News Summary - 09/18/2025

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Jimmy Kimmel taken off air over Charlie Kirk comments

Jimmy Kimmel was taken off the air after he criticized Trump allies for exploiting Charlie Kirk's death for political gain. The late-night host accused them of using the tragedy to score political points during his Monday broadcast.

I have no relationship with Trump, Brazil's President Lula tells BBC

In an exclusive interview, Brazil's President Lula stated he has no relationship with former U.S. President Donald Trump and emphasized that Trump is "not emperor of the world," highlighting his stance on international leadership and sovereignty.

Macrons to offer 'scientific evidence' to US court to prove Brigitte is a woman, lawyer says

The Macrons have filed a lawsuit against US right-wing influencer Candace Owens for her claims that French First Lady Brigitte Macron was born male. They plan to present scientific evidence in a US court to prove Brigitte's gender.

US judge orders deportation of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil

An immigration judge has ordered the deportation of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil to Algeria or Syria, citing alleged omissions of information on his green card application.

Israel threatens national film awards after Palestinian story wins top prize

The Sea, a film about a West Bank boy longing to visit Tel Aviv's sea, won a top prize, prompting Israel to threaten its national film awards, highlighting tensions surrounding the movie's Palestinian narrative.

Controversial church leader denies bribing ex-South Korea first lady

The church denies allegations of bribing former South Korean first lady Kim Keon Hee with Chanel bags and a diamond necklace.

Air India crash victims' families sue aerospace firms Boeing and Honeywell

Families of Air India crash victims have sued Boeing and Honeywell, alleging the companies ignored known risks associated with the aircraft. The lawsuit claims the manufacturers failed to take action despite being aware of the plane's safety issues.

Australia announces higher emissions cuts by 2035

Australia, among the highest per capita carbon emitters globally, has announced plans to increase its emissions reduction targets by 2035, aiming to tackle climate change more aggressively and align with global environmental goals.

Three officers killed in Pennsylvania shooting, with two others critical

Three officers were killed and two others critically injured in a Pennsylvania shooting. Authorities have neutralized the suspect and confirmed there is no further threat to the public.

'Pay attention' - Spirit aircraft warned as it gets too close to Air Force One

Air traffic controllers warned a Spirit Airlines flight after it approached too close to Air Force One, carrying President Donald Trump to the UK for his state visit.

Sex abuse charges against top Australian radio host downgraded

The top Australian radio host faces 27 charges alleging indecent assault or groping of nine men between 2001 and 2019. Charges have been downgraded as the legal process continues.

Body found in car registered to D4vd identified as missing teen

Authorities have identified the body found in a car registered to musician D4vd as a missing 15-year-old girl. The cause and time of her death remain unknown as investigations continue.

Fed Reserve cuts interest rates but cautions over stalling job market

The Federal Reserve has made its first interest rate cut since 2024 and indicated that further reductions are likely. However, it warned about potential challenges in the job market that could affect economic stability moving forward.

Spain arrests 19 on suspicion of torture and murder after 50 disappear from migrant boat

Spanish police arrested 19 individuals suspected of torturing and murdering migrants after 50 disappeared from a boat traveling from Senegal. Some victims were allegedly accused of witchcraft by others on the vessel, leading to the violence.

Israeli tanks push into major Gaza City residential area

Israeli tanks have entered Sheikh Radwan, a key residential area in Gaza City, sparking widespread panic. The military presence has led thousands of residents to flee south in fear for their safety.

Tests show Navalny was poisoned in jail, his widow says

Yulia Navalnaya is calling on two laboratories that reportedly confirmed her husband Alexei Navalny was poisoned while in jail to publicly share their test results.

Obama says US faces 'political crisis' after killing of Charlie Kirk

Former President Obama condemned President Trump's reaction to Charlie Kirk's shooting, criticizing Trump's focus on confronting "radical leftists" instead of addressing the deeper political crisis facing the US.

Search for ancient Egyptian gold bracelet missing from Cairo museum

Authorities have distributed a photo of a 3,000-year-old gold bracelet missing from a Cairo museum to airports, seaports, and border crossings to prevent its smuggling out of Egypt.

AI can forecast your future health – just like the weather

Scientists have developed an AI model capable of predicting the risk of over 1,000 diseases. This technology aims to forecast future health conditions with accuracy similar to weather predictions, potentially transforming preventive medicine and personalized healthcare.

EU proposes curbs on trade with Israel over Gaza war

The EU has proposed trade restrictions on Israel due to the Gaza conflict. However, the measures face significant opposition and are unlikely to be implemented. Israel has strongly condemned the proposed curbs.

Timor-Leste scraps plan to buy MPs free cars after protests

Following protests where demonstrators burned tyres and a government vehicle, and police used tear gas, Timor-Leste canceled its plan to provide free cars to MPs.

Katty Kay: Why America is at a dangerous crossroads following the Charlie Kirk shooting

The current moment in America reflects historical periods of discord but is more complex than past conflicts, signaling a dangerous crossroads for the nation.

Fury over corruption and 'nepo babies' as floods paralyse Philippines

A fierce monsoon has severely disrupted daily life across the Philippines, causing widespread flooding. Public anger is mounting over perceived government corruption and favoritism towards "nepo babies," with many blaming these issues for inadequate disaster response and preparedness.

Battling a rare brain-eating disease in an Indian state

Kerala has reported over 70 cases of brain-eating amoeba infections this year, resulting in 19 deaths. The disease poses a serious health challenge in the region.

Spain counts the cost of 'nightmare' wildfire summer

Spain's farming and tourism industries have suffered significant damage due to a series of severe wildfires this summer, leading to substantial economic losses and heightened concerns about future fire risks.

Could the US interest rate cut boost the housing market?

This week's US interest rate cut may not significantly lower borrowing costs further. Despite the reduction, borrowing expenses are unlikely to decrease substantially beyond current levels, potentially limiting the housing market's boost from the rate change.

In pictures: US President Donald Trump on second state visit to UK

President Trump was warmly received by the King, Queen, and senior royals at Windsor Castle during his second state visit to the UK.

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.

Champions League debut and Luiz - the rise of Pafos

Cypriot club Pafos FC is set for their first full Champions League appearance, featuring veteran defender David Luiz. The team’s rise marks a significant milestone in their history as they step onto Europe’s biggest stage.

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

A UN commission's new report delivers the strongest and most authoritative condemnation yet, accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, marking a significant and blunt indictment of its actions in the region.

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

As Angola approaches its 50th anniversary of independence, widespread poverty and inequality are fueling deadly protests. Despite its oil wealth, many citizens experience hunger and hardship, spurring unrest against the government and exposing deep socio-economic divides.

'Ultimate in cancel culture': Fans outside Jimmy Kimmel studio react to show's axing

Fans outside the Jimmy Kimmel studio expressed surprise and disappointment after the show was indefinitely canceled following controversial comments about Charlie Kirk, calling it an example of "cancel culture."

Watch: Mexico and Canada are meeting without Trump - here's why

President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico and Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada are meeting to initiate a fresh economic bilateral relationship, excluding former U.S. President Trump from the discussions.

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

Tyler Robinson appeared in court in Utah, where prosecutors officially read the charges against him. The hearing marked his first public appearance related to the case involving Charlie Kirk. Further details on the charges and next steps in the legal process were discussed.

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

BBC's Chris Mason and Sarah Smith analyze the dynamics of Starmer and Trump's relationship during the trip, highlighting their contrasting styles yet unexpectedly cordial interactions, and explore the political implications for both leaders.

Watch: The Sundance Kid's Life in the Spotlight

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

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

A bear was recorded on CCTV rummaging through an office at an Indian temple, searching for food. The footage shows the animal's curiosity and determination as it looks for tasty treats in the unexpected location.

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 President Donald Trump's re-election campaign.

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

Israeli forces intensified their offensive in Gaza City, targeting and demolishing multiple high-rise towers over the weekend. The strikes are part of ongoing military operations amid escalating conflict, raising concerns about civilian safety and infrastructure damage in the densely populated area.

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

Torrential rains have caused severe flooding in Uttarakhand, India, damaging homes and sweeping away cars. Rescue operations are ongoing in the Himalayan region to assist affected residents and manage the impact of the floods.

Vox capitalizes on the political fight between the PP and a PSOE that gains momentum after the Cerdán case

The PP would maintain electoral leadership and could govern with Vox, but loses one point in the summer, reducing its lead over the PSOE, which regains strength after the Cerdán case.

Two out of three citizens believe that Spain is "too permissive" with migrant entry

Almost 70% of respondents surveyed by the DYM Institute for 20minutos think that Spain is too permissive with the entry of migrants and believe that the Government should coordinate with the regions for the transfer of unaccompanied migrant minors.

70% Believe that the Debt Forgiveness Has Been Decided for Political Reasons

66% consider that the debt relief favors the most indebted communities, while only 24% believe that the measure is fair.

Seven out of ten Spaniards believe that the Government should take over the management of natural disasters, currently handled by the Autonomous Communities

70% of Spaniards think that the central Government should manage natural disasters instead of the autonomous communities. Up to 90% of PP and Vox voters support this idea, along with some PSOE and Sumar supporters. Fire services, the UME (Military Emergency Unit), and Civil Protection receive positive evaluations, while regional presidents and national leaders, Pedro Sánchez and Feijóo, face criticism.

Concern in Moncloa and on the Left over Podemos’ "No to Everything": "They’ve Gone Too Far"

Some partners denounce that Podemos is acting radically, opposing both Sumar and the PSOE, aiming to provoke elections. This stance raises concern in Moncloa and among the left due to its impact on political stability.

Brussels proposes that the EU resume tariffs on Israel but requests to continue the commercial relationship with Netanyahu's government

Brussels proposes reactivating tariffs against Israel, making the current suspension conditional on approval by a qualified majority of Member States, although it insists on maintaining the commercial relationship with Netanyahu's government.

Feijóo sees Sánchez as capable of making a pact "even with Netanyahu" and Sánchez criticizes him for not mentioning the "genocide" in Gaza

Feijóo accuses Sánchez of creating "populist instability," while the Spanish president defends his management by highlighting stability and economic growth. Sánchez responds by criticizing Feijóo for not mentioning the "genocide" in Gaza, in an exchange of reproaches between the two leaders.

Spain is working on a coalition to provide financial support to Palestine amid Israeli "suffocation"

Spain is seeking to form an international coalition to provide financial support to Palestine in order to ensure its survival in the face of the "suffocation" imposed by Israel. The initiative aims to mobilize committed countries to maintain stability and aid in the region.

Israel opens a second evacuation route from Gaza City and claims to have eliminated "150 Hamas terrorist targets"

The Israeli army announced a second temporary route to evacuate Gaza City and urged Palestinians to use it. Additionally, it claimed to have eliminated 150 terrorist targets related to Hamas in its recent operations.

The Israeli Finance Minister assures that they are negotiating with the US on how to divide Gaza: "It's a real estate bonanza"

The Israeli Finance Minister stated that they are in negotiations with the US to divide Gaza following the Israeli offensive in the city. He described the situation as a "real estate bonanza," suggesting a strategic and territorial interest in the region.

The stunning moment when a bomb destroys a 13th-century mosque in Gaza

A bomb has destroyed a 13th-century mosque in Gaza, capturing a shocking moment that reflects the devastation in the region. The event has caused outrage due to the loss of an important historical and cultural heritage.

Podemos denounces the Government for malfeasance by not stopping arms trade with Israel

Podemos accuses the Ministry of Economy of committing an alleged crime of malfeasance for not stopping the arms trade with Israel, pointing out a lack of legal and ethical action in the context of the conflict.

Van Dijk destroys a magical night for Llorente and Atlético starts with a heavy defeat

Atlético de Madrid made their debut in the 2025/2026 Champions League facing Liverpool at Anfield. Despite an outstanding performance by Llorente, Van Dijk was key for Liverpool to prevail, leaving Simeone's team with an initial defeat in the group stage.

Simeone explains his clash with the stands that got him sent off: "You don't know what it's like to be insulted for 90 minutes"

Atlético de Madrid's coach, Simeone, confronted Liverpool fans after a Champions League match, claiming he had been insulted throughout the entire game, which led to his sending off.

'Sirat' will represent Spain at the 2026 Oscars

Oliver Laxe's film, 'Sirat', has been selected as Spain's official entry to compete in the Best International Feature Film category at the 2026 Academy Awards.

'Sirat': It’s one of the films of the year and it will make you have a terrible time

Oliver Laxe’s new film, awarded the Jury Prize at Cannes, stands out for its unsettling and disturbing atmosphere, closer to psychological horror than a simple coming-of-age story, offering an intense and challenging experience for the viewer.

The Spanish Landscape That Oliver Laxe Transformed into the Moroccan Atlas for 'Sirat'

Óliver Laxe made an impact at Cannes and in Spain with 'Sirat', a road movie set in a Moroccan desert that was actually filmed in a landscape in Teruel, Spain, transformed to resemble the Moroccan Atlas.

Tyler Robinson's Unique Reaction upon Hearing the Death Penalty Request for Killing Charlie Kirk

Tyler Robinson showed an indifferent reaction upon hearing the request for the death penalty for the murder of Charlie Kirk, paying attention but without displaying any obvious emotions.

The U.S. Congress Summons the CEOs of Discord, Twitch, Steam, and Reddit Following the Murder of Charlie Kirk

The U.S. Congress has summoned the CEOs of Discord, Twitch, Steam, and Reddit to investigate how their platforms may facilitate the radicalization of users, following the murder of Charlie Kirk. Lawmakers aim to understand and combat the processes that contribute to online violence and extremism.

Spain is urged to control the import of Argentine squid to tackle situations of "human slavery" and "overfishing"

Squid fishing in Mile 201, a zone shared with Argentina, lacks regulation and accounts for 10% of squid imports to Spain. Spain is requested to monitor these imports to combat the associated human slavery and overfishing.

The Controversial Attack by Singer Fedez on Jannik Sinner: "A Purebred Italian with the Accent of Adolf Hitler"

Fedez sparked controversy after posting an offensive comment about Jannik Sinner on social media, describing him as "a purebred Italian with the accent of Adolf Hitler," which led to negative reactions from fans and the media.

A Controller Falls Asleep and Forces a Plane to Circle in the Air for an Hour

A plane that took off from Orly, France, headed to Corsica, had to stay in the air for an hour because an air traffic controller fell asleep, delaying landing clearances.

Camilo's Reflection on 'El Hormiguero' about AI: "It Can Lead Us to Complicated Mistakes"

Camilo visited 'El Hormiguero' to celebrate the conclusion of his 'Nuestro lugar feliz' tour and took the opportunity to reflect on artificial intelligence, warning that it can lead to complicated mistakes if not handled carefully.

The 'disagreement' between Broncano and Silvia Alonso over the question about sex: "That has never happened"

Silvia Alonso visited La 1's program with Megan Montaner and Félix Gómez to present 'La Caza: Irati', where a funny disagreement arose with Broncano over a question related to sex, which Alonso denied ever happened.

The Bad Relationship Between the Members of Camela: "They Sing Even Though They Don't Talk; There Is Envy"

According to Antena 3, although the members of Camela do not talk to each other and there is envy, they prioritize maintaining the musical duo and do not plan to break it up.

Cardi B reveals she is pregnant with her fourth child, the first with Stefon Diggs

Cardi B announced that she is pregnant with her fourth child, the first with Stefon Diggs. The baby will be born before the singer begins her world tour to present her new album, 'Little Miss Drama'.

Bárbara Goenaga's Loving Message to Borja Sémper: "He Still Is the Most Handsome Guy on the Planet"

Bárbara Goenaga dedicated an emotional message to Borja Sémper, who revealed in July that he is battling cancer, expressing affection and admiration towards him.

Metsola asks Zelenski in Kiev for the EU to immediately push forward Ukraine's accession negotiations

Metsola, in Kiev with Zelenski, urges the EU to start Ukraine’s accession negotiations immediately and announces the opening of a permanent European Parliament office in the Ukrainian capital.

Sánchez announces free early childhood education for vulnerable families and a law that will limit teachers' teaching hours

The new decree will limit teachers' teaching hours to a maximum of 23 hours in Primary education and 18 hours in Secondary Education and Baccalaureate. Additionally, free early childhood education will be implemented for vulnerable families, aiming to improve educational equity and teacher well-being.

What Do People Think About Spain Not Participating in Eurovision While Israel Does?

20minutos gathers public opinions on Spain’s decision not to participate in Eurovision, while Israel does, exploring different perspectives and feelings on the matter.

A plane gets too close to Air Force One and the controller scolds the pilot: "Put down the iPad"

A commercial flight heading to Boston got too close to Air Force One, which was carrying President Donald Trump to the United Kingdom. The air traffic controller reprimanded the pilot for distraction, ordering him to put down the iPad to avoid risks to air safety.

Bolsonaro has an "early-stage" skin cancer but is discharged from the hospital and returns to house arrest

Bolsonaro was diagnosed with early-stage skin cancer that does not require immediate treatment but does require periodic check-ups to monitor its progression. After being discharged from the hospital, he returned to house arrest.

Ylenia, wanted after being 'missing' for two months, supposedly to avoid her trial with Elsa Ruiz

Elsa Ruiz reports that Ylenia has been missing for two months to delay the trial and continue causing her harm, after having insulted her with transphobic comments on social media in 2020.

Anti-Violence proposes fines between 3,000 and 4,000 euros for 17 individuals involved in incidents at La Vuelta a España

The Anti-Violence body proposes fines of 3,000 to 4,000 euros for 17 people involved in incidents that occurred during stages 12, 14, and 15 of La Vuelta a España.

Perico Delgado’s Criticism of the Government After Pro-Palestinian Demonstrations: "If La Vuelta Was Stopped, It’s Because There Was Violence"

Perico Delgado criticized the Government for supporting the pro-Palestinian demonstrations that led to the suspension of the final stage of La Vuelta a España, stating that the cancellation was due to violence during the protests.

Trump and Charles III Exchange Praises During Their Speeches at the State Banquet in London

At the State Banquet at Windsor Castle, Trump highlighted the honor of being the first U.S. president to be hosted, while Charles III and Trump exchanged praises during their speeches, strengthening the relationship between the two countries.

Trump gives Carlos III a replica of Eisenhower's sword during his visit to the United Kingdom

During his visit to the United Kingdom, Trump gave Carlos III a replica of Eisenhower's sword, while the king presented him with a leather-bound volume to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence.

Fernando Esteso admits he had addiction problems: "I have tried some things I shouldn't have"

Fernando Esteso admitted on 'Y ahora Sonsoles' that he has had addiction problems, confessing that he liked to drink and smoke, and that he has tried substances he shouldn't have.

They are looking for Marc, a 14-year-old teenager missing in Málaga: "You will never see me again"

Marc, a 14-year-old teenager from Málaga, is missing after leaving a strange message to a friend. He did not show up at school, where he was supposed to repeat the year, and since then there has been no trace of him. Authorities and his family continue the search.

The Prosecutor's Office Accuses the Leader of Desokupa of Hate Speech and Crimes Against the Integrity of Migrants

The Prosecutor's Office has accused the leader of Desokupa of alleged crimes of incitement to hatred and attacks against the integrity of migrants. The accusation is based on behaviors and statements that are said to have encouraged hostility towards this community, raising concerns about the protection of rights and social coexistence.

The trial begins in Cagliari against Arcuri, Juana Rivas' ex, for physical and psychological abuse of his children

The first hearing of the trial against Arcuri, Juana Rivas' former partner, begins this Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in Cagliari, on charges of physical and psychological abuse of his children.

New Citroën C3 Aircross, the ideal friend for families

The new Citroën C3 Aircross is a compact and versatile SUV, ideal for families, available with up to 7 seats. It offers electric, hybrid, and gasoline options, combining robustness and functionality.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127 entitled ‘Generation Alfabeta: In Search of Well-being in a Hyperconnected World,’ explores how society faces the challenges of hyperconnectivity and digital dependence, promoting well-being that goes beyond excessive screen use and encouraging healthy habits in a digital environment.

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

Chris Martin made a joke about the incident in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught cheating on their partners during a kisscam segment.

End of the 'August' in September: a polar jet arriving tomorrow will bring a thermal drop and heavy rains

Spain will face a sudden change in the weather with the arrival of a polar jet tomorrow, which will cause a thermal drop and heavy rains. A cold front will move across the Peninsula from west to east between Saturday and Monday, putting an end to days of extreme heat.

Junts and PSOE plan to hold another meeting in Switzerland in the coming hours

Junts and PSOE plan to resume negotiations in Switzerland following Junts' rejection of proposals regarding the reduction of the workday and the creation of an anti-corruption office.

Salvador Illa calls on the Diada in Madrid to "look ahead and not take a step back"

Salvador Illa, accompanied by several of Sánchez's ministers, has called during the Diada celebration in Madrid for the importance of "looking ahead and not taking a step back," in an event held at the headquarters of the Delegation of the Government.

Promising Skater Matilda Ferrari Dies at 15 After Being Hit by a Truck

Matilda Ferrari, a young Italian skating prospect, died at the age of 15 after being hit by a truck while crossing the road to go to school.

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-selling and favorite among consumers, standing out for delivering an intense look at an affordable price.

The Fed cuts interest rates by a quarter point due to the economic slowdown and eases tensions with Trump

The U.S. Federal Reserve lowered interest rates by a quarter point for the first time in four months to address the economic slowdown. Although the cut is smaller than what the White House expected, it helps ease tensions between the Fed and Trump.

Santiago Segura has the same problem as James Cameron: "They are making it very difficult for me"

Santiago Segura faced major difficulties in the development of the new installment of Torrente, which will be released on March 13, 2026, similar to the problems James Cameron has had in his projects.

Queen Letizia Alters Her Dress to Cover Sheer Panels and Make It More Modest During State Visit to Egypt

Queen Letizia adjusted her dress to cover sheer panels and achieve a more modest style during her State visit to Egypt, maintaining an elegant design that enhances her figure and reflects her impeccable sense of style.

What it means in Psychology when a person cleans constantly and habitually

Constantly cleaning and organizing can be a sign of obsession, negatively affecting free time and daily life, indicating possible psychological aspects that require attention.

The Sun wakes up after 200 years: a new NASA study reveals an unexpected change in its activity

A NASA study reveals that the Sun is increasing its activity after a long period of calm lasting nearly 200 years. This change could impact communications, technologies, and electrical grids on Earth due to the increased radiation and expected solar storms.

The city in Catalonia where the 'Operación Triunfo' Academy is located: medieval and modernist heritage

This Catalan city stands out for its medieval and modernist heritage, with unique urban planning surrounded by a natural park that frames the 'Operación Triunfo' Academy.

Stuffed chicken, ice cream, and 50,000-euro whisky for the State Banquet in Windsor in honor of Trump

For the State Banquet in Windsor in honor of Trump, a special menu has been prepared that includes stuffed chicken, ice cream, and a whisky valued at 50,000 euros. Additionally, an exclusive cocktail called the Transatlantic Whisky Sour was created, a British-American version of the classic Whisky Sour.

What the new blue lights appearing on traffic signals mean

In various places in Florida, devices that emit a blue light have been installed on traffic signals, causing surprise among drivers. These devices have specific functions related to improving traffic flow or road safety.

The Grand Reception of Charles III for Trump While London Protests the President's Visit

Charles III and Camilla gave a grand reception to Donald and Melania Trump during their second State visit to the United Kingdom. The day included symbolic exchanges, a carriage ride, and a troop review. However, the visit sparked numerous protests in London, reflecting discontent with the presence of the US president.

When Your Home Becomes Your Pension Plan: "It's a Life Decision"

Real estate assets are becoming established as a key source of financial security for the elderly, offering a strategic alternative to supplement their retirement.

Alert for freelancers and small businesses: Tax authorities will intensify controls on payments via Bizum and POS

The tax authorities require freelancers and small businesses to declare all payments received through Bizum and bank cards, regardless of the amount, to strengthen tax control and prevent undeclared economy.

How to Use the Dishwasher Efficiently: This Is How You Can Save on Electricity and Water

Applying basic practices when using the dishwasher helps reduce water and electricity consumption, improving its efficiency and contributing to household savings.

Baked Carrot Chips: A Healthy and Crunchy Snack You Won't Stop Eating

A healthy and tasty option to replace ultra-processed foods, baked carrot chips are easy to prepare and offer a crunchy snack you can enjoy without guilt.

An AI-generated video of the Indian Prime Minister's mother "scolding him" sparks a political battle

An artificial intelligence-generated video shows the mother of the Indian Prime Minister "scolding him," which has sparked an intense political debate. The piece has been used to criticize and satirize the leader, generating controversy over the ethical use of AI in the political arena and its impact on public opinion.

Hospital del Mar, pioneer in a radiation treatment for non-melanoma skin cancer

Hospital del Mar is the first center in Catalonia and one of the few in Spain to employ a novel radiation treatment for non-melanoma skin cancer, using the radioactive isotope Re-188.

Manolo Lama's complaint about the heat at the Bernabéu: "I don't understand why they want the roof closed"

Manolo Lama, a journalist from COPE, expressed his lack of understanding regarding the decision to close the roof of the Bernabéu during Champions League matches, due to the excessive heat generated inside the stadium.

Jerry leaves Ben & Jerry's and denounces that the company is being "silenced" by Unilever "for fear of causing offense"

Jerry, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, resigns and criticizes that the company has lost its independence. He accuses Unilever of silencing the company for fear of generating controversy.

The Men Who Don’t Shout Goal: "When I Say I Don’t Like Soccer, They Look at Me Like I’m an Alien"

Three men from different generations share how they live without the passion for soccer, a hobby that in their country feels more like a social obligation than a personal choice, facing misunderstanding and stereotypes.

Starting from Scratch in an Old Country House: "We Dreamed of a Place with a Past Life"

The demand for rustic houses has grown in recent years, causing a significant increase in their prices, reflecting the desire to find a home with history and charm.

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

A new generation of Gypsies challenges prejudices and stereotypes, seeking to be recognized beyond the usual clichés and to become role models for future generations.

Defend Democracy

One can condemn the violence in Gaza without being antisemitic and can also denounce the murder of Charlie Kirk without supporting his ideas.

Earthquake in Eurovision

RTVE has decided not to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is not expelled, a decision that coincides with the recent attack by the Israeli army on the city of Gaza.

Setara and the Silenced Music in Afghanistan

Setara, a young music enthusiast, saw her dream of becoming a professional singer cut short due to the ban imposed by the Taliban, who reject music in Afghanistan.

Gaza and Political Violence

The Palestinian cause has become a significant factor within Spanish politics, influencing protests and political decisions in the country.

A New School Year with AI and Vocational Training as Protagonists

Although STEM and Mathematics fields remain popular, Vocational Training is gaining ground due to its practical approach and high employability, attracting more students.

Artificial Intelligence Drives the Future of Work

The creation of 78 million jobs related to emerging technologies is projected by 2030. In response, the educational offering is growing with courses, degrees, and master's programs specialized in artificial intelligence and related fields, preparing the workforce for the technological future.

Useful Practical Studies to Land Your First Job

Spanish and international companies demand that students acquire practical skills from the start to facilitate their entry into the workforce and meet the new needs of the market.

Enhancing 'Soft Skills' Makes the Difference

Technical skills used to be the most valued at work, but now 'soft skills' such as communication and leadership are gaining importance, making a key difference in the workplace.

Going Back to School Has No Age Limit: Studying Beyond 18

Many people who were unable to study earlier or wish to improve their job opportunities have various options to resume their studies and continue their education beyond the age of 18.

Juan Ignacio de la Fuente: "The current labor market is extremely changing and needs diverse profiles"

Vocational Training is gaining popularity among young people, as it offers an ideal path to acquire practical knowledge and define a specialty for their future career, adapting to the changing labor reality that demands varied profiles.

UNIVERSAE strengthens its educational offer and establishes itself as a key player in Vocational Training

UNIVERSAE boosts its educational offer in Vocational Training, standing out for a people-centered methodology, training aligned with the labor market, and the use of innovative technology.

Innovation, Employability, and the Future: The Path to Success at Universidad Pontificia Comillas

Universidad Pontificia Comillas, with over 130 years of international experience, focuses on providing comprehensive education to its students and equipping them with the tools to successfully face the future job market, committing to innovation and the continuous improvement of its educational quality.

Manu triumphs among the guests of 'Pasapalabra' with his farewell: "He is very good"

Ana Álvarez, Iván Massagué, Juanra Bonet, and Lucía Guerrero took part in their third and final episode of 'Pasapalabra' on Antena 3, where Manu stood out with a farewell that was highly appreciated by the guests.

Rosa makes a mistake on the first letter of 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra' and is defeated

Rosa made a mistake on the first letter 'A' of 'El Rosco' on Pasapalabra, which affected her performance and led to her defeat in the Antena 3 contest.

The 25th Anniversary of 'OT' Will Include a Documentary About the History of the Talent Show, Including Critical Voices

To celebrate the 25 years of 'Operación Triunfo,' a documentary will be produced that reviews the history of the program, including criticisms and various opinions about its impact and evolution in the world of talent shows.

Clash between Risto Mejide and Esperanza Aguirre over the Gaza conflict: "Your opinion is very minority"

Esperanza Aguirre questioned the information from the Palestinian government, pointing out that only Hamas is the source, which led to a clash with Risto Mejide, who described her opinion as very minority in the debate about the conflict in Gaza.

The Unusual Marriage Proposal in 'La Revuelta', by Letter and From Prison: "We Are Doing Something Right"

In 'La Revuelta', a host read a letter sent from prison in which a man asked his wife through the program to accept his marriage proposal, surprising viewers and showing an emotional gesture from afar.

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' after confronting Josh, her date for the evening, due to his rudeness, stating that she was not going to tolerate his behavior.

Belén Esteban and Matamoros argue after mentioning their respective children, and she ends up leaving the set

During the show 'No somos nadie,' Belén Esteban became upset after Matamoros mentioned his children, demanding that he not mention her daughter. The argument escalated and caused Esteban to leave the set.

'On Everyone’s Mouth' talks with Arantxa de Benito’s alleged scammer: "I’m going to resolve it"

A 21-year-old woman, daughter of an executive of an entertainment company, is accused of scamming Arantxa de Benito. On "On Everyone’s Mouth" she stated that she will resolve the situation.

Marc Giró returns with his sarcastic monologue: "I am pro-Palestinian, I am already a terrorist, you just have to decide"

Marc Giró returns to the stage with a monologue full of sarcasm and social criticism, addressing controversial topics such as the Palestinian conflict, in which he ironically comments on labels like "terrorist." His style aims to provoke reflection and challenge prejudices in the audience.

A student reports having had to take out a loan to cover the cost of university

A student with a good admission score was unable to get into a public university, which forced her to apply for a loan to cover the costs of her private university education.

Yulen Pereira shares a photograph with his son amid rumors of a new distancing from Jeimy Báez

Yulen Pereira posted the first photo with his son amid rumors of a new distancing from his former partner Jeimy Báez, thereby addressing speculations about the situation between them.

Harry Styles and Zoe Kravitz Caught Taking a Walk in Rome with a Playful and Close Attitude

Rumors of a relationship between Harry Styles and Zoe Kravitz grow after they were seen together in Rome, showing a close and fun attitude during their stroll.

Laura Galera, from 'GH 19', shares her diagnosis after going to the Emergency Room: "My chest was tightening"

Laura Galera, daughter of María José Galera, thanks her followers for their support after going to the Emergency Room due to respiratory problems and sharing her diagnosis.

Two Streamers Rescued by Helicopter After Being Trapped in the Swiss Alps During a Twitch Live Stream

Streamers RelicKris and ManukiEmi were trapped in a hard-to-reach area in the Swiss Alps following a detour caused by a rockslide. They were rescued by helicopter while live streaming on Twitch.

Susi Jiménez, from 'Los Gipsy Kings', victim of a robbery: "It was very quick, luckily I didn't have any money"

Susi Jiménez, member of 'Los Gipsy Kings', experienced a quick robbery. Fortunately, she wasn't carrying any money. She has asked whoever took her belongings to return them.

The lawyer in the Sancho case, Beatriz Uriarte, shows her home and admits she is dating the paparazzo Jordi Martín

Beatriz Uriarte, lawyer for the Sancho case and part of the legal team representing Edwin Arrieta's family—who was murdered by the son of actor Rodolfo Sancho—shows her home and reveals that she is in a relationship with the paparazzo Jordi Martín.

Amador Mohedano, alone on his birthday: "His wish is to have health"

Amador Mohedano spent his birthday alone and only received a visit from the pool technician. His main wish on this special day is to regain his health.

Pérez-Reverte: "The king is the only one in Spain, along with the Civil Guard and Leo Harlem, who has some seriousness"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte stated that in Spain only the king, the Civil Guard, and the comedian Leo Harlem maintain some seriousness amid a social and political context marked by a lack of credibility and formality.

Alejandra Rubio denies the bad relationship between Mar Flores and Carlo Costanzia: "They haven't talked about the book"

Alejandra Rubio clarified that Mar Flores and Carlo Costanzia do not have a bad relationship, pointing out that they haven't even discussed the content of the book, thus denying rumors about conflicts between them.

Hellman's pays for the repair of the bar burned down by a customer asking for mayonnaise

Hellman's has shown solidarity with the bar set on fire by a customer asking for mayonnaise, and has covered the costs of repairing the establishment.

Reckless Driving: A Man Forces a Bus Carrying Minors to Stop

The Civil Guard is investigating an incident in which a man forced a bus carrying minors to stop, in order to clarify the facts and circumstances of the event.

The controversial penalty that gave Madrid their first Champions victory

Madrid secured their first Champions League win following a controversial penalty awarded for a handball by Facundo Medina. Medina fell inside the box while trying to take the ball from the Brazilian forward, prompting the referee's decision and sparking controversy.

Euskadi and Palestine will play a friendly football match at San Mamés

The unofficial Basque Country team will play a friendly match against the Palestinian team on November 15 at the San Mamés stadium, according to 'Carrusel Deportivo'.

Spain Can't Overcome Ukraine and Is Eliminated from the Billie Jean King Cup with Losses from Badosa and Bouzas

Spain was eliminated from the Billie Jean King Cup following Bouzas's defeat against Kostyuk and Badosa's loss to Svitolina in a close match. The defeat left the Spanish team out of the competition.

Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina on Israel: "You can't promote genocide with athletes"

Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina, ranked number thirteen in the WTA rankings, is participating in the Billie Jean King Cup and criticized Israel for using sports to "promote genocide," taking a stance against the political situation and the conflict.

180º Turn in Mourinho's Future: Favorite to Coach Benfica... the Team That Caused His Dismissal from Fenerbahçe

José Mourinho was dismissed from Fenerbahçe after being eliminated in the Champions League qualifying round by Benfica. Now, surprisingly, he is the favorite to become the new coach of the Lisbon team, the same club that caused his dismissal.

PSG wants to sign Alexia Putellas: big financial offer for the two-time Ballon d'Or winner just two days before the transfer window closes

PSG is looking to sign Alexia Putellas, two-time Ballon d'Or winner, with a significant financial offer, taking advantage of the fact that there are only two days left before the transfer window closes.

"April gives us many life lessons": the story of a family living with Pitt-Hopkins syndrome

David and Pilar, parents of April, use World Pitt-Hopkins Day to call for more support, research, and empathy towards this ultra-rare syndrome that affects only 70 people in Spain.

Juana, Diana's mother, with Kleefstra syndrome: "We will do everything possible to ensure she has a full life"

September 17th marks World Kleefstra Syndrome Day, a rare disease that affects about 50 families in Spain. Juana, Diana's mother, says they will do everything possible to provide her daughter with a full life despite the challenges of this condition.

Guillermo Gracia, the 'golden boy' of adapted swimming: "Our victories receive very little visibility"

Guillermo Gracia, a swimmer with Down syndrome, has won more than 60 international medals, including six golds at the last World Championship. He highlights the low visibility that successes in adapted swimming receive.

One in Four Unemployed People with Disabilities Has Been Looking for Work for One to Three Years

22% of unemployed people with disabilities have been looking for work for more than three years, indicating significant difficulties in their labor market integration. Additionally, one in four has been without a job for one to three years, reflecting considerable challenges within this group.

Tofersen Now Available in Spain, the First Authorized Treatment for ALS in the EU in 30 Years

Tofersen, the first treatment approved in the European Union in 30 years for a genetic type of ALS, is now available in Spain. This drug represents a significant breakthrough for patients with this neurodegenerative disease, offering a new therapeutic option after decades without advances.

Eurozone inflation remained at 2% in August and the ECB points to lower wage pressure

Eurostat revised Eurozone inflation for August downwards, placing it at 2%. The European Central Bank indicated that wage pressure is lower, which could influence price stability.

Spain requests an extension from Brussels to respond to the file concerning its veto of the BBVA - Sabadell merger

Spain, through the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business, has requested a six-week extension from the European Commission to respond to the file related to the veto of the merger between BBVA and Sabadell, due to the imminent expiration of the initial deadline.

Banco Sabadell's Negative Premium over BBVA Drops to 5%, Its Lowest Level in Five Months

The negative correlation between Banco Sabadell and BBVA has decreased from 15% to 5%, its lowest level in five months, as investors await a possible improvement in the offer.

Public debt falls from its peak by decreasing in July to 1.68 trillion and standing at 102.3% of GDP

Spanish public debt decreased in July to 1.68 trillion euros, equivalent to 102.3% of GDP, after reaching a historic high in June of 1.69 trillion and 103.4% of GDP.

Alsa hands over the reins of British buses to its executive Javier Martínez after absorbing the business

Alsa has appointed Javier Martínez, an internal executive, to lead the National Express business in the United Kingdom, which it will integrate into its operations starting in January.

The Shot at Charlie Kirk or When the Pisuerga Passes Through the Gaza Strip

The article criticizes the internal division in a country that wishes to stop the war, pointing out that some take advantage of the conflict for partisan purposes instead of seeking common peace.

Canary Islands demand financial support in Brussels to avoid being excluded from 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, thus seeking to avoid exclusion from the European CO2 market.

'The Summer I Turned Pretty' Will Have a Sequel: Prime Video Confirms a Movie

Prime Video has confirmed the continuation of the series "The Summer I Turned Pretty" with a movie, assuring that the story of Belly, Conrad, and Jeremiah is not over yet.

Conrad or Jeremiah? Who Belly Chooses: Explained Ending of 'The Summer I Turned Pretty'

The series 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' finally answers the question that intrigued fans for three years: who does Belly choose, Conrad or Jeremiah? The much-anticipated conclusion reveals her decision and closes an intense story of love and personal growth.

'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' has everything to be a milestone in anime history

The great international box office success of 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' demonstrates that it offers a unique and rewarding cinematic experience, establishing itself as a prominent benchmark in the history of anime.

Tarantino loves it, but 'Star Wars' overshadowed it: the thriller with Paco Rabal that inspired 'Sirat'

The director of 'The Exorcist' made a version of 'The Wages of Fear,' a classic thriller, and for this he worked with Paco Rabal, an actor he had wanted to work with for years.

The Essentials of the San Sebastián Festival 2025: Featured Films, Talents, and Stars

Nine intense days at the San Sebastián Festival 2025 showcase new works by Edward Berger, Agnieszka Holland, and Alberto Rodríguez in the official selection. Jennifer Lawrence receives the Donosti Award, highlighting the event as a key platform for talents and major stars of international cinema.

This is 'Black Rabbit', the urban thriller of only 8 episodes starring Jude Law

Jude Law and Jason Bateman star in 'Black Rabbit', an 8-episode urban thriller that follows two opposite brothers united solely by the ownership of a luxury restaurant.

Mark Zuckerberg celebrates his big day today: what to expect from Meta Connect 2025

Meta's new smart glasses, possibly called Meta Ray-Ban Display, could feature a screen integrated into the right lens, hinting at technological innovations at the Meta Connect 2025 event.

I have tried the Motorola Buds Loop: open design, balanced sound, and all-day battery life

The Motorola Buds Loop stand out for their open design, offering comfort and ventilation. Their sound is balanced, ideal for everyday use, and they feature a long-lasting battery that allows for worry-free all-day use.

What is Apple Sports, the new free app for your iPhone that has just landed in Spain

Apple Sports, a new free application, arrives in Spain along with iOS 16 for compatible iPhones, offering sports content accessible directly from the device.

It's Official: Amazon Will Unveil Its New Devices Featuring 'Super Alexa' on September 30

Amazon will hold an event on September 30 in New York to showcase its new products, including new Kindle and Echo devices, as well as a possible screen device that will complement Alexa+.

Amazon announces the official date for its big discounts: the Prime Day Deals Festival returns

Amazon will celebrate the 'Prime Day Deals Festival' on October 7 and 8, offering thousands of exclusive deals for Prime customers in technology, fashion, home goods, and special promotions on services like Amazon Music and Amazon Fresh.

The Dress with Ruffled Skirt is the Favorite Among the Most Original Guests This Fall

This fall, dresses with ruffled skirts have become the favorite choice among guests seeking an original and elegant style, adding a unique and sophisticated touch to their looks.

Pedro del Hierro shows that heat can also be elegant in the Spring-Summer 2026 fashion show

Nacho Aguayo and Álex Miralles have presented their collection 'La Gran Metrópoli' at the Palacio de Cristal de Cibeles during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, standing out as one of the most anticipated shows.

It's Official: Skinny Jeans Are Back This Fall But Will Be Worn Like This

Skinny jeans are making a strong comeback this fall after several declining seasons. They will be worn in a specific way to ensure an impeccable style.

The inflammatory food that Queen Sofía always avoids eating

Queen Sofía avoids consuming an inflammatory food to reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases, a healthy habit that we should all emulate.

Dua Lipa confirms that the bra is now on display with the latest dress she wore in New York

Dua Lipa reaffirms her role as a fashion icon with a look in New York that stands out for its sensual and daring style, setting trends by wearing her bra visibly with an innovative dress.

Melania Trump and Kate Middleton, together for the first time, with two coordinated looks

Melania Trump and Kate Middleton met for the first time, showcasing coordinated outfits. Their joint appearance highlighted their shared elegance and style, drawing media attention and public admiration for their harmonious fashion choices.

Gilda Croquettes, the Recipe That Fuses Two of the Most Desired Appetizers at Any Bar

Learn how to make croquettes that combine the traditional flavors of the gilda, a popular appetizer, in an original and delicious recipe that will surprise your guests and make you the ideal host.

How to Improve a Good Cold Brew: Besides Cold Coffee, a Bit of Rosemary and Orange

The article suggests improving cold brew by adding fresh and citrus aromas, such as rosemary and orange, to bring an aromatic and refreshing touch to well-infused cold coffee.

Without added sugars and low in calories: these are the best yogurts from Mercadona

A group specialized in women's health has selected the best yogurts from Mercadona, highlighting those without added sugars and low in calories, ideal for a healthy lifestyle.

A Butcher Debunks the Most Widespread Myth About Pig's Trotters: "They Have No Fat at All"

Pig's trotters, prized in offal dishes, contain a large amount of collagen and almost no fat, debunking the common myth about their fat content.

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

This recipe combines fresh garden ingredients with Mediterranean essence, offering a simple, economical zucchini and basil cream that is quick to prepare in just 20 minutes. Ideal for a light and healthy meal.

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

The Andalusian secret to frying fish without using egg or breadcrumbs is simple but effective, achieving a crispy and flavorful fish that sets apart their traditional pescaíto frito, an emblematic dish of the region.

The Most Adventurous Route in Gran Canaria: Waterfalls, Floating Viewpoints, and an Abandoned Spa

This route in the north of Gran Canaria passes through stunning landscapes full of vegetation, including waterfalls, natural viewpoints, and an abandoned spa, offering a unique and adventurous experience in the Canary Islands.

The Unknown Beach in Asturias with Two Shores Connected to an Island

This little-known beach in Asturias offers a peaceful setting, perfect for those looking to escape the crowds. It stands out for its two shores connected to an island, creating a unique and relaxing landscape.

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

These two Aragonese villages, with just over 300 inhabitants in total and located only two kilometers apart, offer an idyllic rural setting with stone streets and nature, reminiscent of Scottish landscapes.

This town in Burgos boasts the largest sea of sunflowers in Spain and almost no one knows about it

This town in Castilla y León stands out for its valuable heritage and an extensive sea of sunflowers that beautifies the surroundings, being the largest in Spain and a little-known treasure.

The Romantic Hotel in Córdoba Recommended by the Michelin Guide

This hotel in Córdoba combines the traditional essence of the city with modern design, offering a cozy and romantic atmosphere, which is why it has been recommended by the Michelin Guide.

The Town of Palencia That Has the Most Beautiful Ruins in Castilla y León

Palenzuela, in the Cerrato region, stands out for its unique blend of nature, tranquility, and history, housing some of the most beautiful ruins in Castilla y León.

Is it Safe to Travel to Egypt? Areas to Avoid and Basic Recommendations

Egypt has a good overall level of security that has improved in recent years. It is recommended to be aware of specific areas to avoid and to follow basic recommendations to ensure a safe trip.

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

A 34-year-old man regained his sight after an uncommon and last-resort procedure in which a tooth was implanted in his eye. This operation, performed by only a few surgeons, can enable patients with severe eye damage to recover full vision.

They Develop an AI Capable of Predicting the Diseases You Will Develop in 20 Years

This AI can predict with high accuracy the onset of more than 1,000 different diseases up to 20 years in advance, offering new possibilities for prevention and long-term health care.

Treatment with pregabalin increases the risk of heart failure, according to a new study

Recent studies indicate that pregabalin may increase the risk of heart problems in patients, suggesting the need to carefully assess its use in people with cardiovascular risk factors.

Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma, the Tumor That Killed Tomas Lindberg of At the Gates

Swedish vocalist Tomas Lindberg of At the Gates passed away after a two-year battle with adenoid cystic carcinoma, a rare and aggressive cancer.

The Reason Why Our Brain 'Forgets' the Good Things You Experience: "It's Really Hard to Think About This"

Memory doesn't work like an objective archive but stores memories in a biased way, prioritizing certain aspects. This explains why we often forget positive experiences, as our brain tends to focus on the negative or what's relevant for our survival. This process, although hard to accept, has an adaptive function.

Up to Half of Patients Discontinue Drugs Like Ozempic Within the First Year

Researchers indicate that up to 50% of patients stop using drugs like Ozempic within the first year, mainly due to high costs and side effects.

The surreal situation the Mossos encountered when stopping a car after noticing the co-driver became the driver

The Mossos stopped a car after seeing that the co-driver had become the driver. When conducting alcohol and drug tests, the results surprised the officers even more, revealing an unusual and surreal situation during the intervention.

The Differences Between the ITV in Spain and Other European Countries

In Spain, the ITV (vehicle inspection) is usually a complicated and stressful experience for drivers, unlike in other European countries where the process is simpler and more efficient. This is due to differences in regulation, service quality, and the management of technical inspections.

The Diesel Engine Part That Shortens Its Life Due to the Failures It Can Cause

A small part, different from the timing belts, is causing problems and long waits in workshops across Spain, affecting the lifespan of diesel engines.

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

The Directorate General of Traffic has launched an app that allows users to request specific permits easily and quickly, improving management and simplifying procedures for drivers.

We tested the Cupra Tavascan, an electric SUV as personal as it is fun

The Cupra Tavascan stands out for its unique design and offers very sporty driving dynamics, uncommon in its segment. Although it is a family SUV, it combines practicality with a fun and agile character.

Is It Worth Buying a Used Car in Germany?

Many Spanish drivers consider buying used cars in Germany, attracted by prices lower than those in Spain. This trend reflects the search for more economical options in the European automotive market.

Coverage Arrives in the M-30 Tunnels: GPS Now Works and Will Be Extended to All the 'Dark Sections' of Madrid

Thanks to 1,600 installed beacons, GPS systems like Waze and Google Maps now work in the M-30 tunnels, preventing drivers from getting lost. This system will soon be extended to other dark sections of Madrid to improve underground navigation.

Barcelona Activa approves a budget of 66.2 million euros for 2026

Barcelona Activa has approved a budget of 66.2 million euros for 2026, with the aim of consolidating the city's positive economic development by promoting local development and innovation.

Andalusia reaches 12 days without new suspected cases of avian flu and no human infections

The Junta of Andalusia reports that they have gone 12 days without new suspected cases of avian flu and no human infections, and reiterates a call for calm regarding the situation.

Hotels in Barcelona See Decline in Occupancy Until August but Prices Rise by 194 Euros per Night

Hotels in Barcelona have experienced a drop in occupancy until August, although the prices per night have increased significantly, reaching a rise of 194 euros due to last-minute bookings during the summer.

Valencia Will Have a New Skyscraper in Its Skyline: A 100-Meter-High Tower with Apartments Up to 1.5 Million Euros

The new 100-meter skyscraper in Valencia will have 29 floors with 200 apartments. It will feature common areas including a swimming pool, gym, spa, and cinema. The apartments may reach prices of up to 1.5 million euros.

New Step in the Tram Connection along the Diagonal: the ATM Gives Initial Green Light to the Project between Verdaguer and Francesc Macià

The ATM has given initial approval to the project to connect the tram between Verdaguer and Francesc Macià, an administrative procedure that progresses alongside the approvals that the Barcelona City Council must carry out.

The Restoration of the Palace, Marisa Paredes, and Lhardy Consommé: Madrid Honors 15 Cultural Icons

The Governing Council of the Community of Madrid awarded its 23rd Culture Awards to 15 outstanding Madrid figures in music, art, and gastronomy, recognizing the restoration of the Palace, the career of Marisa Paredes, and the emblematic cuisine of Lhardy.

Truck driver arrested with more than 50 kilos of cocaine and 300 kilos of hashish on the AP-7

The Mossos d'Esquadra arrested a 52-year-old truck driver on September 9th on the AP-7 in Girona who was transporting more than 50 kilos of cocaine and 300 kilos of hashish in his truck. The arrest took place during a routine check.

Barcelona Sells Out at the Cursa de la Mercè and the Fitness Festival

The Cursa de la Mercè in Barcelona sold out registrations for the 10K category, with 14,500 runners signed up for the race that will take place this Sunday.

Summer is not over in the Basque Country: alert activated for high temperatures

Temperatures in the Basque Country could reach up to 37 degrees in the interior of Vizcaya, where an orange alert has been activated for this Thursday between 1:00 PM and 8:00 PM.

A 27-year-old woman dies after being run over by a tractor in Cartagena

A 27-year-old woman died after being run over by a tractor in Cartagena while crossing the street at a pedestrian crossing walking her dog.

A Spanish man living in Germany, surprised by what happens in many apartments: "Like a horror movie"

A young Spanish resident in Munich shares the surprising and shocking experiences he has had in many apartments in the city, describing it as a situation worthy of a horror movie.

A man steals more than $10,000 from a Disney World restaurant dressed in a diving suit

A man, whose identity is unknown, sneaked into a Disney World boat restaurant dressed in a diving suit and stole more than $10,000.

The inappropriate job offer from a restaurant to a woman: "Do you know what a 'sugar daddy' is?"

A woman rejected an inappropriate job offer at a restaurant, where she was asked if she knew what a "sugar daddy" is. After her refusal, the employer offered her a second option, which was also questionable.

The Fun 'Face-to-Face' Between Latin American and Castilian Spanish Dubbing That Goes Viral on Social Media

Gabito Suárez and Noah de Diego create a fun fictional encounter on social media between Spanish and Latin American dubbing, highlighting and parodying their most common stereotypes, which has been very well received by users.

Everything About Separation Anxiety in Cats, Which Affects 1 in Every 10 Felines

Separation anxiety in cats, which affects 1 in every 10 felines, manifests through behaviors such as incessant meowing or destroying objects. These actions are not out of malice but are an expression of a real and measurable anxiety they experience when they are alone.

Gray Hair in Dogs: When It’s Normal and When It Signals a Problem

Large dogs go gray earlier than small breeds due to their faster metabolism, which accelerates aging and the appearance of gray hair.

The Scottish Government Supports Banning Greyhound Racing in Its Territory

The Scottish Parliament supports banning greyhound racing, joining Wales and New Zealand in suspending this activity, which faces increasing criticism.

An egg-derived protein helps neutralize cat allergens in a new pet food

A clinical trial with 105 cats showed that 97% of them had reduced levels of active Fel d 1 in hair and dander after consuming a pet food containing an egg-derived protein, which could help neutralize feline allergens.

Check Your Horoscope for This Thursday, September 18, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you face the day with confidence and clarity.

What Happened to Laura Ponte, the Spanish Woman Whose Life Was Changed by 'Politics'

Laura Ponte, one of the most prominent Spanish top models of the 90s, suffered an eye accident in 2022 that required surgery, marking a significant change in her life.

The second time change in Spain in 2025: when the winter time begins

With the arrival of September and shorter days, Spain prepares for the second time change in 2025, which will mark the start of winter time, affecting daily routines and adjusting the clock to the new schedule.

Refuses to Leave His House and Delays a 4.5 Billion Euro Project

A homeowner refuses to leave his house, forcing the local government to build a railway bridge on both sides of the property, isolating it and delaying a project valued at 4.5 billion euros.

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 belief that emotional care is exclusively the mother's responsibility.

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

An individual sold his soul for 1,000 euros through a blood-signed contract. The money obtained allowed him to buy Labubu dolls and a ticket to a concert.

How do you say: 'no hay dos sin tres' or 'no hay tres sin dos'?

The correct form is "no hay dos sin tres," although sometimes "no hay tres sin dos" is heard by mistake or as a play on words.

These Unreal Photos Seem to Be the Work of AI

These astonishing images show that reality can be so incredible that it appears to be AI-generated, proving that sometimes truth surpasses fiction.

'Photopeludos', the reality of abandonment and the bond with animals shown in Madrid

'Photopeludos' is a photographic exhibition in Madrid by Estela de Castro, Emilio Cuenca, and Ana Palacios, depicting animal abandonment and the bond between people and pets through powerful images that raise awareness about adoption.

Things You Do Daily That Make You an Easy Target for Thieves

Our daily routines and frequent lapses can turn us into easy targets for thieves. Actions we perform almost without thinking increase the risk of becoming victims. Therefore, it is important to be aware and change these habits to avoid problems.

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

Many football coaches, former players, have stood out more in their coaching careers than in their time as footballers. Thanks to their experience on the field, they have been able to better convey their wisdom from the sidelines, achieving greater success and recognition in this role.

Amazon drops the price of this 10-inch Android tablet to under 70 euros

A 10-inch Android tablet ideal for the sofa, classes, and travel, with a comfortable screen, long-lasting battery, and accessories that turn it into a mini laptop, now available on Amazon for less than 70 euros.

Aliexpress shows no mercy: drops the price of PS VR 2 glasses to enjoy virtual reality on PS5

The PS VR2 glasses for PS5 are on limited-time sale on Aliexpress, offering an immersive experience, especially powerful when used with a PS5 Pro.

The iPhone Air has a tough rival: this Samsung phone costs half as much and is almost just as thin

The iPhone Air stands out for its thinness, but Samsung offers a phone similar in thickness that costs half as much, providing a competitive alternative in design and price.

This is the small appliance that everyone is upgrading (and here they are on sale)

Small appliances, used almost daily, are being replaced by models with more features. Although they are not changed frequently, there are currently attractive offers for those looking to update these essential household devices.

Housing Rehabilitation Grows by Just 1.7% Until June and Is on Track to Miss the Government's Target

30,900 renovations have been authorized up to June, an increase of 1.7%, but the pace is insufficient to meet the government’s target of 96,000 rehabilitations in 2024, according to the Architects' Associations.

Foreclosures on Primary Residences Surge by 28.1%, and Three Out of Four Were Purchased During the Real Estate Bubble

Between April and June, foreclosures on primary residences increased by 28.1%, with 45.6% of the executed mortgages being loans granted between 2005 and 2008, the period of the real estate bubble. This indicates that three out of four foreclosed homes were acquired during that real estate boom.

The Board ignores Vox's proposal to join the Government if Moreno does not secure an absolute majority

The spokesperson for the Andalusian Executive, Carolina España, confirmed that President Juanma Moreno plans to serve out the full term and call elections in June, thereby rejecting Vox's offer to join the Government if he does not achieve an absolute majority.

Spain is the European country with the cheapest health insurance and the most comprehensive coverage: "It's a double-edged sword"

A report from the Complutense University of Madrid reveals that health insurance in Spain has monthly prices ranging from 69 to 198 euros, making it the most affordable in Europe, with more comprehensive coverage than countries such as Italy, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and Switzerland.

The National Court Orders the Auction of Víctor de Aldama's Luxury Cars Claiming They "Will Lose Value Over Time"

The National Court has ordered the auction of Víctor de Aldama's luxury cars before a verdict, justifying that the vehicles will lose value over time if they are not sold quickly.

They request eight years in prison for the public relations officer of a pub accused of beating, stripping, and sexually assaulting a minor

The Prosecutor's Office is seeking eight years in prison and compensation of 25,350 euros for the victim for moral damages and physical injuries caused by the public relations officer accused of sexually assaulting a minor.

Half of Mental Health Consultations at Work Are Due to Stress, Although Only One in Ten Employees Has Access to This Service

Only 12% of employees have access to workplace psychological support, and barely 20% of those use it. Although 56% want this service, confidentiality issues limit their access, according to a study by Mapfre.

The EU at "chronic" risk of running out of antibiotics and vital treatments: "An effective strategy is necessary"

A report from the European Court of Auditors warns that the EU faces a chronic risk of shortages in antibiotics and vital treatments, emphasizing the urgent need for an effective strategy to ensure supply and public health.

A new electrochemical method developed to track bacteria and prevent persistent infections

A team from the Catalan Institute of Chemical Research (ICIQ) in Tarragona has developed an innovative electrochemical method that allows for precise tracking of bacteria, helping to prevent persistent infections through rapid and efficient detection.

Bad Bunny leads the Latin Grammy 2025 nominations with 12 nods

Bad Bunny tops the Latin Grammy 2025 nominations with 12 nods, followed by Argentinians Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso and Mexican Edgar Barrera, who each have 10 nominations.

Coll and Heras-Casado, 2025 National Music Awards in Composition and Performance

Coll has received the national award for his ability to create a unique voice based on traditional roots, while Heras-Casado is recognized for his outstanding international career in performance.

The deprivation of education in Afghanistan: More than two million girls are forbidden from attending school

The UNICEF director stated that no nation thrives by leaving behind half of its population, highlighting the crisis in Afghanistan where more than two million girls are prohibited from attending school, severely affecting their development and the country's future.

Death toll rises to 20 from the tanker truck explosion in Mexico City

The explosion of a tanker truck in Mexico City left 20 dead. Following the accident, 32 people remain hospitalized due to the injuries sustained.

Laura Camps de Agorreta: "Poverty, like wealth, is inherited; but inequalities can be reduced if we organize ourselves"

Laura Camps de Agorreta, digital activist and creative writer, publishes the essay 'We Don't Have Enough Time,' in which she reflects on our relationship with work and emphasizes that although poverty and wealth are inherited, inequalities can be diminished through social organization.

Catalan Bar Association Will Appeal the TSJC Ruling That Annuls the Catalan Language Decree in Schools

The president of Cicac states that the Catalan Bar Association will respect judicial rulings but insists that this should not prevent the defense of the Catalan language in education, and therefore they will appeal the annulment of the Catalan language decree in schools.

The Kings Open Their Box at the Teatro Real to Social Groups When Not in Official Use: 'Otello' Will Be the Premiere

The Teatro Real will open its season on the 19th with Verdi's opera 'Otello.' The kings will allow their box to be used by social groups when there are no official events, thereby promoting inclusion and access to culture.

Trade Unions Urge the Government to Increase Compensation for Asbestos Victims

UGT, CCOO, and Fedavica denounce that only a minority of those affected by asbestos can access public compensation, which is up to three times lower than the indemnities granted by the courts, and they call on the Government to raise these compensations.

The Government vetoes allocating 1.2 billion requested by the PP to settle the debt for the resident discount

The Congress approves the modernization of two laws on air navigation, ruling out AENA sharing the management of Basque airports with the Basque Country. Junts and ERC announce that they will continue to fight for the transfer of this competency.

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

This guide offers practical strategies to optimize your personal budget, including how to identify unnecessary expenses, set clear financial goals, and use expense tracking tools. Additionally, it suggests tricks to save on daily purchases and improve money management, helping you get the most out of your income.

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The charming medieval town considered "the Hollywood of Guadalajara"

Atienza, with its cobblestone streets and an impressive castle, has transformed into a popular filming location for numerous national and international feature films.

Borja Yus, personal trainer, on taking a break from the gym: "It's not muscle that you're losing"

Borja Yus, personal trainer, clarifies that taking a few weeks off from the gym does not cause muscle loss, reassuring those who fear that the break will affect their physical progress.

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

Nutritionist Magda Carlas states that French fries are a very popular snack and can be somewhat addictive, but she points out that they also have some positive aspects.

The Catalan city where the 'Operación Triunfo' Academy is located: medieval and modernist heritage

This Catalan city stands out for its medieval and modernist heritage, blending historic buildings with a protected natural environment, which includes a nearby natural park.

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

Tomato sauce, essential in Italian dishes such as pasta and pizza, should be prepared without sugar or cream, according to Italian chefs. These ingredients alter its authentic and traditional flavor, moving the recipe away from its original essence.

Mariló Montero (60 years old) and her faithful exercise routine to tone her body: "Every day I get up at four in the morning"

Journalist Mariló Montero stays in shape thanks to her daily exercise routine, which she faithfully follows from very early in the morning. This discipline helps her tone her body and maintain her well-being during a key stage of her life.

'The Summer I Turned Pretty': When to Watch Episode 11 of Season 3?

The Amazon series, based on Jenny Han's bestselling books, is approaching its finale. Find out what time episode 11 of season 3, the final chapter of the story, will be available for streaming.

The Internet Is About to Change: China Creates the First 'Universal' 6G Chip with Faster Speeds

China has developed the first universal 6G chip that offers speeds exceeding 100 gigabits per second across the entire wireless band, promising to revolutionize connectivity and accelerate the evolution of the internet.

A new trojan threatens your mobile: RatOn can make automatic money transfers

RatON is a trojan developed from scratch, representing a new and dangerous threat to mobiles, capable of making automatic money transfers without the user's consent.

An off-duty civil guard warns a young woman about the dangers of not being properly equipped on a motorcycle during summer

A young motorcyclist shared on social media a warning from an off-duty civil guard, who alerted her to the risks of riding without proper protection while on a motorcycle during the summer.

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

Meryl Streep recalled her best on-screen kiss, shared with the legendary Robert Redford, who just turned 89. The actress confessed that by the fifth take, she was already in love, highlighting the unique chemistry they shared in front of the cameras.

The Solutions Presented by the Madrid City Council to Mitigate Traffic Jams Caused by Construction

The Madrid City Council has implemented various measures to reduce traffic jams caused by road closures on main streets due to construction, aiming to alleviate congestion and improve traffic flow during the autumn.

Analysis – In Congo, army and rebels dig in for war Trump says is over

Despite former President Trump's claim that the conflict in Congo is over, fighting between the Congolese army and rebel groups continues. Both sides are entrenching their positions amid ongoing violence, highlighting the complexity and persistence of the region's instability.

Trump tariffs could fund bailout for US farmers, agriculture secretary tells FT

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told the Financial Times that tariffs imposed under the Trump administration could be used to fund financial aid for US farmers affected by trade disruptions. This approach aims to support the agricultural sector amid ongoing economic challenges and uncertainties in global trade relations.

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Oil prices dip after Fed rate cut, mixed US inventory data

Oil prices fell following the Federal Reserve's rate cut and mixed US inventory reports. Despite the rate cut typically boosting demand expectations, conflicting data on crude stock levels created uncertainty. This led to a cautious market reaction with prices slipping as investors balanced the impact of monetary policy against supply concerns.

Brazil’s beef exports to US to fall further in September after tariffs, industry group says

Brazil’s beef exports to the US are expected to decline further in September following the imposition of US tariffs. The industry group cited ongoing trade barriers as a significant factor impacting shipments, signaling continued challenges for Brazil’s beef sector in the US market.

US farmers face ’financial calamity’ without extra aid soon, Republican lawmakers say

Republican lawmakers warn that US farmers are nearing a "financial calamity" without additional federal aid. They stress urgent support is needed to address soaring costs and supply chain issues impacting agriculture, urging swift government action to prevent widespread economic damage in the farming sector.

Democratic lawmakers urge Trump to drop plan to kill vehicle emission limits

Democratic lawmakers are urging former President Trump to abandon his proposal to roll back vehicle emission standards. They argue that weakening these limits would harm environmental progress, increase pollution, and undermine efforts to combat climate change. The lawmakers emphasize the importance of maintaining stricter regulations to protect public health and promote cleaner air.

Oil prices ease on US demand concerns

Oil prices fell due to worries over slowing US demand amid signs of economic uncertainty. Traders cited rising COVID-19 cases and potential interest rate hikes as factors dampening consumption forecasts. Market participants remain cautious, affecting crude's recent gains despite supply constraints elsewhere.

Gold prices slip from record highs ahead of Fed rate decision

Gold prices eased from recent record highs as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision. Uncertainty over monetary policy led to cautious trading, with markets anticipating guidance on future rate hikes that could impact inflation and economic growth. Traders remain attentive to Fed signals which will influence gold's safe-haven demand.

UBS says silver poised for all-time high as investors flock to precious metals

UBS predicts silver will reach an all-time high due to increased investor demand for precious metals amid economic uncertainty. Factors like inflation and market volatility are driving interest in silver as a safe-haven asset, potentially boosting its price significantly in the near future.

Can Ørsted overcome U.S. setbacks, disposal uncertainty despite rights issue boost

Ørsted faces challenges in the U.S. offshore wind market and uncertainty over asset disposals despite a recent rights issue that has strengthened its financial position. The company must navigate regulatory hurdles and market risks to capitalize on growth opportunities while managing investor expectations amid ongoing sector volatility.

Panasonic aims to develop groundbreaking EV battery in about two years

Panasonic plans to develop an innovative electric vehicle battery within approximately two years. The company aims to enhance battery performance, focusing on increased driving range and faster charging. This development is part of Panasonic’s strategy to strengthen its position in the growing EV market amid rising demand for more efficient and durable batteries.

Huawei unveils chipmaking, computing power plans for the first time

Huawei revealed its new strategy to boost chip manufacturing and computing capabilities amid global tech challenges. The company aims to reduce reliance on foreign technology by advancing its in-house chip production and expanding computing power to strengthen its position in the global market.

Beijing drops Google probe, shifting focus to Nvidia in US trade talks, FT reports

Beijing has halted its investigation into Google and is now concentrating on Nvidia amid ongoing US-China trade negotiations. The shift reflects changing priorities as both nations navigate complex technology and trade issues, aiming to ease tensions and reach agreements on critical semiconductor and AI sectors.

Foreigners snap up Asian bonds in August after two-month hiatus

Foreign investors resumed purchasing Asian bonds in August following a two-month break, signaling renewed confidence in the region’s debt markets. This surge comes amid easing global interest rate concerns and improved economic outlooks in Asia, attracting capital back into sovereign and corporate bonds. The inflow highlights Asia's growing appeal as a stable investment destination despite global financial uncertainties.

China drops Google antitrust probe as trade talks with US intensify – FT

China has abandoned its antitrust investigation into Google amid escalating trade negotiations with the US. This move is seen as a gesture to ease tensions and facilitate ongoing discussions between the two economic powers. The decision reflects a strategic shift by Chinese regulators to prioritize trade relations over regulatory scrutiny in the tech sector during delicate diplomatic talks.

Santos stock slumps as $18.7 billion ADNOC-led deal collapses

Santos' shares dropped sharply after the collapse of an $18.7 billion deal led by ADNOC. The failed transaction raised concerns over Santos' growth plans and market position, causing investor uncertainty. The company now faces renewed pressure to pursue alternative strategies to boost its value and stabilize operations amid challenging energy sector conditions.

Roche to acquire liver drug developer 89bio for up to $3.5 billion

Roche plans to acquire 89bio, a biotech focused on liver disease therapies, for up to $3.5 billion. The deal aims to strengthen Roche’s portfolio in treating liver conditions, leveraging 89bio’s promising pipeline. This acquisition highlights Roche’s commitment to expanding its presence in specialized treatments.

Swiss pharma giant Roche to buy US-listed 89bio for $2.4 billion in cash

Roche plans to acquire US biotech company 89bio for $2.4 billion in cash. The deal aims to enhance Roche’s pipeline with 89bio’s innovative treatments, focusing on metabolic and liver diseases. This acquisition is part of Roche's strategy to strengthen its presence in specialized therapies and expand its portfolio in promising therapeutic areas.

Hollywood comes to Kimmel’s defense after ABC pulls late-night show

After ABC announced the cancellation of Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show, numerous Hollywood figures voiced their support for the host. They praised Kimmel's impact on late-night television and criticized the network's decision, highlighting the show's loyal fanbase and cultural significance. The backlash underscores ongoing tensions in late-night programming decisions within the industry.

Australia employment unexpectedly falls in August, jobless rate steady

Australia's employment declined unexpectedly in August, contrary to forecasts of growth. Despite this drop, the jobless rate remained steady, reflecting a resilient labor market amid economic uncertainties. The decline was driven by reduced full-time positions, while part-time jobs saw a slight increase. Analysts suggest cautious monitoring as inflation and global factors continue to impact employment trends.

Australia jobs unexpectedly shrink in August as full-time roles slump

Australia's job market contracted unexpectedly in August, with total employment declining by 24,700 jobs. The drop was driven mainly by a significant fall in full-time positions, indicating potential softness in labor demand despite steady economic growth. Part-time employment saw a slight increase, but it wasn't enough to offset the overall job losses, raising concerns about future employment prospects.

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New Zealand GDP shrinks 0.9% in Q2, worse than expected

New Zealand's GDP contracted by 0.9% in the second quarter, exceeding analysts' expectations of a smaller decline. This marks a concerning downturn for the economy, attributed to weak domestic demand and ongoing external pressures. The data highlights challenges ahead for policymakers aiming to stimulate growth and stabilize economic conditions.

Argentina's economy expands 6.3% in second quarter

Argentina's economy grew by 6.3% in Q2, driven by increased agricultural exports and manufacturing output. Despite global uncertainties, domestic demand remained strong, supported by government stimulus measures. Inflation concerns persist, but the government aims to sustain growth through infrastructure investment and trade diversification.

EIA Crude Oil Inventories Show a Surprising Plunge, Hinting at Stronger Demand

The latest EIA report reveals a significant drop in crude oil inventories, signaling increased demand and tightening supply. This unexpected decline has pushed oil prices upward, reflecting optimism about economic activity and energy consumption. Analysts view the inventory plunge as a positive indicator for the oil market amid ongoing global supply challenges.

Building Permits Decline Further, Dipping to -3.7%

Building permits fell by 3.7%, continuing a downward trend in construction activity. This decline signals potential cooling in the housing market amid economic uncertainties and rising interest rates. The decrease reflects lowered builder confidence and may impact future housing supply and related industries.

South Africa retail sales rise 5.6% year-on-year in July

South Africa's retail sales increased by 5.6% year-on-year in July, signaling improved consumer spending. The growth was driven by higher sales in food, beverages, and household goods. Despite economic challenges, this rise suggests a positive trend in domestic demand and economic recovery efforts.

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UK house price growth slows to 2.8% in July, rental growth eases

UK house price growth slowed to 2.8% in July, reflecting cooling market conditions amid economic uncertainty. Rental growth also eased, indicating reduced demand in the rental sector. The slowdown suggests buyers and renters are becoming more cautious due to inflation and interest rate concerns.

Dollar firms after post-Fed rollercoaster ride; NZ dollar sinks

The US dollar strengthened following volatile trading after the Federal Reserve's recent meeting, as investors digested the central bank's rate decisions and guidance. Meanwhile, the New Zealand dollar weakened due to concerns over economic outlook and risk sentiment. Market focus remains on upcoming economic data and global monetary policy cues.

US import dependence on EU on the rise, outpacing China, study finds

A recent study reveals that the US is increasingly dependent on the EU for imports, surpassing its reliance on China. This shift highlights changing global trade dynamics and suggests stronger economic ties between the US and the European Union, while reflecting evolving supply chain strategies and geopolitical considerations.

Market expecting more easing after surprise Indonesia central bank cut

Indonesia's central bank unexpectedly cut its benchmark interest rate, signaling a shift towards more monetary easing. The surprise move has led markets to anticipate further rate reductions to support the economy amid slowing growth and global uncertainties. Investors are now closely watching the central bank's next steps to gauge the broader economic outlook.

Russian government explores way to make ends meet as budget deadline looms

Facing a looming budget deadline, the Russian government is examining measures to balance finances amid economic challenges. Strategies include adjusting spending priorities, seeking additional revenue sources, and managing inflation impacts. Officials aim to ensure fiscal stability while addressing domestic needs and external pressures affecting the national economy.

Analysis – Fed’s rate cut comes with caveats, leaving investors lukewarm

The Federal Reserve's recent rate cut, aimed at supporting economic growth, was accompanied by cautious remarks highlighting ongoing inflation risks and economic uncertainties. This tempered enthusiasm among investors, who remain uncertain about the Fed's future moves and the broader economic outlook.

Hong Kong central bank cuts interest rate, tracking Fed; banks follow

Hong Kong's central bank reduced its base rate, aligning with the U.S. Federal Reserve's recent rate cut. Following this, major Hong Kong banks lowered their prime lending rates to support borrowing and stimulate economic activity amid global financial adjustments.

BOJ may raise rates in October even if Takaichi wins leadership race, says ex-central bank official

A former Bank of Japan official stated that the BOJ might proceed with raising interest rates in October regardless of whether Sanae Takaichi wins the party leadership race. This suggests the central bank’s monetary policy decisions may be driven more by economic conditions than political outcomes.

BOJ preview Sept: likely to hold rates amid heightened political uncertainty

The Bank of Japan is expected to maintain its current monetary policy in September due to increased political uncertainty. Market participants anticipate no change in interest rates as the central bank focuses on stability amid domestic and global economic challenges. The BOJ aims to sustain its supportive stance to bolster economic recovery while monitoring inflation trends and geopolitical risks.

Thai baht could further strengthen on capital inflows, says incoming deputy finance minister

The incoming Thai deputy finance minister stated that the Thai baht may strengthen further due to increased capital inflows. This optimism reflects investor confidence in Thailand's economic outlook and stable financial environment, which are expected to attract more foreign investment and support the currency's appreciation.

Morning Bid: There are Fed weeks where decades happen

This week’s Federal Reserve meeting is pivotal, with market participants expecting crucial signals on future monetary policy. Investors are bracing for interest rate decisions that could shape economic trends for years. The Fed’s actions may significantly impact inflation, growth, and financial markets, highlighting how a single week can influence economic trajectories for decades.

Bitcoin price today: steadies at $117k on Fed rate cut, SEC listing overhaul

Bitcoin's price stabilized at $117,000 following the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates and the SEC's overhaul of listing regulations. These developments boosted investor confidence, contributing to a steadier market for the cryptocurrency.

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BetFury is at SBC Summit Lisbon 2025: Affiliate Growth in Focus

BetFury is participating in the SBC Summit Lisbon 2025, emphasizing affiliate growth strategies. The company aims to expand its affiliate network, enhance partnerships, and explore new market opportunities. Their presence highlights a commitment to innovation and collaboration within the iGaming industry to boost brand visibility and revenue.

CME Group to launch options on Solana and XRP futures October 13

CME Group announced it will introduce options trading on Solana (SOL) and XRP futures starting October 13. This move expands the firm's crypto derivatives offerings, providing traders with more opportunities to hedge and speculate on the digital assets' price movements. The launch reflects growing institutional interest in diverse cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Bitcoin price today: slightly up at $116k with Fed rate cut in focus

Bitcoin's price rose slightly to $116,000 as investors anticipate the Federal Reserve's upcoming rate cut decision. Market participants are closely watching central bank signals for clues on future monetary policy, which could influence cryptocurrency valuations. The modest gain reflects cautious optimism amid ongoing economic uncertainty and evolving regulatory landscapes.

BTCC Exchange Maintains 143% Total Reserve Ratio in September 2025 Demonstrating Continued Financial Strength

BTCC Exchange reported a total reserve ratio of 143% in September 2025, indicating robust financial health and a strong ability to meet customer withdrawals. This sustained high reserve ratio reflects BTCC’s commitment to transparency and financial stability amidst ongoing market challenges.

Reliance Global Group completes first Ethereum purchase for treasury

Reliance Global Group has made its inaugural Ethereum acquisition for its treasury, marking a strategic move into cryptocurrency investments. This step reflects the company's confidence in Ethereum's long-term value and potential for portfolio diversification amid growing institutional interest in digital assets.

Motif AI Enters Phase Two of Its Growth Cycle

Motif AI has progressed into the second phase of its growth, focusing on expanding its product offerings and enhancing its technology. The company aims to strengthen market presence and drive innovation, supported by recent investments and strategic partnerships. This phase marks a critical step in scaling operations and meeting increasing customer demands.

TNL Mediagene announces plan to add Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana to treasury

TNL Mediagene revealed plans to diversify its treasury by acquiring cryptocurrency assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. This strategic move aims to enhance financial flexibility and explore potential growth opportunities within the crypto market. The company intends to strengthen its asset portfolio while aligning with evolving digital asset trends.

Kaya Holdings engages advisors for cryptocurrency subsidiary development

Kaya Holdings has appointed advisors to assist in establishing a new cryptocurrency subsidiary. This move aims to enhance the company’s presence in the digital asset market and capitalize on emerging blockchain opportunities. The subsidiary will focus on developing crypto-related products and services, supporting Kaya Holdings' strategic growth in the fintech sector.

Amazing AI expands crypto treasury beyond bitcoin to diversified assets

Amazing AI has diversified its crypto treasury, moving beyond Bitcoin to include a range of digital assets. This strategic shift aims to enhance portfolio resilience and capitalize on emerging opportunities across various cryptocurrencies and tokens, reflecting a broader trend of diversification in crypto asset management.

Sampo continues share buyback program with latest purchases

Sampo has proceeded with its ongoing share buyback program, acquiring additional shares in its latest transaction. This move reflects the company's confidence in its value and aims to enhance shareholder returns. The buybacks are part of Sampo's strategic capital management to optimize its balance sheet and support long-term growth.

Curatis receives FDA green light for corticorelin development plan

Curatis has obtained FDA approval for its development plan of corticorelin, a drug aimed at treating diseases linked to inflammation and cancer. This green light enables the company to proceed with clinical trials to evaluate corticorelin's safety and efficacy, marking a significant step forward in its potential therapeutic applications.

Roche to acquire 89bio for up to $3.5 billion in liver disease push

Roche will acquire 89bio for up to $3.5 billion to enhance its liver disease portfolio. The deal aims to boost Roche’s capabilities in developing treatments for nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and other liver conditions, leveraging 89bio’s promising drug candidates and technology. This acquisition reflects Roche’s commitment to expanding its presence in the liver disease therapeutic area.

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Chenghe Acquisition III raises $126.5 million in Nasdaq IPO

Chenghe Acquisition III successfully raised $126.5 million through its initial public offering on Nasdaq. The funds aim to support the company’s strategic acquisitions and business growth plans, highlighting investor confidence in Chenghe’s market approach and potential for expansion.

Southwest Gas declares $0.62 per share fourth quarter dividend

Southwest Gas announced a fourth quarter dividend of $0.62 per share, reflecting the company's commitment to delivering consistent returns to shareholders. This dividend aligns with the firm's ongoing financial performance and outlook.

NAVER CEO appointed to UN Global Compact board of directors

NAVER CEO has been appointed to the board of directors of the UN Global Compact. This role highlights NAVER's commitment to sustainable business practices and global corporate responsibility. The appointment underscores the company's influence in advancing environmental, social, and governance goals on an international platform.

Cathie Wood's ARK ETF focuses on CRSP, BEAM stock buys

Cathie Wood's ARK ETF has recently increased its investments in the CRISPR-focused company CRSP and the oncology firm BEAM. These strategic purchases align with ARK's focus on disruptive innovation in biotechnology, highlighting confidence in gene editing and cancer immunotherapy advancements. The moves reflect ARK's commitment to cutting-edge tech trends despite market volatility.

ChowChow Cloud completes $12 million IPO, begins trading on NYSE American

ChowChow Cloud successfully raised $12 million in its IPO and has started trading on the NYSE American exchange. The company plans to use the funds to expand its cloud computing services and enhance technology infrastructure, aiming to capitalize on growing demand in the sector. Investors showed strong interest, reflecting confidence in ChowChow Cloud’s growth potential.