News Summary - 09/17/2025

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Charlie Kirk suspect confessed in hidden note to roommate, prosecutors allege

The 22-year-old suspect charged with murder allegedly confessed in a hidden note to a roommate. He faces the death penalty if convicted at trial.

'The bombing has been insane': Palestinians scramble to flee Israeli assault on Gaza City

Residents describe entire residential blocks destroyed as Israel intensifies its military offensive in Gaza City. Palestinians are urgently fleeing the area amid escalating bombings and widespread devastation.

Israel has committed genocide in Gaza, UN commission of inquiry says

A UN commission of inquiry states that Israel has committed four of the five genocidal acts defined by international law against Palestinians during the Gaza war.

Acting legend Robert Redford dies aged 89

Robert Redford, celebrated for iconic roles in The Sting and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, has passed away at age 89.

Canadian writer Robert Munsch approved for assisted dying

Canadian children's author Robert Munsch, diagnosed with dementia and Parkinson's disease in 2021, has been approved for assisted dying.

Syria's worst drought in decades pushes millions to the brink

Syria's severe drought has reduced wheat harvests by 40%, worsening conditions in a nation where nearly 90% of people live in poverty, pushing millions closer to crisis.

Judge dismisses terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione

Judge Gregory Carro dismissed terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione but ruled that a second-degree murder charge against him could proceed. The decision was made during a hearing on Tuesday.

Coup Plot Charges for Former Romanian Presidential Candidate

Prosecutors have charged the right-wing former Romanian presidential candidate with conspiring to overthrow the country's constitutional order.

Malawians await presidential poll result in vote dominated by economic woes

Malawi awaits the presidential election results, with no candidate having secured over half the votes yet. If this persists, the top two candidates will proceed to a run-off. The election has been heavily influenced by economic challenges facing the country.

Chinese-linked mining firms sued over 'ecological catastrophe' in Zambia

Farmers allege millions of litres of highly acidic waste from copper mining by Chinese-linked firms spilled into Zambian rivers, causing severe ecological damage and prompting legal action against the companies.

Kenya issues arrest warrant for British national over young mother's murder

Kenya has issued an arrest warrant for a British national in connection with the 2012 murder of a 21-year-old mother. Her body was discovered in a septic tank in the garrison town of Nanyuki.

Fears balloon of a return to civil war in South Sudan over treason trial

Rising tensions in South Sudan threaten renewed conflict after the vice-president faced treason charges. This political rift risks destabilizing the fragile peace and could reignite civil war fears.

US designates Colombia as country 'failing to cooperate in drug war'

For the first time in nearly 30 years, the US has removed Colombia's certification as a cooperative partner in the war on drugs, signaling concerns over its efforts in combating narcotics production and trafficking.

TikTokers arrested for insulting Somalia's president in a dance video

Several young men were arrested in Somalia after posting a TikTok video in which they danced to a remixed campaign song with altered lyrics considered insulting to the country's president. The video sparked outrage, prompting authorities to detain the individuals on charges related to disrespecting the president.

Artefacts recovered from Titanic's sunk sister ship

Greece announced the recovery of artefacts from the wreck of HMHS Britannic, Titanic's sister ship, in the Aegean Sea. Items retrieved include a bell and binoculars.

Deal is done to keep TikTok in the US, says Trump

TikTok, previously threatened with a ban in the US due to national security concerns, will remain accessible following a deal. This development comes as efforts to address data privacy and security issues related to the platform conclude, ensuring its continued operation in the American market.

Federal court blocks Trump from sacking Lisa Cook

A federal court has prevented Trump from removing Lisa Cook amid a dispute between the president and the US Federal Reserve. The legal action highlights tensions over control of the central bank's appointments.

Sabrina Carpenter and Justin Bieber to headline Coachella 2026

Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G have been announced as headliners for Coachella 2026, set to take place in the Californian desert.

Trump says he will sue New York Times for $15bn

Trump announced plans to sue the New York Times for $15 billion, alleging defamation and libel. He claims the newspaper acted as a "mouthpiece" for Democrats.

Nigerian chef breaks world record for largest jollof rice dish

Guinness World Records has confirmed that a Nigerian chef set a new record by preparing the largest jollof rice dish, weighing an impressive 8,780kg.

Bowen: UN commission report on genocide is blunt indictment of Israel's actions in Gaza

A UN commission report delivers the strongest and most authoritative finding to date, accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, sharply condemning its actions in the region.

'The hungry can't stay silent' - behind deadly protests in oil-rich Angola

Approaching its 50th independence anniversary, Angola faces severe poverty and inequality despite its oil wealth. These hardships have sparked deadly protests, highlighting the frustration of citizens demanding better living conditions and economic justice.

'The bombing has been insane': Palestinians scramble to flee Israeli assault on Gaza City

Palestinians report entire residential blocks flattened amid an intensified Israeli military offensive in Gaza City, forcing many to flee as the violence escalates.

Beaten and held in Russia for three years - but never charged with a crime

Dmytro was imprisoned in Russia shortly after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Despite being held for three years without any charges, he was recently freed last month.

Trump's state visit is mired with potential pitfalls despite careful planning

Despite months of careful preparation, Trump's state visit faces several challenges, including concerns beyond the Lord Mandelson question. Insiders remain wary of potential issues that could complicate the trip.

Why more women get cancer in India - but more men die

In India, women represent slightly over half of new cancer cases, yet men constitute the majority of cancer-related deaths. This discrepancy highlights differences in cancer types, diagnosis stages, and access to treatment between genders.

Ten teenage stars to look out for in the Champions League

The Champions League returns this week, featuring 10 teenage talents highlighted by BBC Sport as players to watch this season. These young stars aim to make a significant impact and showcase their potential on Europe's biggest club stage.

What is at stake in Malawi's elections as cost-of-living bites?

Malawi's elections are heavily influenced by rising prices and fuel shortages, with economic struggles dominating campaigns. Voters are concerned about the cost of living, making the election outcome crucial for addressing these pressing issues.

They were shot dead for protesting against corruption in Nepal

Over 70 people, including many young protesters, were killed during anti-corruption demonstrations in Nepal, highlighting widespread anger and demand for accountability.

Watch: Key takeaways from Charlie Kirk suspect's first court appearance

Tyler Robinson appeared in a Utah court as prosecutors formally read the charges against him related to the incident involving Charlie Kirk. The hearing marked his initial court appearance, with details on the allegations outlined by the prosecution.

'Completely different, yet genuinely get on' - BBC correspondents on Starmer and Trump

BBC editors Chris Mason and Sarah Smith explore the significance of the trip for both Starmer and Trump, highlighting their contrasting styles yet mutual understanding.

Watch: The Sundance Kid's Life in the Spotlight

The BBC's David Sillito reviews the remarkable career of the Hollywood legend known as The Sundance Kid, who has passed away at age 89.

Watch: Bear caught on CCTV searching for food in Indian temple

A bear was caught on CCTV rummaging through an office inside an Indian temple, searching for food. The footage shows the animal's curious behavior as it searches for tasty treats in the temple premises.

Watch: JD Vance hosts Charlie Kirk's daily talk radio show

The US vice-president praised the late conservative influencer for playing a "critical part" in securing President Donald Trump's re-election.

Israel demolishes more high-rise towers as Gaza City offensive ramps up

BBC Verify’s Merlyn Thomas reports on recent Israeli strikes targeting high-rise buildings in Gaza City, intensifying amid the ongoing offensive. The attacks reflect a heightened military campaign aimed at key infrastructure and militant positions within the city.

Homes damaged, cars swept away as rains flood India's Uttarakhand

Torrential rains have caused severe flooding in Uttarakhand, damaging homes and sweeping away vehicles. Rescue operations are ongoing in the Himalayan region to assist those affected by the downpour.

Israel launches a full-scale offensive in Gaza City with bombings and tanks, says it will take "several months" to control it

Israel has deployed tanks in Gaza City while the UN accuses Netanyahu's government of genocide, an allegation that Israel rejects as false. The Israeli offensive is announced as prolonged, with control expected in several months.

Felipe VI describes the situation in Gaza as an "unbearable humanitarian crisis" engulfed in "total devastation"

King Felipe VI describes the situation in Gaza as an "unbearable humanitarian crisis" and a "total devastation." He emphasizes the importance of peace in the Middle East not being a utopia and advocates for efforts to achieve a lasting solution in the region.

Israel's War Against Hamas in Gaza | The Episcopal Conference Supports the Two-State Solution: "Violence Begets Violence"

The Episcopal Conference supports a two-state solution to the conflict between Israel and Hamas, emphasizing that violence only breeds more violence. Meanwhile, Israeli attacks continue in Gaza City, intensifying the crisis in the region.

A UN commission concludes that Israel has committed "genocide" in Gaza and denounces rapes and sexual assaults against Palestinians

A UN commission accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza and denounces rapes and sexual assaults against Palestinians, highlighting serious human rights violations in the conflict.

Pillay, Sidoti, and Kothari: The Biography of the Three UN Experts Who See "Genocide" in Gaza and Whom Israel Accuses of Being "Antisemites"

The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry, composed of Pillay, Sidoti, and Kothari, accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza under international law. Israel responds by accusing them of antisemitism.

Spain will not participate in Eurovision if Israel does

Spain has announced that it will not participate in Eurovision if Israel also takes part, indicating a possible political stance or protest related to Israel's presence in the contest.

All the countries that will not go to the festival if there is an Israeli representative: one of them belongs to the 'Big Five'

One of the biggest financial contributors to the festival has declared that they will not attend Vienna 2026 if Israel participates, joining other countries that will boycott the event for this reason.

The Utah Prosecutor's Office Seeks Death Penalty for the Accused in the Murder of Activist Charlie Kirk

The suspect will face the death penalty accused of murdering activist Charlie Kirk. He faces seven charges, including aggravated murder.

The messages in which Robinson confesses the crime: "I have the opportunity and I'm going to take it"

Tyler Robinson planned the crime for a week. In his messages, he confessed his intention to take advantage of the opportunity to commit the crime, revealing details of his preparation and determination to carry it out.

Robert Redford Dies at 89

Robert Redford, iconic American actor, director, and producer, passed away at the age of 89. He was a key figure in Hollywood since the 1970s, known for his impactful film career and his contribution to the art and culture of cinema.

Meryl Streep on her unforgettable kiss with Robert Redford: "By the time we got to take five, I was already in love"

Meryl Streep recalled her best on-screen kiss with Robert Redford, the Hollywood heartthrob who is turning 89. The actress confessed that by take five, she was already in love during the filming.

Hollywood mourns the death of Robert Redford: "His impact will endure for generations"

Robert Redford, cinema icon and founder of the Sundance Film Festival, has passed away. The cultural community and Hollywood express their sorrow and highlight his lasting legacy in the film industry, emphasizing how his influence and contributions will continue to inspire future generations.

Madrid survives everything and defeats Marseille in their Champions League debut

Real Madrid, led by Xabi Alonso, achieved their first victory in the Champions League by beating Marseille 2-1. Despite difficulties, the Spanish team showed resilience to secure three points in their debut in the top European competition.

Standings of the Champions League 2025/2026 Group Stage, Live; Positions of Real Madrid, Barça, Atlético...

The group stage of the Champions League 2025/2026 features 36 teams, including five Spanish clubs: Real Madrid, Barça, Atlético, Villarreal, and Athletic, competing in a single ranking.

This Was the Controversial Sending-Off of Carvajal for Headbutting Rulli

Real Madrid right-back Dani Carvajal received a straight red card in the second half of the Champions League match against Marseille after headbutting goalkeeper Rulli, sparking controversy.

Madrid security removes Palestinian flags after riot police clashes with Marseille ultras

Following the confrontations between the National Police and the Marseille ultras, Real Madrid security removed the Palestinian flags that were at the entrance of the Santiago Bernabéu.

Setback for Athletic: defeat against Arsenal despite positive feelings

Athletic Club, led by Ernesto Valverde, lost to Arsenal in their return to the Champions League after more than a decade, although they showed positive signs during the match.

Villarreal falls to Tottenham after an inexplicable own goal in their return to the Champions League

Villarreal lost to Tottenham Hotspur in their return to the Champions League, following a controversial own goal that influenced the match against the English team, the reigning Europa League champions.

The multinational Hellman's will pay for the repair of the bar in Seville burned down by a customer who was asking for mayonnaise

Hellman's expresses solidarity with the bar in Seville and takes responsibility for covering the repair costs following the fire caused by a customer demanding mayonnaise.

Nine firefighters injured in restaurant fire in downtown Madrid, two seriously

Nine firefighters were injured, two of them seriously, while combating a fire in the kitchen of the restaurant 'Naño Madrid', located on Amador de los Ríos street in downtown Madrid.

Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada surprises David Broncano on 'La Revuelta' with her noble titles

Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada visited the program 'La Revuelta' on La 1, where she surprised David Broncano by talking about her noble titles and described herself as "the greatest enemy of the Diputación de la Grandeza."

María Barranco reveals on 'El Hormiguero' that she was "madly in love" with Imanol Arias: "He never paid attention to me"

María Barranco and Imanol Arias are presenting the play 'Better Not to Say It,' which will tour various theaters across Spain. During their appearance on 'El Hormiguero,' Barranco confessed that she was very much in love with Arias, although he never paid attention to her.

Nacho Abad lashes out at Borja Escalona: "Don’t mess with me, I’m not a shameless person with a record"

Nacho Abad responded harshly to Borja Escalona after being called a "shameless person with a record." Additionally, the influencer strongly criticized the show 'En boca de todos,' calling it "trash."

A driver forces a bus carrying minors to stop while driving recklessly

The Civil Guard has launched an investigation to clarify an incident in which a driver forced a bus transporting minors to stop due to reckless driving.

Junts agrees with the Government that large companies must also serve their customers in Catalan

Junts and the Spanish Government have agreed that large companies, with over 250 employees or annual revenues exceeding 50 million euros, must also provide customer service in Catalan.

Junts blocks Sumar's law to create an anti-corruption office and gives Díaz her second slap in two weeks

Junts joins PP and Vox to block Sumar's law that sought to create an anti-corruption office, marking their second rejection in two weeks after vetoing the reduction of the workday.

The TSJM Forces the Office of Conflict of Interests to Investigate Sánchez’s Involvement in the Air Europa Bailout

The TSJM confirms its June ruling and compels the Office of Conflict of Interests to investigate the complaint filed by the Popular Party regarding Sánchez’s involvement in the Air Europa bailout.

Criticism from Real Madrid Fans Towards Casillas for His Opinion on La Roja Regarding Huijsen: "Always on the Enemy's Side"

Iker Casillas expressed his opinion about the controversial sending-off of defender Huijsen at Anoeta, sparking criticism from Real Madrid supporters who accuse him of being "always on the enemy's side." His comment divided opinions, highlighting the sensitivity of fans regarding refereeing decisions that affect Real Madrid.

Russia bombs a university in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv

The Russian bombing caused severe structural damage to a university in Kharkiv, Ukraine.

A 66-year-old man arrested for allegedly killing his wife with a knife in Cartagena

A 66-year-old man was arrested in Cartagena for allegedly killing his wife with a knife. Sources from the Civil Guard confirmed that there were no prior records of gender-based violence between the couple.

Martina García, Podemos Leader in Castilla-La Mancha and Former Councilor, Dies at 25

Martina García, Secretary of Institutional Action for Podemos Castilla-La Mancha and former councilor, has died at the age of 25, the party announced.

The Government takes the first step to approve the new Housing Plan with 40% of the budget allocated to expanding the public housing stock

The Government plans to definitively approve the new Housing Plan in the second half of December. This month, the proposal will be discussed with the autonomous communities, and 40% of the budget will be allocated to increasing the public housing stock.

Almost a Hundred Identified in the Final Stage of La Vuelta in Madrid: About a Dozen Already Had Records

The final stage of La Vuelta a España in Madrid was interrupted by a large pro-Palestinian protest. Nearly 100 people were identified, of whom about a dozen had prior records. The crowd affected the progress of the race and prompted police mobilization in the city.

From Rogue to Óscar Puente, the Left Targets Pedro Delgado for His Comments on RTVE: "Perico Must Be Fired from TVE Immediately"

Pedro Delgado, former cyclist and RTVE commentator, was criticized by the left due to his live comments during La Vuelta, prompting calls for his immediate dismissal from TVE.

Belarra, about the Rayo Vallecano fan who accompanied her in the boycott of La Vuelta: "He is a party comrade"

Yolanda Díaz, a Podemos politician, defended live on 'En boca de todos' the Rayo Vallecano fan who participated in the boycott of La Vuelta, stating that he is a comrade of the party.

Kiko Rivera, desperate to get back with Irene Rosales: the conversations they are having

Kiko Rivera is desperate to reconcile with Irene Rosales, but she does not seem willing to resume their romantic relationship.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro rushed to hospital

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was rushed to the hospital due to low blood pressure and a hiccup crisis that caused him to vomit.

A judge dismisses terrorism charges in the case against Luigi Mangione at a hearing full of his fans

During the court hearing, Luigi Mangione briefly looked at the audience, mostly made up of women in the back rows. In the end, the judge dismissed the terrorism charges against him.

The Mascara I Would Always Buy for an Intense Look at an Incredible Price

Maybelline New York’s Lash Sensational Sky High mascara is the best-seller and favorite among consumers, standing out for delivering an intense look at an affordable price.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127 titled ‘Generation Alfabeta’, explores how to live better in a hyperconnected society. It analyzes the impact of technology on well-being, highlighting the need to find a balance between digital and offline life to promote mental health and authentic human relationships in the era of screen overexposure.

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

Chris Martin joked about the incident in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners during a kisscam show.

Reservoirs continue to lose water despite last week's rains: they are at 57.1% of their capacity

Despite recent rains, the reservoirs have lost 612 hm³ of water, equivalent to 1.1% of their current capacity, standing at 57.1% full.

The PP reproaches Aagesen for the "failed planning" of the electrical grid and demands "accountability"

The Vice President defends her plan, which doubles the previous investment to 13.59 billion and will increase investment in networks by 62%, focusing for the first time on demand. She criticizes the PP for rejecting an electrical decree that included free measures for consumers and aimed to expand network capacity.

'20minutos' Readers Choose Playa Larga in Salou as the Best Beach in Spain 2025

'20minutos' is in the final stage of its contest to choose the best beach in Spain for 2025. From 10 coastal areas, readers voted and selected 20 finalist beaches. The two best from each coastal area advanced to the final, where voting can continue until September 15. Playa Larga in Salou has been chosen as the winner.

Lamine Yamal uploads an intimate photo with Nicki Nicole and a video of the singer with her younger brother

Despite rumors of a crisis, Lamine Yamal and Nicki Nicole show that they are closer than ever with an intimate photo together and a video of the singer with her younger brother.

#InPositive: Albert Rocas, from Professional Athlete to Dedicated Teacher

Albert Rocas, former international handball player for Spain, has changed his sports career for education. He now dedicates himself passionately to teaching, applying sports values and experiences to inspire and educate his students.

United States opens an investigation into Tesla for failures in the electronic door handle

The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating Tesla for failures in the electronic door handles of more than 174,000 Model S SUVs, with the possibility of expanding the investigation to more vehicles.

Eric Dane calls for boosting the fight against ALS after his absence from the Emmy Awards

Eric Dane, actor from 'Euphoria' and 'Grey's Anatomy,' did not attend the Emmy Awards where he was going to celebrate the 20th anniversary alongside Jesse Williams. He took the opportunity to call for greater efforts in the fight against ALS.

Skinny jeans will be back this fall, but they'll be worn like this

Skinny jeans are making a strong comeback this fall after several quiet seasons. The key to wearing them stylishly this year lies in pairing them in a specific way that ensures a successful and modern look.

What is poliomyelitis, the disease Robert Redford survived with sequelae

Robert Redford, who recently passed away, survived poliomyelitis in his childhood, a disease that left him with some sequelae. The cause of his death has not yet been revealed.

Be careful if you receive a call from these area codes: don’t call back or you will be scammed

Receiving calls that hang up before you answer is common, but it could be a scam. If you call back certain unknown area codes, you could lose money or become a victim of fraud. It’s best to avoid returning calls from suspicious numbers to protect yourself.

The white village in Spain where Robert Redford lived with his family

Robert Redford lived for seven months with his family on a farm in the Sierra de Mijas, Spain, where they had neither electricity nor running water, experiencing a simple and rustic lifestyle.

Mercadona’s Anti-Inflammatory Products to Help Us Recover from Summer

Rocío Cortés presents a selection of natural products from Mercadona, ranging from infusions to sweet options, that help reduce inflammation caused by overeating during the summer.

The Madrid City Council's solutions to mitigate traffic jams caused by construction

Madrid begins autumn with closures on its main roads due to construction. The City Council has implemented measures to reduce traffic jams and improve mobility during the works.

These Unreal Photos Seem Like the Work of AI

These photos show scenes so incredible that they appear to be created by artificial intelligence, but in reality, they demonstrate that reality can be more surprising than fiction.

The consumer still doesn’t trust inflation: smaller baskets, more supermarket visits, and more private-label products

Mercadona maintains its leadership in distribution with a 27.3% market share. Faced with inflation, consumers opt for smaller baskets, make more trips to the supermarket, and increase their consumption of private-label brands to save money.

This is the supermarket chain with the fastest-growing market share

The company led by Juan Roig continues to dominate the distribution sector in Spain, reaching a market share of 27.3%, consolidating its position as the supermarket chain with the fastest growth.

This is how the waterfall method works to pay off debts

The waterfall method involves paying off debts in a step-by-step manner, starting with the smallest amount to free up resources and progress gradually. In this way, a clear and predetermined plan is established that makes it easier to eliminate debts in an organized and efficient way.

The Butane Cylinder Becomes Cheaper Again: This Is Its Price Starting Today

The price of the butane cylinder drops by 5%, settling at 16.27 euros. This is the second consecutive reduction in the cost of the product.

The judge releases the young man accused of burning a minor alive in Las Palmas: "He tried to help her"

The judge has released the 20-year-old young man, Abarrafía H., accused in a case in Las Palmas, following the testimony of the victim that supports his version. According to him, he tried to help the minor and did not intend to cause harm.

The Bishops’ Ironic Response to the Withdrawal from Eurovision: "After All, We Always Finish Almost Last"

The bishops responded with irony to RTVE’s decision to withdraw Spain from Eurovision if Israel does not participate, describing it as "technical matters" and commenting that Spain usually finishes almost last in the contest.

Two Detained for Violating Windsor Airspace During Trump's Visit to the United Kingdom

Two individuals were detained after violating Windsor airspace during Trump's visit to the United Kingdom. The suspects remain in police custody while the incident is being investigated.

One in Two Women Develop These Uterine Tumors During Reproductive Age

Fibroids are benign uterine tumors, without a cancerous component, that affect approximately half of women of reproductive age.

The Men Who Don’t Shout Goal: "When I say I don’t like football, they look at me like I’m an alien"

Three men of different ages share their experience of living on the sidelines of the national fervor for football, a passion that many feel as more of an obligation than a personal choice.

Starting from Scratch in an Old Country House: "We Fantasized about a Place with a Previous Life"

The demand for rustic houses has grown in recent years, causing a significant increase in their prices. This trend reflects the interest in living in places with history and character, valuing the previous life of these spaces.

Gypsies Who Break Stereotypes: "When They Tell Me 'You Are Different,' I Think 'Different From What?'"

A new generation of gypsies challenges prejudice and invisibility, seeking to be recognized beyond stereotypes and becoming a role model for future generations.

A Announced Boycott, an Inevitable Failure

The article argues that Israel should receive treatment similar to Russia after the invasion of Ukraine, including exclusion, sanctions, and international pressure until the violence in Gaza ends, beyond the context of La Vuelta.

The Government Splits Itself

The article criticizes the use of terms such as genocide or massacre to describe the crisis in Gaza and the West Bank, pointing out that this labeling worsens the political divide in Spain rather than helping to understand or resolve it.

Trump, Europe, and Putin's Drones

The article suggests that Europe should prepare for adverse scenarios and accelerate its path to independence, in a context marked by Trump's influence and Putin's use of drones.

Undemocratic

The argument of not voting out of fear that the opponent will win is recurrent in Spanish politics and reflects a perspective that can affect electoral participation and democratic health.

The number of migrants arriving in small boats to the Balearic Islands increases by 70.9% so far in 2025, totaling 5,465

Up to September 15, 2025, 5,465 migrants have arrived in small boats to the Balearic Islands, an increase of 70.9% compared to the previous year. In contrast, 12,487 migrants have arrived in the Canary Islands, representing a decrease of 53.3% in the same period.

Donald Trump Claims That the United States Attacked a Third Vessel Near Venezuela

Donald Trump stated that the United States attacked a third vessel near Venezuela, pointing out that the boat that was shot down was carrying cocaine and fentanyl.

Ayuso Advocates for Opening Special Education Centers and Will Challenge Their Closure "In All Arenas"

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, supports the opening of Special Education centers and rejects labeling them as ghettos. Additionally, she announces that she will appeal the closure of these centers in all possible arenas, criticizing the Education Law that proposes their shutdown.

Abascal's speech at the "patriotic" demonstration in London that has already reached 8 million views

Vox leader Santiago Abascal stated in his speech during a demonstration in London that "Spain and Great Britain are in a critical situation." His intervention has generated a great impact, reaching more than 8 million views.

Sparks fly between two singles on 'First Dates': "I'm leaving, I won't put up with rude people"

Llemel left the date on 'First Dates' due to the bad behavior of Josh, his companion, stating that he would not tolerate rude people during the meeting.

RTVE Announces It Will Keep Benidorm Fest Even if Spain Withdraws from Eurovision 2026

RTVE confirmed that it will maintain Benidorm Fest and its usual format, regardless of whether Spain decides to withdraw from Eurovision 2026. The public broadcaster assures that this possible decision will not affect its plans for the festival.

Not only out of Eurovision: if Israel attends the festival, RTVE will not broadcast it in Spain either

RTVE has announced that it will not broadcast the Eurovision Song Contest if Israel participates, due to the political situation and related conflicts. This decision means that if Israel takes part in the competition, Spanish viewers will not be able to watch it through the public broadcaster, thereby extending a measure that goes beyond direct non-participation.

Belén Esteban supports Spain leaving Eurovision if Israel participates: "Enough already"

Belén Esteban expressed her support for Spain withdrawing from Eurovision if Israel participates, showing her frustration with a strong "How glad I am!" during her appearance on 'No somos nadie'.

Assignment of Songs for Gala 1 of 'OT 2025': from Sonia and Selena to Bruno Mars' Most Viral Song

Noemí Galera revealed the songs that the 16 contestants of 'OT 2025' will perform in the first gala, including tracks by Sonia and Selena and Bruno Mars' most viral song.

Risto and Alma Ezcurra star in a tense confrontation over the term "genocide"

Alma Ezcurra avoided using the word "genocide" when referring to the conflict between Israel and Palestine during her participation in 'Todo es mentira,' which led to a tense exchange with Risto Mejide on the program.

Matamoros, about Terelu Campos' birthday party: "I haven't seen a tackier invitation"

Terelu Campos will celebrate her 60th birthday on September 17. Matamoros commented on the party, describing the invitation as "very tacky."

Christian Gálvez moves to Telemadrid to host an afternoon talk show

Christian Gálvez switches networks and joins Telemadrid to host a new afternoon talk show. The program will aim to offer interviews and varied content, expanding the channel’s entertainment offerings during the afternoon time slot.

Rosa is just one letter away from winning the 'Pasapalabra' jackpot of €2,128,000

Rosa achieved 24 correct answers for the first time in 209 episodes, coming close to the €2,128,000 jackpot, but she missed the answer with the letter 'X' and was unable to win the prize.

Roberto Leal and Juanra Bonet 'compete' to see who gives better prizes on their shows

Roberto Leal and Juanra Bonet, hosts on Antena 3, engage in a playful rivalry to see who offers better prizes on their respective game shows, displaying good humor and camaraderie in their exchanges during a recent conversation.

Russia wants its alternative to Eurovision to become a tradition and highlights the Hispanic presence among the contestants

Russia aims to establish Intervision, its alternative to Eurovision, as a traditional musical event. The contest highlights the participation of Hispanic contestants, emphasizing the cultural diversity and international reach of the festival.

Marc Giró defends immigration at the start of his 'Late Xou'

In his opening monologue, Marc Giró criticized that migrants are now the new targeted group, after previously it was Catalans, feminists, or trans people, thereby defending immigration.

Sobera will present 'The 200: One Against the Crowd', where you have to overcome a collective intelligence

Carlos Sobera will present 'The 200: One Against the Crowd', a game show in which a contestant must face and outperform a collective intelligence in order to win.

Jane Fonda mourns the death of Robert Redford: "He represented an America worth fighting for"

Jane Fonda, 87-year-old actress and activist, mourns the death of Robert Redford, with whom she worked on numerous films and shared ideals. She emphasizes that Redford represented an America worth fighting for.

The Two Great Loves of Robert Redford: From Lola Van Wagenen to the Artist Sibylle Szaggars

Robert Redford, now retired from acting, lives on a ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with his current wife, the artist Sibylle Szaggars.

Three Tragedies That Marked the Personal Life of Iconic Actor Robert Redford

Robert Redford faced profound personal tragedies that outweighed the challenges of his career. These difficult moments left a mark on his life, revealing a vulnerable side beyond his fame and success in Hollywood.

Luis Miguel Seguí, Antonia San Juan's Ex-Partner, on the Actress's Cancer: "It Has Been a Hard Blow, But We Think Positively"

Luis Miguel Seguí, actor and ex-partner of Antonia San Juan, has spoken about the cancer the actress is battling, with whom he shared 15 years. Despite the emotional impact, he maintains a positive attitude toward the situation.

Carlo Costanzia would be "very upset" with Mar Flores over her memoirs: "No one likes their mother..."

Carlo Costanzia is very upset with his mother, Mar Flores, due to the publication of her memoirs. He considers it inappropriate to expose family details publicly, as he believes no one likes their mother revealing private matters. The situation has created tension between them because of the disclosure of intimate aspects in the book.

Kiko Hernández Celebrates His Second Anniversary with an Emotional Letter to Fran Antón

Kiko Hernández marks his second anniversary with his husband, Fran Antón, recalling the most special moments of their relationship and reliving their love story since they met at the theater.

Jonathan Andic, son of the founder of Mango, and Paula Nata welcome their first child

Jonathan Andic, eldest son of Isak Andic, founder of Mango, and influencer Paula Nata have become first-time parents, according to 'La Vanguardia'.

Anita Denies Reconciliation Rumors with Montoya: "It Was Not a Romantic Date"

Anita, contributor to 'Vamos a ver', clarified that her meeting with Montoya was not a romantic date and denied rumors of reconciliation, explaining the current state of her relationship with the singer.

Sergio Rivero responds to an 'OT' fan who says they "miss straight men" on the show

Sergio Rivero responded on social media to an 'OT' fan who asked about the absence of heterosexual men in the competition, sparking debate about diversity and representation on the program.

Bonbon Reich distances herself from criticism after showing her daughter in underwear

Bonbon Reich deleted a controversial video from her social media in which her daughter appeared in underwear and posted an edited version without that image after receiving criticism.

'La Húngara. Toma que toma' will showcase the career of the artist who fused flamenco with other genres

The documentary "La Húngara. Toma que toma" portrays the career of the artist who stood out for blending flamenco with various musical genres, showing her evolution and impact on music.

Spain says goodbye to summer: after the heat, a cold front and heavy rains arrive

Starting this Friday, Spain will experience a gradual drop in temperatures due to a change in air masses, which will bring instability and heavy rains, marking the end of summer.

Italian chefs are clear: the two ingredients that homemade tomato sauce should not contain

Homemade tomato sauce, essential in Italian dishes like pasta and pizza, must exclude two key ingredients according to Italian chefs to preserve its authentic flavor and traditional quality.

'First Dates' says goodbye to Laura Boado and signs international model Lidia Santos

Laura Boado leaves 'First Dates' after two years on the show. She will be replaced by international model Lidia Santos, who will take on the role of waitress and is already participating in the recordings of the new season.

Lamine Yamal also does not train this Tuesday and is practically ruled out for the Champions League debut

Lamine Yamal, affected after his international duties with Spain, did not train this Tuesday and is practically ruled out for Barcelona's Champions League debut against Newcastle.

Quique Llopis comes close to a medal with fourth place in the 110 meters hurdles at the Tokyo World Championships

Spanish athlete Quique Llopis finished fourth in the 110 meters hurdles at the Tokyo World Championships, missing a medal by just one position, despite having a poor start.

Terence Crawford's Disdain for Topuria: "I've Never Seen Him Fight nor Did I Know Who He Was"

Terence Crawford dismissed Ilia Topuria following the UFC fighter's statements, in which he claimed he could knock him out with a single punch. Since then, both have engaged in a verbal confrontation, with Crawford showing indifference towards Topuria's skills.

Tennis icon John Isner favors Alcaraz over Sinner to win the 'Career Slam'

John Isner, known for his powerful serve and as a rival of Nadal, believes that Carlos Alcaraz is the favorite to win the 2026 Australian Open and achieve a "Career Slam" by winning all four Grand Slam titles in his career.

Patxi López questions Spain's participation in the 2026 World Cup if it plays Israel

Patxi López, the Socialist spokesperson in Congress, has suggested that Spain might veto its participation in the 2026 World Cup if it has to face Israel, thus replicating the stance taken against Russia in the sports arena.

Izei and Marina, a young couple fighting to reclaim their life after a stroke: "We always look ahead"

Marina suffered a stroke in April that caused her aphasia and hemiplegia. Despite the difficulties, she and her partner Izei maintain a positive attitude and work together to recover their life and move forward.

A single transportation card with a reduced price is requested in Madrid for people with intellectual disabilities

In Madrid, various organizations are calling for the creation of a single transportation card with a reduced fare for people with intellectual disabilities. This initiative aims to facilitate accessible and affordable mobility, promoting social inclusion and improving the quality of life for this group. Currently, there are barriers that hinder access to special rates adapted to their needs.

Suicide Prevention: An Unfinished Commitment to Life

World Suicide Prevention Day reminds us of the urgent need to take action against this tragedy. In 2024, 3,846 people died by suicide in Spain, highlighting an unfinished commitment in prevention and mental health support.

Deolinda, Bárbara’s Mother, with a Disability: "If I Were to Die Tomorrow, I Would Have No Way to Support Myself"

Deolinda, divorced and a caregiver for 30 years, reports that she has not been able to contribute enough to qualify for a pension and fears she will have no means of support if anything happens to her.

The Government Raises GDP Forecast for This Year by One Tenth to 2.7%

The Government has increased the GDP forecast for this year to 2.7%, reflecting "clear signs of strength" in the economy despite the challenging geopolitical context.

The Bank of Spain Raises Its Growth Forecast for This Year by Two Tenths to 2.6% Due to Strong Investment and Consumption

The Bank of Spain has revised its growth forecast for 2024 upward to 2.6%, driven by strong investment and consumption. The economy is expected to maintain robust growth in the third quarter, with an estimated rate between 0.6% and 0.7%.

Bustinduy takes his concerns to Brussels about Ryanair’s pressure to influence against its fine

Bustinduy expressed surprise at the similarities between the European commissioner’s arguments and Ryanair’s position, showing concern about the airline’s influence in Brussels to avoid a fine against it.

Nestlé decides to bring forward the appointment of Pablo Isla as new chairman to October 1

Nestlé has brought forward the appointment of Pablo Isla as new chairman to October 1, advancing the succession by three and a half months from the initially planned date after the shareholders' meeting in April 2026.

Hawks and Doves Expand Division in the ECB Over Interest Rate Decisions

The ECB kept interest rates at 2%, but this decision reflects a growing internal struggle between hawks and doves within the council. The division reveals significant disagreements over future monetary policy.

Murtra will present Telefónica's new strategic plan on November 4

Murtra will present Telefónica's new strategic plan on November 4, with an emphasis on financial discipline, debt reduction, and organic growth.

Canary Islands demand financial support in Brussels to avoid being left out of the European CO2 market

The Clavijo government requests financial support in Brussels to compensate for the Canary Islands' inability to develop and manufacture large-scale net-zero emission technologies, thereby avoiding their exclusion from the European CO2 market.

Robert Redford was going to star in 'Yellowstone,' but it was all a trap: "It's impossible to make this up"

Robert Redford was considered to play the patriarch of the Dutton family in 'Yellowstone,' replacing Kevin Costner. However, HBO dismissed the idea, putting an end to this unexpected project.

Robert Redford in 15 Must-See Films, from 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' to 'The Winter Soldier'

Robert Redford, who passed away at 89, was an iconic actor who transcended his image as a sex symbol. His legacy includes 15 essential films, from classics like 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' to roles in 'The Winter Soldier,' showcasing his versatility and talent in cinema.

The Coup by Robert Redford and Paul Newman: When Both Actors Snatched the Oscar from 'The Exorcist'

At the 1974 Oscars, Robert Redford and Paul Newman won for 'The Sting,' taking the award away from 'The Exorcist,' which was considered one of the favorites. Their victory was surprising and is remembered as an unexpected coup in Oscar history.

'The Summer I Turned Pretty': When to watch episode 11 of season 3 on Prime Video?

The Amazon series based on Jenny Han’s literary phenomenon premieres its final episode, episode 11 of season 3. Find out what time it will be available for streaming on Prime Video and don’t miss the conclusion of this successful adaptation.

First images of the strange comedic remake of 'Anaconda,' starring Jack Black and Paul Rudd

The new version of 'Anaconda' directed by Tom Gormican blends comedy and horror, paying homage to cinema. This remake of the 1997 film starring Jennifer Lopez features Jack Black and Paul Rudd.

How many episodes does season 2 of 'Gen V', the spin-off of 'The Boys', have that returns to Prime Video

The second season of 'Gen V', the spin-off of 'The Boys', premieres in September on Prime Video, expanding the universe of the original series.

It's official: Amazon will unveil its new devices with 'Super Alexa' on September 30

Amazon will hold an event in New York on September 30 to launch new Kindle and Echo devices. There are also rumors about the presentation of a mysterious device with a screen to enhance Alexa+.

OpenAI Unveils One of the Biggest Mysteries of AI: What Do We Use ChatGPT For?

OpenAI analyzed over one million conversations between May 2024 and June 2025 in its report ‘How People Use ChatGPT,’ revealing the main uses and interaction patterns of users with artificial intelligence.

PayPal's New Feature Changes Your Mobile Quick Payments Forever

PayPal launches 'links,' a feature that allows sending money through a link, aiming to compete with Bizum and transform P2P payments in Spain.

This Google phone reminds us that we love compact models

The Pixel 10 retains the typical hardware and software strengths of Google, finally incorporating a telephoto lens—a demand from its previous models—thus improving its camera and appeal.

Amazon announces the official date for its big discounts: the Prime Day Sale is back

Amazon will hold the Prime Day Sale on October 7 and 8, offering exclusive discounts for Prime customers on technology, fashion, home products, and promotions on services such as Amazon Music and Amazon Fresh.

The Nod to Ancient Egypt in Queen Letizia's Look Before Her State Trip to 'Fly Safely on the Plane'

Queen Letizia begins her trip to Egypt wearing a special outfit that pays tribute to Ancient Egypt, highlighting fashion as the main feature before her flight on the presidential plane.

Zara launches its first collection dedicated exclusively to hair care products

Zara enters the hair care market with a collection that offers innovative formulas at affordable prices, expanding its offerings beyond traditional fashion.

Hollywood Bob Style or How to Look Like a Star Over 50 with a Haircut

The bob cut is the most popular among Hollywood celebrities over 50, standing out for its elegant style and versatility that enhances mature beauty.

Dr. Laia Sánchez reveals the effective recipe against menstrual pain

A viral drink, recommended by Dr. Laia Sánchez, effectively relieves menstrual pain thanks to the beneficial properties of its natural ingredients.

Andrea Pietra went to 'La Revuelta' wearing a jumpsuit with cutouts that create a wasp waist and elongate the legs

Andrea Pietra chose a jumpsuit with cutouts that slim the waist and lengthen the legs, so much so that she bought it in two different colors.

With second-hand designer clothes and smart fitting rooms: this is the new H&M store in Madrid

H&M reopens on Gran Vía in Madrid with a sustainable concept that includes second-hand designer clothes and smart fitting rooms, offering an innovative and eco-friendly experience.

The Bar in Logroño Where You Can Eat Spanish Omelette with Takis, Jumpers, or Risketos

La Esquina de San Juan in Logroño has innovated the local gastronomy by offering Spanish omelette combined with snacks like Takis, Jumpers, and Risketos, creating a unique and different culinary experience.

Neither egg nor breadcrumbs: the simple trick Andalusians use to fry fish better than anyone else

Andalusians prepare fried fish without using egg or breadcrumbs. Their trick consists of frying the fish directly in flour, achieving a crispy texture and an authentic flavor that stands out in their cuisine.

Chef José Andrés' microwave tortilla recipe ready in 30 seconds: "The best in history"

Chef José Andrés shared a very simple tortilla recipe prepared in the microwave in just 30 seconds, created during the pandemic and considered by him as "the best in history."

Mercadona's new 'gourmet' potato chips causing a sensation and costing less than two euros

Mercadona launches a new 'gourmet' potato chip snack that combines the flavor of a vegetable with cheese, presented in 150-gram bags. This product has generated great enthusiasm among consumers and is priced under two euros.

Zucchini and Basil Cream: A Light, Cheap, and Ready-in-20-Minutes Recipe

This recipe combines fresh garden ingredients with a Mediterranean touch, offering a light, affordable zucchini and basil cream that is easy to prepare in just 20 minutes.

Italian chefs are clear: the two ingredients that homemade tomato sauce should not have

Homemade tomato sauce, essential in Italian cuisine, should not include sugar or cream, according to Italian chefs. To maintain its authenticity, it is recommended to use fresh tomatoes, olive oil, garlic, and basil, thus preserving the traditional flavor in dishes like pasta and pizza.

The charming medieval town considered "the Hollywood of Guadalajara"

Atienza, with its cobblestone streets and an imposing castle, has stood out as a setting for the filming of numerous national and international feature films, earning the nickname "the Hollywood of Guadalajara."

The city in Catalonia where the 'OT' Academy is located: Roman, medieval, and modernist heritage

The city that hosts the 'OT' Academy stands out for its historical heritage combining Roman, medieval, and modernist architecture, integrated into a unique urban environment surrounded by a natural park.

It Looks Like Scotland but It's Aragón: The Two Villages with Stone Streets Surrounded by Nature

These two small Aragonese villages, with just over 300 inhabitants in total and only two kilometers apart, are true rural paradises known for their cobbled streets and a natural setting that resembles Scotland.

The Medieval Italian Town Known as 'The City of Witches'

This charming medieval town, located in the Regional Park of the Ligurian Alps, is one of the most beautiful in Italy, famous for its unique atmosphere that has earned it the nickname 'The City of Witches'.

The Romantic Hotel in Córdoba Recommended by the Michelin Guide

This charming hotel in Córdoba combines the traditional essence of the city with modern touches, offering a cozy and unique atmosphere that has received a recommendation from the Michelin Guide.

The White Village in Spain Where Robert Redford Lived with His Family

Robert Redford lived for seven months on a farm in the Sierra de Mijas, a white village in Spain, where they lacked electricity and running water, enjoying a simple and close-to-nature experience with his family.

From Madeira to Malta: Five Getaways to Say Goodbye to Summer

September offers sunny destinations with a great atmosphere to extend your vacation. From Madeira to Malta, several getaways allow you to bid farewell to summer while enjoying pleasant weather and holiday experiences.

A 34-year-old man regains sight... thanks to a tooth implanted in his eye

A rare and last-resort procedure implanted a tooth in the eye of a 34-year-old man, enabling him to recover full vision. This operation is performed by very few surgeons due to its complexity.

Bird flu returns to Spain: crucial steps to follow if you have contact with infected birds

Spain has detected four outbreaks of the H5N1 virus in poultry farms and issues a warning about the risk. It is recommended to avoid handling sick or dead birds to prevent contagion and to follow strict safety protocols when in contact with potentially infected birds.

How to 'Get Out of the Hole' According to Doctor Mario Alonso Puig: "I Must Ask Myself What Is the Smallest Step I Dare to Take"

Mario Alonso Puig advises that when we feel stuck, the key is not to make big plans, but to move forward little by little, focusing on the smallest step we dare to take to overcome the difficulty.

What is 'desinfluencing'? This is what Psychology says about the new trend sweeping Generation Z

'Desinfluencing' is a trend that encourages pausing and questioning impulsive consumption on social media, urging Generation Z to make more conscious and thoughtful decisions in response to influencers' recommendations and advertisements.

The Reason Why Your Children Get So Angry When You Take Away Their Screens, According to a Child Psychologist

According to a child psychologist, children's anger when their screens are taken away is due to dependence and the difficulty in managing the frustration caused by interrupting device use, since these activate the reward system and can affect their emotional self-regulation. Setting limits is necessary but requires patience and support to help little ones manage their emotions.

Up to Half of Patients Abandon Drugs Like Ozempic in the First Year

Up to 50% of patients who start treatments with drugs like Ozempic discontinue them within the first year. Researchers attribute this to factors such as the high cost of the medication and the emergence of side effects that make continuing the treatment difficult.

Mistakes That Can Damage the Car's Window, According to a Mechanic: "Don't Insist Because What You're Going to Do Is Ruin the Water Pump"

Juan José Ebenezer, a Spanish mechanic on TikTok, warns about common mistakes when maintaining the car's window. He explains that insisting on certain repairs can damage components like the water pump, recommending caution to avoid costly damage.

The reasons why the DGT issued more than half a million fines in the Valencian Community in 2024

In 2024, the DGT issued more than half a million fines in the Valencian Community, which ranks third in sanctions nationwide, only surpassed by Andalusia and the Community of Madrid.

The diesel engine part that shortens its life due to the faults it can cause

In addition to the timing belts, a small part in diesel engines is causing faults and long waits in workshops across Spain, contributing to the premature wear of these engines.

The DGT App That Few Know About and All Drivers Should Use

The Directorate General of Traffic has launched a new app that allows users to request specific permits easily and quickly, thus streamlining procedures for drivers.

We Test the Cupra Tavascan, an Electric SUV as Personal as it is Fun

The Cupra Tavascan stands out for its unique design and offers exceptional dynamic qualities, combining a family character with a sporty performance uncommon in its segment.

Seal 6 DM-i, the new plug-in hybrid from BYD that will challenge its rivals

The Seal 6 DM-i from BYD, available in sedan body style and a new wagon version for Europe, offers a range of up to 1,505 km. This plug-in hybrid stands out for its innovative design and very competitive prices, promising to revolutionize the market.

Madrid Councillor Jorge Rodrigo Temporarily Steps Down to Undergo Cancer Treatment

Madrid Councillor for Housing and Transport, Jorge Rodrigo, has announced that he will temporarily step away from his position to undergo surgery to treat cancer.

The regional elections in Castilla y León will be on March 15, 2026

The regional elections in Castilla y León are scheduled for March 15, 2026, although the date could be changed if the general elections are moved forward.

The new taxi law will expel VTCs from Barcelona by not renewing their licenses

Élite Taxi and Plataforma per la Llengua have promoted amendments requiring taxi drivers to hold a B2-level Catalan certificate to obtain a license, which will make it difficult to renew VTC licenses in Barcelona and will expel these vehicles from the sector.

The Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council proposes to raise fees in 2026

The Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council proposes to update municipal fees in 2026 with an increase of 2.7%, following the rise in the CPI.

The Workers of Elderly Care Homes in Guipúzcoa Call for a Three-Day Strike

The workers of elderly care homes in Guipúzcoa have called for a three-day strike to demand full-time contracts and to denounce the precarious working conditions they face.

From the Mass to the DJ Booth: A Famous 'DJ Priest' Will Revolutionize the Fiestas del Pilar in Zaragoza

The free event 'City for Life' will take place on the Ámbar stage at the Fuente de Goya, where a well-known 'DJ priest' will revolutionize the Fiestas del Pilar in Zaragoza with his innovative musical proposal.

The Pavilion of Portugal and the Carlos V Pavilion of the Alcázar, the Highlights of the April Fair Entrance Gate

The entrance gate of the April Fair, designed by the Italian architect Davide Gambini, incorporates elements from the dome and glazed tiles of the Pavilion of Portugal and the tilework of the Carlos V Pavilion of the Alcázar.

Barcelona's Metropolitan Bicycles Will Be Free for Three Days During European Mobility Week

The passes to use Barcelona's metropolitan bicycles will be free for the first time from September 16 to 22, on the occasion of the European Sustainable Mobility Week.

Health detects the polio virus in wastewater from Baix Llobregat

Health authorities have detected the polio virus in wastewater from Baix Llobregat. Despite this, vaccination coverage in Catalonia is high, so the risk of spread is considered very low.

The Premises That Exploded in Vallecas Did Not Have a Certificate of Occupancy: They Are Investigating Whether It Was Used as a Residence

The explosion in Vallecas left 25 injured and two dead. The second body was found under two meters of rubble following a woman’s alert to the police. The premises did not have a certificate of occupancy, and it is being investigated whether it was used as a residence.

A network conducting fraudulent registrations in Tarragona has been arrested

A criminal network in Tarragona was arrested for carrying out fraudulent registrations by creating fake rental contracts. The organization charged between 400 and 600 euros for each illegal registration.

A young Spanish woman in South Korea: "As a foreigner, I couldn't try on clothes in the store"

A young Spanish woman in South Korea recounts that, as a foreigner, she couldn't try on clothes in stores. Additionally, she mentions that South Korean deodorants are less strong than Spanish ones.

A Chinese Zoo Prohibits Visitors from Showing Short Videos to Chimpanzees

A zoo in China has banned visitors from showing short videos to the chimpanzees, as one of them began to experience anxiety and health problems due to this practice.

An Argentine woman moves to Madrid and reveals the neighborhood where she would never live: "I feel like people judge you"

The content creator explains that, although the neighborhood is "very nice" and offers many activities, it does not match her lifestyle because she feels that people there judge others, so she would avoid living in that area of Madrid.

Dogs in the Battle Against the Borer Worm: Threat and Hope in Central America

In El Salvador, the borer worm affects dogs more than livestock, representing a serious threat. However, these animals also play a key role in the detection and control of this pest, offering hope to combat it in Central America.

Eight out of ten people say that walking the dog improves their mental health and helps them disconnect

Walking the dog not only improves physical fitness but also strengthens social life and positively contributes to mental health, helping people disconnect from their daily routine.

The curious phenomenon of feline hiccups, a little-studied mystery

Most episodes of hiccups in cats are benign. However, careful observation is key to ensuring feline health and detecting possible problems.

Check Your Horoscope for This Wednesday, September 17, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help guide your day and make better decisions.

What is the non-payment insurance for young people included among the announced rental aid measures

The President of the Government has presented a package of measures to support young people amid the housing crisis, highlighting a non-payment insurance that facilitates access to rental housing and reduces risks for property owners.

The second clock change in Spain in 2025: when the winter time arrives

With September come shorter days and the switch to winter time in Spain, marking the second time change of the year.

When Gorki Inaugurated Film Criticism… by Criticizing Cinema!

The Russian writer Gorki attended one of the first film screenings at the fair in his hometown and shared his experience, thereby inaugurating film criticism with critical comments about the medium.

Sexual education can no longer be 'just a mother's thing'

A study reveals that fathers continue to be uninvolved in their children's sexual education, perpetuating the idea that emotional care is the exclusive responsibility of mothers.

Sells His Soul for 1,000 Euros to Buy Labubu Dolls

An individual signed a contract in blood to sell his soul in exchange for 1,000 euros, an amount he used to buy Labubu dolls and purchase a concert ticket.

How do you say: 'there is no two without three' or 'there is no three without two'?

The correct expression is ‘there is no two without three’, although it is often used incorrectly or as a wordplay as ‘there is no three without two’.

These Would Be Our Dream Contestants if an 'Operación Triunfo All Stars' Were Made

With the return of Operación Triunfo to Prime Video, the ideal contestants have been selected for an All Stars edition, bringing together the favorites and most talented from all seasons.

"Sad Ending", "No Podium"... The Cancellation of La Vuelta on Sports Headlines

The sports press highlights the cancellation of the final stage of the Vuelta a España due to violent protests by pro-Palestinian demonstrators, resulting in an abrupt ending and no final podium for the race.

The Most Famous 'Celebrities' Named Martina

Several famous people bear the name Martina, including outstanding tennis legends who have left their mark on the sport.

From Mou to Klopp, coaches who are better on the sidelines than they were as footballers

Many coaches who were formerly footballers have achieved greater success in their careers as managers. Drawing on their experience on the field, they have been able to guide and impart knowledge to their players, standing out more for their accomplishments on the sidelines than for their performance as players.

The Braun Minipimer Hand Blender Remains a Best Seller: 6 Accessories Included at a Bargain Price

The Braun Minipimer is a powerful and easy-to-clean hand blender, ideal for creams, sauces, and smoothies. Its six practical accessories make it a versatile and popular product, perfect for daily use.

My Foolproof Lipsticks: Affordable, Long-Lasting, and Available in Many Colors

This essential cosmetic is always in my bag, so I know well the options that are truly worth it: affordable, long-lasting, and with a wide variety of colors to choose from.

How to Get Back to Your Workout Routine with This Stationary Bike for Under 100 Euros

The DrumFit Indoor 6000 Compact allows you to train at home without worrying about schedules or heat. It offers smooth pedaling, a compact design, an LCD screen, is adjustable and easy to move—ideal for resuming your workout routine economically and comfortably.

Neither bike nor scooter: this Spanish invention combines both into a comfortable vehicle for the city

The Spanish bicinete combines the stability and agility of a bike and a scooter, with a front wheel, comfortable platform, and dual brakes. It reaches 25 km/h, is approved, and designed for urban mobility.

The Supreme Court Reduces the Bail Imposed on García Ortiz to 75,000 Euros and the Attorney General Uses a Property as Collateral

Sources close to the Attorney General confirm that García Ortiz presented collateral on Tuesday, after the Supreme Court reduced his bail to 75,000 euros, accepting a property as a guarantee.

The Supreme Court denies Aldama permission to travel to Miami to meet with Messi's football club

The Supreme Court rejected Aldama's request, alleged middleman of the Koldo scheme, to travel to Miami from September 24 to 27 and meet with Messi's football club.

Isabel Guerra, 'the painter of light,' returns to Madrid with an exhibition at the Espacio Cultural Serrería Belga

The exhibition 'The Flow of Time' by Isabel Guerra presents around thirty works that showcase the evolution of her painting over the past twelve years.

A girl has a date with a guy from the internet who turns out to be almost 30 years old

Rania shared on TikTok her experience meeting a man online who claimed to be her age, but who was actually almost 30 years older, revealing a worrying deception.

At Least 17 Injured in Protests on the Train Route to Machu Picchu

Protests on the train route to Machu Picchu have left at least 17 people injured and visitors trapped, affecting access to this tourist destination.

Spain records the first two deaths of the year from West Nile fever in just one day, both in Extremadura

In Extremadura, the first two deaths from West Nile fever in Spain so far this year were recorded. Five patients remain hospitalized at the Don Benito-Villanueva Hospital.

Andalusia confirms its first human case of West Nile virus this season

The Andalusian Ministry of Health has confirmed the first human case of the West Nile virus this season. Last year, by this same date, 114 cases had already been reported in the region.

The unions demand that the increase in the minimum wage fully reach workers' pockets and not be deducted from allowances and salary bonuses

UGT and CCOO consider it essential that the minimum wage increase be fully reflected in the salary, without deducting allowances, in order to negotiate a new raise this year. Minister Díaz will convene the expert committee next week to define the increase.

Ricardo Cabrisas, Deputy Prime Minister of Cuba, Dies at 88

Ricardo Cabrisas, Deputy Prime Minister of Cuba, passed away at the age of 88. His political career on the island spanned more than five decades, during which he held various ministerial positions.

Canary Islands doctors confirm indefinite strike starting September 23

SEMCA criticizes the Health Minister for not properly managing the stabilization selection processes, which has led Canary Islands doctors to confirm an indefinite strike beginning September 23.

Pausini will receive the Billboard Icon Award for her "unmatched voice and ability to transcend cultures"

Italian singer Laura Pausini will be honored with the Billboard Icon Award on October 23, highlighting her unique voice and her ability to connect with diverse cultures at the Latin music awards gala.

Spanish Bands Carolina Durante and Rusowsky to Perform at Coachella 2026 Festival

The Spanish bands Carolina Durante and Rusowsky will be part of the lineup at the Coachella 2026 festival, sharing the stage with international artists such as Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G.

Ecuador declares state of emergency in seven provinces due to a "serious internal disturbance" over the rise in diesel prices

Ecuador has declared a state of emergency in seven provinces due to a "serious internal disturbance" caused by protests and road blockades sparked by the increase in diesel prices.

15 People Evicted in Sallent Due to Partial Collapse of a Third Floor: "The Ceiling and a Man Fell"

The partial collapse of a third floor in Sallent forced the evacuation of 15 people. The Emergency Medical System attended to four individuals, including a minor, while firefighters rescued two trapped inside.

Escape attempt in a Cádiz prison: opens a hole in his cell, climbs onto the roof, and threatens to jump

An inmate attempted to escape by opening a hole in his cell and climbing onto the roof, where he threatened to jump. The escape was prevented by staff after detecting suspicious behavior and uncovering another escape plan devised by several prisoners.

Man arrested in Cervera for violently stealing a woman's handbag

The Mossos arrested a man in Cervera after violently stealing a woman's handbag. In his vehicle, they found the stolen handbag, a knife, an axe, and a realistic-looking air pistol.

Captain of a boat heading to Melilla arrested after ramming the Civil Guard

The Civil Guard arrested the captain of a boat carrying six Maghreb migrants attempting to reach Melilla. The man rammed the agents to evade the checkpoint but was arrested following a maritime chase. The operation is part of ongoing migration control efforts in the area.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most relevant news to start the day well informed. It covers topics such as politics, economy, sports, and society, providing key data and important updates so that readers stay aware of the most recent and relevant events.

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

The article offers practical advice for better managing your personal budget, such as setting clear goals, tracking expenses, prioritizing needs, and looking for deals. It also suggests using financial apps, avoiding unnecessary debt, and saving regularly to achieve financial stability and goals.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

This article highlights the most recommended series and movies of the moment, including international premieres and local productions. It focuses on a variety of genres such as drama, comedy, and suspense, offering an essential guide for film and television enthusiasts looking for fresh and quality content.

The Most Refreshing Hiking Trail in Jaén: A Water Route to Say Goodbye to Summer

This hiking trail near the capital of Jaén offers a perfect water route for adventurers looking to escape the summer heat and enjoy a refreshing outdoor experience.

Amenábar reacts to Pérez-Reverte's opinion on 'The Captive': "He can identify with that"

Director Amenábar attended 'La revuelta' with Julio Peña and Fernando Tejero, where he responded to Arturo Pérez-Reverte's critique of his film 'The Captive', noting that the writer can identify with his opinion.

Magda Carlas, doctor and nutritionist, on French fries: "They have something good"

Magda Carlas points out that French fries are a very popular snack and can be somewhat addictive. Although she acknowledged their negative effects, she also stated that they have some positive aspects.

Five Rules to Be a Good Airplane Passenger: "Don't Line Up Early at the Boarding Gate"

A TikToker shared five tips for travelers to be ideal passengers, highlighting the importance of avoiding lining up early at the boarding gate, among other recommendations to make the process smoother and improve coexistence on board.

The legendary spa in Valencia that is a reference center for its volcanic waters

The Thermal Village of the Balneario de Cofrentes, one of the largest hotels in Valencia, stands out for its volcanic waters and natural surroundings, making it a key center for thermal tourism in the region.

The Five Hairstyles Worn by French Women Over 50 to Conceal Wrinkles

Discover five popular hairstyles among French women over 50 that help to rejuvenate and conceal wrinkles, ideal to share with your hairdresser and choose the one that best flatters your face.

What it Means to Forget People's Names, According to Psychology

Studies reveal that forgetting someone's name is linked to how the brain processes and stores information. This common forgetfulness reflects normal memory processes, not cognitive problems, and can be influenced by attention and emotional connection to the person.

From Cervantes to El Cid: Amenábar and Pérez-Reverte, destined to meet

Director Amenábar's enthusiasm for 'El cautivo', premiering on September 12, reveals a literary and creative affinity with Pérez-Reverte, suggesting a convergence of their styles and historical themes.

"I Didn't Go to the Emmys, but I Did Go to the Emergency Room": Sofía Vergara's Scare at the 2025 Emmy Awards

Sofía Vergara was unable to attend the 2025 Emmy Awards to present an award due to a health issue that sent her to the emergency room, resulting in her being replaced at the last minute.

The Best-Rated Universities in Madrid by Companies: One Has up to 20,000 Agreements

Seven of the ten best private universities rated by Forbes belong to the Community of Madrid, standing out for their high reputation among companies. One of these universities has up to 20,000 agreements, reflecting its strong connection with the business sector.

The exclusive municipality of Madrid where Malú lives in a luxurious chalet: it is one of the most expensive in the community

Malú, singer and coach on 'La Voz', lives in a luxurious chalet located in one of the most exclusive and expensive municipalities in the Community of Madrid.

The exclusive neighborhood where Sebastián Yatra has his house in Madrid: an apartment with more than 250 m²

Sebastián Yatra, although residing in Miami, owns a luxurious house of more than 250 m² in the most exclusive and expensive neighborhood in Madrid.

U.S. tariffs won’t have direct impact on India’s steel industry, official says

An Indian official stated that recent U.S. tariffs on steel imports are unlikely to directly affect India’s steel industry. The official highlighted India’s strong domestic demand and diverse export markets, which shield it from such external trade measures. India remains focused on boosting its steel production and expanding global trade relations despite U.S. protectionist policies.

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Oil prices steady at 2-week high as Fed rate decision looms

Oil prices remained steady near a two-week high ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. Market participants are cautious, balancing strong fuel demand against concerns over potential economic impacts from the Fed’s move. Uncertainty around future monetary policy is influencing trading activity, keeping crude prices elevated yet stable.

US EPA keeps all options open in biofuel reallocation proposal

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it is considering multiple approaches for reallocating biofuel blending obligations. This move aims to address issues faced by small refineries seeking exemptions under the Renewable Fuel Standard, ensuring fair distribution of biofuel targets while balancing industry and environmental goals. The EPA remains open to stakeholder input before finalizing its decision.

US oil futures climb as API reports larger-than-expected draw in US crude oil stocks

US oil futures rose following the American Petroleum Institute's report showing a larger-than-expected decline in US crude oil inventories. The draw indicated tightening supply, boosting market sentiment and pushing prices higher amid ongoing demand recovery concerns.

EU to propose faster phase-out of Russian energy, von der Leyen says

The European Union plans to accelerate its phase-out of Russian energy imports to reduce dependence amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the proposal aims to boost energy security, diversify supply sources, and support the EU’s climate goals by promoting renewable energy and energy efficiency measures. The move reflects the bloc’s commitment to resilience and strategic autonomy.

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Oil settles over 1% higher as Ukraine drone attacks target Russian supply

Oil prices rose over 1% following Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian supply lines, raising concerns about potential disruptions. The attacks highlight ongoing tensions impacting energy markets, prompting traders to factor in increased geopolitical risks. This boost reflects fears of reduced supply amid the conflict, supporting higher oil prices despite broader economic pressures.

Argentina’s Milei to partially privatize nuclear power plants operator

Argentina’s President Milei announced plans to partially privatize the state-owned nuclear power plants operator to attract investment and improve efficiency. The move aims to boost energy production and reduce costs amid economic challenges, signaling a shift towards greater private sector involvement in the country’s energy infrastructure.

Australia delays first offshore wind auction as global investment retreats

Australia has postponed its inaugural offshore wind auction due to a global decline in investment within the sector. The delay reflects cautiousness amid uncertain market conditions and aims to reassess strategies to attract investors. This move highlights the broader impact of shifting economic factors on renewable energy projects worldwide.

JD.com hits 4-month high as chairman pledges no price war in hospitality push

JD.com's shares reached a four-month high after its chairman assured that the company's expansion into the hospitality sector would not involve engaging in a price war. This pledge aims to maintain market stability while exploring new growth avenues beyond its core e-commerce business.

Factbox - Wells Fargo’s business in China, where senior executive has left after lifting of exit ban

Wells Fargo’s senior executive in China has departed following the lifting of China’s COVID-19 exit ban. The bank operates in China primarily through wholesale banking, catering to multinational clients. Despite challenges, Wells Fargo continues to maintain a presence in the Chinese market, focusing on trade finance, investment banking, and treasury services amidst evolving regulatory conditions.

US wins release of Wells Fargo banker barred from leaving China, sources say

The US government secured the release of a Wells Fargo banker who had been barred from leaving China amid an investigation. Sources indicate diplomatic efforts led to the travel restrictions being lifted, allowing the banker to leave the country. This case highlights ongoing tensions and complexities faced by foreign nationals working in China’s financial sector.

Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Greenfield steps down

Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Jerry Greenfield has stepped down from the company. His departure marks the end of an era for the iconic ice cream brand, which he helped establish and grow into a global name known for its innovative flavors and social activism. The company continues to focus on its mission-driven approach under new leadership.

Analysis—Why Trump’s push to nix quarterly reporting may succeed this time

Former President Trump is advocating to eliminate mandatory quarterly financial reporting for public companies, arguing it hampers long-term growth. This time, his push gains traction due to increased industry support and regulatory shifts post-COVID-19. Critics warn it could reduce transparency for investors, but proponents believe less frequent reporting will foster innovation and reduce compliance costs, making the proposal more viable now.

Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Greenfield quits, cites Unilever ‘silencing’ - report

Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Ben Cohen Greenfield resigned, alleging that parent company Unilever suppressed his views. He criticized Unilever for influencing the company’s independence and limiting his ability to speak out on social and political issues, prompting his departure.

Nissan seeks to learn from Chinese supplier strategies as part of cost-cutting drive

Nissan aims to adopt cost-cutting strategies used by Chinese suppliers to improve its own efficiency. By studying how Chinese companies manage their supply chains and reduce expenses, Nissan hopes to enhance competitiveness and lower production costs amid a challenging global automotive market. This initiative aligns with Nissan's broader efforts to streamline operations and boost profitability.

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Nissan to Shut Design Studios in US and Brazil and Downsize London, Japan Operations

Nissan plans to close its design studios in the US and Brazil, while downsizing operations in London and Japan. This move is part of cost-cutting efforts to streamline global design functions and improve efficiency amid challenging market conditions. The restructuring aims to consolidate design activities and better align resources with the company’s strategic goals.

Baidu shares surge on in-house AI chip optimism, major partnership

Baidu's shares jumped following positive market reactions to its development of an in-house AI chip and announcement of a major partnership. Investors are optimistic about the company's enhanced capabilities and potential growth in the AI sector, boosting confidence in its competitive edge and future prospects.

Thai industrial sentiment hits 3-year low in August on politics, strong baht

Thailand's industrial sentiment dropped to its lowest in three years in August, impacted by political uncertainties and a strengthening baht. Manufacturers expressed concerns over subdued demand and cost pressures, signaling cautious economic outlooks despite ongoing efforts to boost growth.

Singapore's exports fall 11.3% y/y in August, much weaker than forecast

Singapore's exports dropped 11.3% year-on-year in August, significantly underperforming expectations. The decline highlights ongoing external demand challenges amid global economic uncertainties, impacting the city-state's trade sector and raising concerns about near-term economic growth prospects.

China's $19 trillion stock market, once called uninvestable, lures foreigners again

China's $19 trillion stock market, previously deemed too volatile and opaque, is attracting foreign investors once more. Factors like regulatory reforms, improved transparency, and economic recovery have renewed confidence. Foreign participation is rising as investors seek growth opportunities in the world's second-largest economy despite lingering concerns over policy unpredictability and geopolitical tensions.

Japan trade balance shrinks less than expected in August on US trade clarity

Japan's trade deficit narrowed more than anticipated in August, aided by clearer US trade policies. Improved demand and stabilized exports contributed to the smaller-than-expected deficit, signaling positive momentum for Japan's economy despite ongoing global uncertainties.

Over half of US healthcare workers plan to switch jobs by next year, survey finds

A recent survey reveals that over 50% of US healthcare workers intend to change jobs within the next year. Factors driving this trend include burnout, low wages, and challenging working conditions. The shift raises concerns about staffing shortages and the future stability of healthcare services nationwide.

API Weekly Crude Stock Sees Greater Than Expected Decline, Bullish for Crude Prices

The API reported a larger-than-anticipated drop in weekly crude oil inventories, signaling tighter supply. This decline is viewed as bullish for crude prices, potentially driving them higher amid ongoing market uncertainties and demand recovery.

UK budget watchdog expects to downgrade productivity outlook, FT reports

The UK budget watchdog, the Office for Budget Responsibility, is expected to lower its productivity growth forecasts, according to the Financial Times. This revision reflects ongoing economic challenges, suggesting slower economic growth ahead. The downgrade may affect future fiscal projections and government budget plans.

US business inventories increase moderately in July

US business inventories saw a moderate rise in July, indicating steady economic activity. This increase reflects ongoing demand and production adjustments as businesses respond to market conditions. The inventory growth suggests cautious optimism among manufacturers and retailers amid varying supply chain challenges.

US manufacturing output unexpectedly rises on rebound in motor vehicle production

US manufacturing output rose unexpectedly in May, driven by a rebound in motor vehicle production after prior declines. This increase signals resilience in the sector despite economic uncertainties, suggesting manufacturers are responding to rising demand and easing supply chain issues. The overall boost in production supports expectations of continued industrial growth in the coming months.

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Dollar languishes, gold glitters as Fed verdict looms large

The US dollar weakens while gold prices rise ahead of a critical Federal Reserve decision. Investors anticipate the Fed's move on interest rates, weighing economic indicators and inflation trends. This uncertainty fuels demand for gold as a safe-haven asset, contrasting with the dollar's subdued performance amid expectations of monetary policy adjustments.

Dollar holds soft tone on rate cut expectations, Powell comments

The dollar remains weak amid expectations of future rate cuts and comments from Fed Chair Powell suggesting a cautious approach to monetary policy. Investors are weighing economic signals and Fed guidance, leading to subdued demand for the dollar as markets anticipate easing measures to support growth.

Hong Kong leader focuses on boosting economy, livelihoods

Hong Kong's leader emphasized efforts to stimulate economic growth and improve residents' quality of life. Initiatives include enhancing job opportunities, supporting businesses, and expanding social welfare programs to address current challenges and ensure sustainable development.

Morning Bid: Finally, the Fed

The Federal Reserve is set to make a key announcement, ending a period of uncertainty. Markets anticipate potential changes in interest rates and monetary policy to address inflation and economic growth. Investors are bracing for impacts on stocks, bonds, and the broader economy as the Fed signals its next moves.

China allows Wells Fargo banker to return to the US amid trade talks - reports

China has permitted a Wells Fargo banker, previously restricted, to return to the US. This move is seen as a gesture to ease tensions amid ongoing trade negotiations between the two countries. The decision may signal China's willingness to improve economic and diplomatic relations with the United States.

Software owned by Australian banks being tested for social media ban

Australian banks are evaluating software designed to comply with a proposed social media ban affecting certain online content. The technology aims to monitor and restrict posts as mandated by new regulations, ensuring banks meet legal requirements while managing online interactions on their platforms. This move reflects broader efforts to balance regulation with user engagement in digital spaces.

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Trump administration sued over actions against University of California

The Trump administration faced a lawsuit from the University of California, challenging federal actions perceived as undermining the university's autonomy and policies. The legal dispute centers on conflicts over immigration measures, tuition regulations, and academic freedom, with the university seeking to protect its institutional rights against federal intervention.

China says US TikTok deal a 'win-win', will review app's technology and IP transfers

China described a potential US deal for TikTok as a "win-win" situation, emphasizing mutual benefits. The Chinese government plans to thoroughly review any technology and intellectual property transfers involved in the agreement to ensure national security and protect Chinese interests.

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Ozak AI Partners with Pyth Network to Deliver Real-Time Market Data Across 100+ Blockchains

Ozak AI has partnered with Pyth Network to provide real-time market data across more than 100 blockchains. This collaboration aims to enhance data accessibility and accuracy, benefiting decentralized finance (DeFi) applications and other blockchain-based services by ensuring timely and reliable market information.

Bybit and SignalPlus Announce The Return of Trading Competition With $300,000 USDT Prize Pool

Bybit and SignalPlus have announced the return of their trading competition featuring a prize pool of $300,000 USDT. The event encourages traders to engage actively on the platform for a chance to win significant rewards. This collaboration aims to boost trading volumes and community participation, offering traders lucrative incentives through a competitive, high-stakes environment.

Binance in talks with DOJ to drop oversight requirement in settlement

Binance is negotiating with the U.S. Department of Justice to remove a court-mandated oversight requirement from their settlement agreement. The discussions focus on easing regulatory obligations previously imposed to monitor the cryptocurrency exchange’s compliance and operations. Binance aims to resolve concerns while reducing the extent of external supervision.

Binance reportedly set to escape compliance monitor imposed by DoJ

Binance is reportedly nearing an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice that would allow it to avoid the appointment of a compliance monitor. This move signals progress in regulatory discussions, suggesting Binance may meet necessary requirements without external oversight, easing prior concerns over the company's adherence to U.S. laws and regulations.

UK, U.S. to announce closer cooperation on crypto - FT

The UK and U.S. are set to announce enhanced collaboration on cryptocurrency regulation. This move aims to create a more coordinated approach to oversight, addressing risks and fostering innovation in the crypto sector. The cooperation reflects growing concerns over security, transparency, and market stability in response to increasing crypto adoption and volatility.

Zircuit Launches $495K Grants Program to Accelerate Web3 Super Apps

Zircuit announced a $495,000 grants program aimed at boosting the development of Web3 super apps. The initiative supports startups and developers building integrated decentralized applications to enhance user experience and adoption. Grants will fund innovative projects that leverage Zircuit’s infrastructure, fostering growth in the Web3 ecosystem and encouraging collaboration across blockchain platforms.

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New Cryptocurrency Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Raises $15.8M as Phase 6 Reaches 40%

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) successfully raised $15.8 million during its Phase 6 fundraising, which has reached 40% funding. The new cryptocurrency aims to expand its ecosystem, focusing on innovative decentralized finance solutions. The strong investment interest highlights growing confidence in MUTM’s potential within the crypto market.

Fight.ID and UFC Expand Web3 Collaboration to Grow Global Fan Engagement

Fight.ID and UFC have expanded their Web3 partnership to enhance global fan engagement. The collaboration focuses on leveraging blockchain technology to offer fans unique digital experiences, collectibles, and interactive content, aiming to strengthen the UFC community and drive innovative fan interactions worldwide.

Bitcoin price today: flat at $115.5k with markets on edge before Fed rate decision

Bitcoin remains steady at $115,500 as investors await the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision. Markets are cautious, reflecting uncertainty over potential policy changes and their impact on cryptocurrencies. Traders are closely monitoring economic indicators and Fed signals to gauge future price movements.

Sampo buys back 387,697 shares as part of €200 million program

Sampo Plc repurchased 387,697 of its shares under its ongoing €200 million buyback program. The purchases aim to enhance shareholder value by reducing the number of outstanding shares. The buyback is part of Sampo’s commitment to capital optimization and returning excess capital to shareholders.

Oruka Therapeutics raises $180 million in private placement

Oruka Therapeutics secured $180 million through a private placement to fund its development of therapeutics targeting age-related diseases. This funding will accelerate clinical trials and expand their pipeline focused on improving healthspan and addressing degenerative conditions.

ADTRAN prices $175 million convertible notes offering at 3.75%

ADTRAN has priced a $175 million offering of convertible senior notes due 2029 with a 3.75% interest rate. The net proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, including potential acquisitions and debt repayment. This financing move aims to strengthen ADTRAN’s balance sheet and support its growth strategy in telecommunications technology.

Povorcitinib shows promising results for hidradenitis suppurativa

Povorcitinib, an oral selective JAK1 inhibitor, demonstrates significant efficacy and safety in treating hidradenitis suppurativa, a painful chronic skin condition. Clinical trials reveal notable improvements in lesion reduction and symptom relief, offering a potential new therapeutic option for patients with this challenging inflammatory disease.

Oruka's IL-23 antibody shows potential for once-yearly psoriasis dosing

Oruka Therapeutics is developing an IL-23 antibody that could enable psoriasis patients to receive treatment only once a year. Early trials show strong efficacy and lasting effects, which could transform long-term management of the condition by reducing how often treatments are needed and improving patient adherence. Further studies are underway to confirm these promising results.

Roger Davey joins Pan Global Resources board of directors

Roger Davey has been appointed to the board of directors at Pan Global Resources. His addition aims to strengthen the company's leadership and support its growth strategies. Davey brings extensive experience in the mining sector, which is expected to enhance Pan Global Resources' operational and strategic initiatives.

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Cytokinetics prices $650 million convertible notes offering

Cytokinetics announced the pricing of a $650 million offering of convertible senior notes due 2028. The proceeds will be used for working capital and general corporate purposes. This financing aims to strengthen the company’s cash position to support ongoing clinical programs and business growth initiatives.

Lucky Strike Entertainment prices $500 million notes offering

Lucky Strike Entertainment has set the price for a $500 million notes offering to finance growth and strategic initiatives. The debt issuance represents a significant step to strengthen the company's capital structure and expand its market presence. Details on interest rates and maturity terms were disclosed, reflecting the firm's confidence in future prospects and operational stability.

Diversified Energy's secondary offering prices at $13.75 per share

Diversified Energy announced a secondary offering of its shares priced at $13.75 each. The move aims to raise capital for growth initiatives and debt reduction. The company expects the offering to strengthen its financial position while supporting ongoing operations and expansion efforts. Investors showed positive interest, reflecting confidence in Diversified Energy's strategic direction.