News Summary - 08/29/2025

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Minneapolis school attacker 'obsessed with idea of killing children,' officials say

The two children killed in the Minneapolis school shooting have been identified as Fletcher Merkel, 8, and Harper Moyski, 10. Officials revealed the attacker was obsessed with the idea of killing children.

European leaders outraged after Russian strikes kill 23 and damage EU's HQ

Russian strikes overnight killed 23 people, destroyed a block of flats, and damaged the EU delegation offices, prompting outrage from European leaders.

BBC reveals web of spammers profiting from AI Holocaust images

The BBC uncovered a global network of content creators using AI-generated Holocaust images to create posts on Facebook. These spammers exploit sensitive historical content to generate profits through engagement on the platform.

Israel struck Gaza's Nasser Hospital four times, analysis finds

New footage reveals that Israel struck Gaza's Nasser Hospital four times, two more than initially reported, indicating a higher number of attacks on the facility than previously known.

White House names RFK Jr. deputy as replacement CDC director

Lawyers for Dr. Susan Monarez assert that only the president has the authority to remove her from her position leading the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

New video appears to show New Zealand fugitive dad with his child

Police have released CCTV footage they believe shows fugitive Tom Phillips breaking into a store with his child. Authorities are seeking public assistance to locate Phillips, who remains at large.

UK, France and Germany move to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran

The UK, France, and Germany have initiated a process to restore UN sanctions on Iran within 30 days, citing concerns over Iran's nuclear program as a threat to international peace and security.

India and Canada name top diplomats after 10 months to mend ties

After a 10-month diplomatic deadlock marked by mutual expulsions of top diplomats, India and Canada have appointed new high commissioners. This move aims to restore and improve bilateral relations between the two nations.

US Fed Governor Lisa Cook sues Trump over his attempt to fire her

US Fed Governor Lisa Cook has filed a lawsuit against former President Trump after he attempted to fire her, accusing her of mortgage fraud. Trump justified his actions by citing constitutional powers he claims grant him authority to remove her from office.

Tourist pouring beer down elephant's trunk in Kenya sparks anger

Investigations are underway after Instagram footage showing a tourist pouring beer down an elephant's trunk in Kenya sparked public outrage. The video has since been deleted as authorities look into the incident.

First deportees arrive in Rwanda from the US

The first group of deportees from the United States arrived in Rwanda in mid-August, as confirmed by government spokesperson Yolande Makolo.

Cases of flesh-eating screwworm on the rise in Mexico

Flesh-eating screwworm infestations are increasing in Mexico, primarily affecting cattle. However, dozens of human cases have also been reported, raising public health concerns.

Xi shows Trump who holds the cards as he sets up meeting with Kim and Putin

China's President Xi Jinping has secured the attendance of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and Russian President Vladimir Putin at next week's military parade, showcasing his growing influence on the global stage ahead of significant diplomatic meetings.

'My friend got hit in the back': Witnesses describe terror of US school shooting

A young boy recounted how a friend shielded him from gunfire during a US school shooting by lying on top of him and getting shot, highlighting the terror and bravery experienced during the attack.

FBI investigates Minneapolis school shooting as anti-Catholic hate crime

Two children were killed when an attacker opened fire through the windows of Annunciation Church. The FBI is investigating the incident as a potential anti-Catholic hate crime.

First deportees arrive in Rwanda from the US

The initial group of deportees was received in Rwanda in mid-August, as confirmed by government spokesperson Yolande Makolo.

Israeli strikes kill six Syrian troops, Syria says

Syria reported that Israeli strikes killed six of its troops, condemning the attacks. The Israeli military has not commented on the reports.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un to join Putin at China military parade

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will attend a military parade in China alongside Vladimir Putin. This visit follows recent remarks by former U.S. President Donald Trump expressing his desire to meet Kim.

Caning and fines for those caught in Singapore drug vape crackdown

Singapore is cracking down on vapes containing etomidate, an anesthetic drug, amid growing popularity and public concern. Those caught with such drug-laced vapes face severe penalties, including caning and fines, as authorities aim to curb this dangerous trend.

Spain and Portugal wildfires drive worst EU season on record

Southern Europe experienced its worst wildfire season on record, with Spain and Portugal particularly affected. New research indicates that climate change significantly contributed to the severity and frequency of these wildfires.

Painting looted by Nazis has vanished again, say Argentine police

Argentine police report that a painting once looted by Nazis, previously located at a Buenos Aires home, has disappeared again. A prosecutor confirmed the artwork is no longer at the property shown in a real estate advertisement. Investigations continue into the painting's whereabouts.

Blair joins White House meeting with Trump on post-war Gaza

Tony Blair attended a White House meeting with President Trump to discuss plans for Gaza following Israel's impending seizure of Gaza City, aiming for complete control of the territory.

US disaster agency suspends workers who criticized Trump cuts, reports say

FEMA staff who signed an open letter criticizing budget cuts under the Trump administration have reportedly been suspended, raising concerns about retaliation against employees voicing dissent within the agency.

Top official embroiled in Equatorial Guinea sex tape scandal jailed

A nephew of Equatorial Guinea's president has been sentenced to eight years in prison for embezzlement, highlighting ongoing corruption issues within the country's elite.

European leaders boost Moldova in face of 'relentless' Russia

Leaders of France, Germany, and Poland visited Moldova to support its EU accession efforts amid increasing pressure from Russia. Their show of solidarity comes weeks before a crucial election in Moldova, reinforcing European commitment to the country's European integration and stability.

Teenager Who Shot Colombian Senator Sentenced to Seven Years

A 39-year-old Colombian senator was shot in the head during a presidential rally in Bogotá in June. The teenager responsible for the attack has now been sentenced to seven years in prison for the shooting.

European banks hit by rogue PayPal payments worth 'billions'

German banks have reported millions of suspicious direct debit transactions linked to PayPal, indicating a surge in fraudulent payments that may amount to billions in losses for European banks. Local media highlighted the scale and impact of these rogue transactions on the financial sector.

Lives torn apart in Kyiv after Russia's heaviest bombardment for weeks

A missile struck a low-rise block of flats in Kyiv during Russia's deadliest bombardment in weeks, causing severe destruction and devastating the lives of local residents.

National security or xenophobia? Texas restricts Chinese owning and renting property

Texas has passed a law restricting Chinese nationals from owning or renting property, citing national security concerns. Critics argue the law is discriminatory and targets individuals based on nationality, raising fears of xenophobia. Officials maintain the measure is necessary to protect against potential adversaries and safeguard state interests.

'India Put Us on the Boat Like Captives - Then Threw Us in the Sea'

Rohingya refugees told the BBC that they were flown from Delhi and forced onto boats, then abandoned at sea off the coast of Myanmar. They described being treated like captives by Indian authorities before being left stranded, highlighting their ongoing plight and the dangers they face while seeking safety.

'The details were almost perfect': Kpop Demon Hunters sparks pride in Korea

Koreans are captivated by the K-pop hit "Demon Hunters," experiencing excitement, fascination, and a touch of FOMO. The group's attention to detail has sparked national pride and widespread enthusiasm across the country.

Woman says Chinese student predator raped her hours before second attack

Police initially believed there was only one rape due to the similarity in the victims’ accounts. However, it was later revealed that a Chinese student predator raped a woman hours before committing a second attack.

'Exhausted, hungry, and scared': What it's like to be a journalist in Gaza

Palestinian journalists share with the BBC the extreme challenges they endure while reporting from Gaza, including exhaustion, hunger, fear, and constant danger amid the ongoing conflict.

A pregnant woman's diary of escape from war zone: 'I prayed the baby wouldn't come'

A pregnant woman and her partner faced gun-wielding drivers, extortion, and vehicle breakdowns while fleeing the newly contested front line in Sudan's conflict. Their harrowing journey highlights the dangers civilians endure amid escalating violence.

Has crime in Washington fallen two weeks on from Trump's crackdown?

Trump claims that crime in Washington has significantly decreased following his recent crackdown efforts, stating that the drop is unprecedented.

From boom to ban: The rise and fall of India's betting apps

India has banned online betting, aiming to curb gambling issues. However, the industry warns that this move will harm consumers by pushing them towards unregulated, unsafe platforms rather than protecting them.

Taylor Swift's engagement ring, and the celebrity trend for big rocks

Recently-engaged celebrities like Georgina Rodríguez, Dua Lipa, and Zendaya are showcasing a trend of impressive, large engagement rings, highlighting the growing preference for standout, eye-catching stones among star-studded couples.

Thousands evacuated as 'exceptionally high' flooding devastates parts of Pakistan's Punjab

Authorities have evacuated around 200,000 people due to severe flooding from three rivers in Pakistan's Punjab region, describing the situation as "exceptionally high" and devastating.

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

Dezi Freeman, a conspiracy theorist and self-styled 'sovereign citizen,' gained notoriety after attempting to arrest a magistrate and prosecute a state premier for treason. He is now wanted in connection with the killing of police officers.

Can Trump Fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook and Why Does He Want To?

President Trump has criticized Fed Governor Lisa Cook, raising questions about his authority to remove her. Fed governors typically serve fixed terms and are protected from arbitrary dismissal, limiting the president's power to fire them without cause. Trump's targeting of Cook reflects political tensions over Federal Reserve policies and appointments.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 – the best pictures so far

Bidyut Kalita’s photo is among the highly commended images in the 2025 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, showcasing outstanding wildlife photography from around the world.

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

The BBC gained exclusive access to a remote region where scientists are working to protect the critically endangered snub-nosed monkey. Conservation efforts focus on preserving the monkey’s fragile habitat and combating threats to ensure the species' survival.

Russia outsmarts France with nuclear power move in Niger

A proposal to build a nuclear plant in Niger, though uncertain, highlights Russia's strategic influence in the region, challenging France's traditional dominance. This move underscores Russia's growing geopolitical reach in Africa through energy projects, signaling a shift in power dynamics despite the plant's uncertain future.

Child sex abuse victim begs Elon Musk to remove links to her images

A BBC investigation revealed that images of a US child sex abuse victim are being traded worldwide by an operator in Indonesia. The victim has pleaded with Elon Musk to remove links to these images, highlighting concerns over the spread and accessibility of such content online.

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

Taiwan's leaders are enhancing defense measures amid rising tensions with China. However, the majority of Taiwanese citizens remain optimistic, believing that a Chinese invasion is unlikely to occur in the near future.

Can Trump fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook and why does he want to?

President Trump has targeted Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, raising questions about his authority to remove her. The move is seen as part of his broader criticism of the Fed's policies. However, Fed governors serve fixed terms and can only be removed for cause, limiting presidential power to dismiss them arbitrarily. This controversy highlights tensions between the White House and the central bank.

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

BBC reporters visit export centers in India to assess the impact of the 50% US tariffs imposed by Trump. Indian factory owners express concern over increasing costs and declining demand, struggling to pay workers and keep operations running amid reduced exports to the US.

'We love you, you will always be with us,' says father of Minneapolis shooting victim

Fletcher Merkel, 8, was tragically one of two children killed in the Wednesday shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis. His father expressed enduring love, saying Fletcher will always be with them.

BBC reports from scene of deadly Russian attack on Kyiv

Russia carried out a significant attack on Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, resulting in at least 19 deaths, including four children. The assault occurred in the early hours of Thursday evening, causing severe casualties and damage.

Watch: How an orchard in Turkey survived a wildfire

Recent wildfires devastated large parts of Turkey, yet an orchard in Bursa province remained unharmed. This survival highlights effective protection measures amidst widespread destruction.

Punches and slaps: Watch as Mexican Senate debate ends in brawl

A physical altercation broke out during a Mexican Senate debate when two senior politicians exchanged punches and slaps, disrupting the session and drawing significant attention to the heated political tensions.

How Tokyo is using AI video to prepare for a Mt Fuji eruption

Tokyo officials released an AI-generated video to raise public awareness and enhance disaster preparedness for a potential Mt Fuji eruption. While the eruption risk exists, the main goal is to educate residents and improve readiness for such natural disasters.

Spain Has Tripled Defense Spending Since Sánchez Took Office

Spain's defense spending has increased from 11.172 billion in 2018 to 33.123 billion in 2023, according to NATO. This increase is attributed to the war in Ukraine and international pressures, such as those from Trump.

Margarita Robles, on the 2% of GDP in defense: "We have made a very significant effort"

Margarita Robles highlighted the great effort made to reach 2% of GDP in defense. Alongside her German counterpart, she reiterated the commitment to advance the joint project of a combat aircraft between both countries.

Dead livestock, burned pastures, and no food reserves: Sanabria’s winter after the fire: "Our future is at risk"

More than 20,000 hectares burned in Sanabria have destroyed pastures and forage reserves, forcing the livestock to be brought down from the mountains and fed with reserves saved for the winter, putting the future of local livestock farming at risk.

Fires in Spain, live | Firefighters of the Community of Madrid control a forest fire in Collado Mediano

Active forest fires are reported in Castilla y León, Asturias, and Galicia. Firefighters from the Community of Madrid are working to control a fire in Collado Mediano, with efforts focused on containing the flames and protecting the affected areas.

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Inflation Stalls at 2.7% in August as Food Becomes Cheaper and Fuel Prices Rise

Overall inflation remains at 2.7% in August, after two months of increases. This stability is due to a drop in food prices, offset by a rise in fuel prices. Core inflation, which excludes fresh food and energy, rises slightly to 2.4%.

Reinforcements and free bus service, event relocations, and route changes: Madrid designs a traffic plan for major construction works

Madrid is implementing a traffic plan that includes reinforcements and free bus service, event relocations, and route changes to mitigate traffic complications caused by the underground construction works on Castellana, A-5, and the covering of the M-30 in Ventas after the holidays.

Euribor rises in August: what to do to switch to a fixed rate or if you have an expensive mortgage?

With the rise of the euribor in August, it is key to consider options to avoid its impact, such as switching to fixed-rate mortgages. It is recommended to seek professional advice to evaluate the best alternative according to each case and thus reduce the financial burden of an expensive mortgage.

The remnants of Hurricane Erin alert several provinces in Spain with warnings for severe storms and high waves

Nine Spanish provinces will activate a yellow warning this Friday for severe storms and high waves due to the remnants of Hurricane Erin, while the rest of the Peninsula and the Canary Islands will experience more stable weather.

Renfe withdraws Avlo trains from the Madrid-Zaragoza-Barcelona line and casts doubt over cheap tickets

Renfe has decided to withdraw the Avlo trains from the Madrid-Zaragoza-Barcelona route, although it assures that it will maintain the same frequencies, schedules, and competitive prices, creating uncertainty about the future of the affordable tickets that this line offered.

Meghan Markle and Chef José Andrés Share a Surreal Moment Together: "Are You Okay?"

Meghan Markle shared a funny and surreal interaction with chef José Andrés in her Netflix series 'Heart of Invictus,' where the question "Are you okay?" arises. This moment has captured the attention of her followers due to its spontaneity and humor.

Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez cause concern with the big scare they had: "It almost cost us our lives"

Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez experienced a scare while heading to a little-known beach in Spain. Kiko shared the incident on Instagram, which almost cost them their lives, causing concern among their followers.

The video Natalia Nagovitsyna’s son clings to in order to believe the Russian mountaineer is still alive

A drone captured Natalia Nagovitsyna waving days after her accident and being trapped on Peak Pobeda, giving hope to her son that she is still alive.

Tragic End for Natalia Nagovitsyna, the Russian Climber Lost on Pobeda Peak: Kyrgyzstan Ceases Search Forever

Kyrgyzstan has stopped the search for Russian climber Natalia Nagovitsyna, who went missing on Pobeda Peak. Despite this, her 27-year-old son remains hopeful and insists that she is still alive on the mountain.

Spanish teams know their path in the Champions: hellish for Madrid, very kind for Barça, tough for Atleti...

Real Madrid will face a difficult draw in the Champions, similar to the tough path for Atlético, Athletic, and Villarreal, while Barcelona will have a much more favorable route.

Brazil stands firm and prepares a response against Trump's tariffs

Camex has a 30-day period to analyze whether the United States' tariff measures comply with the principle of reciprocity and to decide Brazil's response to these actions.

Death toll rises to 21 in a massive Russian attack on Kyiv that has hit the EU delegation in the Ukrainian capital

A massive Russian attack in Kyiv left 21 dead, even hitting the EU delegation in the city. However, the Kremlin denies having targeted the institutional building.

Russia responds to criticism over recent massive attacks on Kiev: "We did not agree to an air truce"

Zelenski accuses the Kremlin of not seeking a peace agreement, while Russia justifies the recent massive attacks on Kiev by stating that no air truce was agreed upon.

Clandestine Zoos, a Million-Dollar Business with the Illegal Trade of Threatened Species

The illegal trafficking of species, highly lucrative, seriously threatens the survival of endangered animals and fuels a million-dollar business associated with clandestine zoos.

Two-Year-Old Boy in Critical Condition Rescued from Car in Cartagena While His Mother Was Shopping

A two-year-old boy was rescued in critical condition from a locked car in the sun in Cartagena. The officers brought him into the supermarket to stabilize his body temperature. Currently, the child is stable.

Irene Rosales Speaks Out Following the Announcement of Her Separation from Kiko Rivera

Irene Rosales confirmed her separation from Kiko Rivera but emphasized that their family bond will remain intact, especially for the well-being of their two daughters.

The Thermometer of Love: From the Coldest Breakups to the Hottest Couples and Summer Romances

The article explores how emotions in romantic relationships vary during the summer, from cold breakups to passionate romances. It analyzes behavior patterns, the impact of the weather on mood, and how couples take advantage of this season to strengthen their bonds or start new love stories.

The Government will approve the migration contingency plan on Tuesday for communities overwhelmed by minors

The Government will declare a migration emergency to relocate, within a maximum of 15 days, migrant children from overwhelmed autonomous communities, such as the Canary Islands and Ceuta, to other regions of the country.

Genoa guarantees that its communities "comply with the law" but opposes "using migrant minors as bargaining chips"

The PP defends that its communities comply with the law and rejects using migrant minors as "bargaining chips." They respond to the "threats" from the Minister of Territorial Policy by urging the use of the Police and Civil Guard to control borders and combat mafias.

Rayo is officially back in Europe: big win in Vallecas over Neman to secure ticket to the Conference League final phase

Rayo Vallecano secured their spot in the final phase of the Conference League with a big win in Vallecas against Neman, cementing their return to European competitions after successfully defending their narrow lead.

The Asian hornet spreads across Andalusia, but it is already in much of Europe: it kills bees and devastates the beekeeping sector

Beekeepers and researchers warn that the Asian hornet, an invasive species that kills bees, is rapidly spreading through Andalusia and much of Europe, putting the beekeeping sector at risk if urgent measures are not taken.

Carlos Soria goes for the summit of Manaslu at 86 years old: "When others can't walk... his determination is extraordinary"

Carlos Soria, 86 years old, has arrived in the Himalayas to attempt to climb Manaslu, the eighth highest mountain in the world at 8,163 meters. His determination stands out, especially when others cannot walk.

A man found under his tractor dies in Lugo

A man was found dead under his tractor on a property in Lugo. A family member alerted 112 Galicia around 10:10 p.m. after finding him in this situation.

Influencer Natasha Allen dies at 28 years old due to a "rare and aggressive" cancer

Natasha Allen, an American influencer and TikToker, passed away at 28 after battling for five years against synovial sarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer that affects soft tissues.

Young man barricaded in his home in Agost for over 30 hours commits suicide with a shotgun

The young man, barricaded in his home in Agost for over 30 hours and surrounded by the Civil Guard, committed suicide with a shotgun. There were no hostages or injuries during the incident.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127, addresses how the "Alphabet Generation" seeks well-being and balance in an environment dominated by hyperconnectivity and digital consumption. It explores strategies for living with technology without losing mental health, promoting a critical and conscious use of screens to improve quality of life.

Chris Martin, from Coldplay, speaks out about the 'kisscam' controversy: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade"

Chris Martin humorously commented on the incident during the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners.

Strong storms in Barcelona force the cancellation of around 30 flights and delay more than 40 at El Prat Airport

Strong storms with heavy rains affect Barcelona, causing the cancellation of around 30 flights and delays in more than 40 at El Prat Airport throughout the day.

Catalonia deactivates red alert for severe weather in the counties of Barcelona and Girona

The red alert for severe weather in the counties of Barcelona and Girona has been deactivated. No significant incidents were reported during the afternoon.

Serrat will perform again in November at a charity gala: "I retired from the stage, but not from life"

Joan Manuel Serrat will perform on November 22 at the Teatre Principal in Mahón at a charity gala organized by the Fundació Clarós, of which he is a trustee. Although he retired from the stage, he remains active in life and continues to support charitable causes.

She Discovers Her Husband’s Infidelity Due to a Payment Error with a Card at a Pharmacy

The husband claims that when his purchase of contraceptives at a pharmacy came to light, his infidelity was exposed, which caused the breakup of both his marriage and that of his lover.

'MasterChef Celebrity 10' already has a premiere date on La 1: with new challenges for the contestants and top-tier guests

'MasterChef Celebrity 10' will arrive earlier on La 1 with new tests for the contestants and prominent guests, increasing the excitement and challenge in the famous culinary competition.

Archaeologists Find Remains of a Medieval Synagogue in Pueblo Viejo de Belchite

In Pueblo Viejo de Belchite, archaeologists discover the prayer platform and a mural featuring a menorah, indicating the presence of a medieval synagogue in the area.

Kim Kardashian takes a stand against Donald Trump's immigration policies

Kim Kardashian has repeatedly criticized Donald Trump's immigration policies, calling the raids carried out in California in June "inhumane."

Peronist Students and Supporters of Milei Clash in Fistfight at the University of Buenos Aires

Students from the Peronist University Youth (JUP) and Somos Libres, a group allied with La Libertad Avanza, were involved in a fistfight at the University of Buenos Aires.

Peleteiro, after being accused of racism: "I have changed my way of seeing life"

The athlete Peleteiro, after facing accusations of racism that even affected her parents, assures that she has changed her perspective on life in the face of adversity and the criticisms received.

Do you already have your backpack ready to go back to class?

TOTTO offers pencil cases, reusable bottles, thermal lunch bags, and accessories with up to 20% discount before September 15th so you can start the school year with everything you need.

Competition Authority Approves IAG's Proposal in the UK to Transfer Slots on Routes to the US

The British regulator has approved IAG's proposal to transfer slots on routes between London and the United States, as part of a package of measures agreed with American Airlines, to comply with competition requirements.

These Movies Are Under 90 Minutes and Will Change Your Life: Where You Can Watch Them

We recommend movies under 90 minutes that can impact your life. Perfect for making the most of the summer and enjoying quality cinema without investing much time. We also tell you where you can watch them.

Goodbye to Acne: The Skincare Routine We Should Follow According to a Dermatologist

Dermatologist Leire Barrutia shared a skincare routine on social media that can help treat acne, emphasizing that each case is different and that certain specific products could improve the skin.

The Herb That Heals and Prevents Diseases: Rich in Antioxidants and Stimulates Memory

The Ginkgo Biloba, an ancient plant, helps slow down memory loss and is rich in antioxidants, making it a key ally in preventing and treating various diseases.

Trick Images: Photos with Hidden Messages That Trick AI into Stealing Your Data

Researchers have demonstrated that it is possible to extract data from popular applications using manipulated images with hidden messages that deceive artificial intelligence, putting users' privacy at risk.

Learn to Dive in This Hidden Natural Park in Castilla-La Mancha

In a privileged setting in Castilla-La Mancha, a natural park offers the opportunity to explore a unique underwater world, ideal for practicing inland diving and discovering its hidden treasures.

An Expert's Warning if You Store These Fruits in the Fridge: "Their Flavor Will Be Significantly Reduced"

An expert warns that storing certain fruits in the refrigerator can considerably diminish their flavor, contrary to the common belief that it is the best way to preserve them.

The new DGT sign with the pharmacy symbol and a stopwatch: What does it indicate?

In July, the Directorate General of Traffic introduced new road signs in Spain, including sign S-17a, which combines the Parking "P" with the green pharmacy cross and a stopwatch, indicating the limited parking time near pharmacies.

Why Does Google Maps Hide These Places So You Can’t See Them?

Google Maps and Google Street View hide certain places to protect privacy, national security, or prevent the disclosure of sensitive information. This includes military zones, private residences, and restricted areas, aiming to limit visual access to details that could be used for inappropriate purposes or compromise security.

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

20minutos invites you to vote for the best beach in Spain 2025. After the first phase where the best beaches from each coastline were selected, 20 finalists, chosen by readers, compete in the final round. Voting is open until September 15 to decide which one deserves to win.

Neither Muro nor El Palmar: this is Spain's sunniest beach according to a study

A beach in the Canary Islands is the sunniest in Spain, surpassing other popular ones like Muro and El Palmar, due to the greater number of hours of sun it receives annually.

The Four Sfera Shoes Perfect for Going to Work Without Getting Too Hot

Sfera offers four types of footwear ideal for work during the summer: sandals, ballerinas, flip-flops, and wedges, ensuring comfort and freshness during the hot months.

The Prime Video Miniseries About Sea Monsters: The Chilly Adventure You Needed This Summer

The miniseries produced by AMC in 2018, featuring actors like Jared Harris, Tobias Menzies, and Ciarán Hinds, explores an adventure of ships and sea monsters. Ideal for those looking for a chilly and thrilling journey this summer, it is available on Prime Video.

The hidden function of your Alexa speaker to know if someone enters your home

Although it is not a security device, Amazon Alexa speakers can be used during vacations to detect anomalies in the home, providing a practical way to monitor if someone enters while we are away.

They Discover the Bacteria Responsible for Justinian's Plague, the First Recorded Pandemic in History that Struck the Byzantine Empire

Scientists have identified the bacteria responsible for Justinian's Plague, the first recorded pandemic, by extracting genetic material from eight human teeth, thus confirming the pathogen that affected the Byzantine Empire.

The father of Senator Uribe Turbay states that the seven-year sentence for his son's murderer is "an insult to Colombia"

The father of Senator Uribe Turbay described the seven-year sentence for his son's murderer as "an insult to Colombia," emphasizing that the hitman acted with full awareness and was not a minor.

The Castilla y León Regional Government approved the Oencia mine before the wildfires, although it announced it afterwards

The Castilla y León Regional Government officially approved the Oencia mine before the wildfires, but the official publication of the approval was made on August 25, when the fires were already active.

Woman's Body Found Inside an Abandoned Warehouse

The body of a woman was found inside an abandoned warehouse in a hard-to-reach area. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the discovery.

Cayetano Rivera's New 'Special Friend' Revealed by His Former Mother-in-Law: "They Met a Month and a Half Ago"

Veronica Dulanto, Cayetano Rivera's former mother-in-law, revealed on 'TardeAR' that her son and the bullfighter's new special friend met a month and a half ago. She also suggested that the information comes from a "spiteful" source who left her son for Cayetano.

Marineland trainers caught masturbating an orca and the center defends itself: "She is a teenager"

Marineland trainers were recorded masturbating an orca, which sparked controversy. The center justified the action by stating that the orca is a teenager. NGOs suspect it could be artificial insemination, a practice prohibited in France.

'Greenwashing' in water bottles: "The messages are not 100% true"

The OCU denounces that it is not true that water bottles are recycled indefinitely. The ecological messages on these containers, considered "greenwashing," can be misleading by suggesting unlimited recycling, which does not actually happen.

The Trick to Eliminating Phantom Power Consumption from Your Appliances

Smart plugs help reduce the phantom power consumption of appliances by controlling and disconnecting devices that continue to use energy in standby mode, thus helping to save on the electricity bill.

Pasta Salad with Figs and Cecina: The Recipe That Conquers Summer

This updated version of the classic summer salad incorporates cecina, a cured meat specialty from northern Spain, along with figs, offering a fresh and original dish for the summer season.

A neighbor, about the shooting in Alaquàs: "The son came out asking for help and shouting 'they have killed my father'"

The perpetrator of the shooting in Alaquàs called the 15-year-old son to see his father, who had been murdered. The neighbor recounts how the young boy came out asking for help and shouting that they had killed his father.

Lucía Sánchez on why she will send her daughter to a semi-private school: "I want my daughter to have a childhood"

Influencer Lucía Sánchez explains on her Mtmad channel that she has decided to send her daughter to a semi-private school to ensure she has a full childhood, together with Isaac Torres, just before she begins her school years.

María and Elisa, a friendship forged to withstand challenges and without limits at the summit

María Petit and Elisa Mas successfully completed the demanding MCC race in Chamonix, strengthening their friendship and demonstrating their resilience in the face of the competition's challenges.

Pelayo Díaz and his boyfriend, Gal Marom, are getting married: "Of course, I said yes"

Pelayo Díaz and his boyfriend, Gal Marom, got engaged in Greece. The businessman proposed to the stylist during a romantic sunset by the sea, and Gal Marom accepted the proposal.

Do Not Insult the President

People are asked to respect the president and not take advantage of festive events and alcohol consumption to disrespect public authority, as has happened in several cities during the summer.

That August 28 in Washington

Martin Luther King stood out as a great communicator, with a powerful speech that promoted collective interest over individualism.

Gaza: The Means and the Ends

The article discusses the complex dynamics between media coverage and political objectives in the Gaza conflict. It highlights how different narratives shape public perception and influence international response, emphasizing the challenges in distinguishing between media portrayal and on-ground realities in the struggle.

Irene Montero’s Posh Vacation

Critics argue that claiming the left cannot vacation in Menorca is classist, but Irene Montero's choice highlights perceived contradictions in her anti-elite rhetoric.

September will bring higher than normal temperatures and possible torrential rains or DANA in the Mediterranean

Meteored indicates that September will be almost like an extension of summer, with temperatures above usual levels. It is expected that the dry spell and drought will intensify, although torrential rains or DANA phenomena could occur in the Mediterranean area.

The Civil Guard investigates the death by poisoning of the mayor of Paterna del Campo's dog

Seprona and the 112 Emergency Service have collected the body of the mayor of Paterna del Campo's dog to perform an autopsy, in an investigation into possible poisoning.

Max Verstappen on the Possible Signing of Álex Palou by Red Bull: "It's Impossible to Know How He Would Do in F1"

Max Verstappen acknowledged the rumors about Álex Palou as a possible teammate at Red Bull but pointed out that it is impossible to predict how Palou would perform in Formula 1. The three-time champion praised the Spanish driver and showed respect for his abilities, although he remains cautious about the uncertainty of his adaptation to F1.

A man reports that his wife suffers from depression after being caught naked by the cleaning service

A man reports that his wife has developed depression after the cleaning service caught her naked. Although they sent fruit as an apology, they have not shown genuine concern in over three months, according to the man.

New Millionaire in Spain: A Lucky Winner Claims a 62 Million Jackpot in La Primitiva

A new millionaire has emerged in Spain after winning a 62 million jackpot in La Primitiva. The draw for this popular game of chance takes place three times a week, offering participants multiple opportunities to win big prizes.

The Shocking Confession of Fonsi Nieto That Leaves Other Athletes Speechless: "I'm Blown Away"

Fonsi Nieto revealed that, surprisingly, he never got his motorcycle license, which embarrasses him. This confession has left many athletes astonished.

Cuban actor Rubén Cortada debuts on 'Pasapalabra': "It's my first time, I'm a virgin"

Rubén Cortada participated for the first time in the game show 'Pasapalabra'. The program also featured guests Nacho Guerreros, Melani Olivares, and María Parrado. Cortada highlighted his debut on the show, humorously noting that it was his "first time" on the contest.

Manu rushes an answer in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' and is defeated

Rosa won the day's program, sending Manu, from Madrid, to 'The Blue Chair' after rushing an answer during 'El Rosco'.

'Malas lenguas' denies the rumor that dams are being destroyed to extinguish fires

Journalist María Navarro debunked the false rumor that dams are being destroyed or reservoirs drained to put out fires, clarifying that such actions are not taking place.

Massiel interrupts 'YAS verano' to force them to delete a photo: "I look horrible"

Massiel called the show 'YAS verano' on Antena 3 to talk about the death of her friend Manuel de la Calva, from the Dúo Dinámico, and took the opportunity to ask them to delete a photo of her that she considered "horrible."

The Surreal Anecdote of José Manuel Pinto in Football: From a Joke to Going to Trial

José Manuel Pinto humorously recalled on 'El rival más débil' how a joke he made led him to a trial, stating that he has made more history for a whistle than for a save during his football career.

A Spectator Pushes an ETB Reporter into the Bullring and He Ends Up Being Gored by a Young Bull

Xabier Eguía was pushed into the bullring during a broadcast, he tried to resist but was gored by a young bull. Fortunately, he got up unscathed and greeted the audience.

Miri Pérez-Cabrero returns to Honduras as a contestant on 'Supervivientes All Stars'

The program 'TardeAR' announced at the end of its broadcast that Miri Pérez-Cabrero will return to Honduras to participate as a contestant on 'Supervivientes All Stars'.

'Resistiré', the song by Dúo Dinámico turned into an anthem during the pandemic

Manuel de la Calva, member of Dúo Dinámico famous for the song "Resistiré," considered an anthem during the pandemic, passed away this Tuesday at the age of 88 in Anderson Hospital in Madrid.

A 'First Dates' diner tries to flirt with Laura: "He wanted the date with you"

Paco Pepe tried to win over Laura on 'First Dates', offering her his phone number so she could visit him in Granada, thus showing his interest during the date.

Bruce Willis lives separated from his family in a home with 24-hour healthcare: "It was one of the most difficult decisions"

Bruce Willis lives separated from his family in a home with 24-hour healthcare to prevent noise from worsening his illness, a difficult decision according to his wife Emma Heming.

A Documentary Provides Details on the Legal Battle Between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni

A documentary directed by Chris Hackett takes an in-depth look at the legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, providing key details about the case ahead of the trial scheduled for March 2026.

Actor Michael Ward Released on Bail After Being Accused of Rape

Michael Ward has been charged with two counts of rape, two counts of assault with penetration, and one count of sexual assault, following incidents that occurred in January 2023. He is currently out on bail while the investigation continues.

Anabel Pantoja goes through "one of the worst nights of the month" following the separation between Kiko Rivera and Irene Rosales

Anabel Pantoja shared with her followers that she is going through one of her worst nights following the separation of Kiko Rivera and Irene Rosales. The influencer confessed that she just wants to get into bed and not come out until the next day.

Kike Calleja says that Isabel Pantoja is "worried" about her son's breakup

Kike Calleja revealed that Isabel Pantoja is "worried" about her son's recent breakup. Meanwhile, the DJ is staying at his manager's house, and Irene Rosales remains at the family home.

Isabel Pisano's Niece Speaks About Her Inheritance and Denounces the Disappearance of All Her Estate

Isabel Pisano expresses her distrust towards the late woman's new friends, recounting on 'Y ahora Sonsoles' the circumstances that marked the last years of the actress's life and denounces the total disappearance of her estate.

Pawgli apologizes after wave of criticism for his 'advice' on nutrition to lose fat "in just three days"

Pawgli apologized after receiving criticism for recommending a specific measure to lose fat in three days, clarifying that it does not replace exercise or a balanced diet.

Actor Michael Ward released on bail after being accused of rape

Michael Ward faces two counts of rape, two counts of assault with penetration, and one count of sexual assault for incidents that occurred in January 2023. He is currently out on bail while the legal process moves forward.

Michael Jackson's eldest son announces he is marrying his girlfriend: "Excited for this new chapter"

Prince Jackson announced his engagement to his girlfriend, whom he met eight years ago at university, and expressed that he is excited to begin this new chapter in his life.

Irene Rosales Caught with Another Man Days Before Their Breakup Became Public

A viewer sent 'TardeAR' images of Irene Rosales with another man, taken just days before their breakup was made public.

Coach Robert Moreno Hospitalized with a Hypertensive Crisis During a Match

Robert Moreno was hospitalized due to a hypertensive crisis during a match. Club sources assure that his life is not in danger.

'El Hormiguero' announces its first six guests of the season

El Hormiguero, Antena 3's program hosted by Pablo Motos, celebrates its twentieth season by announcing its first six guests, marking a milestone in its long television career.

Disastrous debut for Spain in the Eurobasket: begins their title defense with a heavy defeat against Georgia

Spain started their defense of the Eurobasket 2022 title with a crushing 14-point loss to Georgia, in a poor debut under the management of Sergio Scariolo.

Luis de la Fuente announces the squad list for the World Cup qualifiers this Friday: time and where to watch

Luis de la Fuente will announce this Friday the list of call-ups for the World Cup qualifying matches against Bulgaria (September 4 in Sofia) and Turkey (September 7 in Konya).

Sinner 'fires back' at Alcaraz and also dispatches Popyrin in record time

Italian Jannik Sinner responded to Carlos Alcaraz's decisive victory by quickly defeating Australian Alexei Popyrin, advancing to the third round of the US Open with a dominant performance.

The Grimsby Town goalkeeper who knocked out United admits to being a fan of the 'Red Devils': "I'm half upset"

The Grimsby Town goalkeeper, who eliminated Manchester United, confessed in an interview with the BBC that he is a United fan, which makes him feel "half upset" after his favorite team's defeat.

Chris Froome, four-time Tour de France winner, hospitalized after being hit by a vehicle while training

Chris Froome, British cyclist and four-time Tour de France winner, is hospitalized in Toulon after being struck while training near Saint-Raphael, France.

Video Games and Virtual Reality: Tools in the Rehabilitation of Patients with Neurological Damage

Robotic neurorehabilitation uses video games to motivate patients with neurological damage, showing great potential in their recovery, although it presents certain limitations.

Carolina, 17 years old and with Friedreich's Ataxia, requests the authorization of the medication for her disease

Carolina Mesa Vaya, 17 years old and affected by Friedreich's Ataxia, asked the Minister of Health to authorize a vital medication to treat her disease, aiming to improve her quality of life and that of other patients with this rare condition.

Turner Syndrome, a Rare Disease That Has Not Prevented Leticia and Silvia from Living a Full Life

Turner syndrome, caused by a failure in the X chromosome, leads to short stature, infertility, and potential organ problems. Despite this, Leticia and Silvia have lived full lives, demonstrating that the disease does not limit their lives.

Arturo Góngora, with bones of glass: "Social rejection hurts more than the illness"

Arturo Góngora, a Madrid native with osteogenesis imperfecta who uses a wheelchair, has been raising awareness for over ten years about the dual reality of living with a rare disease and being part of the LGTBIQ+ community, emphasizing that social rejection hurts more than his physical condition.

The EU Opens Up to Lowering Requirements for U.S. Agri-Food Producers in Its Pact with Donald Trump

The U.S. and the EU agreed to facilitate preferential access to the European market for a wide variety of American agricultural and fishery products, opening the door to a possible reduction of requirements for agri-food producers within the framework of the pact negotiated with Donald Trump.

Mortgages reviewed in September will save an average of more than 1,100 euros per year despite the rise in the Euribor

Although the Euribor rose for the second time in August following the ECB's pause, mortgages reviewed in September will allow an average saving of more than 1,100 euros per year for borrowers with variable-rate loans in Spain.

Nvidia disappoints after boosting its profit by 59%: another sign of an AI bubble?

Nvidia reported a 59% higher profit but did not sell advanced H2O microchips to customers in China during the second quarter, raising doubts about the sustainability of growth and possible signs of a bubble in the AI sector.

The Fed Governor Expelled by Trump Sues Him to Block Her "Illegal" Removal

The Fed governor removed by Trump has filed a lawsuit to prevent what she considers an "illegal" removal. The legal dispute could last for months, creating uncertainty about her continued tenure and the future management of the Federal Reserve.

Mercedes grows impatient with the EU and the United States and urges a tariff agreement for the automobile sector

The technology director of Mercedes is pressuring the European Union and the United States to accelerate an agreement that reduces tariffs in the automotive sector, seeking to avoid delays that could impact the industry.

Is Glovo Leaving Spain? The Company Owner Considers Leaving Due to Multi-Million Euro Fines on Its Business Model

Glovo could leave Spain following a lawsuit from Social Security, which is demanding 450 million euros for reclassifying its delivery workers as employees rather than freelancers, putting its current business model at risk.

'Jaws' Still Has No Natural Predator: In 50 Years No Animal Horror Movie Has Measured Up

Fifty years after its release, 'Jaws' remains the unsurpassed benchmark of animal horror cinema, maintaining its status as an unmatched classic in the genre.

Bryan Singer defies cancellation: the director of 'Bohemian Rhapsody,' accused of sexual abuse, has a new film

Bryan Singer has secretly directed a new film starring Jon Voight, focused on the Israeli occupation of Lebanon, thereby defying his situation following accusations of sexual abuse.

Benedict Cumberbatch Strongly Criticizes This Superhero Movie Obsession: "It's Horrible"

Benedict Cumberbatch, Marvel's leading actor, has expressed his dissatisfaction with certain trends in superhero films, describing them as "horrible." His opinion comes in the context of the release of 'The Roses' on August 29, marking a moment of reflection on his experience in the genre.

The movie that sank Schwarzenegger as an action hero... and created a legendary video game weapon

Sylvester Stallone rejected the script of this movie, while Arnold Schwarzenegger accepted it without hesitation. Although the film damaged Schwarzenegger's image as an action hero, it also gave rise to an iconic weapon in the world of video games.

Liam Neeson Beyond 'Taken': Discover This Little-Known Crime Thriller Starring Women

Viola Davis leads this crime thriller directed by Steve McQueen, known for '12 Years a Slave.' The film stands out as an action offering primarily starring women, marking a difference in the genre.

Apple prepares its foldable iPhone for 2026: everything we know about it

Apple will begin production of its foldable iPhone in early 2025, with a possible launch alongside the iPhone 18 series in 2026.

Samsung news in sight: next Thursday there is a Galaxy event and these are the devices we expect

Samsung will hold a Galaxy event on September 4 to showcase new smartphones, tablets, and advances in AI applied to its smart home appliances.

HONOR continues breaking records with the Magic V5, an even slimmer book-style foldable phone

The HONOR Magic V5 is an ultra-slim foldable phone measuring 8.8 mm when closed and 4.1 mm when open, featuring 6.43" and 7.95" screens, an advanced camera, and a 5,820 mAh battery. It is now available in Spain for 1,999 euros.

The Mysterious Space Object 3I/ATLAS Has Been Captured by the Webb Telescope and the Image Reveals a Rarity

The image from the James Webb telescope shows that the tail of comet 3I/ATLAS is mainly composed of carbon dioxide, along with water, ice, dust, and smaller amounts of carbon monoxide.

New controversy in pirate IPTV: LaLiga responds to criticism and denies massive blocking of legitimate websites

LaLiga denies carrying out massive blocks of legitimate sites in its fight against piracy of illegal football broadcasts, labeling these accusations as false.

Zara reveals the latest for autumn: 10 must-have pieces to get ahead of the trends

Zara presents the key trends for autumn, highlighting romantic boleros, leather, metallic colors, and blazers. These pieces reflect a style full of personality, perfect for those who want to stay ahead of the season's fashion.

Barbara Palvin turns up the sensuality game with a sheer and cut-out Intimissimi design

Barbara Palvin dazzled on the red carpet at the Venice Festival with a custom Intimissimi design, characterized by sheer panels and cut-outs that highlighted her sensuality.

The Warning from Lurdes Álvarez, Menopause Expert: "Taking Supplements Randomly Yields No Results"

Lurdes Álvarez warns that consuming supplements indiscriminately does not produce benefits. She emphasizes that supplementation should be a natural and complementary option to the diet to improve health, especially during menopause, but always under proper supervision.

Zara celebrates its 50th anniversary by releasing a special garment paying tribute to its roots

Zara launches a special garment that pays homage to its origins in Arteixo and celebrates its 50th anniversary. This versatile design is perfect for pairing with various styles and reflects the history of the Inditex empire.

What Are 'Barefoot' Shoes and Why TikTok Is Obsessed with Them

'Barefoot' shoes are minimalist footwear that mimic the experience of running barefoot, offering a greater connection with nature. Originating from the running community, they have gained popularity on TikTok as a healthy and natural trend for those seeking more freedom and lightness while walking or running.

Cate Blanchett repeats her plunging neckline dress and becomes the most elegant in Venice

Cate Blanchett surprised in Venice by reusing a dress with a plunging neckline that she had already worn three years ago, reaffirming herself as the most elegant actress by masterfully recycling styles.

This is How the Turkish Dessert that Won Us Over in Narnia is Made: Authentic and Easy Recipe to Make at Home

This Turkish dessert, famous for appearing in the movie 'The Chronicles of Narnia', has won over many. The authentic and easy recipe allows you to enjoy it at home, reliving the magic and flavor that marked our childhood.

The Asturian Bar on the Camino de Santiago Route Offering XXL Pinchos for Less Than 2 Euros

On the Camino Primitivo route, an Asturian bar stands out for offering XXL pinchos for less than 2 euros, an ideal stop for pilgrims seeking quality and affordability during their journey.

How to Make the Most of Figs, the 'Food of Philosophers': Three Easy and Delicious Recipes

The fig, rich in fiber and natural sugar, is perfect for athletes due to its energy and digestive benefits. Additionally, it is versatile in the kitchen, offering delicious and easy options to incorporate it into the daily diet.

Do You Freeze Bread? You Could Be Putting Your Health at Risk for This Reason

Putting bread in the freezer helps reduce food waste, but it is important to follow a proper method to avoid the growth of bacteria that could put your health at risk.

Eva Arguiñano: "A Russian Salad, to be perfect, can't be 'drenched' in mayonnaise"

Eva Arguiñano emphasizes that a perfect Russian salad should have only a minimal amount of mayonnaise, avoiding it being overly "drenched" in the sauce to maintain the right balance and flavor.

Mercadona announces new hours in all its supermarkets starting September 1

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

One of the Most Beautiful Villages in Cantabria: Traditional Architecture Within a Natural Park

The village, located in the Saja-Besaya Natural Park, stands out for its traditional architecture and peaceful atmosphere, which give it a unique identity within the natural surroundings.

The Town in Spain to Escape the Heat: A Rural Paradise in Lleida and a Haven of Peace in the Heart of the Pyrenees

This medieval village in Baja Cerdaña, Lleida, offers a cool summer with average temperatures below 20ºC, making it an ideal destination to escape the heat and enjoy a peaceful rural environment in the Pyrenees.

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

This city in Alentejo, near Badajoz, stands out for its historical heritage that ranges from the Roman era to the Renaissance. Its cobblestone streets, white houses, and an aqueduct with embedded dwellings make it a unique place recognized as a World Heritage Site.

What to See in Cubas de la Sagra, the Town in Madrid that Came Second in the 'Grand Prix 2025'

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

The Most Popular Hotel in Tarifa, with Over 600 Reviews: "A Sure Bet, to Repeat Again and Again"

The hotel, located next to the Los Alcornocales Natural Park, is highly appreciated for its unique surroundings and tranquility, making it an ideal choice for those looking to relax. With over 600 positive reviews, it stands out as a safe and recommended option to repeat the stay.

The Greek island where one of the most famous statues was found: archaeology, beaches, and nature

This Greek island in the Aegean Sea combines ancient history with natural attractions. It is an ideal destination for those seeking archaeology, beaches, and activities such as active and thermal tourism, away from the crowds.

Eight Secret Beaches in the Mediterranean: from Tarragona to Menorca

The Spanish Mediterranean offers a variety of beaches, ranging from large to pristine and urban, all with blue waters ideal for the summer. Among them, eight secret and less crowded beaches stand out, located from Tarragona to Menorca, perfect for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty away from the crowds.

The Curious Reason Why Redheads Need More Anesthesia

Researcher Lluís Montoliu, from the CSIC, explains that redheads have a different perception of pain due to their genetics, which causes them to require higher doses of anesthesia during medical procedures.

Why dieting can make you eat more, according to two specialist dietitians

The dietitians explain that dieting can increase hunger if nutritional needs are not adequately met, which can lead to eating more. Maintaining a balanced and sufficient diet is key to avoiding this effect and achieving healthy weight control.

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 and is an aggressive disease impacting 7,000 people in Spain. Some foods can increase the risk of developing it.

The Difficult-to-Diagnose Disease That Affects More Than 300,000 Spaniards

This disease mainly affects young people between 20 and 40 years old, involves inflammation, and is difficult to diagnose because its symptoms can be mistaken for those of other diseases.

90% of Patients Significantly Improve Their Tinnitus After Bimodal Therapy Treatment

A study in the Basque Country reveals that bimodal therapy significantly improves tinnitus in 90% of patients, offering a more effective option to treat tinnitus.

A "surprising" discovery links a drug for fighting cholesterol with mental health

Researchers have found an unexpected link between a medication intended to combat cholesterol and mental health, opening new possibilities for therapeutic treatments that could benefit both areas.

The serious warning from the DGT to avoid scams via fraudulent mobile messages: "Be careful, don’t take the bait"

The DGT warns about 'smishing,' a scam through text messages on mobile phones used by thieves to deceive citizens. They recommend not responding or providing personal information to avoid fraud.

Backlit front and improved aerodynamics: Peugeot renews its successful 308

The new Peugeot 308 stands out for its backlit front, renewed light signature, and a design that blends elegance, dynamism, and advanced technology, enhancing its aerodynamics and appeal.

The Curious Reason Why a Speeding Ticket Was Canceled

A driver in a suburb near Paris had their speeding ticket canceled due to an unusual and peculiar reason, acknowledged by local authorities who decided to forgive the penalty.

Two speed cameras in Valencia have issued more than 8,000 fines in just six months: this is their location

Two speed cameras in Valencia, located in an area where speed limits are frequently exceeded on multi-lane urban roads, have issued more than 8,000 fines in six months by catching thousands of vehicles.

This is the location of the speed cameras that issue the most fines on the A-3 highway

The A-3 highway, which is 355 km long, has several speed control cameras, including three that are among the 50 that issue the most fines according to the DGT.

An Expert's Trick to Make Your Used Car Look New When You Sell It: "It's the Secret..."

The YouTube channel 'Proyecto G' reveals the secret used by sellers to make the interior of a used car smell like new, enhancing its appeal when selling it.

A 'swell' caused by Hurricane Erin was what caused the damage on the coast of Cádiz

The province of Cádiz is experiencing a rare event due to the combination of the August spring tides and the strong waves generated by the extratropical storm Erin, causing damage along the coast.

The tunnel beneath Plaza Mayor reopens this Friday after emergency works to stop corrosion

The tunnel beneath Plaza Mayor reopens after works carried out in June to seal leaks that were causing damage to the structure and beams, thereby stopping corrosion and improving the safety of the underground area.

The new waste tax arrives in Madrid: here are all the key points of the fee

The bills for the new waste tax in Madrid will start arriving in September, with a two-month period for payment after notification.

A man arrested in Llanes as the suspected author of a forest fire

The Civil Guard arrested a 55-year-old man in Llanes as the suspected person responsible for a forest fire without spread that occurred on August 21 on a track in the municipality. The investigation indicates that he was the perpetrator of the fire.

Fugitive Arrested for an Assault in Which He Used His Job as a Nurse to Abuse a Patient

A 59-year-old man, sentenced to four years in prison, was arrested for abusing a patient by taking advantage of his position as a nurse.

The PP Accuses the Júcar Confederation of Delaying Works: "We Can't Wait for Another DANA"

The PP denounces that the Júcar Confederation has delayed the necessary works and points out that if these infrastructures had been completed on time, the impact of the natural disaster would have been less severe. They warn of the urgency to act to prevent another catastrophe like the DANA.

San Pascual Neighborhood Transforms with More Trees, Accessible Ramps, and Children's and Calisthenics Areas

Construction work in the San Pascual neighborhood begins in November as part of the Regenera Madrid Plan, which aims to revitalize neglected neighborhoods by improving green spaces, accessibility, and recreational areas to promote community life.

Two Couples Rescued from a House Fire in Villamartín

Two couples were rescued from a house fire in Villamartín. Both are in good health after receiving medical attention.

Catalonia will vaccinate against flu and coronavirus starting September 22 and anticipates an early start to the season

Catalonia will begin vaccination against flu and coronavirus on September 22, anticipating the early onset of the 24-25 epidemic season, which saw a 50.5% decrease in hospital admissions.

The Albufereta Beach Closed for Swimming After Detecting Residual Contamination

Albufereta Beach has been closed for swimming due to the detection of residual contamination. Daily water tests will be conducted to assess its quality and decide when to reopen the beach to the public.

Galicia is the first (and only) community to vaccinate against gonorrhea: who can receive it, how to request it, and how much it costs

The Xunta of Galicia will offer the gonorrhea vaccine free of charge to people under 65 years old who are at high risk of infection, being the first community in Spain to implement it.

A Young Woman Asks for Help to Find Friends in Alcalá de Henares: "I'm Your 'Yes' to Everything"

A young woman from Alcalá de Henares is asking for help to make friends, as she has tried to meet people but most are looking for "something more." She presents herself as someone willing to say "yes" to everything in order to form sincere friendships.

The drastic sign in a bar in Palencia: prohibits entry to its neighbors after reporting an "attempted homicide"

The owner of a bar in Palencia bars entry to his neighbors after reporting an attempted homicide and a fire that he describes as arson.

The 'Nightmare' of a Man Who Hasn't Slept in Two Years: "I'm in a State of Constant Alertness"

Oliver Alvis has been unable to sleep for two years, suffering from a constant state of alertness. Neither doctors nor medications have been able to help him regain sleep, severely affecting his quality of life.

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

The 20minutos sex advice column, led by Santiago Frago from the AMALTEA Institute, provides answers to readers concerned about sexual problems, such as loss of erections due to medication, and aims to offer guidance to improve intimate life and connection with their partner.

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

Dermatologist Agustina Rodrigo advises avoiding tanning beds to achieve a healthy skin tone, addressing questions about skin health and aesthetic treatments.

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

This advisory service provides answers to questions about issues with neighbors, community, and landlords, including topics such as fees, leaks, parking spaces, cleaning, security, noise, and odors.

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

UGT specialists answer questions about the reduction of the workday, clarifying doubts related to its effects on working time and retirement.

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

20minutos offers an advice column for those facing worries or blockages, providing a space where they can share their doubts and receive support to manage their difficult situations.

IN DEPTH | Do Dogs Around the World Understand Each Other? The Mystery of the ‘Universal Bark’

Researcher Arik Kershenbaum discovered that wolves and other canines have unique 'dialects' in their howls, suggesting that there is no universal bark that everyone understands the same way.

Salon felines, the hidden drama behind the trafficking of wild cats in Latin America

Experts warn that pumas, jaguars, and ocelots are not pets, but wild species that need protection. They urge governments and society to confront the illegal trafficking of these felines in Latin America to ensure their conservation.

Caring for Nature: The Reason Not to Remove Dead Hair from Dogs in the Park

The message does not intend to discourage pet brushing or induce guilt, but rather to encourage informed reflection and promote gradual improvements in the natural care of dogs.

Your daily horoscope for Friday, August 29, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es, where you will find daily predictions to help guide your decisions and better understand the energies of each zodiac sign.

Madrid School Calendar 2025 - 2026: Course Start Date, Holidays, and Christmas Vacation

Preschools, nurseries, and children's centers will start classes on the second Monday of September. Secondary Education (ESO), Baccalaureate, and Vocational Training (FP) students will start one day later.

Rivals that will face the Spanish teams in the Champions League: this is the 2025/26 bracket

The 2025/26 Champions League bracket is already set with the rivals that the Spanish teams will face. The exact dates of the matches will be announced on Saturday the 30th.

Eusebio Poncela, the Cardinal of the Screen

Eusebio Poncela left a significant mark with his performance in the series Isabel, portraying a key character in the history of Spain.

A dog with a huge tattoo on its back causes controversy at a pet fair

A dog was tattooed on its back without anesthesia due to its high pain tolerance, causing controversy at a pet fair.

What Is a 'Bridezilla' Bride? The Machista Pressure on Women on Their Wedding Day

Weddings impose unequal expectations and a greater emotional burden on brides, reflecting machista pressures. The celebration, idealized as love, forces women to take on responsibilities that, if they exceed their limits, are criticized and judged.

From Joe Jonas to Travis Kelce... All of Taylor Swift's Boyfriends

Taylor Swift has had highly publicized romantic relationships, just as famous as the songs they inspired, which went on to become musical hits.

Is Madrid There? The Greenest Capitals of Europe

The greenest capitals of Europe are characterized by a higher presence of trees, which helps improve environmental quality and urban quality of life. Madrid is evaluated in this context to determine its level of green spaces compared to other European capitals.

Spanish Teams with the Most Seasons in the First Division

The 2025/2026 First Division season is underway with 20 teams competing. The article highlights the Spanish clubs with the most seasons in the top tier, reflecting their history and consistency in national football. Teams like Real Madrid and FC Barcelona lead the way, showcasing decades of continuous presence in the First Division.

The Most Famous 'Celebrities' Named Sofia, Sophia, or Sophie

Many famous women named Sofia, Sophia, or Sophie have achieved great success in Hollywood, standing out in various areas of entertainment.

Video Games Beyond Leisure: From Attracting Talent to Treating Negative Thoughts

Video games go beyond entertainment, being used in education, medicine, and work processes. This gamified approach helps attract talent, facilitate learning, and treat negative thoughts, demonstrating the potential of games to impact different areas of life.

France is once again on the edge after nine months: why a vote of confidence is taking place

Bayrou seeks to confirm whether his massive budget adjustment has parliamentary support. Meanwhile, demonstrations have been called for the 10th.

The rise in housing prices pushes mortgages to record highs: the average loan is already around 300,000 euros in Madrid

In Spain, the average mortgage loan in June reached 168,363 euros, close to historic highs. The reduction in interest rates has boosted transactions and revitalized the real estate market, especially in Madrid, where the average loan exceeds 300,000 euros.

Owner of Moving Company Dies After Falling Six Meters

The owner of a moving company died after falling six meters while repairing the polycarbonate roof of his warehouse in a town in Zaragoza.

Man Arrested for a Stabbing in a Town in Vizcaya

A man was arrested for a stabbing in a town in Vizcaya. Authorities are investigating the motive for the attack, which could be related to a previous fight involving several people.

The moment when Milei is evacuated from a political event after several protesters threw stones and eggs at him

During a political event, Javier Milei was evacuated after being attacked with stones and eggs by protesters, which sparked clashes among those present.

The corruption cases implicating Milei two months before the legislative elections

Several corruption scandals affect Milei, highlighting one involving his sister. At the same time, the Parliament blocks projects and presidential decrees, creating a tense political climate two months before the legislative elections.

Denmark apologizes for forcing thousands of Greenlandic women to use contraceptives for decades

Danish television station DR revealed that around 4,500 women and teenage girls in Greenland were forced to use contraceptive devices as part of a state family planning campaign. Denmark has apologized for these forced practices that affected generations of Greenlandic women.

Ayuso Presents the Community of Madrid Culture Award to Alfonso Ussía

The president of Madrid visited Comillas, Cantabria, to personally present the Culture Award to journalist and writer Alfonso Ussía, author of more than 40 books.

22-Year-Old Man Arrested for Attempting to Murder His Partner and Setting Fire to a Home in Calahorra

A 22-year-old man was arrested in Calahorra for attempting to murder his partner and setting fire to a home. The victim had been living with the suspect for four months, despite the suspect having a restraining order against him.

The European eel, critically endangered due to commercial exploitation and human demand

The European eel is on the brink of extinction due to its commercial overexploitation, especially from the consumption of juvenile eels (glass eels), associated with the luxury culinary culture in the Basque Country.

Interpol Requests Help to Identify a Woman Found Dead in Ibiza

Interpol is seeking assistance to identify a woman found dead in Ibiza. It is known that on the day of her death, she left in a van to work on a boat belonging to wealthy clients from the Middle East.

At least 85 people suffer from Guillain-Barré syndrome in Gaza driven by famine and lack of hygiene

At least 85 people in Gaza suffer from Guillain-Barré syndrome, a neurological disease with no cure that has already caused three deaths. The crisis is worsened by famine and lack of hygiene, while the necessary treatments cannot be administered due to the Israeli blockade of the Strip.

Israel Bombards "Multiple Hezbollah Terrorist Infrastructures" in Southern Lebanon

Israel attacked several infrastructures linked to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, with neither the Shia group nor Lebanon having responded yet. Israel maintains that its actions do not violate the ceasefire in effect since November 2024.

A group that stole using the "stain method" dismantled in Barcelona

In Barcelona, a group accused of thefts using the "stain method" was dismantled. In the detainees' vehicle, wigs, sunglasses, sprays, and paint were found—tools used to commit the thefts.

A study reveals there is no evidence for alternative treatments for autism

A study that analyzed 248 meta-analyses found that there is no solid evidence supporting the effectiveness of alternative treatments for autism. Additionally, most of these therapies have not been rigorously evaluated for their safety.

The lifeless body of a man found floating in the Port of Santurtzi

The Ertzaintza is investigating the death of a man whose body was found floating in the Port of Santurtzi, seeking to clarify the causes and confirm his identity.

Man Arrested for Stabbing Another Man in the Leg on a City Bus in Seville

A man was arrested after stabbing another passenger in the leg on a city bus in Seville. The attacker also threatened the other passengers with the weapon during the incident.

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

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Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

Cinemanía presents an unmissable selection of recent series and movies that stand out for their quality and popularity. The list includes both international and local productions, covering various genres for all tastes. These recommendations promise guaranteed entertainment for cinema and television lovers, with innovative proposals recognized by critics and audiences alike.

China develops the first VTOL drone with jet engine: learn all the details

China has developed the first VTOL drone equipped with a jet engine, an innovation that was previously considered impossible for this type of vehicle. This technology allows for efficient vertical takeoff and landing, opening new possibilities in drone design and functionality.

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 to her hair before washing it, a secret she uses to keep her blonde locks healthy and shiny.

How to Know If a Gas Station Is Next to the Highway? The Key Is in the Sign

When traveling on highways and expressways in Spain, it is common to need to refuel at unfamiliar gas stations. To identify if a station is located next to the highway, simply observe the informational signs, which indicate the proximity and direct access to these gas stations, making it easier to choose them without deviating much from the main route.

The 'Jaws' Prequel Steven Spielberg Wanted to Direct Ended Up Starring Nicolas Cage

Based on true events mentioned in 'Jaws', 'Men of Valor' is the second installment of the saga that Steven Spielberg wanted to direct but never could. Ultimately, the film starred Nicolas Cage.

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 a series about Spanish cuisine for HBO. During the trip, his American daughters discovered a typical Spanish product that they loved, which was different from the traditional paella or tortilla.

Disable this option on your mobile phone if you don’t want to become a victim of scams again

Scammers use devices that are easily accessible on the internet and do not require technical skills to operate, highlighting the importance of disabling certain options on your mobile phone to avoid falling victim to fraud.

Goodbye Scaly Nails: How to Restore Their Healthy Appearance After Summer Manicures

Summer usually brings more manicures and nail polishes that weaken and damage the nails on hands and feet. To restore their health and appearance, it is key to hydrate them, avoid harsh products, and allow them to rest from polish so they can strengthen and look natural again.

Ryan Gosling arrives in 'Star Wars': first image of 'Starfighter', the galactic saga movie

The start of filming for 'Starfighter', directed by Shawn Levy, reveals Ryan Gosling alongside Amy Adams, Matt Smith, Mia Goth, and Aaron Pierre in the cast of this new 'Star Wars' saga movie.

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

After her success with the 'Candyman' sequel, Nia DaCosta agreed to direct 'The Marvels' but faced difficulties due to the lack of a solid script, which marked a negative experience at Marvel.

The town of Alicante with a beach where 80 square meter apartments are sold for less than 125,000 euros

This municipality on the Costa Blanca is the most affordable for buying a house, with an average price of 1,522 euros per square meter, allowing the purchase of 80 m² apartments for less than 125,000 euros.

School Calendar of Andalusia 2025 - 2026: Start Date of Classes, Holidays, and Christmas and Easter Breaks

The 2025-2026 school year in Andalusia will begin between September 1 and 22, depending on the level and type of educational center. The calendar includes holidays and vacation periods, such as Christmas and Easter.

This is the story of the Aquelarre of Cervera, the peculiar witches' festival in which the devil 'ejaculates' on the attendees

The Aquelarre of Cervera began in the 1960s as a youth protest. This unique festival celebrates the figure of the devil and witches with provocative rituals and acts that include striking symbolism, making it a popular and rebellious tradition that attracts many attendees each year.

China boosts soybean buys from Argentina, Uruguay amid US trade war, sources say

China is increasing soybean imports from Argentina and Uruguay as the US-China trade war continues. To reduce reliance on US soybeans, Chinese buyers are turning to South American suppliers to secure more stable and diversified sources amid ongoing tariff disputes.

Oil prices fall on demand concerns but head for weekly gain

Oil prices dropped due to worries about slowing demand amid global economic uncertainties. However, they are still set for a weekly increase supported by production cuts from major exporters and signs of tightening supply. Market participants remain cautious as economic data and geopolitical tensions continue to influence price movements.

Gold prices steady above $3,400/oz on rate cut bets; PCE data awaited

Gold prices held steady above $3,400 per ounce as investors anticipate potential interest rate cuts. Market participants are awaiting U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data, which is expected to influence Federal Reserve policy decisions and impact gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset.

BofA raises long-term gold target to $2,500, keeps $4,000 outlook in sight

Bank of America raised its long-term gold price target to $2,500 an ounce, citing inflation and economic uncertainties as key drivers. Despite the near-term outlook, the bank maintains a bullish view with potential to reach $4,000 per ounce in the longer term, supported by central bank buying and persistent geopolitical risks.

India boosts US oil purchases on competitive prices, narrows trade deficit

India has increased its oil imports from the US due to attractive prices, helping reduce its trade deficit. This shift reflects India's strategy to diversify energy sources and capitalize on competitive US crude, aiding economic recovery amid global market fluctuations.

Oil prices retreat amid waning hopes for Russia-Ukraine peace deal

Oil prices fell as optimism diminished over a Russia-Ukraine peace agreement. Persistent conflict and uncertainty in the region contributed to fluctuating energy markets, overshadowing previous expectations of a diplomatic resolution that could stabilize supply concerns.

US-Venezuela tensions rise as US warships arrive in Southern Caribbean

US warships have arrived in the Southern Caribbean amid escalating tensions with Venezuela. The deployment is viewed as a show of force in response to Venezuela's recent military activities near US borders. Caracas has condemned the move as provocative, heightening diplomatic strains between the two nations. The situation fuels concerns over potential conflict and regional instability.

Oil settles higher as traders await Trump statement on Russia-Ukraine

Oil prices rose as traders anticipated a statement from former President Trump regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The market showed cautious optimism amid geopolitical tensions, with investors closely monitoring potential impacts on supply and demand. This anticipation drove a slight uptick in oil futures despite existing uncertainties in the global energy landscape.

Analysis - Trump’s options to ease Russia sanctions limited compared to Europe’s

President Trump's ability to ease Russia sanctions is constrained compared to European counterparts, due to tighter U.S. legislative controls and broader geopolitical considerations. While Europe faces pressure to balance energy needs with sanctions, the U.S. maintains stricter restrictions, limiting Trump's flexibility in adjusting sanctions against Russia.

EU to scrap tariffs on US goods to pave way for lower car duties

The EU plans to remove tariffs on US goods as part of a deal aimed at reducing car tariffs between the two economies. This move is intended to ease trade tensions and foster better economic relations by lowering costs for car manufacturers and consumers. The agreement signals a shift towards closer cooperation and could boost transatlantic trade.

Sagax buys 11% stake in Belgium’s Retail Estates for SEK 1.19 billion

Sagax has acquired an 11% stake in Belgian real estate company Retail Estates for SEK 1.19 billion. This strategic investment aims to strengthen Sagax’s presence in the European retail property market and diversify its portfolio. The move reflects Sagax's confidence in the growth potential of the Belgian retail sector amid evolving market dynamics.

Berenberg initiates coverage on forestry, pulp stocks with Buy on SCA, Sell on UPM

Berenberg started coverage on forestry and pulp stocks, recommending a Buy on SCA and a Sell on UPM. The firm points to different outlooks for the companies based on market position, product mix, and strategic focus, which affect their investment ratings.

Frasers Group names Sir Jon Thompson chair as David Daly steps down

Frasers Group appointed Sir Jon Thompson as its new chair following David Daly's departure. The leadership change marks a significant shift in the company's governance, aiming to leverage Thompson's extensive experience to guide Frasers Group's future growth and strategic direction.

Ford recalls over 105,000 US vehicles due to lighting failure, NHTSA says

Ford is recalling more than 105,000 vehicles in the US because a lighting failure could increase crash risk. The recall, announced by NHTSA, affects specific models with defective wiring harnesses that may cause front turn signal and daylight running lamps to malfunction. Ford will notify owners and repair the issue free of charge to ensure vehicle safety.

Sportradar and IMG Arena merger faces UK competition inquiry

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an inquiry into the proposed merger between Sportradar and IMG Arena. The investigation will assess whether the deal could reduce competition in the sports betting data market, potentially harming customers and other businesses. Both companies provide sports data and services to bookmakers, raising concerns about market dominance and reduced choice.

Gunmaker Colt to buy $1 billion Czech nitrocellulose company

Colt, the U.S. gun manufacturer, plans to acquire a Czech nitrocellulose company valued at $1 billion. This strategic move aims to secure Colt's supply chain for essential gunpowder materials, enhancing production stability and reducing reliance on external suppliers amid global supply uncertainties.

Rémy Cointreau lifts guidance after U.S.-EU tariff cut on spirits

Rémy Cointreau raised its financial outlook after the U.S. and EU agreed to reduce tariffs on certain spirits. The tariff cut is expected to boost exports and sales in key markets, positively impacting the company's revenue and growth prospects. This move enhances Rémy Cointreau’s competitive position in the global spirits market.

ANZ CEO says firing of staff by automated email was 'indefensible'

ANZ CEO admitted that terminating staff via automated email was "indefensible" and acknowledged the poor handling of the layoffs. The bank faced criticism over the impersonal dismissal process, prompting promises to improve communication and staff treatment in future organizational changes.

Japan stocks lower at close of trade; Nikkei 225 down 0.26%

Japan's stock market closed lower, with the Nikkei 225 index falling 0.26%. Market sentiment was cautious amid mixed economic data and global uncertainties. Investors remained watchful of upcoming corporate earnings and international developments influencing trade and investment flows.

Washington must swiftly cut auto tariffs after EU paves way, German car lobby says

The German car lobby urged Washington to promptly reduce auto tariffs following the EU's move to ease trade barriers. The group highlights that cutting these tariffs will foster better transatlantic trade relations and support the automotive industry on both sides, enhancing competitiveness and economic growth.

France's economy grows 0.3% in Q2, confirms preliminary data

France's economy expanded by 0.3% in the second quarter, confirming earlier estimates. The growth was driven by increased household spending and strong industrial output, despite global economic uncertainties. This steady pace suggests resilience in France's economic recovery amid inflation concerns and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

German unemployment unexpectedly falls in August

Germany's unemployment rate fell unexpectedly in August, defying forecasts of a rise. The labor market showed resilience despite economic challenges, with joblessness dropping to its lowest level since 1991. Experts attribute the decline to strong demand in the service sector and ongoing economic adaptability amid global uncertainties. This positive shift boosts confidence in Germany’s economic stability.

Spain's inflation rate holds steady at 2.7% in August

Spain's inflation rate remained steady at 2.7% in August, maintaining the same level as the previous month. This stability reflects consistent consumer prices, with energy and food sectors showing minimal fluctuations. The steady rate signals a balanced economic outlook amid ongoing efforts to control inflation without hindering growth.

Spain's 12-month EU-harmonised inflation remains at 2.7% in August

Spain's EU-harmonised inflation rate held steady at 2.7% in August, unchanged from July. This stability reflects persistent price pressures despite economic challenges, indicating ongoing inflationary trends within the country aligned with broader EU patterns.

French preliminary inflation at +0.8% in August, slightly below forecast

France's preliminary consumer inflation for August rose by 0.8%, slightly below economists' expectations. The slight moderation in price increases reflects easing energy costs, though core inflation remains persistent. This data suggests gradual price pressures in the French economy amid ongoing economic challenges.

Indonesia's trade surplus seen at $3.2 billion in July as imports decline: Reuters poll

Indonesia's trade surplus is projected at $3.2 billion in July, driven by a notable decline in imports. This follows weaker domestic demand and lower global commodity prices. Export growth is expected to moderate, supporting continued trade surplus despite global economic uncertainties.

German retail sales fall more than expected, import prices down

German retail sales declined more than anticipated in recent months, reflecting weaker consumer demand. Additionally, import prices dropped, easing inflationary pressures. This combination suggests challenges for Germany's economy, signaling potential slowing growth and less consumer spending ahead.

German retail sales fall more than expected in July

German retail sales declined significantly in July, falling more than analysts had anticipated. This drop reflects ongoing challenges in consumer spending amidst economic uncertainties, raising concerns about the country's economic outlook.

German import prices fall more than expected in July

German import prices declined by 1.0% in July, exceeding expectations of a smaller drop, mainly due to lower energy costs. This marks the fourth consecutive monthly decrease, reflecting weaker global demand and easing inflationary pressures. The decline signals potential relief for consumer prices but raises concerns about economic growth and external demand in Germany.

Sweden's GDP Growth Exceeds Initial Estimates in Q2

Sweden's GDP growth in the second quarter surpassed initial estimates, driven by strong domestic demand and increased exports. The robust performance indicates a resilient economy despite global uncertainties, supporting positive outlooks for the remainder of the year. Key sectors such as manufacturing and services showed significant improvement, contributing to the overall economic expansion.

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BoE interest payments to banks a ‘massive drain on taxpayer money’: think tank

A think tank criticized the Bank of England for paying significant interest to banks, calling it a huge burden on taxpayers. These payments, made to commercial banks holding reserves at the BoE, benefit financial institutions without directly supporting the wider economy. The think tank urges policy changes to reduce this "massive drain" and better align central bank operations with public interest.

U.S. PCE, European inflation and "de minimis" exemption - what’s moving markets

Key market drivers include the U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data, European inflation figures, and the impact of the "de minimis" exemption rule. These elements influence investor sentiment and trading decisions, as inflation trends and regulatory changes shape economic outlooks and market volatility across regions.

European shares slip ahead of crucial US, euro zone data

European stocks edged lower as investors awaited key economic reports from the US and euro zone. The data, expected to shed light on inflation and growth trends, could influence central bank policies. Markets remain cautious amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and mixed corporate earnings, with traders positioning themselves ahead of the upcoming releases.

Thailand records current account surplus of $2.2 billion in July

Thailand posted a current account surplus of $2.2 billion in July, driven by strong exports and a rise in tourism income. The surplus reflects improving economic conditions as global demand recovers and travel restrictions ease, boosting both trade and service sectors. This marks a positive sign for Thailand’s economic outlook amid ongoing global uncertainties.

French economic growth confirmed at 0.3% in second quarter - INSEE

The French economy grew by 0.3% in the second quarter of 2024, confirmed by INSEE. This steady expansion reflects positive trends in consumption and industrial output, despite ongoing global uncertainties. The data underscores France's resilience and gradual recovery amidst economic challenges.

UK should tax banks on reserves held at BoE, think tank says

A think tank has urged the UK government to impose a tax on banks' reserves held at the Bank of England. The proposal aims to generate additional public revenue and curb excessive banking profits. The tax would target idle reserves, encouraging banks to lend more and support economic growth while addressing financial inequalities.

New Zealand Central Bank Chair Neil Quigley resigns

Neil Quigley has resigned as Chair of New Zealand's Central Bank. The decision marks a significant leadership change at the institution responsible for the country's monetary policy and financial stability. Details on his reasons for stepping down and the appointment of his successor were not specified.

Asia shares lifted by Wall St as markets await US inflation data

Asian markets rose following strong gains on Wall Street, with investors showing cautious optimism ahead of upcoming US inflation data. Traders await the inflation report to gauge the Federal Reserve’s next moves on interest rates, influencing global market sentiment. Investors remain watchful amid mixed economic signals and ongoing geopolitical concerns.

Inside European banks’ stellar run: towards or beyond the sweet spot?

European banks have shown strong performance recently, driven by rising interest rates boosting net interest income. Improved economic conditions and regulatory easing also support profitability. However, challenges like inflation, geopolitical tensions, and potential rate hikes pose risks. The sector's future hinges on balancing growth opportunities with managing emerging financial uncertainties.

Gate Launches GUSD: A Stable Investment Backed by Real-World Assets

Gate has introduced GUSD, a new stablecoin backed by real-world assets to offer investors a stable and secure investment option. GUSD aims to enhance liquidity and provide stability in the crypto market by linking digital assets to tangible value, appealing to risk-conscious investors seeking reliable returns.

Bitcoin price today: falls to $111k ahead of PCE inflation; set for monthly drop

Bitcoin's price dropped to $111,000 ahead of the upcoming PCE inflation report, signaling market caution. The cryptocurrency is on track for a monthly decline, reflecting investor concerns about inflation data's impact on asset prices and potential shifts in monetary policy.

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BTCC Summer Festival 2025 Unites Japan’s Web3 Community

The BTCC Summer Festival 2025 brought together Japan’s Web3 enthusiasts, featuring panels, workshops, and networking events. Industry leaders discussed blockchain innovations, NFT trends, and decentralized finance, fostering collaboration and growth within Japan's emerging digital ecosystem. The festival highlighted Japan's rising influence in the global Web3 space and encouraged community engagement and education.

HTX Hot Listings Weekly Recap (Aug 18 - Aug 25): Meme Coins Steal the Show, Blue Chips Steadily Recover

This week, meme coins dominated the market with impressive gains and high trading volumes, capturing investor interest. Meanwhile, established blue-chip cryptocurrencies showed steady recovery, regaining lost ground with moderate growth. Market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic as both speculative assets and core holdings gain traction amid ongoing volatility.

DeFi Development buys $77 million in Solana tokens after equity raise

DeFi Development acquired $77 million worth of Solana tokens following a successful equity fundraising round. The purchase highlights the company’s increased commitment to the Solana ecosystem and its plans to expand its presence in the decentralized finance sector. This move aligns with the broader industry trend of investing in blockchain platforms with strong growth potential.

GCL Subsidiary, 2Game Digital, Partners with KuCoin Pay to Accept Secure Crypto Payments in Real Time

GCL's subsidiary, 2Game Digital, has partnered with KuCoin Pay to enable real-time, secure cryptocurrency payments. This collaboration aims to enhance payment options and streamline transactions for 2Game Digital users by integrating KuCoin Pay’s crypto payment platform.

Why the long-ETH/short-BTC trade matters

The long-ETH/short-BTC trade reflects a growing market sentiment favoring Ethereum's potential over Bitcoin. Investors anticipate Ethereum’s network upgrades and expanding decentralization applications will drive its value higher, while Bitcoin faces challenges from regulatory scrutiny and maturation. This strategy aims to capitalize on Ethereum’s growth prospects while hedging against Bitcoin’s volatility and slower innovation pace.

Bitcoin price today: ticks up to $113k as focus returns to Fed easing bets

Bitcoin's price rose to $113,000 amid renewed market optimism about potential Federal Reserve easing. Investors are reacting to signals that the Fed may slow or pause interest rate hikes, boosting crypto sentiment. This shift has revived hopes for increased liquidity and economic support, contributing to Bitcoin's upward movement after recent volatility.

Bybit Megadrop Welcomes SHARDS with a 60,000,000 Token Prize Pool

Bybit Megadrop is launching a new campaign featuring SHARDS, offering a massive prize pool of 60,000,000 SHARDS tokens. Users can participate to win tokens through various activities on the Bybit platform, enhancing engagement and boosting SHARDS' visibility and adoption within the crypto community.

Guaranty Trust Holding injects ₦365.85 billion into banking subsidiary

Guaranty Trust Holding Company has invested ₦365.85 billion into its banking subsidiary to strengthen its capital base and support growth initiatives. This capital injection aims to enhance the bank’s operational efficiency and expand its financial services, reinforcing GTCO’s position in the Nigerian banking sector.

TotalEnergies CEO to participate in Barclays energy conference

TotalEnergies CEO will join the Barclays energy conference to discuss the company's strategies and outlook in the evolving energy market. The participation highlights the firm's commitment to engaging with investors and stakeholders amid global energy transitions.

AECI completes sale of Schirm U.S.A. for $40 million

AECI finalized the sale of its subsidiary Schirm U.S.A. for $40 million. The transaction aligns with AECI's strategic focus on core operations and will enable the company to strengthen its balance sheet and pursue growth opportunities in key markets.

Amundi Physical Gold ETC Issues 339,000 New Securities

Amundi Physical Gold ETC has issued 339,000 new securities, expanding its offerings. This move reflects investors' continued interest in gold-backed exchange-traded commodities as a hedge against market volatility and inflation. The issuance aims to provide increased liquidity and meet growing demand for physical gold exposure through a convenient, tradable product.

Havila Kystruten Q2 2025 presentation: Revenue up 22%, EBITDA jumps 35% YoY

Havila Kystruten reported a 22% revenue increase and a 35% rise in EBITDA for Q2 2025 compared to the previous year. The growth was driven by higher passenger and cargo volumes, operational efficiencies, and favorable market conditions. The company remains optimistic about future quarters, citing strong bookings and ongoing cost management efforts.

capAI signs license agreement for AI-powered book-to-screen hub

capAI has entered into a license agreement to develop an AI-powered platform that transforms books into screenplays and visual content. The hub aims to streamline content adaptation for film and TV by leveraging AI to accelerate script development and enhance creative processes. This innovation could reshape how literary works are adapted for the screen, offering creators new tools for storytelling.

Clear Blue Tech Q2 2025 Presentation: 'Clear Blue 2.0' Emerges with 61% Debt Reduction

Clear Blue Technologies unveiled its 'Clear Blue 2.0' strategy in Q2 2025, highlighting significant progress with a 61% reduction in debt. The company emphasized enhanced operational efficiencies, improved product offerings, and strengthened financial health, positioning itself for sustainable growth and innovation in the smart off-grid power market.

Societe Generale begins pre-stabilisation period for euro benchmark bond

Societe Generale has started the pre-stabilisation period for its euro benchmark bond issuance. This phase comes before the finalization of the bond offer and includes initial market support measures to stabilize the bond price. The action indicates the bank's intention to boost investor confidence ahead of the bond's full placement in the market.

Qben Infra Q2 2025 slides: Revenue growth continues with record Rail activity

Qben Infra reported sustained revenue growth in Q2 2025, driven by record activity in its Rail segment. The company highlighted strong project execution and expanding client demand, contributing to improved financial performance. Strategic investments and operational efficiencies also supported margin expansion, positioning Qben Infra for continued growth in the infrastructure sector.

Santander UK to release half-year financial report for H1 2025

Santander UK announced it will publish its half-year financial report for H1 2025 soon. The report is expected to provide insights into the bank’s performance, including revenue, profit, and customer growth during the period. Investors and analysts are awaiting detailed financial results and forecasts amid evolving economic conditions.