterattacks Against Russia in an Attempt to Halt Its Advance in Donetsk

Ukrainian forces carried out surprise counterattacks this weekend, managing to recapture four localities in Donetsk to slow down the Russian advance in the region.

Russia denounces that Ukraine and its "European sponsors" want to annul the Alaska agreements

Russian Deputy Minister Mikhail Galuzin stated in Moscow, during a meeting with Turkish Ambassador Tanju Bilgic, that Ukraine and its European allies are seeking to invalidate the Alaska agreements.

Danna Ponce shows her partner’s surprising reaction upon finding out about her third pregnancy: "But you already had your period!"

Danna Ponce revealed her partner’s unexpected reaction upon learning about her third pregnancy. The influencer clarified that this pregnancy was unplanned and that they already have a child together.

Venezuela warns that the U.S. plans to send "warships" to its coasts and announces a military deployment

Venezuela's Defense Minister, Vladimir Padrino López, announced the deployment of major ships in Caribbean waters, warning about a possible dispatch of U.S. warships to its coasts.

A family sneaks into the wolf enclosure in Cabárceno and is filmed by a 'TikToker'

Cantur, the company that manages the park, handed over a video to the Civil Guard showing a family entering the wolf enclosure in Cabárceno, in order to identify those involved and file a complaint.

Mountaineer from Manresa Found Dead in the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park

A mountaineer from Manresa was found lifeless in the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park. The Civil Guard transported him to the Provincial Hospital of Huesca, where his death was confirmed.

The Radical 'Look' Change of Alcaraz: "My Brother Misunderstood the Machine"

The Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz surprised everyone with a radical image change, sporting a militarized style in his match against Opelka. In a press conference, he explained that the transformation was due to a misunderstanding with his brother about how the hair-cutting machine worked.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica dedicates its issue 127 to the 'Alfabeta Generation', exploring how to achieve well-being in a hyperconnected environment. It addresses the challenges of excessive screen use and the importance of developing balanced digital skills to live better in the digital age.

Chris Martin of Coldplay Speaks Out About the 'Kiss Cam' Controversy: "When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade"

Chris Martin joked about the incident in which Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot, executives at Astronomer, were caught cheating on their partners during a kiss cam segment.

Will Madrid Become a Cycling 'Paradise'? The Community Proposes Deploying 387 Kilometers of Bike Lanes

The Community of Madrid plans to expand its network of bike lanes to 387 km, surpassing the 250 km promised in 2021. This deployment aims to turn Madrid into a cycling 'paradise,' facilitating sustainable and safe mobility in the city.

The autopsy rules out violent death of the National Police sub-inspector found dead

The body of the National Police sub-inspector was found at his home with bruises on the face and body. However, the autopsy has ruled out that his death was violent.

Michu's will revealed and his sister reacts upon learning who will inherit

Michu's will, revealed by Tino Torrubiano on 'TardeAR', includes a house, a car, and a motorcycle. Michu's sister has reacted upon learning who the inheritance is intended for.

France Returns Three Colonial-Era Skulls to Madagascar, Including One Attributed to a King

France has returned three colonial-era skulls to Madagascar, which were held at the Natural History Museum in Paris. One of the skulls is attributed to a Malagasy king, marking an important gesture in the restitution of cultural heritage.

A Tapas Route through Gredos: the story of a unique landscape told through the appetizer

A gastronomic journey blending tradition and innovation aims to revive hope in the Gredos mountains following devastating wildfires in Spain.

How to know if a gas station is located next to the highway? The key is in the sign

When driving on highways and expressways in Spain, it is common to need to refuel. To identify if a gas station is next to the highway, it is essential to pay attention to the informational signs, which indicate the location and distance of nearby service stations, making it easier to make safe and efficient stops at well-known stations.

Turkish Minister of Transport fined for recording himself driving at 255 km/h and posting it on social media

The Turkish Minister of Transport was fined 9,267 lira (about 194 euros) after recording himself driving at 255 km/h and publishing the video on social media.

Rafa Nadal opens up: "I allow myself indulgences almost daily. I really like milk chocolate"

Rafa Nadal shares details about his current life in a podcast, stepping away from the tennis courts. He admits to treating himself almost every day, highlighting his fondness for milk chocolate.

Anabel Pantoja announces, excited, the beginning of a new chapter: "Many emotions, but happy"

Anabel Pantoja has excitedly announced that she is starting a new chapter in her life, sharing on social media her decision to move from Gran Canaria. She expresses feeling many emotions, but declares herself happy with this change.

Trump issues another tariff threat as he revives the conflict over the Google tax

Trump threatens to impose "substantial" tariffs and restrict the sale of chips to countries that do not eliminate digital taxes or regulations that harm U.S. tech companies.

Blake Lively Returns After 'Breaking the Circle': This Is Her New Romantic Movie

Blake Lively achieved great box office success with the adaptation of Colleen Hoover's novel, although her triumph was overshadowed by the controversy sparked by a confrontation with Justin Baldoni.

The controversial 'look' of Kim Kardashian's 12-year-old daughter that has sparked debate

North West, Kim Kardashian's daughter, caused controversy by wearing a tight black corset, miniskirt, wig, and high boots, a style uncommon for a 12-year-old girl.

Glucose control, one of the keys to avoiding complications during pregnancy

Gynecologist Santiago Novoa from Policlínica Gipuzkoa highlights the importance of controlling glucose to prevent complications during pregnancy, ensuring the health of both the mother and the baby.

China develops the first VTOL drone that turns a warship into an airbase

China has developed the first jet-powered VTOL drone, an innovation that allows a warship to be transformed into a mobile airbase, expanding its military and operational capabilities.

The Majestic Castles of Germany That Are World Heritage Sites

UNESCO added 26 new sites to its World Heritage list, highlighting among them impressive castles located in Germany, recognized for their historical and architectural value.

From Ready Meals to Home-Delivered Menus: Convenience Gains Ground in Households

A German company has found an ideal niche by offering home-delivered menus for people with little time to cook, highlighting the growing demand for convenient and quick options in households.

Is it legal for a new car to be sold without airbags in Spain?

In Spain, airbags are essential for road safety and their effectiveness has been proven in accidents. Legislation requires that new cars comply with safety standards that include protective systems such as airbags, so selling a new car without airbags is not legal.

Manuel de la Calva dies: half of the Dúo Dinámico that provided the soundtrack to the guateque

Manuel de la Calva, member of the Dúo Dinámico, passed away this Tuesday at the age of 88 at the Anderson Hospital in Madrid, as confirmed by his artistic partner Ramón Arcusa.

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 from among 20 finalists, selected after a first phase where readers chose the two best beaches from each coastline. Voting to select the winner is open until September 15.

Decathlon does not give away a camping set for your last days of vacation: it's a scam

A phishing scam uses Decathlon's name to deceive users and steal their personal and banking information through fake offers of camping sets.

The Best Beach Bars on the Beaches of Murcia: From National Cuisine to International Touches

Discover the best beach bars on the beaches of Murcia, from Águilas to Cartagena, offering a unique combination of national and international cuisine, highlighting the beauty and flavor of the Costa Cálida.

Lightening Hair with Lemon: Myth or Reality? The Side Effects of This Viral Summer Trend

Using lemon to lighten hair is a popular method but comes with side effects. This natural trick can lighten hair when exposed to sunlight, but it also dries out and damages the scalp, causing irritation and fragility. Caution and moderate use are recommended to avoid damage, as it is not a professional or guaranteed lightening treatment.

The Delirium of Puerto Hurraco: 35 Years Since the Massacre

In the Puerto Hurraco massacre, which shocked Spain, 9 people died. The crime was motivated by hatred, revenge, and a shared psychosis among those involved.

The Bank of Spain quantified the contribution of immigration to national wealth praised by Christine Lagarde

The Bank of Spain, led by José Luis Escrivá, estimated that GDP per capita has increased by 2.9% annually over the past three years, highlighting the positive contribution of immigration to national wealth, an aspect also valued by Christine Lagarde.

This is the Meaning of a Guardia Civil Officer Carrying a Yellow Pennant

Guardia Civil officers in Spain occasionally carry yellow pennants in the form of small flags. Although it is rare to see them on the roads, these signals have a special meaning that is important to know.

A young man injured by a stabbing refuses medical assistance after the assault

A young man was injured by a stabbing in the early hours of Tuesday in Plaza de la Magdalena, in the historic center. Despite the severity, he refused medical assistance after the assault. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Robberies, Burns, and Fainting: The Troubled Trip to Malaysia of Four Spanish Friends

Four Spanish friends faced multiple setbacks during their trip to Malaysia, including robberies, burns, and fainting spells, turning the experience into a series of unfortunate incidents, although the trip was not yet over.

Alfredo Duro's mishap in the San Sebastián de los Reyes running of the bulls: trampled by an ox

Alfredo Duro, contributor to 'El Chiringuito', was gored by an ox during the running of the bulls in San Sebastián de los Reyes. He was left lying on the ground with a bloodied face after the accident that occurred this Monday.

How Much Does a Penguin Spend: The Portable Air Conditioners Many Have Chosen This Summer

Portable air conditioners have become a popular option in summer due to their practicality. These devices offer immediate cooling and ease of use, adapting to different spaces without the need for fixed installation. Their energy consumption is moderate, making them an efficient alternative to fight the heat.

Two Tricks to Contest a Speeding Ticket Detected by a Radar in Spain

The DGT has more than 2,000 radars on Spanish roads. To contest a speeding ticket, it is important to know some tricks and recommendations that can help revoke the imposed sanction.

Recipe of the Day | Savory Chicken, Potato, and Cheese Donuts: The Most Original Bite

Crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside, these savory donuts filled with chicken, potato, and cheese offer an irresistible combination that delights everyone.

'Survivors All Stars' already has a premiere date: the day the contestants will jump from the helicopter

The new edition of 'Survivors All Stars' will begin on Thursday, September 4th on Telecinco, marking the start of the adventure when the contestants jump from the helicopter.

Spanish Álex Mumbrú, basketball coach of Germany, hospitalized

Álex Mumbrú, Spanish coach of the German basketball national team, has been hospitalized and will not be able to participate in the team's debut at the EuroBasket scheduled for this Wednesday.

The White House's Reason for Justifying the Makeup on Trump's Hands

President Trump shows purple marks on his hands that he tries to hide with makeup. The White House has provided unconventional explanations to justify these spots, but they fail to convince everyone.

Chandler chooses the fighter with the best chances of beating Topuria

The former Bellator champion, after losing by TKO to Paddy Pimblett, has suffered three consecutive defeats and has chosen the fighter with the best chances of beating Topuria.

Tsarukyan talks about Topuria's return: "He wants to come back in January or February"

The Armenian fighter Topuria aims to finish a fight beforehand to face Paddy Pimblett in October or November but plans to return in January or February.

Spain is Burning and the Pattern Repeats

The narrative management of the crisis in Spain follows a five-phase pattern: observation and delay, a call to effort by the authorities, identification of a culpable discontent, intervention of aligned experts, and finally the consolidation of the official narrative.

Decisive Autumn

After the historic fires, the political course is reactivated, focusing on urgent responses and long-term strategies to address and prevent future disasters.

Political Embarrassment

Faced with a dramatic situation, those involved preferred to exchange accusations and display their shortcomings rather than seek solutions and live together civilly.

Joseba Solozabal, the Transgression of Local Television

Joseba Solozabal is a prominent presenter on Basque television, known for his close and transgressive approach, despite not being part of the public broadcaster EITB.

A New Forming Exoplanet Discovered Orbiting a Young Sun-like Star

A forming exoplanet approximately five million years old has been discovered orbiting a young star similar to the Sun, providing valuable data on the early stages of planetary formation.

Criticism of Snoop Dogg after saying he is "scared" to go to the movies with his grandson since seeing the kiss between two girls

Snoop Dogg expressed his concern about the inclusion of LGBT characters in children's movies, stating on the podcast 'It's Giving' that he is now "scared" to go to the movies with his grandson after seeing a scene with a kiss between two girls, which sparked criticism on social media.

Trump announces that Meta will invest 50 billion dollars in its AI data center in Louisiana

Meta announced an investment of 50 billion dollars in its artificial intelligence data center in Louisiana, an amount five times greater than the estimate from a few months ago.

Four Arrested for False Registrations to Obtain DNI and Residence Cards in Melilla

The National Police arrested four individuals in Melilla for alleged false registrations used to illegally obtain the DNI (National Identity Document) and residence cards. Investigations revealed that these fraudulent registrations provided official documentation to people who did not meet legal requirements, involving both administrative and criminal offenses.

Former Chinese Government Official Sentenced to Death for Embezzling Approximately 43 Million Euros

Liu Xingtai, a former Chinese official convicted of embezzling approximately 43 million euros, has been sentenced to death with a two-year suspension.

Patricia Pardo cuts the connection with the mother of a young man murdered in Málaga: "It's not natural to ask her anything"

Patricia Pardo interrupted the live broadcast connection with the mother of a young man murdered in Málaga, stating that she needed to rest, and commented that it was not natural to ask her questions at that moment.

A firefighter's complaint on 'Malas lenguas': "The Junta of Castilla y León hires inexperienced personnel"

A firefighter reported on 'Malas lenguas' that the Junta of Castilla y León hires inexperienced personnel, offering them only an eight-hour theoretical course and eight hours of practical training, which he considers insufficient for forestry work.

Quarrel between David Alemán and a squatter allegedly in charge of a brothel: "Do you take us for fools?"

Carlos Segarra has stated that the squatter, allegedly responsible for a brothel, should lose his residence permit and be deported to his country.

Juan, from Los Chunguitos, deeply affected by the death of Manuel de la Calva: "It has hurt me a lot"

Juan, a member of Los Chunguitos, expressed being deeply affected by the death of Manuel de la Calva, stating that it has been a very hard blow for him.

This is how Marta Solano said goodbye to Canal 24h: "I leave with excitement, thank you all"

Marta Solano said goodbye to Canal 24h expressing her excitement for new projects and thanking everyone for the support received during her time at the channel.

Rosa and Manu tie for the 57th time after nearly 200 face-offs on 'Pasapalabra'

Rosa and Manu tied with 22 correct answers each, thus avoiding having to compete for 'The Blue Chair' in the next episode of 'Pasapalabra'.

Rubén Torres, new confirmed contestant of 'Supervivientes All Stars'

Rubén Torres, known for being the contestant with the most leader necklaces in the history of 'Supervivientes', has been confirmed as a new participant in 'Supervivientes All Stars'.

'I Will Resist,' the song by Dúo Dinámico turned into an anthem during the pandemic

Manuel de la Calva, member of Dúo Dinámico and author of the iconic song "I Will Resist," passed away this Tuesday at the age of 88 at Anderson Hospital in Madrid. The song became an anthem of strength during the pandemic.

The Story of the Dúo Dinámico at Eurovision: They Composed 'La la, la', the Song with Which Massiel Won in 1968

The Dúo Dinámico composed "La la, la," which Massiel performed and with which she won Eurovision in 1968, marking a milestone in Spain's history in the contest.

Nicki Nicole's Reflection After Her Relationship with Lamine Yamal Is Confirmed: "There Is Life After Pain"

Nicki Nicole celebrates her 25th birthday by reflecting on Instagram about the importance of living her life and respecting her own pace, highlighting that she has learned to do so after overcoming difficult moments.

Miley Cyrus dedicates a song to her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, on his 63rd birthday

Miley Cyrus dedicated the song "Secrets," created together with Fleetwood Mac, to her father Billy Ray Cyrus on his 63rd birthday.

Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles, friendship or something more?: couple spotted walking through the streets of downtown Rome

Rumors about Zoë Kravitz and Austin Butler seem to be a thing of the past, as Zoë and Harry Styles have now been seen together walking through Rome, sparking speculation about a possible new relationship.

Beatriz Trapote opens up about her father's illness: "The cancer is extensive and cannot be operated on"

Beatriz Trapote's 72-year-old father was admitted to the hospital in March due to pneumonia, but after several diagnoses, it was confirmed that he has advanced lung cancer that cannot be operated on.

Gabriela Guillén Defends Bertín Osborne After Controversy with His Son: "It's Understandable That He Got Angry"

Gabriela Guillén defends Bertín Osborne, clarifying that the singer did not get paid for the exclusive, as the money is for his son and not for him or her. She points out that it is understandable that Bertín got angry amid the controversy.

Augusto Algueró, son of Carmen Sevilla, on the condition of his mother’s tomb: "I have not wanted to put her name on the tombstone"

Augusto Algueró, son of Carmen Sevilla, clarified that his mother’s tomb is not neglected and that it was his personal decision not to include Carmen Sevilla’s name on the tombstone.

Amador Mohedano updates his health status after shocking images of his transformation come to light

Amador Mohedano has lost 12 kilos following a medical procedure. Currently, his diet is limited to broths, soups, and purées as he recovers.

Marta López Álamo’s Latest Cosmetic Touch to Change Her Smile: "I Felt Like I Had Too Much Mouth"

The influencer Marta López Álamo shared on Instagram her decision to enhance her smile, explaining that she felt she had "too much mouth" and wanted to improve the dental design to feel more comfortable with her image.

Xokas erupts against Juan Guarnizo for claiming that Ibai's 'La Velada' "is not made for a Latin audience"

Xokas responded angrily to Juan Guarnizo's statements, who claimed that Ibai's 'La Velada' is not aimed at the Latin audience, following the success of the boxing event between streamers 'Supernova Strikes' in Mexico.

Family vacations: Is there an age at which we should stop traveling with our parents?

Family vacations are key to strengthening bonds and creating memories. There is no exact age to stop traveling with parents; it depends on personal relationships and preferences. Traveling together can continue to be valuable even in adulthood, promoting connection and family well-being.

The Incredible Images of a Meteorite Crossing the Sky over Japan

A bright meteorite streaked across the sky over Kyushu, Japan, being visible from various points on the island. This phenomenon, a fireball caused by particles burning in the atmosphere, went viral on social media, capturing the attention of experts and onlookers.

Dogs, Cats, and a Dwarf Rabbit: Pets Also Suffer Eviction Due to the Fire

More than nine thousand people have been evacuated because of the forest fire in Porto (Zamora), along with their pets, including dogs, cats, and a dwarf rabbit. The Benavente Business Center has been set up to accommodate evacuees from various towns, also providing shelter for their animals, who have experienced disruption to their routines due to the fire affecting the Sanabria Lake natural park and the nearby mountain ranges.

Ben Turner surprises in the sprint to win the fourth stage of La Vuelta and Gaudu takes the lead

Ben Turner surprisingly won the fourth stage of La Vuelta in a sprint finish. David Gaudu moved up 17 positions ahead of Vingegaard and took the red leader's jersey.

Teams and drivers of the 2026 F1 season: open seats, potential signings, and the Cadillac duo

The 2026 F1 season will be crucial due to technical changes affecting the 11 teams. There will be several open seats and potential signings, in addition to the anticipated entry of the Cadillac duo, marking a phase of significant moves and renewals in the sport.

The Superstars of Eurobasket 2025: Jokic, Doncic, Antetokounmpo... and Spain’s Only NBA Player

The best basketball players, including Jokic, Doncic, and Antetokounmpo, are preparing to compete in Eurobasket 2025. Spain will have its only NBA representative, highlighting the high quality of the European tournament.

Sinner Crushes Kopriva in the First Round of the US Open and Sets Out to Defend the Title

The Italian tennis player, current world number one, easily defeated Kopriva in the first round of the US Open and will face Alexei Popyrin in the second round.

Bayer Leverkusen announces the signing of Lucas Vázquez, former Madrid player, until 2027

The former Spanish defender Lucas Vázquez, after saying goodbye to Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu, has been announced as the new signing for Bayer Leverkusen, with a contract until 2027.

A Gene Therapy with a Spanish Stamp Manages to Reverse Alzheimer's: "It's Something Radical"

Developed by the Cajal Institute and Tetraneuron, this gene therapy has managed to reverse Alzheimer's in preclinical models. It is now being prepared for human trials and its application is also being studied for Parkinson's, glaucoma, and brain aging.

Social organizations demand an investigation into the death of a man with cerebral palsy in an illegal center

ASPACE condemns the death of a 34-year-old man with cerebral palsy in an illegal center in Madrid and calls for a thorough investigation. They denounce the lack of regulations in some centers and demand greater protection for vulnerable people in unauthorized residences.

Andrea Lozano, known as 'Lolito Epiléptico': "Epilepsy controlled my life, but now I decide"

Andrea Lozano, awarded the SEN Epilepsy Prize, stands out for her work as a health agent and advocate for epilepsy awareness. She states that sharing her experience is essential to not feel trapped by the illness, and now she takes control of her life.

Begoña Dacal, with Friedrich's ataxia and surrounded by burnt forests: "I was alone and didn't know what to do"

Begoña Dacal, who suffers from Friedrich's ataxia, faced a severe challenge when trapped alone amid burning forests. After recently enduring pneumonia, she struggled with breathing difficulties due to the toxic smoke, feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to act in the dangerous situation.

The type of school can push annual expenses above 8,200 euros

According to the OCU, school expenses per child vary depending on the type of school: €1,221 in public schools, €3,444 in semi-private (charter) schools, and €8,283 in private schools, with an annual increase ranging from 1% to 4%.

CAF's Largest Contract at Risk Again in Belgium: NGOs Oppose Due to Its Business with Israel

Several NGOs are calling for the suspension of CAF's contract worth up to 3 billion euros in Belgium due to its commercial ties with Israel, creating uncertainty about the future of the agreement.

After the 'Return Operation'... now it's time to fill the fridge: legumes, fruits, and meat more expensive and stars in the shopping basket

The prices of legumes, fruits, and meat have increased, becoming the main items in the shopping basket, while the prices of olive oil, yogurts, and fresh fish have decreased since January, with drops of 34.2%, 2.5%, and 6.2% respectively.

Those affected by the fires can exchange damaged banknotes for new ones at the Bank of Spain

The Bank of Spain allows those affected by the fires to exchange damaged banknotes for new ones at any branch. The amount of the exchange can also be credited directly to the account holder's current account.

Trump Media partners with Crypto.com to create a crypto-financial partnership

Trump Media and Crypto.com have formed a partnership focused on the purchase and holding of the CRO token, aiming to strengthen their presence in the crypto-financial sector.

Lagarde says that the good performance of the Spanish economy "is largely due to immigration"

The ECB president emphasized that immigration has been key to the Spanish economy, as foreign workers have contributed to nearly half of the employment growth in the past three years.

Netflix surprisingly cancels its own 'Yellowstone' after just one season despite good reviews

The creator Kevin Williamson expressed sadness following the cancellation of 'Aguas Turbias,' a thriller starring Holt McCallany, Melissa Benoist, Maria Bello, and Topher Grace, despite its good reviews on Netflix.

Matthew McConaughey returns with the creator of 'True Detective' on Netflix: the most sought-after project

Netflix has won the bid against Amazon and Apple for the new untitled series that will reunite Matthew McConaughey with the creator of 'True Detective'.

Amy Madigan Stayed Seated: When the 'Weapons' Actress Gave a Lesson in Dignity at the Oscars

Veteran actress Amy Madigan has revitalized her career thanks to her role as Aunt Gladys in Zach Cregger's new film, considered the big surprise of the summer.

Paul Mescal is the Young Shakespeare: This is the Trailer and First Images of 'Hamnet'

Chloé Zhao adapts Maggie O'Farrell's bestseller for the big screen, exploring Shakespeare's family and the origin of 'Hamlet.' Paul Mescal stars in this highly anticipated production, which already features an official trailer and images.

Trailer of 'The Woman in Cabin 10' with Keira Knightley and the Netflix Release Date

Netflix released the first trailer of 'The Woman in Cabin 10', starring Keira Knightley. The plot revolves around a witness to a murder, a missing corpse, and a luxury cruise full of suspects.

Kick, the platform that broadcasted the death of streamer Jean Pormanove, bans Spaniards Simón Pérez and Silvia Charro

Simón Pérez and Silvia Charro, known for their viral 2017 video about mortgages under the influence of drugs, were banned from Kick, the platform that streamed the death of streamer Jean Pormanove, after conducting extreme broadcasts.

Apple Prepares Changes to Finally Renew Its iPhone: What We Will See Over the Next Three Years

Apple plans to launch the iPhone 17 Air, a foldable model, and a special edition to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the iPhone within the next three years, marking a significant renewal of its product line.

Slim and with a large battery, this tablet is ideal for viewing before sleep

The HONOR Pad 10 offers a 12.1-inch screen with 2.5K resolution, a very slim design, and a high-capacity 10,100 mAh battery, ideal for long viewing sessions, especially before sleep. Its affordable price and mid-range features make it an attractive option.

I've been using this ultra-light HUAWEI laptop for months: I can't go back to a computer that weighs more than a kilo anymore

We test the Huawei MateBook X Pro 2024, an ultra-light 980-gram laptop with an OLED screen, Intel Core Ultra 9 processor, great performance, and battery life. Its premium design and reduced weight make it stand out. We also review its price in Spain.

Microsoft cancels one of its most controversial Copilot features in Teams due to high privacy risk

Microsoft canceled a Copilot feature in Teams that analyzed all content displayed during video calls, such as documents, web pages, and spreadsheets, due to privacy concerns and the associated high risk.

Bad weather grounds Starship for the second consecutive day, but there will be a third attempt

SpaceX canceled the Starship launch in Texas for two consecutive days due to bad weather. Elon Musk is preparing a third attempt after technical and weather-related issues have prevented the tenth test launch scheduled for 2025.

Carlos Alcaraz’s Radical 'Look' Change Isn’t the Only One: These Are the Celebrities Who Have Dared to Shave Their Heads

Carlos Alcaraz surprised with a shaved-head look on the court, but he is not the only celebrity. Several female celebrities have adopted this bold style long before, showing that short or shaved hair is a brave and increasingly common trend among public figures.

"My former rival, admirer, and now my friend forever": Serena Williams' emotional speech to Sharapova

Serena Williams delivered an emotional message to Maria Sharapova, highlighting how their rivalry on the tennis court transformed into a deep friendship off the court.

Everyone at the Table, a 'Fashion' Rental Archive That Escapes Fleeting Trends and Advocates for Inclusive Fashion

María Carreté and Ana Fort lead this creative project that offers rentals of unique pieces, from vintage haute couture to contemporary rarities, promoting sustainable fashion that avoids passing trends.

Shell Nails: The Most Ideal Beach-Inspired Manicure of the Summer

Manicures featuring sea shell designs are one of the most successful and fresh trends of the summer, perfect for those seeking a beachy and sophisticated style for their nails.

The embroidered jacket that caught all the attention at Copenhagen Fashion Week is at Zara

Zara has captured the standout trend at Copenhagen Fashion Week by launching an embroidered jacket that has drawn attention for its design, faithfully reflecting the most influential runways.

The Styles of Daniela and Martina, the Daughters of Luis Figo and Helen Svedin, on Their Vacation in Sweden That We'll Want to Wear This Summer

Daniela and Martina, daughters of Luis Figo and Helen Svedin, impress with their looks during their vacation in Sweden, combining styles that work for both summer and autumn, setting trends.

Martín Berasategui’s Potato and Ham Salad You Can Prepare in Less Than 10 Minutes

A quick and easy potato and ham salad recipe, perfect to accompany meat or fish dishes, ideal to prepare in under 10 minutes.

This is the fish that nobody knows and it’s a treasure: "It’s excellent for sushi and sashimi"

This fish, which can grow up to a meter long and has few bones, is little known but considered a delicacy. An expert highlights it as ideal for sushi and sashimi, emphasizing its underestimated culinary value.

These are the dishes you should avoid ordering when eating out, according to a restaurant owner

The owner of a restaurant advises avoiding off-menu suggestions and recommends being cautious with the ice in bars, as it may contain bacteria.

The Roadside Bar in a Navarre Farmhouse that Wins You Over with Its Dessert

Benta Miguel, a roadside bar located in a farmhouse in Navarre, stands out for its authentic traditional Navarrese cuisine and especially for its delicious desserts, which win over everyone who visits.

Eva Arguiñano: "A potato salad, to be perfect, cannot be 'drenched' in mayonnaise"

Eva Arguiñano advises using only a minimal amount of mayonnaise in potato salad, emphasizing that it should not be overly covered to achieve the perfect balance and flavor.

Mercadona announces new opening hours in all its supermarkets starting September 1

Mercadona will implement new opening hours in all its supermarkets from September 1, especially affecting openings during holidays and Sundays.

Neither Spain nor Italy: this is the country with the cleanest bathing waters in Europe

The European Union assessed water quality in its member countries and revealed that neither Spain nor Italy, well-known tourist destinations, lead in clean bathing waters. A different country tops the list, standing out for the purity of its waters in Europe.

Discover the 'Portuguese Maldives': white sandy beaches, wild nature, and plenty of tranquility

Close to Spain, the "Portuguese Maldives" offer white sandy beaches, calm waters with fish swimming at the shore, water sports, and a wild natural environment, ideal for those seeking peace and natural beauty without going too far.

The Portuguese city that is a World Heritage Site and has an aqueduct with embedded houses

This city in the Alentejo region, located 100 km from Badajoz, stands out for its cobblestone streets, white houses, and a unique aqueduct with embedded dwellings. Its heritage includes monuments from the Roman era to the Renaissance, which has earned it the status of a World Heritage Site.

What to see in Cubas de la Sagra, the Madrid town that ranked second in the 'Grand Prix 2025'

Cubas de la Sagra is a peaceful town in Madrid surrounded by olive groves and cereal fields, notable for its heritage, especially the Church of Saint Andrew the Apostle, and has achieved second place in the 'Grand Prix 2025'.

Tickets costing around 13,000 euros: Renfe's most luxurious train expands its route through several regions of Spain

The luxury train Al-Ándalus celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2026 with a route renewal, expanding its itinerary to include more Spanish regions and offer an exclusive tourist experience.

Jhamil, a Tourist at Mallorca’s Most Famous Beach: "There Are Much Better Ones"

Jhamil, a tourist at Mallorca’s most famous beach, points out that although it is a gem with turquoise and crystal-clear waters among cliffs, he believes there are much better beaches on the island.

It Looks Like Greece, But It’s in Spain: The Perfect Fishing Village in Andalusia to Spend the Summer

Agua Amarga, a picturesque fishing village in Almería, Andalusia, offers the perfect escape from urban noise. Surrounded by pristine beaches and white houses, this destination combines natural beauty and tranquility, making it ideal for summer.

The Unexpected Consequence of Using Aftersun on the Face, According to a Skincare Expert

Using aftersun on the face can cause problems, as facial skin is different from the body's and requires specific products. Applying body aftersun to the face can irritate or damage the facial skin because it is not formulated for that delicate area.

The Part of the Hands That Many People Forget to Wash and Is Essential for Removing Bacteria

Good hand hygiene is essential to prevent infections and diseases. It's not only important when or how long you wash your hands, but also the correct technique to effectively remove bacteria.

The lethal food capable of causing this aggressive cancer that affects 7,000 people in Spain

According to the AECC, liver cancer mainly affects men in Spain, with around 7,000 cases. There is a food considered lethal due to its ability to cause this type of aggressive cancer.

What it means when a person frequently cracks their bones, according to psychology

Frequently cracking bones may be related to managing stress and anxiety. According to psychology experts, this habit functions as a mechanism to relieve tension or emotional distractions. Additionally, it can reflect a search for control or routine during times of uncertainty, without necessarily being a serious physical problem.

90% of Patients Experience Significant Improvement in Their Tinnitus After Bimodal Therapy Treatment

A study in the Basque Country confirms that bimodal therapy is highly effective in treating tinnitus, achieving significant improvement in 90% of patients with tinnitus.

Doctor Rawdy, endocrinologist: "These are the five lies you were told about gastritis"

Gastritis is the inflammation of the stomach lining, but not all stomach pains indicate gastritis. Doctor Rawdy clarifies common myths about this condition to improve understanding and treatment.

Audi’s Best-Selling Coupe SUV Gets a Refresh: Introducing the New 2026 Q3 Sportback

The 2026 Audi Q3 Sportback is updated with a refreshed design, more advanced technologies, and electrified engines, maintaining its position as the brand’s best-selling coupe SUV.

The location and maximum speed of the new radar installed in this Spanish city

A Mediterranean city has installed a new radar on one of its streets to control the maximum speed and improve road safety.

Neither European nor Japanese, the world's fastest electric car is Chinese

The Chinese manufacturer Yangwang has set a record with its electric car U9, reaching a top speed of 472.41 km/h, surpassing European and Japanese models in speed.

What is the meaning of the circles on the road: the sign that can save motorcyclists' lives

This sign, present on various international roads, aims to reduce motorcyclist deaths in traffic accidents by warning about risk zones and promoting safer driving.

Driver who tested positive for drugs acquitted because he was not under their influence: how is that possible?

Lawyer Miguel Ángel Mejías explains on TikTok that his client, although tested positive for drugs, was acquitted because it could not be proven that he was driving under their effects, distinguishing the presence of substances from actual impairment.

A 'TikToker' Imagines the Current Citroën C15 and This Is the Impressive Result

The classic Citroën C15 van, fondly remembered in the Spanish rural areas, made a global impact. A TikToker has created a modern and impressive version of this iconic vehicle.

About 220 tons of stones and sand removed from Ondarreta beach in San Sebastián

The San Sebastián City Council removed 220 tons of stones and sand from Ondarreta beach and expects to add 300 more tons with a new operation tonight.

Lifeguards, the company FCC, and the Barcelona City Council meet in search of solutions to the labor conflict

Barcelona lifeguards have been on an indefinite strike for almost a month. Representatives of the workers, the company FCC, and the City Council met to find solutions and resolve the labor conflict affecting the rescue service.

Almeida returns to Madrid City Hall this Monday after paternity leave

Madrid's mayor, Almeida, returns to City Hall after six weeks of paternity leave following the birth of his first child, Lucas, on July 3rd.

Eight Members of the Same Family Detained After a Fight in a Bar in Vallecas

Eight members of a family were detained following a fight between two family groups in a bar in Vallecas, which resulted in damage to the premises and one person injured with a knife.

'Fried Egg' Jellyfish Detected on the Beaches of Jávea and Calpe: This Is What Their Sting Is Like

The beaches of Jávea and Calpe, in the Marina Alta region of Alicante, have experienced a significant increase in "fried egg" jellyfish. Caution is advised regarding their sting, which can cause discomfort.

The Government and ERC Discuss the Co-Governance of El Prat Airport

The Government and ERC are discussing the co-governance of El Prat Airport, focusing on expanding its capacity while ensuring respect for the environmental surroundings.

One dead and four injured, three of them children, after a car falls from seven meters high in Beleña

A man died and four people were injured, including a woman and three children, after a car fell from about seven meters high in Beleña. The accident occurred while the vehicle was driving on elevated terrain. The injured were treated and taken to a medical center for care.

A 50-year-old man missing in Güeñes since last Monday is being searched for

Emergency Services of Euskadi are searching for a 50-year-old man missing in Güeñes, Bizkaia, since last Monday. The disappearance was reported by his family members, and the operation remains active to locate him.

Catalonia gives the green light to strengthening the ATC to collect taxes "progressively"

Catalonia has approved a decree to strengthen the Catalan Tax Agency (ATC) in order to improve the progressive collection of taxes. The decree will be ratified in the Parliament on September 30 and does not include the allocation of financial resources.

A man dies on a beach in Conil: he was seen floating face down

The body of a man was found floating face down on a beach in Conil by other people. It is still unknown whether the cause of death was drowning.

71-Year-Old Man Dies After Collapsing While Exercising in Front of a Beach in Mazarrón

A 71-year-old man suffered a cardiorespiratory arrest and died after collapsing while exercising near a beach in Mazarrón.

A city in Japan proposes regulating mobile phone use for all its inhabitants

A Japanese city is considering limiting continuous mobile phone use to a maximum of two hours for young people and adults, aiming to reduce dependency and promote more mindful use of technology.

A Spanish woman describes what happens when pedestrians run a red light in China: "No one does it"

TikToker Leyre Gómez explains that in China crossing at a red light has strict consequences, as pedestrians rigorously follow traffic rules, and no one dares to run safety traffic lights.

A café is reported for not informing that they charge ten cents for a cup with ice

Facua has reported a company that manages a café in the Plaza Mayor shopping center for charging 10 cents for a cup with ice without informing customers beforehand.

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

In this edition of 20minutos' sex advice column, expert Santiago Frago answers questions about erection loss due to medication, offering guidance and support to improve sexual life and provide more to one's partner than just caresses.

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

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

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

This housing advisory service helps to resolve doubts related to neighbor issues, community management, and landlord matters, offering guidance for situations such as special assessments, leaks, security, or noise, among others.

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

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

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

If you are facing worries or blockages, 20minutos offers an advice clinic to help you resolve your doubts and manage these situations through dialogue and specialized support.

Menopause in Female Dogs and Cats, Myths and Realities Among Domestic Animals

The 'grandmother hypothesis' suggests that post-reproductive longevity in females provides social benefits and protects offspring, a concept that is examined in the context of menopause in dogs and cats.

Artificial Intelligence Seeks to ‘Translate’ Dogs’ Barks in an Innovative Experiment

An experiment uses artificial intelligence to analyze dogs’ barks in order to identify the animal, its emotional state, and the context of the sound, aiming to “translate” their language and improve communication between humans and dogs.

Traveling Through Europe with Pets: What You Need to Know If You Plan Your Vacation in September

It is essential to consult the specific regulations of each European country regarding pet transportation, as species such as birds, reptiles, or rodents may be subject to special requirements when traveling.

Your daily horoscope for Wednesday, August 27, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to discover daily predictions and get guidance on different aspects of your life.

School Calendar of Madrid: Start Date of the School Year, Holidays, and Christmas Vacation

Nursery schools, daycare centers, and children's homes start classes on the second Monday of September. Students in ESO (Compulsory Secondary Education), Bachillerato (High School), and Vocational Training begin one day later.

Eurobasket 2025 Calendar: Group Stage, Knockout Rounds, and Key Dates of the Tournament

Eurobasket 2025 will begin on Wednesday, August 27, and end on Sunday, September 14, including the group stage and knockout rounds.

Plays Trivial Pursuit with His Son and the Child’s Response Is a Hoot: "A Perfect Logic"

The unexpected answer from the child during a game of Trivial Pursuit made his parents laugh and delighted numerous Twitter users for its perfect logic and spontaneous humor.

Discover the Cemetery Where Franco Buried His Muslim Mercenaries

The Muslim Cemetery of Barcia was built in 1936 to bury the Muslim soldiers who fought alongside Franco during the Spanish Civil War, representing a historic and symbolic place from that era.

Are series beginning to show sex without filters or romanticism?

Too Much offers a liberating portrayal of intimacy, showing sex without the usual filters and romanticism found in fiction, something uncommon on screen.

Very Common Mistakes That Make You Waste Gasoline Unnecessarily

Despite the rise of electric cars, many drivers still use combustion vehicles and make common mistakes that increase gasoline consumption. These include sudden acceleration, keeping the engine idling for too long, and not performing proper maintenance. Avoiding these practices helps save fuel and reduce unnecessary expenses.

These 'celebrities' don't follow anyone on Instagram and you might not have known

Several celebrities keep their Instagram profiles without following anyone, an uncommon choice that reflects their unique style on social media. This photo gallery reveals who they are and how they manage their digital presence.

The Most Expensive Spanish Players in History: Who is Who?

This summer, several Spanish footballers have joined the list of the most expensive in history, highlighting the high investments in national talent and reflecting the growing value of Spanish players in the international market.

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

The surname Álvarez is one of the most common in Spain and is shared by numerous famous people in various fields.

Pakistan evacuates more than 24,000 people due to monsoon rain floods that have already left 799 dead

Heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan have caused the death of 799 people and forced the evacuation of more than 24,000. Authorities anticipate that the rainfall will continue until September 10, increasing the risk of new floods and displacements.

Casper Ruud's curious complaint about the US Open: "No matter where you go, it just smells like marijuana"

Norwegian tennis player Casper Ruud mentioned in an interview that there is a strong smell of marijuana everywhere at the US Open, which caught his attention during the tournament.

A project to find new 'eSports' professionals ends up becoming classes to stop playing

An initial project aimed at discovering new talents in 'eSports' ended up transforming into classes where young people learn to stop playing, as many parents want their children to avoid working in the competitive video gaming world.

A group in Torrevieja that defrauded and extorted through fake transfers dismantled

The Civil Guard dismantled a group in Torrevieja accused of defrauding and extorting through fraudulent bank transfers. A 27-year-old man, the main suspect involved in several scams, was arrested. The investigation continues to clarify possible accomplices and the damages caused.

Alfredo Duro's mishap at the San Sebastián de los Reyes bull runs: run over by an ox

Alfredo Duro, a panelist on 'El Chiringuito', was gored by an ox during the San Sebastián de los Reyes bull runs. He was left lying on the ground with a bloodied face following the accident that occurred this Monday.

Video games for outreach: when an arcade machine opens the door to science

Scientific Videogames aims to promote scientific gamification in schools and institutes, using arcade-style video games to make science more accessible and engaging for students.

Illa will discuss "urgent" measures with Renfe and Adif on Tuesday to improve Rodalies

On Tuesday, Illa will meet with Renfe and Adif to discuss urgent measures to improve the Rodalies service. A meeting was already held this same Tuesday to analyze the incidents that occurred over the weekend.

Third day without a trace of the 29-year-old swimmer missing while competing in the Bosphorus

Turkish rescue services continue the search for the Russian swimmer who went missing three days ago during a competition in the Bosphorus. An investigation has been launched to clarify the circumstances of the incident.

Woman Arrested for Attacking Her 89-Year-Old Father with a Kitchen Knife

A 57-year-old woman was arrested in Granada for allegedly assaulting her 89-year-old father with a kitchen knife. The National Police intervened after the incident that took place in an apartment in the Norte district, and the woman faces charges for the crime of assault.

Two Arrested for Committing Four Armed Robberies in Less Than an Hour in Hospitalet

Two individuals, a 25-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman, both with around ten prior police records, were arrested after committing four armed robberies in less than an hour in Hospitalet.

The Most Expensive Street in Galicia Is in a Town of 3,000 Inhabitants: House Prices Exceed One Million

The average price per square meter in Galicia has reached 1,452 euros, reflecting a steady increase. In a town of just 3,000 inhabitants, the most expensive street surpasses one million euros per home, highlighting the growing demand and property value appreciation in the region.

Typhoon Kajiki leaves at least three dead and more than a dozen injured in Vietnam

Typhoon Kajiki has caused at least three deaths and more than ten injuries in Vietnam. Although it has weakened to a tropical depression, it continues moving west-northwest, maintaining risks for the region.

Canada rules out buying Spanish submarines and will choose between proposals from Germany and South Korea

Canada has decided not to purchase Spanish submarines and will focus on selecting between the proposals from Germany and South Korea. The announcement was made during the official visit of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to Germany.

Barcelona Recovers District 11 to Strengthen Cooperation with Palestinian Cities

Barcelona plans to launch the "District 11" project before the end of the year with a budget of one million euros, aimed at strengthening cooperation with Palestinian cities.

An electronic nose developed in Madrid detects odors with unprecedented precision

Researchers in Madrid have created an electronic nose based on nanotubes capable of detecting gases such as ammonia, nitrogen dioxide, and acetone vapors with unprecedented precision, improving the identification and analysis of odors efficiently.

At least two injured after a building fire in the Les Corts neighborhood of Barcelona

A fire started at 4:30 a.m. in a building in the Les Corts neighborhood of Barcelona. Twelve teams from the Barcelona Fire Department responded to the scene to control the blaze. At least two people were injured during the incident.

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

20AM offers a daily summary of key news to keep you informed early on. It covers politics, economy, sports, and culture, providing essential facts and relevant updates to understand the national and international context in a few words. Ideal for starting the day with clear and precise information.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It includes tips for saving on everyday expenses, organizing your finances, prioritizing essential spending, and avoiding unnecessary debt. It also suggests digital tools for better financial control and habits that promote consistent saving and long-term planning. Ideal for those seeking greater economic stability.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

The publication highlights the most recommended series and movies of the moment, analyzing their plots, performances, and direction. It includes a variety of genres for all tastes and suggests must-watch titles for binge-watching or enjoying at the cinema, offering a complete guide for lovers of audiovisual entertainment.

The little-known town of Salamanca with one of the most beautiful castles in the province

The village, declared a Historical-Artistic Ensemble, offers an ideal setting for a rural getaway surrounded by nature, highlighting its beautiful castle, one of the most beautiful in Salamanca.

Blake Lively on her blonde hair: "My mother taught me to use coconut oil before washing it"

Blake Lively reveals that her mother taught her to apply coconut oil before washing to keep her blonde hair healthy and strong.

The Valencia restaurant with an 'underwater tunnel' and dishes from 2.90 euros

This restaurant in Valencia stands out for its original location featuring an 'underwater tunnel' and offers a variety of dishes starting at 2.90 euros, combining a unique experience with affordable prices.

New Leaks Reveal Surprising Changes in the Upcoming iPhone 17

New leaks reveal significant improvements in the camera and internal components of the iPhone 17, anticipating major changes in its performance and photographic quality.

Neither paella nor tortilla: the Spanish product that chef José Andrés' daughters are "crazy" about

Chef José Andrés visited Spain with his daughters to film an HBO series about Spanish cuisine. During the trip, his American daughters were fascinated by a traditional Spanish product, different from paella or tortilla, that they loved.

The Series Stephen King Considers Better Than 'Game of Thrones': It's 15 Years Old and on Netflix

Stephen King recommends a 2012 Norwegian political drama, available on Netflix, which he considers superior to popular series like 'Game of Thrones' and 'Breaking Bad'.

Five Zara Midi Skirts to Return to the Office Elegantly and in Style

With the return to work approaching, updating your wardrobe is key to going back to the office in style. Zara offers five midi skirts that combine elegance and trendiness, perfect for a sophisticated and modern look in the workplace.

Motorcyclists and Cyclists Will Have to Comply with Eight New DGT Rules in 2025

The Directorate General of Traffic will implement eight new rules in 2025 for motorcyclists and cyclists, aiming to reduce road fatalities and improve coexistence between two- and four-wheeled vehicles.

The director of the sequel to '28 Days Later' recalls her fateful experience at Marvel: "There was no solid script"

After the success of the 'Candyman' sequel, Nia DaCosta directed 'The Marvels' but faced difficulties due to the lack of a solid script, marking a challenging experience for the director.

The town of A Coruña with a beach where you can buy an 80 square meter apartment for about 50,000 euros

This municipality in the Noia region, one of the cheapest in Galicia, offers 80 m² apartments for around 50,000 euros, with an average price per square meter of 626 euros.

The town in the Canary Islands that has won the 'Grand Prix': the largest on the island and with incredible beaches

San Sebastián de La Gomera won the Grand Prix after a very close final against Cubas de la Sagra, standing out as the largest town on the island and known for its incredible beaches.

The municipality of Cádiz with a beach where 80-square-meter apartments are sold for less than 105,000 euros

A coastal city in Andalusia offers 80 m² apartments for less than 105,000 euros, featuring one of the lowest prices per square meter in the province of Cádiz, standing out as an economical option in the seaside region.

Trump’s doubling of tariffs on Indian imports takes effect, hiking tensions

The Trump administration has doubled tariffs on $200 billion worth of Indian imports, escalating trade tensions between the US and India. This move aims to address trade imbalances and protect American industries but risks retaliation and strained diplomatic relations. India may respond with its own tariffs, complicating the economic partnership between the two countries.

Gold prices cool after hitting over 2-week high on Fed independence fears

Gold prices dipped after reaching a two-week high, as concerns over the Federal Reserve’s independence stirred market uncertainty. Investors initially drove prices up over fears of potential policy changes, but profits-taking and easing worries led to a cooldown. The market remains watchful of Fed signals that could influence inflation and interest rates, impacting gold's safe-haven appeal.

Oil steady as investors eye Ukraine war, US tariffs on India

Oil prices remained steady as investors monitored tensions in the Ukraine war and the impact of US tariffs on India. Market participants are cautious amid geopolitical risks and trade policy developments, balancing supply concerns with demand uncertainties.

Goldman Sachs expects Brent to decline to low $50s by late 2026

Goldman Sachs projects Brent crude oil prices will fall to the low $50s per barrel by late 2026, citing factors like increased supply and weakening demand growth. The bank anticipates a shift in market dynamics with rising production and evolving energy consumption patterns influencing the downward price trend over the next few years.

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Factbox – A timeline of Trump’s moves to dismantle the US wind and solar energy industries

The article outlines key actions by former President Trump aimed at curbing the US wind and solar sectors. Measures include tariff impositions on solar panels, rollbacks of environmental regulations, and restrictions on renewable energy projects on federal lands. These moves slowed clean energy growth, favoring fossil fuels and impacting the renewable industry's expansion during his administration.

Human Screwworm Case Poses No Risk to Agriculture, Says USDA Official

A recent human screwworm case has been reported, but USDA officials assure it poses no threat to agriculture. The insect, known to affect livestock, was found isolated with no evidence of spreading. Authorities continue monitoring to prevent agricultural impact and stress that public health measures are in place to control any potential risks.

US oil futures unchanged as API inventory shows smaller draw in crude stocks

US oil futures remained steady following the American Petroleum Institute's report of a smaller-than-expected decline in crude inventories. The data indicated modest draws in crude stocks, easing immediate price pressures. Market participants await upcoming official government inventory releases and economic data for further direction.

Trump agencies team up to review offshore wind, Kennedy says

Former President Trump's agencies are collaborating to reassess offshore wind projects, aiming to address regulatory and environmental concerns. This joint review seeks to balance energy development with coastal and marine protection, reflecting a shift in oversight under Trump's administration.

Oil falls 2% from nearly three-week high; focus on tariffs, Russian supply

Oil prices dropped 2% after nearing a three-week high due to concerns over potential U.S.-China tariff increases and uncertainties about Russian supply amid geopolitical tensions. Traders are weighing the impact of these factors alongside ongoing supply and demand dynamics influencing the global oil market.

Mitsubishi Corp withdraws from three offshore wind farm projects in Japan

Mitsubishi Corporation has decided to exit three offshore wind farm projects in Japan, citing changes in business strategy and unfavorable market conditions. The move reflects challenges in the offshore wind sector, including regulatory hurdles and high costs. Mitsubishi aims to refocus efforts on other renewable energy investments more aligned with its revised goals.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 2.16%

Taiwan's stock market closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 2.16%. Gains were supported by positive investor sentiment and strong performances in key sectors. The increase reflects optimism in the market amidst global economic developments.

Apple supplier Lens Technology shares soar on strong earnings, iPhone 17 optimism

Lens Technology's shares surged following strong earnings driven by robust demand and supply chain recovery. Investor confidence is boosted by optimism around the upcoming iPhone 17, expected to increase orders for the company's glass components, reinforcing its key role as an Apple supplier.

From vultures to defenders, Japan private equity deals head for record year

Japan's private equity market is poised for a record year, driven by a shift from opportunistic "vulture" investments to more strategic, value-adding deals. Increased interest from both domestic and international firms, along with supportive economic policies, is fueling growth. This trend highlights evolving investor confidence and a maturing market focused on sustainable business transformations.

EU auto groups press for change to ’no longer feasible’ car CO2 emission targets

European auto industry groups urge the EU to revise its stringent CO2 emission targets for cars, deeming them "no longer feasible." They argue that current goals risk harming competitiveness and innovation, calling for more realistic standards that consider economic and technological challenges. The push highlights tensions between environmental ambitions and industry capabilities in the transition to greener vehicles.

Domino’s Australian franchise operator swings to first annual loss, shares fall 21%

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises’ Australian franchise operator posted its first annual loss due to rising costs and supply chain disruptions. The company faced higher ingredient prices and labor expenses, impacting profit margins. In response, shares dropped 21% as investors reacted to the disappointing financial results and cautious outlook amid ongoing operational challenges.

China AI chip firm Cambricon rallies on record HY profit, self-reliance bets

Chinese AI chipmaker Cambricon reported a record first half profit, boosting investor confidence. The company benefits from China's push for technological self-reliance amid global supply challenges, positioning itself as a key player in the domestic AI chip market and enhancing growth prospects.

Botswana hires Lazard to advise on potential De Beers acquisition - report

Botswana has engaged financial advisory firm Lazard to explore the possibility of acquiring a stake in diamond giant De Beers. This move aims to increase Botswana's influence in the diamond industry, leveraging its significant role as a diamond producer. The potential acquisition could enhance the country's benefits from diamond revenues and strengthen its position in the global market.

Canada Goose receives take-private bids valuing it at about $1.4 billion, CNBC reports

Canada Goose has reportedly received take-private bids that value the company at around $1.4 billion, according to CNBC. The offers indicate investor interest in acquiring the luxury outerwear brand and taking it private. Further details on the potential transactions and involved parties have not yet been disclosed.

Trump praise sparks 60% rally in this South Korean stationery stock

A South Korean stationery company saw its stock surge 60% after former U.S. President Donald Trump praised its products during a recent event. The unexpected endorsement boosted investor confidence, leading to increased trading volume and a sharp rise in the company's market value. Analysts note the impact of celebrity endorsements on niche markets in South Korea is growing stronger.

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Trump's steep tariffs on India take effect

The U.S. has imposed steep tariffs on Indian goods under the Trump administration's trade policies. These tariffs aim to address trade imbalances and protect American industries but may impact bilateral trade relations. India faces increased costs on exports, potentially affecting its economy and prompting calls for negotiation to resolve disputes.

China's industrial profits extend decline as demand, deflation woes take toll

China's industrial profits declined for a second consecutive month in May, highlighting ongoing challenges from weak domestic demand and deflationary pressures. The downturn reflects slower economic growth and subdued industrial activity amid global uncertainties and internal structural adjustments, impacting factory earnings and broader economic recovery efforts.

Hong Kong July home prices grow faster, up 0.4% on month

Hong Kong's home prices rose by 0.4% in July, marking an acceleration in growth compared to previous months. The increase reflects sustained buyer interest despite broader economic uncertainties, driven by limited supply and strong demand in the property market.

Australia CPI inflation grows more than expected in July; dents RBA rate cut bets

Australia's CPI inflation rose more than anticipated in July, increasing pressure on the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to hold interest rates steady. The stronger inflation data reduces expectations of an imminent rate cut, signaling ongoing challenges for monetary policy in curbing rising prices.

Bank of Canada Governor says bank will not review 2% inflation target next year

The Bank of Canada Governor announced that the central bank will maintain its 2% inflation target and will not review it in the upcoming year. Despite economic uncertainties, the bank remains committed to this goal to ensure price stability and support economic growth.

US crude oil stock sees smaller decline than anticipated, according to API report

The American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a smaller-than-expected drop in US crude oil inventories for the week. This suggests oil supply remains relatively stable despite market fluctuations. The data may influence oil prices and market sentiment as traders assess supply and demand dynamics amid geopolitical and economic factors.

US business spending on equipment resilient; labor market confidence weakening

US business spending on equipment remains strong, showing resilience despite economic uncertainty. However, confidence in the labor market is weakening, with signs of slower hiring and cautious employer outlooks. This mixed scenario highlights ongoing economic challenges as companies invest but face labor market concerns impacting growth prospects.

Chile in final phase of negotiations to reach trade deal with US, Chilean official says

Chile is nearing the final stage of negotiations to establish a trade agreement with the United States, aiming to boost economic ties and increase bilateral trade. Chilean officials express optimism about concluding the deal soon, which is expected to benefit various sectors in both countries.

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Trump says working on ‘comprehensive crime bill’ with Republican leaders

Former President Trump announced he is collaborating with Republican leaders to develop a comprehensive crime bill aimed at addressing crime issues across the country. The initiative reflects GOP efforts to present tough-on-crime policies ahead of upcoming elections. Specific details of the bill have not yet been disclosed.

Asia stocks meander ahead of Nvidia; investors wary over Fed independence

Asian stocks showed mixed movements as investors awaited Nvidia's earnings report, a key market driver. Concerns grew over the Federal Reserve's perceived independence following recent statements by U.S. officials. Traders remain cautious amid uncertainties around monetary policy and its impact on risk assets, influencing market sentiment ahead of major tech earnings and economic data.

Dollar makes feeble recovery as worries about Fed independence linger

The dollar showed a weak rebound amid ongoing concerns over the Federal Reserve's independence. Investors remain cautious as political pressures raise doubts about the central bank's ability to make unbiased policy decisions, impacting currency stability. Market participants are closely watching for signals on future monetary policy and potential risks to the dollar's strength.

How floundering India-US talks led to high tariffs

Stalled negotiations between India and the US over trade issues have resulted in the imposition of high tariffs, affecting bilateral trade. Disagreements on market access, tariffs, and regulatory standards have hindered progress, prompting both nations to resort to protective measures. This impasse risks escalating trade tensions and impacting economic relations.

Trump’s 50% tariffs on India take effect as deadline passes with no trade deal

The U.S. imposed 50% tariffs on Indian goods after the trade deal deadline lapsed without agreement. The move escalates trade tensions, impacting sectors like textiles and steel. India criticized the tariffs, warning of retaliatory measures. Both countries remain at odds over market access and trade imbalances, complicating future negotiations.

Thai central bank sees room for accommodative policy in face of second-half challenges

The Bank of Thailand expects challenges in the second half due to global uncertainties and domestic inflation pressures. Despite this, it sees potential to maintain an accommodative monetary policy to support economic growth. The central bank will carefully monitor inflation and growth trends before making policy adjustments, aiming to balance stimulating recovery with controlling price increases.

Morning Bid: Deja vu as France back in crisis

France faces renewed turmoil as political and social unrest resurfaces, echoing past crises. Strikes and protests challenge President Macron's government, igniting widespread debates on reforms and governance. The situation underscores persistent divisions and volatility within the country’s socio-political landscape.

China stocks on course for best hedge fund inflows in 6 months, Morgan Stanley says

China stocks are attracting the highest hedge fund inflows in six months, driven by easing COVID restrictions and signs of economic recovery. Morgan Stanley highlights growing investor confidence, with funds increasing exposure to Chinese equities amid expectations of improved corporate earnings and policy support. This trend signals renewed optimism in China's market outlook.

Australia’s inflation tops forecasts as electricity prices surge

Australia’s inflation rate exceeded expectations due to a sharp rise in electricity prices. Increased energy costs have driven up overall living expenses, impacting households and businesses. The surge in inflation may influence future monetary policy decisions by the Reserve Bank of Australia as it aims to manage economic stability amid rising costs.

US threatens to withhold funding from states over truck driver English proficiency rules

The US government warned that states enforcing English proficiency requirements for truck drivers risk losing federal funding. The move aims to ensure non-discriminatory hiring practices and maintain diversity in the trucking industry, amid concerns that strict language rules could limit job opportunities for non-native speakers.

Origin Summit Debuts in Seoul during KBW as Flagship Gathering on IP, AI, and the Next Era of Blockchain-enabled Real-World Assets

The Origin Summit launched in Seoul alongside KBW, positioning itself as a key event focused on intellectual property, artificial intelligence, and blockchain innovations. It highlights developments in blockchain-enabled real-world assets and brings together industry leaders to explore future trends and opportunities in these cutting-edge sectors.

ROVR Releases Open Dataset to Power the Future of Spatial AI, Robotics, and Autonomous Systems

ROVR has launched an open dataset designed to advance spatial AI, robotics, and autonomous systems. This comprehensive dataset aims to support research and development by providing high-quality, diverse data. The initiative seeks to accelerate innovation and improve the accuracy and efficiency of spatial technologies and autonomous machines worldwide.

Bitcoin price today: dips to 7-wk low near $110k amid Fed independence worries

Bitcoin's price fell to a seven-week low near $110,000 as concerns about the Federal Reserve's independence grew. Market uncertainty and potential shifts in monetary policy have impacted investor confidence, leading to the recent dip in the cryptocurrency's value.

Newcastle United Announce Multi-year Partnership With BYDFi

Newcastle United has entered a multi-year partnership with BYDFi, a financial services platform. The collaboration aims to enhance fan engagement and offer innovative financial solutions. This deal marks a significant step in the club's commercial strategy, leveraging BYDFi's technology to provide unique experiences and services to supporters.

NE-YO Partners with Neura to Transform Entertainment with Emotional AI

NE-YO has teamed up with AI company Neura to integrate emotional AI into entertainment. This collaboration aims to create personalized experiences by analyzing users' emotions in real time, enhancing interaction and engagement in music and media. The partnership highlights AI's growing role in shaping future content and deepening connections between artists and audiences.

** Permissionless Data Hub Baselight Taps Walrus to Activate Data Value OnChain

** Baselight, a permissionless data hub, partners with Walrus to enhance data utility on the blockchain. This collaboration aims to unlock the value of data by enabling seamless on-chain activation and access, fostering a transparent and efficient data ecosystem. The integration supports decentralized data sharing and monetization, empowering users with greater control and opportunities within the Web3 space.

TAO Synergies appoints Joseph Jacks as advisor for treasury strategy

TAO Synergies has appointed Joseph Jacks as an advisor to enhance its treasury strategy. Jacks brings extensive experience in financial planning and risk management to support TAO's growth and operational efficiency. His role will focus on optimizing treasury functions to strengthen the company’s financial position and strategic initiatives.

Trump Media and Crypto.com form strategic partnership

Trump Media and Crypto.com have entered into a strategic partnership to collaborate on expanding digital media and crypto services. This alliance aims to integrate Crypto.com's technology with Trump Media's platforms, enhancing user experience and broadening reach in the digital space. The partnership reflects a growing trend of media companies leveraging cryptocurrency innovations.

CIMG signs non-binding AI partnership with FLock Technology Holdings

CIMG and FLock Technology Holdings have entered into a non-binding partnership to collaborate on AI initiatives. The agreement aims to leverage the expertise of both companies to explore new AI-driven technologies and solutions. Details about specific projects or financial terms were not disclosed, with an emphasis on innovation and strategic cooperation in artificial intelligence development.

R0AR Chain Launches Public Node Sale Following $1 Million Whitelist Success

R0AR Chain has announced its public node sale after successfully raising over $1 million during its whitelist phase. The sale aims to expand network participation and support blockchain decentralization. Participants can now purchase nodes to contribute to the chain's growth and security, following strong initial interest from early investors.

Prudential announces 7.71 US cents interim dividend for 2025

Prudential has declared an interim dividend of 7.71 US cents per share for 2025. This announcement reflects the company's ongoing commitment to delivering shareholder value while maintaining strong financial health. The dividend payout underscores Prudential's positive outlook and confidence in its future performance.

Sorted Group announces AGM and share capital reorganisation

Sorted Group has announced its Annual General Meeting (AGM) and plans a share capital reorganisation. The move aims to streamline its share structure, enhance shareholder value, and support future growth. Details of the reorganisation and meeting date will be provided to shareholders ahead of the AGM.

Sydbank reports 16.7% return on equity in first half 2025

Sydbank achieved a 16.7% return on equity in H1 2025, reflecting strong financial performance. The bank reported improved revenue and cost management, contributing to increased profitability despite market challenges. Sydbank's solid results highlight its resilience and strategic focus in a competitive banking environment.

Sydbank reports solid first-half 2025 results despite rate pressures

Sydbank posted strong first-half 2025 results, showcasing resilience amid challenging interest rate environments. The bank reported stable earnings growth driven by robust lending and improved fee income, offsetting pressure on net interest margins. Sydbank's strategic focus on digital services and cost control contributed to maintaining profitability, highlighting its adaptability in a shifting financial landscape.

Oncoinvent advances phase 2 ovarian cancer trial, reports positive data

Oncoinvent announced progress in its phase 2 trial for ovarian cancer, showing promising results. The data indicate improved treatment efficacy and patient outcomes. These positive findings support continued development and potential advancement towards later-stage trials, marking a significant step in Oncoinvent’s cancer therapy research.

Vienna Insurance Group H1 2025 slides: profit jumps 10.5%, combined ratio improves

Vienna Insurance Group reported a 10.5% profit increase in H1 2025, driven by improved underwriting results and higher investment income. The combined ratio improved, reflecting better expense management and lower claims. Premium growth was supported by strong performance in key markets, signaling positive momentum for the insurer’s business outlook.

XLSMART Q2 2025 slides: post-merger revenue surges 22%, profits decline amid integration

XLSMART reported a 22% rise in Q2 2025 revenue following its recent merger, driven by expanded market reach. However, profits fell due to increased integration costs and restructuring expenses. The company remains optimistic about long-term growth despite short-term financial pressures.

Nykode Therapeutics Q2 2025 slides: Strategic refocus drives return to profitability

Nykode Therapeutics reported a return to profitability in Q2 2025, driven by a strategic refocus on core programs and cost optimization. The company highlighted progress in its vaccine pipeline and renewed partnerships, positioning it for sustainable growth and continued innovation in immuno-oncology and infectious diseases.

Oncoinvent H1 2025 slides reveal strong clinical data and improved financials

Oncoinvent reported robust clinical trial results for their lead antibody-drug conjugate, showing promising efficacy and safety profiles. Financially, the company improved its cash position and reduced operating expenses in H1 2025. These positive developments support their strategic growth plans and upcoming regulatory milestones.

Airthings Q2 2025 slides: Revenue falls 11% as company explores delisting and capital raise

Airthings reported an 11% decline in Q2 2025 revenue, indicating financial challenges. The company is considering delisting from the stock exchange and is exploring options for a capital raise to strengthen its financial position amid market pressures.